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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-06
How Beecher Got his Eye Teeth Cut.

| had no fondness for mathematics,
vet became proficient in its elementary
branches in nv school days, under the
teachings of w. P. N. Fitzgerald, which
in full, is William Pitt Nelson Fitzgerald.
When Professor Davies of West Point,
was once travelling in Canada, he was
served by an hostler's boy. and in put
ting some questions to him, he proved
so sharp at figures that the Professor
took him along rs servant. He was
waiter and boy of all work. But he de.
veloped such gifts and graces, that he
was put to his books and became Ca
Diet, and stood second to none, until an
unfortunate Christmas spree delivered
him from the thrall of West Point, and
sent him to finish bis career in the great
academy of the world. | found him, in
1927. teaching mathematics at Mount
Pleasant Classical Institute, Amherst,
Mass. He taught me to conquer in study
ing. There is very hour in which n
young nature, tugging, discouraged and
and weary with books, rises with the con-
seriousness of victory into masterhood.
Forever after, he knows that he can learn
anything if he pleases. 1t is distinct
intellectual conversion
| first went to the blackboard, uncer-
tain, soft, full Of whimpering. That
lesson must be learned" be said ia a
very quct tone, but with terrible inten.
sity, and with the certainty of fate. And
explanations and excuses he trod under
foot with utter scornfulness. I" want
that problem. l don't want any reasons
why can't get it,"
q I did study it two hours"
"That's nothing TO mel want the
lesson. You need not study it at aI' or
you may study il ten hours--iust to suit
yourself. | want the lesson. Under
wood 90 to the blackboard
+" Oh, yes, but Underwood got some.
body to show him his lesson
/" what do | care how you get it,
That's your business. But you must
have it,"
1t was tough for green boy, but it
seasoned him. In less than month |
had the most intense sense of lntellpctu-
al independence and courage to defend
my rectations.
In the midst of n lesson his cold and
calm voice would fall upon me in the
midst of demonstration" Mop |
hesitated, stopped, and then went back
to the beginning; and on reaching the
sams spot again" No." uttered with
tone of perfect conviction, barred my
progress.
The next!" and I sat down in red
confusion. He, too, was stopped with
Nor bat went right on, finished, and,
as he sat down, was rewarded with
" Very WE'LL"
Why" whimpered I, OF rccited it
just as he did and you said Nor"
Why didn't you say Yes and stick
to it? 1t is not enough to know that you
know it You have learned nothing till
you arc sure. If all the world says no,
your business is to say yes, and prove IT,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-06
Long Life.

Professor Faraday adopts Flourin's
theory that the natural duration of mans
life is hundred years. This theory is
founded on observation of facts rs peri.
DDS in the time Of growth. 1t it thus
stated: When once tho bones and ep.
iphpsis are united, the body grows no
more, and at twenty years this union is
effected in man. In the camel it takes
place at eight; in the horse at five, and
in the rabbit at one. The natural ter
m'nation of life is five removes from
these several points. Man, being TWEEN
ty years in growing, lives five times TWEEN
ty, that is one hundred. The camel is
eig ht years growing, and he lives five
times eight years, that is to say forty
years; the horse is five years in growing,
and he lives twenty five years. and so
with other animals. The man who does
not die of sickness, battles, bullets, rail-
road accidents--earthquakes excepted
lives everywhere from eighty to one hun
dred years.
Providence has given to man a GEN.
fury of life, but he does not attain it be-
cause he inherits diseases, eats unwhole-
some fruits, gives license TO passions, and
permits vexations to disturb his healthy
equipoise. He does not die; he kills
himself. The learned professor divides
life into equal halves, growth and de.
cline; and the halves into infancy, youth,
virility and age. Infancy extends to the
twentieth year; youth to the fiftieth, be-
cause it is during this period that the It's
sues become firm; virility from fifty to
seventy five, during which the organism
remains complete; and at seventy five
old age commences, to last longer
or shorter TINA as the diminution of
reserved forces is hastened or retarded.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-06
Etiquette at the white Housc-Mrs.
Grant Defended.
[From the Cincinnati Enquirer.l

