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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-01
TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore s. Ohio Railroad Co.

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PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN
i by tho following schedule on and amer De.
oember 9Th, lSG9-Wheeling time.
t.. yt, CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-01
1 CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
MAIL TRAIN.


EASF-LEAVEs WEST. VIA o. o. D.
Wheeling daily Leaves Wheeling
ut ........ $40 p. m. daily at. >. $40 a. m.
ARRIVES At DellAlrc $40 q. m.
Grafton. q. ..ll:05 p. m. ARRIVES AT
Cumberland. .4:10 4, m. GAINESVILLE. 1870 o. H.
harpg Ferry. $3.50 q, IN. Cambridge :. 1905 p m.
mIncheatef.. 1905 q. m. GAINESVILLE. ..i:25 p m
HaRerStOwn, i. $50 q. m. Newark 800 D, M
baltimore ll:5 q. M Columbus. ;. 40 p m.
WaGh'n City. loo p M Sandusky 80. iOi5 >. m.
Trains on the Main Line make connections at
Baltimore with ttalnS for Philadolphla, Now
York and Boston. At Relay House, via Wash.
lnEton City, for all points South.
Central Ohio trains make direct connection at
Columbus for oil points West and Northwest.
Tickets to all principal polnts can be procured
At the ottlcc. JOHN l.. WILSON,
Master 0fTAnsportation, baltimore.
r. T. DEVRIRS,
dee1 .-..- !. ~ GGneEal Agent, WheelInR.
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL RAW.
o. WEST VIRGINIA, AT wuEnIva
FIRsT NATIONAL nav,
OF WHEELING
Designated DeposItap u.s

- - ''''''''''''''... slE9
and sold. w ooss&
Collections made and proceed, p,VpsI,
Interest on Special DepoIItl At Tia n,.,,
Per Cent per Annum where the dencSJ, WIG
sig months, and Five Per Cent IL IA ~ ttataI
Accounts Of Merchants, MlnnisctSFp,,! SS
ers and Other8 solicited. hnl
Revenue 6tAmps for sale In Sums Ia mi,
A constant supply Of new FuctI0nSI ~.
and ], q and &c coin kept for the SrSo,SHa;
ton OF dCpoSltorS and the public. ~
GEO. ADAMS. Casf'r. INA !, hat
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-08
Rear In u nd.

WHEN disease has uuiufl Iu.. the health, 400 1
Csc physical system hg- h.ruu. pgy.'ri,nd, q
stlmu'.mt that will not only strengthen bat re-.
move the cause, should hc Immediately ro-ort"i
20 Mental distress H. also fruitful sDair, Of
the breaking down of 'hc constitution, aud o.,
ruyNgc. 90 ti. enemy to h' 0ith are truly alarming.
FyralI such ml!liic- li0-,r,t,f'- .'sna,h Bltt.rs
have hocn found unsurpas-uI. Ey acting directly
upon the digestive organs, they uuuyc d."
heavy, disagrocahle feeling arDr eating, .o often
complained OF 10y persons Of delicate tcmp,rn.
mcnt. - soon ~ digestion i- restored, the 20.
tienl find. hi strength Increasing. ant hi- general
health improved.
Thousands Of persons certify that 10 may bore.
lied on 10 all cases IL n'1anc.- or nervous debit.
ny nt'ouIcu' upon s"I.uftry hob'. The g.uur.
atty Il 'it'"r- are so d'.1groyutlc o. tau tl-,u
that they or. Objectionable" 90 tvo,l .'uuInu.
Ius .- not tI" uN.u with Igs',u.f Ht'cIs,
uh..hwI'l b. fluaimIH .gI extremely pleasant
Dd,1u.n plants bark. .nI rpp'- contribute 9. ...r
restorative Juices o. render u -H..lrc .rl
-tr'ng'h,r.Ga. o. basis d.. 'ly only pure 20 I...
hnt which has over been produced, .uHil.u.H. uH
m.il uIl, OBJ amy H'r,f .....t.r..U. element. The
most careful aai -HIn' chemist. l.N. .rU'g..I
90" hitter, al I......I. . '..u L..m'.... I..-
'- -u..u'ihr ts.tuuu' IHt tu. testimony & tb,
uuuHr' ..ul 'I.... .... auEau experienced |Iy
l.'Ie toni. and alter '.s, - modern rm,. B.. It'll
more nnu lusyc. g. I.g,g .uIAg4,, Dyspepsia
B.I.pu.u'--, Nerve. Complaints, Dlr.u.' COM.
plants .ni soncr. flo, Ity .,.. "a. uol.y mrI-
liable "''h! i.Ils loo 'u.. ..|. 'Is .Ii 'Ei hr.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-08

