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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-07
The Attitude Toward. France.

l. Hiaoire publishes what IL claim. 10 %
the Dispatch of the French Minister tho
Marquis de Banneyillc, to Count D,ru.
narrhting hi. interview with Cardinal
Antonelli. and subsequently with the SIN.
prene Pontifi. The Cardinal after n
smiling and almost doderi.iyo remark ON
the Reading of the official dispatch from
thr r"h"h government, took de Banpe.
'ilIe arm ANA .trolled with him into the
gardens Of the Vatican. There thew wrr.
met 10y th" Pope, who greeted de- Bauuo.
VINE cordially; bat in reply 10 every M.
tempt 20 introduce the real subject Of tho
Interview. cut him short by inquire. for
the health of the imperial family. At lat
az the persistent mention of Daru. unu,.
hi. Holmes .nid g.
"Daru doe not liko the infslljbility
dogma That !. pity: but the IIoly
Ghost VIII not halt for fear of di..urbiny
Daru- .crupl"s. Tell him. my son. tbst
neither he nor any other person will pre-
vent me from being iniallible." and ho
sP"k" with increaing warmpth n, he went
on. Subsequently hc remarked that the
Emperor crown hung by the same thread
that held up hi. tiara.
Ant"uslli aitorward. did hi. be-, Z,
'"i,cn the effect Of hi, master. words
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-07
look TO Your Chtidres-Ihe Great
Soothing Remedy

Mr., Cures Cole and Griping py,,r
whlICuMb- ~ the pYN'is' sna iAcHi. ~
SYRUP iss'hins. e. '''' cLNrs
NKs subdu"- Cobu.lsIons u.,.t.
NUiT,,Ixp,. And o'sfcom.s al dis M
syktp .v". Incident to IN. %
iant. and children. 'h"'H
ups Cures biA rhes, Il, -sn.1 ,,,,,,.,.
WHIIInuH's terry, ami summer Com Tn., T.
sYRTP plant Va children Of a.. 20
-.'-, Y We
II D.. the Great Infants and Children, Soothing
Remedy IN all disorder. brought ON by ,s.thing,
or--y "th.r cause.
Prepared by the GRAFTON MEDICINE CO.,
b. Louis, Mo.
sold by druggists and dealer. in m.d,c,n.
every sh.re. .sg7lydaw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-07

81 nearly one hundred recei pit frr making brandy
al kinds ut Wine, Gn. Ale Beer. Cordial. "a.
p"r"' cider, ana much other useful information
Tor those dealing IN or manufacturing any ofthe
above, either f"r the trade or rom. ,i.e.
sent by mail. fee " postage. Tor ~ cents Al.
dfe-., X. y. NORMANDY. d0I Market street.
-. Lndi-, Mo .es7iyd.u
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~ ONION

by using Mrs. Whitcombs Syrup for
children, many doctors bill can be saw
ed and much suffering averted. Read
the advertisement in another column.
a4dawlw
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Woman and serial Evil,

E..,r, roH lorss M,N-The tru. estimate Of
~on.n-'h" happiness ~ al honorable marriage
the caariul '-oosl Evils the day, the cause
and cure. -"ni Tree, In sealed envelopes Al.
dress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. BoI =. Fiiia.
dslpbla. Pa
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They never tire the eye, They last
many years without change They are
perfect IN every particulars They are
warranted not to break. Call on Taber
BROS, our well known jewelers., and asks
about them. m19dowIm,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-07

Good Calf Boots for two dollars and
seventy-fve cents only at p NeTs, No
70, Ohio Levee
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-07

Pitcher x Henrys large stock of hard
ware cutlery, tools, stoves, tinware, etc.
will be sold without regard to cost.
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OH 8ul1etin.
ROME

The Paris Figaro SAYS:

The Paris Figaro says:
An important fact has been commupica.
ted to W. in "a letter from Rome. II has
frequently been stated since Plus TX. has
occupied the Papal throne that hi, health
was falling but hitherto the statements
have been unfoundcd. We must now
however, give the fact AS certain
The health Of Plus TX. is declining. A
foreign prelate, who was recently received
IN private audience By the Sovereign
Pontif was quite shocked by his appear
ance. "Alasl exclaimed the Pralate
the proverb then strue, Non riaebis an
nos Pstri, ~ abiding To- the Roman saving
mat no Sovereign PontiG can reign longer
than 81. Peter who occupied the Pontf-
ca chair during twenty-five years. Pin.
! ~ !. now in the twcnty-fourth year of
hi, Primary.
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Clothing for the million at p. NeA"s No
~ Ohio levee. Tho best good in the CITY
will be found at this house. #
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BARoAISsl BARsAINs = A good suit of
clothing for ten dollars, at Z, Neii's, ~
Ohio Levee.
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Rntcheior.s llsir nv.