From the CINCINNATI Enqulrer.I
A number of newspapers have had
something to say lately against an order
supposed to have emanated from Mrs.
Grant, prescribing swallow-tail coats as
the dress for the doorkeepers in waiting at
the White House; also that Mrs. Grant
has recently bought some five or six
thousand dollars worth of fneries in
Paris. Now, in prescribing the dress of
her servants, has Mrs. Grant done more
than any other lady in the land Goes p
Hasn't she as much right to say that her
servants Mt the White House siNn wear
swallow tail coats, as Mrs. August Bel
monitor instauce-Jthe wife of the
chairman of the national democratic
comnittee) has to say that her servants
shall be arrayed in a livery which r.
minds US of Solomon in all his glory!
And as to she Partisan fineries pray
what lady who can afford it but does
likewise? The truth is, that Mrs. Grant
is a most excellent lady. Her demean-
or in all the graiatiohs in public life
through which he has passed-from the
wife of the Illinois Colonel to tho hostess
of the Presidential ''rnansion--has been
unexceptionable, modest, aad becoming.
If she has not the charming grace of
Mrs. Madison, nor the polished dignity
of Miss Lane, she has the unpretentious
Iadyhood which brings her to the fit as
ISOLATION of the best society Of the coun-
try.
All of which however, shall not deter
me from relating what struck INC as
qnite grotesque expression and incident
of recent occurrence at the White House.
l had accompanied friend who had
some business with the President. and
as entered the inner sanctuary pro-
posed to wait for him outside | was
not unaccustomed to the pla.e, and took
n seat, as on many former occasions =
Just then. gentleman in waiting"
rushed up to me in something of trepi
dation, and as if he were about to storm
my works or otherwise annihilate me-
Said he: "Look here, you mustn't sit
down. If the old woman comes along
and finds anybody sitting down here,
she'll give me HI" SO yield to the
demands of the new etiquette, and more
astonished at the Republican simplicity
of tho doo;-keeper's language than at
anything else, stood erect.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-06

The Fond du lac Commonwealth says
a veteran of the war Of 1912, Col. B.
F. Miller, of Pond du Lac, suggests the
propriety of the soldiers of that war.
now residing in Wisconsin, holding a
meeting at some point in the state the
present winter, and taking such action as
will call the attention of Congress TO the
justice of providing means for the all Of
such of their number rs need aid. We
hope such meeting win be held, for
those old veterans have had less notice
taken of them than any others.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-06
Jesh billings on Waterfalls.

I rather like waterfalls.
kant tell achy, emmy more than | kan
tell why | love kastor ile-but kastor lie
is good for lazyness in the system.
| like waterfalls-they are so easy and
material.
They attack all the sex.
Some they attack with CRATE fury,
while others they approach more like
seige, working up slowly.
| saw one Yesterday.
1t was no bigger than small French
urnip.
1t had attakd a small woman of only
8 summers duration.
She wus full ov recreation, and when
she bounded along the sidewalk Git was
on the west side of Saint Clair Street, in
the city of Cincinnaty, forrest Baker and
Davis, yeller sope store) the waterfall
highsted up aud down i'll an ossiIating
manner. resembling mulch the sportive
terminus ov bobtailed lamb in great
hurry.
The effeck was purely electrick.
| also saw another one pretty soon,
which belon yed to q mature matron.
She might hav saw rs summers, her
hair waz white az flour (Pe kins' GA"
worth IS dollars barrel, dclvered) but
the waterfall waz black.
l asked bystan1er how he could ac-
count for that.
He said " It was younger"
l also saw another one pretty soon,
which was the property of gusher.
She waz about 10 years old, and waz
~ ripe az a 2 year peach.
She swept the streets like thing of
life.
Men stopped to gaze az she passed, and
put in a new chew ov tobacco.
Little boys pocketed their marbles in
silence.
Her waterfall waz about the size ov
korn basket turned inside out.
1t wuz enklozed in common kap net,
and kivered with blazing diamonds ov
glass.
1t shown in the risky sun like the tin
dome on the Court House WHARF the su
pervizors meet.
But rather like waterfalls.
1t haz been sed that thay would run
out, but this, think, il error, for they
don't show no leak yet.
In The language of the expiring Cana
dian, on our northern frontier, say
" Vive la Bag talel"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-06