WhHu'tr mi..gu 4 ..d mrludvrt yyrt., -
pl,- r. finds tha' D.. I..- .mluDi tNy ,...- %
thIs .lu,u. disease, D.. t.H uilou happens tl9' an
30 timed sense q shame or dread uI dI-r. ,rry
dut,T- him from applying TO those who, Tom rose
probability, r,u llour tH'r'eni him. He fall, into
thC hands OF dy. Eung prct"u icr~, who, inyupa'
he OF ctrnI ilrh ms lrcuularN substance. Keep
hIu trl'uE month after month, A,uT~-lung us
~" smallest o." can %" obtained, and IN dc-pa
l',y" nm with 'uinel health - sh over his ,l,-
Wg d. appointment urhy M" u-,uf that deadly
poison, mrtcurN, hasten the constitutional sSiup-
toms of thi~ trrri v disease, such affection ot
the heart, head, throat, nose, skin, etc, pro.
crossing with uEhtui RAPID tN t.I death putt "a
period o. this utrUtul Suffering rs sending him
a. that bourne from whence no uuyvlyrItiuTu~.
ro-'rho~o who reside 40 70 distance AMI cannot
call will rccr'N" prompt 1itruiIon lay writing,
~latHr -ymltoW-. ttr.
g., FsnEIAlr, NJ H.,
-'TlWly ,,f SECOND Ave-, New YORK.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-08
no. FOR THE FAIR,

III, Central Il. Il. g., Cairo, oct,i 1870.
To persons wishing to attend the Union
fair TO be held at Ccntralia from Oct. 10Th
to Oct, 10th (nclusivel, We will sell oxcur-
Zion tickets to Centralia and return ut
10 10. Sale of tickets will commence Oct
10th and discontinue after departure of
train ON the evening Of Oct. l4th.
Tickets will be good until tho 18th lin.
clnsive). Toparties going with stock or
arr icles for exhibition tickets will be issued
on and after Oct. eth.
JAMES JOHNSON,
oct O-Vt' Agent.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-08
PHOTOGRAPHS . PHOTOGRAPHS.

Go to j. o. Bagwcll, Photographer,
corner Eighth street, and Ohio Lcvee, for
pictures, Carte de Visitcs, etc. Having
made arrangements with some of the best
artists Of our large citics he respectfully
solicits orders for copying and enlarge
ing old pictures. Call ut his rooms and
see specimens ofwork in that line.
upidtf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-08

We understand that two or three young
men, disguised 50 n To- avoid recognition,
visited forty or any dwelling house, At II
late hour last night, under the pr,trNt
that they were trying To- find "whcrc
Jones lived If they a,temp, u rcp.,i-
ion Of the deyilment, they will be ap, TO
find out whether or not Jonr, lives IN the
calaboose.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-08

Louis Herbert is in constant receipt If
fresh Baltimore oysters, which he will
serve up to customers in any style desired,
on short notice and in the most satisfactory
manner. aueltf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-08
NounS NeT,

Eprsa'ly Sh' have become tia victims OF -pli
U.y Voc, iUai dreadful aa5 destructive ianti
vel. % Annually - - &. pn "a ul,IN grave thou.
.t.N- 81 yUuus men 81 tUr u ..' .E tII'l.tuIvut .
aHI no .'iIu' mt"' 'ff, vi!D -I urNrrW Sc have
ENHANCED Ustrr.u. senate. with fU. iAuudtTIrg-
no ,.....Icp, or sa,pd &" .....f 'l. living l,.a,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-08

VUrcd without pun m sUOcTInI, ~ an cutlrcly
new discovery.
Dr. y. Is. COJLiNS,
AZ L0lortc, laportc county, Ind, cures the worst
forms vi the habit IN from three to nine months
urHccording to the quantity or length ~ time the
patient has used tho -uul-ic.truying poison. For
udl parttculHrs ct the Uhoyr facts n'lOsc u three
cent - mp AMI -tatd i"l hs pamphlet and ccrih
chra %. cures 50 You can write 10 those VINO
have brcn cured. Patients can be cured and at
tend 10 their daily occupations, Opium, NOR
Ihlnv ana mudanum, discontinued at once, WIN
ont anY p o-tration, pam urunea-lnes'. All cor
Tespundcnce strictly confidential II requested
Those who vi IA 10 take treatment must stare the
exact amount of the drug used weekly, whether
gum Opium, Morphine, Laudanum OF prepara-
ton of Opium IN other forms ahsle'hH'"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-08