Tnr srs1 ~ rHr woHip--tloo. not contain lead
no ntfiol poisons to latayze the system or pro-
dHre death. II l. perfectly harrnle---reliable--
instantaneous. Avoid the Wanted and drlusiyc
preparations boa-,ing virtues they do not possess,
u y"u would "s"ape the danger. I'll. genun.
W. A. Bachelors Hair U,e hs. thirty years rep
utation :" uphold IT, integrity. Sold Wy Drug
gi-'-. Applied At 10 Bnhy street, y. y.
no,ZidSwy
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A new supply of Calf Boots and Caters
Just received at p. Neffs, No., SO Ohio
Levce.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-07

WORM DESTROYER
To Ny Unitedstatcs and World
wide Readers:

I HAVE received many testimonials from
lprofessional and medicsi men, as my aim anscs
ana various publications have shown, all Of which
are genuine. The following. from a highly edu.
Gated and popular physician IN Georgia, Is Ger.
tainy one OF the most sensible commu lie NJ IONS
j have ever received. DR.. Clement knows OF.
actiy what he speaks Of, and his testimony de-
serves TO he written in letters OF gold, Hear
What the Doctor says Of Bulls Worm Dee.
Villanow, walKer County, Ga,
June 30, 1866.
Dr. joan BuLL-DeM Sra ! have recently
and lind II Wonderfully eficacious n ha. moi
Jailed IN single instance 20 have the wished for
erect. am doing pretty large county practice,
snd have daily use for some article Of the KIND
am free TO confess hat know Of no remedy
recommended by the ablest authorities that IL ~,
certain ana speedy IN IT. effects. On the contrary
they are uncertain IN the extreme. Ny object In
you Is To mud out upon what tcrms ! can
get the medicine directly dem you. II can yet
u uI on easy terms. shall use q great deal OF In
am aware that the Use OF such articles In contrary
to the teachings and practice Of 4 great majority
OF IN" regular line discafiing n remedy which We
know To be- SUFFICIENT, simply because we may be
ignoTnt oftr continuation For my part, I shall
make II a rule a. us. all and every means 10 al.
levate suffering humanity which I may lie able
10 coinmand-hot hesitsting because some one
effects hrst and secured the sole right 10 secure
hat knowledge. However. am by no means an
'ivocaie or supporter OF the thousand OF worthless
lostrums thst hood the county, that Durport IN
'ir" all manner OF diseases To which aesh II heir
Please reply soon, and inform me Of your best
orfrs. am, SIR, very respectfully,
JULlUsP. CLEhENT. ND.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-07

An Essay foR YOUNG MEN, on Physiologi.
al krofs, Abuses and Disease, incident o.
Youth siin Early Manhood. ~hrh cf-st. imp.di.
m"nt. to MAkklAGE ~ith sure mean, Of relief
cent Ia sealed letter envelopes, ire. 4 charge.
Address. Dr. : sKil LIN HUCGHIoN, Howard
A.s~riAhon, Philsdsl phis, Pa. ..1SdssIm
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4 Hook for the Milton.
"deH5nfp5Ac:E 4: G.: e.: :: !:

shout 10 marry, n the physiological my .icric.
and revelations OF the sexual system; with the
latest discoveries In producing ana preventing
offspring, how 10 preserve the complexion, etc.
This Is an interesting work OF two hundred
and isenty-four pages, with numerous eBgra.
wings, and contains valuable information for those
~ho are married or contemplate marriage. still IL
'ss book tina, ought 10 be kept under lock and
key, and not lsli rsreeslys aIousthe house.
sent 10 any on" lfree ~ POSTAGE for Finy cents
Address Ia. Butts, Dspenssry, No. ~ North
Eighth street, - Louis, Mo.
ss-NoTIcE To THE AFFLICTED AND w.
FoRrUNATE.-ss Before applying to the no.
'orious e1ssAs Who advertise IN public papers, or
using any Suask r'msas', peruse DR. Butts work.
no matter What vour disease Is, or how deplorable
your condition.
DIR. Butts can be consulted, personally or by
mail. on the diseases mentioned IN his works.
Once, No IL North Eighth street, between Mar
ket and Chestnut, 81 Louis Mo. se27iydsw
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Msi"rld to make a dollar bottle ~ the h.., Hsir
restorative ever used for restoring gray har to
IT. original color send D. cent. for = kaye.
~ ior w,Sr.
Nice White Teeth. Healthy Gums, and \ .ue.t
breath send for our TURKISH uENrRIFiCE.
price, - cents.
~ roe s.NT
A sur" cure for Hsaisrhe ra,srrh. p.afp.... %,
hnihng 10 N" "afs. send fof our -TERNUTA.
TORY. Prr- 80 c.uts
~. Either ~ the aboy. sent posi.psid m ,..
reiIt IT urre.
Adde'S Joseph X i.-"hsr iai MARKET street,
II L0air, No. s.s-i,d,u
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DIR. JOHN BULLS Principal Office:
NO. 10 FIFTH, Gross street,
moSa1Sv111o, Ky.
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Prepared by DIR, JOHN BULL At
HI, Laboratory, Fifth Street, Louis
Vile, Ky,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-08-22
The Whittemore Club.
- Written for The Democrat.l
suNpsR rugNrY-TilREl. 10


Pursuant TO previous notice the Clut
met at General q Off s room at tito ''bir
brick" On being called to order, OF
motion Of Dr.. Stables, Nathan Golf wa,
elected au ornory member.
fr. CnAwLEY suggested that Mr.. Gof
act as Chairman at this meeting. rs
Mr.. DAVID II. SsiTii said hc didn'I
think Mr. Golf was q id bit better than
lie was; but fit was The wish Of tho Club
be would back out. .'7l fati- iy.
DR.. LENGTHY said it was questionable
honor; but as Mr. Golf wanted cfiec, Il
would be well to let him have IL. 1ee
Mr. Corr, upon taking the chair, spoke
Us follows: 3iifr
Ladies' and gentlemen In me you sec
Waldo Colts boy-.he son Of bis iahef-
and bis father owns five hundred thousand
dollars in Government bonds. Grea,
cheering | am your candidate 70,
Congress-it is to my interest aud Il
yours to secure my election. want Il
increase my pile of bonds. You may soy
that the Golf family have had enough Of.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-08-22
The scna torial, Convention

for this District, meets at Buckhannon or
Saturday next. tho 9Th inst. Sevcra
gentlemen havo already been named fol
the position. prominent among whom are
Judge Matthew Edmiston, A. A. Lewis,
Blackwell jackson and Wm. g. Carper
Tho "capitol" question, which hal
heretofore given Farnsworth his large
inajorityin Upshur county, is now gone
and with bis bitter and uncomprolnisinl
radical politics, we knoS Of no man in
the District whom it would DO easier 10
defeat. By resolution passed at ou'
county convention, BY tie delegates from
Braxton and Lewis, any Democrat from
either county Who might be present was
authorized to act as delegate; and we
hope there will be largo attendance.
We have assurances that tho counties
of Barbour, Tucker aud Randolph will
DO fully represented 49,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-08-22
Regis tration.

Last week has been fruitful on the reg
istration of this county. Young menjust
arriving at q years ofage have been in
dignaahy refused registration. In doing
which the registrar declares he is acting
under Constructions and protection
Who instincts, and who has power to
protect against the bars Of jail, has not
boon explained to US,
It's not necessary to philosophers on
morality, or to write an Grafton on the
beauties Jail delivery-it will be sufIi-
Gent for MS to say that the one is terribly
"inconunient," and the other is pleas
ant episode. One Township registrar,
Joshua s. Wilkinson under Constructions
and protection" refused young man
just 81 years Of ago, named Lee Ghittuu,
the naked privilege Of voting unless he
would bring one or more witnesses to
prove tho truth Of the Legislative test
oaths' WHICH he. had taken, Mr.. Chittum
did not send for his witnesses, but be did
stop across the street TO . Commissioners
Of the United States, and; caused Mr..
Wilkinson TO be arrested under the act Of
Congress for his refusal to give effect 'tc
the act. q s3. y ~ ere. ''R gu!
81 After staggering around for some time
Mr.. Wilkinson repaired to Clarksburg t
soc General Gof. who would give him I
complete remedy for all his alleged
wrongs; sndhc camo back tho next do!
with % flca in his oar. Fl - q y
| Elias Cunningham, Of Braxton county
was also before tho Commissioner fo1
acting under Construction, aud protecttoa,,'
and gave bond in the penalty Of $4,000
TO appear before the District Court of the
United States at Clarksburg, TO answer
for bis instructions. Hc also refused
registration to b young man q years ant
ten mouths old unless he could prove BIZ
brothers. were, not in tho Confederate
Army y br .4sie-s 90 ''9a
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-08-22
s. D. WloaosER, Secretary.
Tie European War.