Burns AND ScALDs.-A correspond.
ent TO the Rural New Yorker offers his
remedy tor these accidents: "The most
officacious remedy l ever tried was to
apply common starch just moistened with
cold water, and spread on a cloth to ef
fectually cover the wounded part. A
little girl who was badly scalded, was in
stantly freed from pain by the above
remedy. Keep the starch moistened,
and in few hours the inflammation will
be gone. leaving the scalled part perfect
Iy white. After the inflammation is out,
apply linen cloth dipped in sweet oil.
1t is speedy cure"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-06

Mr.. Sanders were surprised to see their
bruised feet and torn and bleeding hands,
the pain of which they had not felt at
the time; but when, week later, they
viewed the scene Of their Chritmas jour
ney, they could scarce believe il possible
they had passed over the points and
Jagged rocks of ice they saw that night,
which the Oldest squattcr said was the
coolest known on the Mississippi River.
-Rlverside Maqagine.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-06

No HUMBUG.-We do not wish to in
form you, reader, that DR.. Wonderful,
or any other man has discovered rem.
edy that cures all diseases of mind, body
or estate, and is designed TO make our
sublunary sphere Glissful paradise, to
which heaven itself shall be but side
show, but we do wish to inform you that
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy has cured
thousands of cases Of catarrh in its worst
forms and stages. and the proprietor will
pay $500 for caee of this loathsome
disease that be cannot cure. 1t may be
procured by mail for sixty cents, by ad-
dressing R. V. Pierce, M. D., Buffalo,
N. Y. For sale by most druggists ey-
erywhere.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-06
LOST.

The moon comes out and glimniers,
The stars like diamonds gl"aIn.
And long green bOughs are waving
Ger pleasant mountain steam'
And my thoughts travel backward,
Into he long dead wears,
And your face comes before me,
Seen through a mist Of tears.
We met-we I0ved-we parted;
The story ever new;
We lived-we no ped-we waited,
And 50 the long years grew.
A vast sea rolls between us,
20 A gulf that time has made,
New habits grown upon u.s.
Old BEAUTIES faint and fade.
Take one last look behind you
Into the vale Of years,
Does my face come before yOu,
Seen through mist Of tears:
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-06

The american Stock Journal is pub
Iished by N. p. BOYER, 81 Co., Chester
Couhty, Penn. Farmers will recolIect
the firm as befpg mainly instrumental in
introducing the famous breed Of hogs
kao~n as Chester White.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-06
nE.FTH ~ LIFE.

The wear Is diving. sOrrow-fraught aud sin-worn
Its ample gifts ana guerdOns hence are borne;
A burdened year, yet day or night for me
Hath bIushed no bloom, save flower OF reVery,
Hath horne no fruit save fruit of memory.
UnhOped BY my Iougings. dawned its morn,
Tnm0urned its failing moments lie afar.
Tnblest live. consumed by sad seif-scorn.
Its hours into my weary life have been
The hooking bascage Ct asbarren vine
Whose tendrils cling and hatefully entwine
Around a tree which fast decays within;
While in the liugeringIlight only see.
-lGoODEIcH.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-06

A correspondent of the Western
Stock Journal says if the hoofs aud fet-
locks Of horse are well cleaned and
then rubbed with soft soap previous to
taking him out in snowy weather, it will
prevent balls of snow collecting on the
feet.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-06

George D. Prentice, of the Louisville
Journal is very i'll.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-06
CHAs. O. Rn,rGiuIloN-

DEALER in Comic rtion .rv, Canned Fruits.
- CIDER, Oysters by the dish can, &C. cor
Broad and Kinnickinnick-sts n
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-06

Vermont has only six insurance COM
panics.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-06
III. C.. COTTON.

II ARNESS MAKER. Custom work prompts
IL attended to, Broad-st. "a
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-06
j. ANDERS.