PRRACnIsG IN THf CHRIsrIyS CHURCH.
Elder Jasper NJ. Armstrong, (of West
Tenn, will preach in the Christian meet
ing-house, on Saturday evening, the sth
inst, At $50 o'clock.
Also on Lords Day, the 9th inst, at II
O'Clock am, and 7:3O pm. Tho public
are cordially invited to the service.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-08

JouS ". CARrlg Democratic nominee
fsr Sheriff, 'pcaI, very encpurasingly oil
the political situation ia Pu.s,h, county.
lie has visited all part, Of the county, and
feels confident that tie negro vote Will b.
counterbalnnccd by the vote. of Radical,
Who have recently come out from the foul
party Mr.. Carter, if elected, viii make u
very efficient and energetic sheriff
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-08

FoR a glass of splendid st. Louis lager
bcor--the best in the city--go to the
Washington saloon, corner Washington
avenue and Fifteenth street. tt
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-08

CHARTER ON Cooking St,vc-:Ec best
in use-for sale by c, W. Henderson 1870
Commercial Avenue SEQ advertisement.
aug 20d In.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-08

WASTED.--Fivc hundred dollars in city
scrip, and five hundred dollars in county
orders. Apply to
JEW EFT WILCOX X CO.,
sop2i-lm st. Charlie. Hotel, Cairo III.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-08

-Messrs. Scott White and Il II. Cum
ningham have just received rou'ns stocks
Of Fall and Winter goods.
Go TO % Ohio Levecand buy the Au'
rora oil for 80 cents per gallon. Those VINO
have IL know is value. IT,
IA Negro, man, whose name We ana not
learn, fell from the high side walk on Conn
mcrcial avenue near Thirteenth street,
and broke both bones, the ulna and radius
of his right arm. He lives III Mound City.
The Aurora oil j. perfectly dear,
non-cSpo,iyci It will Civ" entire salts.
faction. and can bee had at - Ohio Lcycc
for the uncomfortable sum Of 30 cent. per
gallon. If
-Summcrwcll aud Baird are making
very respectable Roadway with the work
Of removing ,h" market house They
will have 1t on it. foundation hear Thorn.
tone block, by the middle u next week
w. W. Thornton, 40 70! Thornton,
block Tenth street, ha. Ju., received three
hundred boxes Of gla,. varying in .ilc
from sSlO 10 3CxiO For sale, wholesale
FETAL ilu
The street 'Urcryi.pr ha- been Zoo.
vested with authority 20 arrc., an rar,,c.
who have neglected or may, ucslcr, to
obey The notice g. perform .,rr,; labor.
Watchmen on the whar!b0ut. pr at the |
fa'iro'4 4'py!,, may under appointment,
Of the mayor, exercise the function. - . |
police officer. Sensible.
Gen william u. Anderson, D,m-. |
cratic candidate tor Consrc.. tor the |
State al Large and Ciarlc. Ficn.c will |
speak in this ciiy neat Saturday. Gen
An4orson IL ono of the ablc,t orator. in
the state. aud every Dempera; ia the city |
should turn out and hear him.
1t Is propo'el 20 provide cab.ne, Of
geological specimen, for the ace or tho
high school. whore j. tho collection
made by the Academy Of Science : faw
additions tina, Nigh, be- made, Ly little
short and outlay of money. would make {,
serve the puTo.c admirably
Ono Of the Late, dodge, :, rai.e
money Is 10 pawn mother ring An
individual VA ia town, iu,, night. .h,
raise! Eve dollar, on, hi. mother, ring
which Wa. nothing moro nor, .v.. than
one o: dozen big brn. fellow. be- had
purchased for fyf;y cents,
The H.; q abatement, uplc Us the
County Cour, To- the sheriff, published in
he ,.roLly BULLETIN az II.r.l.y. .. IL.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-08

WANTED AT OSCE.-Onc good coat
maker and one good pant, maker, ,teady
worI, and good pay by
VI. LIVINGSTON ~ Go.
oct7Gt Paducah Ky.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-08