Since our last issue, events Of great
Importance have taken place in Europe.
Contrary to Ito expectations Of almost
everyone, the Prussians have marched
vist.riously into French territory; and
tho battles thus for have. been Blu! sue
cession Of roverscs to tho French Army.
Our latest adviccs ore that tho French
troops arc still rotreating, ind that Tie
prussians are in bot pursuit; whilc Paris
itself is in danger. II is said that The
Emperor is very detected. Serious out
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-08-22

It has been subject Of romark during
the few days pas. tina. tho trooly loil are
on the war-path. On every corner--a.
almost every hour in the day or night
may DO soon about three straight and
never.failing radical voters-all earnestly
discussing tho arrest Of Wilkinson, th
trial Of Cunningham, the proper course
for officers of registration, or some other
matter pertinent to loil interests. sa.
Prominent among these gatherings may
be seen our ''letup"-" Conservative"
''libcral republican,. Domocratic"- trad.
ical'."Flick Amendment friend, George
Ross, late Deputy Clerx Of the Circuit
Court, ex-member Of various Boards OIL
Registration, Counsel.in. Chief for every
radical in the county, and present "bittcr.
ender" candidate for the Office Of Clerk o.
the Court. Why this man, above oil
others, should freeze 30 fast TO bis Niger
lied friends is matter Of no Importance,
further than To show Tint with them biz
sympathios are enlisted and We venture
the assertion that Jim Crawley himself
has. entertained much moro liberal
thoughts towards bis onon,ies than George
Ross ever did.
BY radical fraud aud chicanery, Major
Wiihers was deprived Of The office which
legally belonged to him; and ibis man
Ross forced himself upon the peoples
treasury. Alter four years elcctioneer-
ing, lie has appealed to the people," and
rather than let The county go TO ruin, aud
justice fall by tho wayside, offers himself
as sacrifice.
This, with the reasons given above ac.
count for the dark. corner ctnclnyes
Of which NO see 50 much and hear So IT.
Tie.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-08-22
.ilsiTo FEDERAL. SOLDIERS. y
You and the Negroes placed upon an
Equal Footing. D.
PASS TIE WORD ALONG.

PASS TILE WOhU ALONS. y
wosdcsirc, at this time, to call the At
.cntion Of oil honorably discharged Fed,
eral soldiers TO The fact that according te
tho ruling Of our registration officers, th.
soldier and the negro are placed upon on
exact aud equal footing. IN ~.
Wo Wero informed on Tuesday last By
Mr.. James v. Turner. the Registrar fol
Sheridan Township. that he had received
instructions from Mr.. A. j: Wood. Clerl
oftho Board Of Registration, not to adj
minister Me oath 10 negroes I but 10 registe,
shsm ,oithou. question phenever they ap.
plted tor regtarationt So, according to
tho law itself, and its construction by The
petty undcrssrnppors who enforce it, il
appears that tho honorable discharge pro-
duced BY a soldier IS sufficient pr oof ofhis
loyalty-and that the sable skin Of q mig
ger is ample evidence Of his adhesion 70
the government in it's hour Of peril.
: We said before that this placed you
upon m equal footing; but We put it to
any intelligent man il it docs not place
the negro several steps ahead ! ss''
The radicals will pirate to sof tho it.
. - Y H.fH =.
ness Of their dusky brother for lilo ballot;
but they decline to make him swallow the
prerequisites they force upon a vile vile
man. .'aT iS,: s'r'H3..' e y
They dssssy tho ballot to our own race /;
ssfd thrust 1t unasked into tho hands Of
an inferior one -" ''... ''2
q And this i, tho platform ofprineiplesi
of Tho "Great Union Republican Par
tyr '' -, ~. p.
How do you standf Arcyo above or
below The negro in tho scalcs o'a 2
Let us know by your vote cast for the
wllito mans party this fall that you de-
nounce A. j. Wood, and bis outrage upon
all laa-human and divine.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-08-22
Registration.