~ MAURER, Proprietor. Shaving, Hair Cal
~. ting, &C, &c, neatly done. 81
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-06

HI g OOAIONy
physician u SURGEON Office over Welch's
l. drug store, Broad-st. 81
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-06

MEACHAM s. CO.,
MANUFACTURES of Sash, Doors, Blinds.
vi Mouldings, &C., Broad-st
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-06

c. l.. BARNES g. CO.,
E0RWARDERS, Steamboat and Express Agents
IL Levee. "a
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-06
z ARRER SunI

A TTORNEYS 81 COUNSEL0RS at Law. Office
~ Second floor Dndley's block, BrOad-srs 81
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-06
Drugs, Medicines, &c.
Miscellaneous.
n. II. PORTER,

nEALER in School, Miscellaneous anil Blank
~ Books. Stationery, Frames Mirrors, TOYS No
tions, Toilet articles, at New Book Store on BROAD
street. III
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-11

HAVE broken up several long standing
case, Of Chils and Fever with Simmons
Liver Regulator. | also find it great
remedy for Dy-pepsi, and Liver i.casc.
J. W. ANSLEY,
oct lO-d&wlw Bucna Vista, Ga.
CAS- YcU BELIEVE Ir2--Thc Excelsior
Manufacturing Company cmr.c,a 80
large force Of workmen, that Charter
OAK Stove Is made every six minutes And
even with this quickncss, the supply f.,
hardly equal to the demand.
oct lO-dNwlw
DINING Room GIRLS WANTED AT THE
SlISr CmARLEs.--Wc want Immediately
three 81 experienced dining room girls to
whom liberal wages will.bc paid. Apply
to JEWETT WILCOX ~ Co,
Scp23G- st. Charles Hotel.
DIED, in this city a5o'clock hi. morn.
ing, of chronic diarrhca, Joseph IIiglin,
aged 81 years.
Tho remain. viii be conveyed ~ Villa
Ridge for burial by the regular train to-
morrow Tuesday aiternoonJ at 2;ij
O'Clock. .... .sr.
w. ". Thornton, No l3l Thornton,
block, Tenth street, he. just received three
hundred boxes of gla,', varying in size
from sSlo to 3Gxi1. For sale, Wholesale
retail. iltG
WASTED Five hundred dollars in city
.rr,p, and five hundred dollars in county
orders. Apply 10
JEW EFT WILCOX " co.
sup2i-lm ~. Charles Hotel Cairo III.
For glass Of splendid st. Loui. lager
becr-the bet in the city-go to the |
saloon, corner Washington
avenue and Fifteenth street. tr
WHAT Is QuiLLAYA SAPoN ARIA 1T |
, tree the bark Of u Cuban tree, which |
'icIds, when.uaccratcd, fragrant ycgcta-
dc soap with cleaning and antputroscent
'ropert.-- ""t eo-s---e,i by amy other vcgc-
able production. The bark l. proininen,
constituent of the celebrated Sozodont, the
nos, popular dental preparation ever IN
reduced In America.
.SPav bIisos GtUE,' s;;icsiest thing 4
Vt. oetl0lw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-11

MoRE lNpUBITABLE PRooF.-Captain
James Gallagher, Steamboat Captain of
lf,t'hurg, Pa, write, The inventor of
Mishlcr, Herb Bitter, i, - benctactor to
the human race. | wus victim 10 the
worst form Of Dyspcp,iui my health failed
to such u degree that the physician pro-
nounccd mo incurahlc, had used all
sorts of remedies, aud even took n voyage
to California, but nothing relieved me.
The Bittcrs We're finally recommended ]
refused to use it, my friends insisted, and
at last yielded. am thankful that |
Was induced to do 50, for the Btters cured
me entirely and am now Il, well, hale
and strong MS WAS littrcn year, ago. sold
by druggists generally Price one dollar
per bottle, oct lo-codNwlw
FLouw-Choice Family Flour in bbls
half bblS., sacks, 40, for -alc at tine Esyp-
than MILL, auy
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-11