FLouR'-Chocc Family Flour in bbls
half bbls, sacks, &c, for sale at the Egyp-
tian Mills. aug 2tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-08

AN ounce ofrrcyenGye is worth a pound
Of cure. ! prevent chills and fever
take S'mmoH, Liyca Regulator
pt2jd&wiw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-08


mcncc the sale of tickets for the Saint
Loui. Agricultural Fair oct. 2nd, and
will discontinue after the departure Of the
train on the evening Of Oct. eth. Fare for
the round trip will be -. 20.
81. JAMES JOHNSON Agent.
To CRY TAN.rAYER--Thc city tax
book j. now in my possession, and .hull
proceed at once to collec, the take charged
herein. Persons interested will ploo.s
take notice
may be- found at my office, corner Of
Washington avenue and Eighteenth street
from > o'clock, a. IN. to = pm, AMI from ,
o pm. JOSEPH Is. TAYLOR
oct 1 lot City Collector.
DEuocRATIu MEgTING.--Thc Fourth
Ward Democratic club will meet at Mr..
Gnhncy.. ball alley on Saturday evening,
ut half past O'Clock.
JrDoE ions II. MULkEr,
and other able Democratic speakers will
alJrc.. the meeting. Everybody i. in.
y..cd T. turn out aud hear the truth. ,,
TnE CEyrRAL MEAT MArAEr. e.
Mc.,r, Fred Kochicr II Co., Of the Con.
,ral Mea, Market, desire it understood that
they keep al kinds Of meats, beef pork,
mutton, lamb and veal tia. they buy and
slaughter the beet and iattc,t animal.
brought to th, market drc,, and serve
q -. ..f... L..
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-08

DEMOCRATS, remember that Judge Null.
key will address the Fourth Ward Demo-
cratic Club tonight, Mt Mrs. Gainey's ball
alley, He is an able speaker, and will
tell you some wholesome Democratic
truths.
The canvass is now fully inaugurated
and it behooves every Democrat in the
city to bear hi. part in the work of max
ing 1t successful one. The meetings
should be we'll attended. Fuel should be
added to the Democratic fires. The enc.
mys works should be attacked all along
the line Up then and at it, Turn out To-.
night and, show that you are inter-
ested for the success of the Democrats
ticket and the consequent overthrow Of tho
Radical administration, State and Ma.
tional.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-08
SYMPATHY FOR FRANCE.
ifurrah. For the French Republic |!

The friends Of universal Rcpub,icanism
and liberty nrc earnestly requested TO meet
at the IIibelnian Engine House. on Sunday
evening, for the purpo.c Of making final
Arrangements for a grand demonstration 20
| BE- held in Cairo, n, soon rs possible, the
objects Of which are to raise fund, to re-.
licyc the sick and wounded hcroc, Of
France and to assist the brave patriots
who are making desperate struggle 10 -
tabli'h II I,public in that brave country.
All lovers of universal rcpublicani.m.
all crcci-, classes and parties, urc respect
fully invited TO take part IN the noble
| work. IL will be only returning in part
| and acknowledging great debt Of graft.
tudc, due ~ long time Remember that
when the immortal Washington.
with hi little army, poorly prepsr.
cd almost without provision, clothing, mt
milton; 81 war, and contcnlng ugain., -
cruel ahl dc.pOt.c tyruu,-rcmembur that
brave, generous, and liberty loving France
opened her big, generous heart, and not
only sent, bat came with her treasure. Of
men, money clothing, provisions, arms,
ana mIuiiiyu, of war for the almost dis
hcnrtcncd patriots. Oh If We could hu.
Imagine the feeling, Of joy aud thankful
nr.' aud gratitude with.which Washington
and hi' noble ll.tlo army received the glad
ncS- that the French had arrived with all
and comfort for them, 10 trU" son of Ann
orirun liberty would hesitate for mo.
muut t. come forward and give li,t,r -
u..i't our old fricud- IN their need ~
American citizen can have any objection.
IL Is our bounlcn duty 70 a.: generously
ia ;hi, matter. France never forget. "a
Kind act, and II We assist her now iu her
need and help her 10 establish Rspublic
then indeed will we have reason g. re-. I
jo,cc with her. We must rccoilcrt ~, &. I
against un Old aHl well prepared 1
dynasty with abundance II resources, her .
territory invaded, her people robbed /.
abused and .linIercI u large army e. .
support; numbers of lick aud wounded to !,
attend to; and that, therefore, It &, the duty +.
OBJ! all of u. 20 give something Nni help
them through their trouble and All,
them to gain the victory.
Let a.. come 10 the meeting On Sunday,
without distinction Il cln'' or party
HUffah Tor the French Republic.
By order Il the Chairman.
III. BYRNE, Secretary.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-08