About rs or 80 registrars throughout
tho State have thus far been arrested aud
recognized to answer the charges against
them at the Federal Court. Among
them We notice that notorious old wretch,
Joe Caldwell, of Greenbrier. This crcn.
ture, SO long accustomed to rule as seemed
best to him. resisted the officers, and de-
clarcd that bis house was his castle. But
he was induced to abandon that idea BY
tho silent though persuasive eloqscnce. Of
q navy -shooter-ihe same kind Of on
article which induced Elias Cunningham
to come along SO quietly with Greenbury
Spaur and Jacob Alkiro. 1t is we'll to
learn these fellows that Josh Wilkinson's
reply, tina. .ho was ''acting under instruc-
tiops," will not do-they must act accord
ing to lao. The day Of judgment is ut
hand; and they must rccollccti that the
people will no longer submit to the dicta-
ton Of q set of ignorant aud illisorato IN
dcrstrappers. ~ y
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-08-22

breaks have occurred in various parts OF
France, in consequence the suppression
Of kilograms aud newspapers. The pros
poet is now gloomy enough for the French;
aud unless something is done quickly, we
may next week have to chronicle tho
capture by the Prussians Of the French
metropolis.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-08-22
A Heart Rending Calamity in Roane
+" "'Nf79n County hs

|
A gentleman from Roane county gives
the particulars Of a most hcart-rcnding
calamity that happened last week on
Spring Creckin that county and by which
one family was bsreft Of four children in
less than an hour. ~
A lady, whose name our informant had
forgotten, residing upon tho above named
creek, had went down to it 10 the morning
for the purpose Of doing "thc weeks Z;
washing" taking With her the youugesl
child, an infan. Of about year old, lcav-
ing her other three q the house. While
engaged at hor work she heard suppressed
screams at tho house; taking up her little
child from tho soilcd clothes upon which
it was sitting, she placed j. in an empty
wash-tub TO kecpit from crawling into the
creek during her absence, and hastoncd to
the house. whore she neither eldest child
with its bead frightfully dis6gured and
swollen. She hastily CLEANED from this
ono that Tho three children had crawled
under the house in search Of eggs; that
whilo under, something had hurt them,
and that the, other Two children were still
I'm der tho house. The mother. upon look
ing under the house, found them dead,
with several moccasin snakes "a very pois
onous and deadly specics) Wing around
their bodies. The, ncigbors were alarmed
and BY their assistance the snakes were
killed. and the unfortunate children taken
out. their bodies presenting frigLtful .na
sickeniug appearance. By this time The
elder ono WIS corpse. Tho mother in
her despair and agent had f0rgS..tte Until
now cr'li.tlo one st tho creek, and upon
going down u tho creek for it, i. Twas onl,
10 find it also corpse 10 the creek. 1
is supposed tho little child climbed up il
The tub and va, holding on to tho love-
edge DIT whom il upset, rolling the child
into Tie water below and drowning it. I
is said The mothers grief vas so great thu
al last accounts she was q ra,ing maniac
l-Aason County Journal.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-08-22
SERVED HIM RIGHT.
General Harris in the Wrong Pew
Thrcc Cheers for tho White Women
ofGiImer.

IpFCC SECCfS lOr tuc Wnltc WOMEN
0fGiImer.
General Harris, Of Snrratt notoriety,
has found his peregrinations in this part
Of the State to be much more unpleasant
than otherwise; and the following little
episode, which occurred in Gilmer county
a few days ago, will serve to illustrate
the character Of his fluctuations. =
Itappcurs that the "GeneralH is Nj.
stcvenson's confidential agenp-that
is, be is canvassipg the State distributing
Caldwcll's "opiuiou" of tho Enforcement
Act, "inslructing" registrars who were
afrail they might forfeit their dollars by
performing the dirty work tina. was re-
CURED Of them, and preaching generally
the beauties Of negro suffrage and misce-
gcnati9n. In passing through the lower
end ofGilmcr, on his way to BraxtOn,
night and storm overlook him, and he
stopped at the house Of q wealthy and in
telligent DISTINGUISHED white man, and
asked for quarters for the ., night for him
selfand horse, Tho lady Of the house,
having seen him before, Ut tho time he
turned dying man out Of bed and set
FIRE to tho house in which The poor fellow
lived, because ho happened to be . bro.
thori Of Colonel Elihu Hutton) told the
General" that her house was always
open to people in distrcss--"!without re-
gard, to race, color, or previous condition
Of acrvitudc"-a that they now had
one negro living with them, who would
doubtless DO willing to share his couch
with General, Harris, Other accom-.
mediation than this. she said, hor respect
for her own race prevented her from Of
foring him. se ,,...eit
This Was too much for Harris-he
mounted his horse and pushed along
nobody knew or cared whittier or how.