Tho ha. fl,su four ,uchr- since
yesterday marn,a..
The Mississippi. b., falling steadily At 81
Louis and No RI l. rIor.cl irrm'ry o.
%. tributaries above.
Tho ohini. fI,.u. ~ Put.Lar. with
Three irv' large .u the ,uuunrl 1t Is fail.
'ns ml Oh. way u.t t. Cincinnati uul the
.J.o ot the li'ri.c ha. reached l.lu,,yillc
mao,ug uu.y 20 iuche, in the chute over
thc all.
Ba,,Hc'' uN. been quite good at thi.
point during the low water season. until
w.ihiu the pa., few days. .iucr witch
,Drra Doe. been considerable falling IT.
TIL. newspapers % -, Louis Cincinnati
aIa Louisville show q much greater prp.
Yprl.uastr decline, hoNryrr. freight,
aro .o scarce at - i,I, that ouly !uur
tp.', mvo arrived from -, Luu.,, bound
i"r Nvw Orleans, during the pet eleven
uuN., md not ell. ut those boat, had u full
culn although thor, va, plenty ui wafer
i"rll.m 10 have loaded to their mllcnpat-
i,r
The Belle Lcc lc.urnrd ,o Now Orl,ans
from lht, porlt this morning after receiving
u,arl, 800 tons. erolhc"rs report saving
IN .J of Ugh, han I,cl aud iUuy du.,a.s
IL maxim. 'Le run from New Orlrau, to
Cairo hy the u.c uf the u,w patont hollow
CRATE bar. THi' j. at the rate of over one
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-11

NL D. ClmmIl.en on CInIm.

~ AN I'll
Oh o. Committee on Chains.
A motion 20 allow The whole amount OF
the Lill n..cLarggi $50 sIJ prevailed By
the following vote, VIZ
hycs--CaffolI, Fitzgerald, kIrb. Loht.
Mck 60. Mcudol. Winter.
Nny.-L.ucr.au, ThcoLod-2
Upon the bill Of Lynch N Alright for
rent VI Council chamber aud C.cr, ollicg
Cor ..j cn.h ia .a.d committc. reported
ably and recommend IL. payment
On melton. the bill va, ordered paved
Il, recommended by the following vote, VIZ
Ayc,-Carroll. FITZGERALD, Klrh, LpAr.
Loncrran, Mckee, Mcnic', ThooboH,
Wiute,-'.
Nays-None.
SPECIAL COMMITTEE REPORT
Tho >p,cml comuiico to whom WI, rc.
irrr"d the bii. uf the Arab fire company
for quarterly allowance from April l.t
l-G'. - June 80, ls7O. and amounting in
the aggregate 20 $685. -, reported the
same back, recommending that It Toe paid |
excepting the salary OF the secretary.
Alderman Mrnirl moved T. rrer.y, tie |
report and concur IN tn" recommendation |
Of the committee. There boiu. 30 .cc. |
"hd 20 laid motion, Alderman Carroll |
moved 3 amend thu bill /, reducing tie /
ht's'- Of s-lGi again, a.. ,ty as !
charged in The FIR. 4Uay,l.y ...,...at. |
Of tHc account &" 80.
Carried hN The following vote" viz
ave- -, 7rt'ii fIi@-"f- I.'hrf-aH,
VI ,h''' I..|'",'--'
N'!'- N''h, i',hF, N",l'.. "in'.'-l
-" motion. The t'N Vs.. further amended
by 'u'h'h- "1' ia" charges M -aiI quar-
terry statement 90 = i"r eapr' Tor torch
boy ph" ~" salary - itr >ryr,nr. due
EIN- TIC h'ir"I months ending june .ItH,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-11

To CITY TAXPAYERS. The city tax
book Is now in my possession, and shall
proceed at once to collect the taxes charged
herein Persons interested will please
take notice.
may be found at hay office, corner Of
Washington avenue and Eighteenth street,
from o'clock, II. m, to II pm, and from :
5pm. JOSEPH b. TAYLOR,
oct lot City Collector,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-11

FRED. BLA>kISIyEo, %. ;hc Washing
ton saloon, i, Judge of good hcrr
and hrrp, - other Kind. lii -, Lou,
lager l.. couic,,cdly, tho hc,t kept in Cairo
Gall IN him and tryit.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-11

WANTED AT ONCE.-Onc good coat
maker and one good pants maker, steady
work and good pay by
NJ. LIVINGSTON n Co.
oct1Ct Paducah Ky,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-11
TFIE CAIEoO BULLETIN, OCTOBEB H.