RATTLE AND FREE BALL.-On Satur-
day evening next the sth instant, free
ball will be given nj the residence of Mrs
j. =. Gibson, corner of Fourth street and
Commercial avenue, to which all respecta-
BILE persons are cordially invited, During
tho evening fine Florence sewing ma
chine will DO rallied or Mt one dollar per
chance. The machine is in excellent or
der, and may be seen at Mrs. Gibson resi-
dence. a3t
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-08

DINING Room GIRLS WANTED AT THE
SAINT CHARLEs.-We want immediately
three (a) experienced dining room girls to
whom liberal wages will be paid Apply
to JEWETT WILCON& CO.,
Scp23tf St. Charles Hotel.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-08

TIM Mechanic. boarding house. conner
Of Third md Commercial i. constantly
snwiu, iu popularity. Nj Barn the
p-opTiaior !, rXeHu himself TO d,,,Jyc
psb,ie pn,rouasc =, and hi effort are hrius
handsomely rewarded. III. hoar!,r. -
way. wyn. pleasant face when they CONN,
from their neal, because hr feed, them
we'll II. room. ur' furnished go ir,tpt.
style; the house O, hgh'rl with 90. and
~, bar /, supplied wiki 70. hr, liquor. ..
can hc found la Cairo, Tho hou'c 3, At
way. op,u, nigh, and day, for the reception
&c ru'.t, and tho ,raU.ac,ion Of lu.inr.-
and everybody !, Kindly received and h,,-
I!,al.y entertained. boarding and lodg.
ing I've dollar. per week, " Vne dollar per
day, scp 9r
THt TALK ABOUT ELLIOTT H,YTuoEN
" Cp.--Fnlhcr, and mothers, lad, and
n'.ir., in nil part. of the city, are ,alkiI.
about the new stock # boot. and shoe,
ju.t received by Elliott, llnlthorH " 60.
For the wholesale trade there are cords ola
cords OF cases, but in hi,, retail buyer,
are not specially interested The retail
department form, the attraction with
them. - many new styles, such beautiful
-ai,rr', such splendid. boot, The like Wa,
never soon in Caro-. Aud then there arc
kvl'.mcr patcn; shoes, Arctic boots,
French calf boots, and all other Kind, of
boots, .cwol and pogsci, for gentlemen
and felt slippers, IA luxury Sensation
shoes French hccle4 and Grcciuu bend,
and all other styles of shoes and slippers,
for ladies, missc, aud children! The
stock i immense, uncqualcd, beautiful and
cheap We looked through the establish
mcnt this morning, and know whereof
we speak, when We declare that Elliott
liaythorn y Co., are prepared, better than
ever, to supply all demands ordinary or
extraordinary, for boots and shoes. Be
fore you permit anybody, then, to lure You
into the purchase Of footwear go see
Elliott. Haythorn X Co. sept23tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-08

We have mn experimental knowledge
of the exec. Lazarus and Morris perfected
spcctaclc,, and therefore kaoio whereof We
speak when We declare that their effect i,
10 make old eyes, young. They ar enot
''ra'ning on the eye, are perfectly
easy and comfortable, aud
unlike many other glasses, aid the eye
equally well, whether observing objects
one foot ora hundred yard. distant. They
are, in fact, by all odds, tho best spccta.
clcs manufactured, tho Brazilian pebble
not excepted
Taber Brothers keep them, They can
be found nowhere else in the city.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-08
TNlaE. OI'sl'Ns EI.ss.ET.
Dr. y. rs. COLLINS,

Cured without pam or suffering, by an cp,i,ory
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-08

Arlington, columbus, A'm,tb, pAIurah3
lfN 90 Alton u IoH.. norman, Memphis;
Bei" ~ Louis ku4.4.-. .guu-NII.s
tOlGllia, tuuai.u.
sol RADIO, s. ....-..Ifs
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-11

typhus. it is famine fever, occurring in
times OF great distress, and attacking, in
the first place, the lower classes eff COM
munities. 1t ordinarily begins with Sc.
we're chill, which is followed by the usual
phenomena fever. These phenomena con-
unue TO increase until after three, or four.
or sometimes six, days, at the expiration of
which copious perspirnti ons terminate the
attack. The patient then remains free of
fever, though often feeble and ailing. till
about the fourteenth day, when. second
chill lntervenes, followed by phenomena,
similar to those of the first attack. Some.
mes a second relapse occurs about the
twenty-hrst day, and cases are recorded in
winch three aud even tour relapses have
been observed, Though the symptoms
while the fever is on, are violent, the pulse
very frequent, and the temperature high.
the disease is attended vita comparatiyely
little dangor--the mnLtality COMMONLY not
exceeding four or Eve per cent.
kelapsing fever spreads by coutagion,
like otler pestilences, and when il becomes
epidemic, the cases are not confined TO the
poor and needy. In Europe it has been
known to extend to the upper classes Of
society, numbering its victims by Thousands.
Physicians, well informed on the current
medical literature of the day. noticed, sew
eral months since, that the disease had
made ita appearance in London and that
numerous cases had been thsre received into
the hospitals. 1t is believed that it was
brought TO New York f. ON that city, reach
log here, Of course, through quarantine.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-11

AlAiy complaining hat her hu,blud was
dead t. fashionable amusemenis, ne reph-
ed But th'n, my do T, you IA .ko me
alive to Ibe expona"."
An iacorrigihls 10 ,fer. bsiog tax N 10 task
Tor his laz'nes,. repi ii. I 'ell y "a g 'u,le-
men, you are mistaken. nave nrt | ~
bone Ia my body, bit tbs CaOt -, Was
born tired"
An Old lady b ing In a store NJ Water
bury, Conn, r,crntiy sat down aud reached
out her hal f'z'n feet 10 tho Herring
safe, remarking, sue always did like those
air light stoves
Pleasant to open your wifa's l'wel box
and discover y strange geutlo,nsp's hair
done up az a keeps IKE. We know vi moth
ing that makes ap ardent temperament .o.l
more knifey."
81 thluk that hsye seen you before,
SIR" said one genllrm IN 10 another. " Are
you not o ven smith p "Oh Jes," Teph
ed the other, " TN osiu' Smnh, aud own
Jones, aud OWN Brown, aud own, every
body"
A husband advertises thus; 'My wife
Maria has slrayed or bsen stolen. Mhney-
er Tolurns her will get his head broke. A,
TO trusting her, HnybOty eau 90 81 II ia, y
Sc Il ~ n var pay 'qy Own debts il's
lot likely Ia pay ho'u."
An eastern editor says thst man In New
York sh himself into trouble by marrying
two wives. A western editor replies that a
good many have done the same By marry
iug Obce. A nor'h"rn editor SAYS that .
Damber Oi his q, u iAiUtances found trouble
saOugh by barely promising to marry, with.
out going auy farther. A southern editor
saws that a friend Of bis WAS bothered
enough When simply found IN company
with another mans wife.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-11
a Morset for Little Folks,

There are some of you who are much
given to noise. You burst into the hons.
ike Young tornadoes, clatter pell- nell, he'll.
tsr-skelter mp the steps, slam doors and
raise general row. Cah't you practic.
coming In softly, speaking quietly, q ID sit
wig dom Without squirmibg aud Il lseting
% you suppose it's no troutls for the
honsemAid to get the mud from uff the leg
Of the chairs which csme from twisting
your feet around the legs uf the chair
Il Is pretty piece Of business when lit.
Tie girls bonnet has tn DO sewed on her
head before she wilt wear il when SIZE goes
out play; but this is not 50 bad as IL Is
lor boy " be always keeping his hands in
bis po,kets. II you de- MT stop putting your
hads In your pockets aud keeping them
there, when you are walking, you will get
30 round shOuIderrd aud 50 in the habit OF
STOPPING and pOkiI 6 your neck ont when
you walk, that Your own mother won't
know you. There Is boy arond the cor
ner who Is always hIowipg orange peel on
The pavement. Somebody will slip up on
a piece of T. some fine day and fall down
an hurt himself badly. What will that
boy ar 'uud the corner do theui Little
girls never throw orange peel on the pave
ments. II Is always the by around the
corners, ~eo Is also much given to splitting,
vile habit he canght from smother boy
who "makes b lievo" he chews tbbacco,
which he dSesh',, because IL vii always
N X lin sick, thank sooIness