CorfLLov pArrY-A grand ball will be
hold in Mr.. Wcl,mau', new building on
Fifth street, on Saturday evening, the 18Th
in.tun. Evcrybolyi- invited. Tho only
, cl are viii be- ~ cent. couple to dotrAy
The expense Of music, the object of the ball
pong the pleasure Of the participants.
. Daring the evening fine watch will be
rallied of, and A. opportunity afforded for
all who may desire them t. obtain chances.
The house will DO opened for Mrs. W
rceular business on Monday next. 2tdt&'
BALL FOE THE BENEFrT or WIDOW
IINNN.--A ball will he given in the brick
building ON the corner of Eighteenth
street and Commercial avcsuc on Tuc.dav
evening the lLh instant, for the benefit
OF widow Oman. Admission, one dollar. q
Cool music will bo provided and good or.
der viii be enforced. Everybody i, invite
and 1t is to be hoped that the turnout viii
be sufficiently large to afford Mr.. y. "a sub
.tantial benefit oct lO2ts
THE PLVrLLs MEAT NARkEr.-C.
GArEE " CO.. PRorErEToRs The meat
market ju.t opened by Gsycr aud Co., at
the corner of Washington Avenue and
Tenth street is Just exact? -uch n meat
marh., "a. those "ho know Guycr would |
cNpcn, him t. establish when hr spreads |
himself Everything ). ucw. irc.Aly |
pajul.! aud w,Nr. au an uf ccul,uy..
ih., noon. will rii 3, commend.
Gty.r ~ c.. are among the o.dc., and
mos. experienced butcher. Of the country,
nnt Aa'n learned thai It pay. brtto keep
Ir.; c.u.. mcDt-, and command first clu..
custom. II cit.lgu, would. therefore, .c-
cure l.rudid fresh mcG'., pork, beef NUT
Ton. yau. lamb Or suJ,as -thcy can al-
wuy- aA4 them il any quantity desired Il,
the People meat Inarhr, Ju., tryit. &c
THE Mnrhnmc, Boarding house, cornc
If Third and Commercial is constantly
growing ia popularity. Ma, Burns, the
proprietor :. cyorlins himself 10 deserve
public patronage. and Ai. efforts are being
handsomely rewarded. H.. loardcr. al
a ~ wear pleasant face when they como
rom their meals, because he feeds them
yo,n III. rooms nr, furnished Ia iir., rate
tyl". ,aa hul-n I. lighted with ga, and
hn bar is supplied with 20. auc liquor. -.
M luiuUud q Cairo The hoti.r /, al
Ways open, highland day, for ,hcrocep,ion
g rp'.'. and the transaction Of cuisines.
nj ryor! body 3. kindly received and hos
iiah.y entertained. Boarding and lols.
Is .i.c dollar. per week, Jrorc dollar per
~ .cp of
Tda CfsuAL MgAr MAahEr. -
Ir,.i. Fr"l korhlc- " Co. o.; tie Con-
1u Mc,, Market, desire understood that {,
.cy Keep all Kind, Of meats, beef pork,
,u'ion. lanai ami ycli ,ha, ,hcy buy aud
a4-.,ar the l.. .nI ht,a-, animal.
rough, 20 Tbs, mra.,; dr.i. ruI serve
At 90. meats .uau.., u. r..aD'y m.u-
co. auI ..a w... ,y.ry body aas... aud
."agly.
Mma.. 'r.l.,. g CUES. u,s delivered
.. .. .Hs-. @. 90! !ar. Dol! ,Uu g,g.
Fresh s....- ..u ....ry.ry morning. "
d.. your u.g,- ,h.n. O., ,u. C,url -,
o.t Market. near ,ar p,.t,r q Tenth :,
r., 600 W,.Ar-lonay,auc. v
sop@, a3m.
Dw .ul>, !l.y,a fon Gsvr-N con "
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-11

Tho bill, %. charged 90 l-gj-U1 being bee
You'd the memory 90 ypui Committee, ANA
should have been filed AMI paid within tic
years ot their date, your Committee there
tore refer them back to the Council for
further action. the fee bih IN the cases
named herein and Tee Tor recording mort
gaggtO City from H. L. f.rg Company are
recommended - be paid