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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-10

MORE INDUBIrABLE PRooF.-Cuptain
James Gallagher, Steamboat Captain OF
Pittsburg, Pa writes THE inventor OF
Mishler's Herb Bitters is benefactor to
the human race. | was victim to the
worst form Of Dyspepsia; my health failed
to such degree that the physician pro-
nounced me incurable. I had used all
sorts OF remedies, and even took Il voyage
TO California, but nothing relieved me-
The Bitters were finally recommended
refused to use ii my friends insisted, and
at last yielded. am thankful that !
was induced to do so, for the Bitters curod
me entirely and | am now AS well, hale
and strong AS | Was lfteen years ago Sold
by druggists generally. Price one dollar
per bottle, oct l0-eod&wlw
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TuE lloaE BIrrETs.-TAcsr LiIiers, for
which Mcs'rs. S;ra,ton md Bril-, oS thi,
city, ur' agent, are winning ,Acir way
upon public coutIenco more rapidly than
any Other ever manufactured, st lsG0N
not excepted. A. evidence of their OK
ce,lguco We note the fac, that, in comre.i.
,iuu With uuml,rlc,s other brands. they
w"rr awarded the "bue ribbon NJ ,Nr
great ~, Louis ihir The -. Louis D..-
po'rh referring to the matter say:
il. \. jackson & Co, lcI and 100
North Second street had samples Of their
Home lii,tcrs ON exhibition, which visitor,
generally were permitted to tcs,, and with
which al! were much jpleasel Yesterday
these h.tters We're honorcd with the award
Of the blue ribbon, n testimonial generally
admitted 10 be well deserved. Tho Home
Stomach Bittcrs haye won golden opinions
AZ the hands of all who have been happy
enough to have had the privilege of III
dglgirg in them, Many eminent phvsi.
cians throughout the country, bear tcs,i-
mony Ia their excellence, il being wei
known that the Ingredient. of which they
are composed are the best and purcst to
be found in the world.
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How rr WAS DoNE.-Tho Pnducah
Hcra,R referring to the recent game "t
base ball in this city, says that he is only
doing the Quick,icps justice when he says
tlst it wa tho umpire, and not tho superb
or playing Of the Dc,tas that cncomla,
their defeat when we remark that The
umpire came down from Mound City in
company with the Quic!atcp., and
was suggested by them as proper
person g. act in that capicty
Sc assertion ~ the NrgH become. highly
improbable When we further remark
that the Daltas beat the Qu.ck.,.p. rs %
score of 30 80 IT, the H.rolds assertion be-
comes absurd. The President Of the
Quickstep5 will no: charge their defeat to
any such cause. They were beaten because
the DeIta had their full first nine on the
ground and not six of the nine, a. wa. the
case at pulurah.
Wewitnc.,ol the whole game and while
in two instances We should not have de-
ciiciei a. tho umpire did We shall not pre-
tend TO say that hi decision was not cor.
rect. One Of these decision. ruled Delta /
out, the other a Quick.,ep.
When the Dal.ss returned from Palu- /
cab with score Of only six run. aguin.; T.
them. they acknowledged thcIn.elvc
beaten by superior playing. They ch'rrci .
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Material 10 make dollar bottle ~ ,hr host Nair
k".'orn'. e." "r"s u-oI Tor restoring gray hnir 10
sofl. % a. "oior. -cnl ~ cent. f,r package.
~ lpJ VAST
SO" Wiz" Teeth. Healthy Gum., pnI a -wce
t"a.i scot fpr our TtEEI-u lE&rRlll,E,
price, - cents.
10 VOC pAsI
-nf eur" ipr lryIu'Nr, ,ttrra, Deafness,
gr.zlcr 10 the ear-. -rnI Tor our srERNCIA
lpHl, Price 80 ccLi-.
Ds- Either OF the appyo -eut postpaid on rs.
'"tpt % uIry,
Adde'S. Joseph X. a-o..-, Ial Hfa,t street,
e l.H.s, Mo- ...sI,t.v
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@ tie Bulletin.
NEWS tg TIKI tigy,

Local. BREvGrIgs--The force of me-
chanici on the new custom house has been
increased.
Mr.. Thos. H. Phillips has accepted a
situation in st. Louis hat store
Go 90 % Ohio Lcvc,ani buy the Au-
FORA oil for 30 cents per gallon. Those who
nave IL know is value. t..
John Bourne, at one time secretary ct
the Cairo Democrat Printing Company, j.
filling a situation in the IT. Louis DiYa'ch
Office
Tho meeting Of the Fourth ward
Democratic Club, named for saturday
night, was postponed, owing to the serious
sckn ora citizen living in The house adj
joining the place Of meeting
Louis Herbert i ~ cous,an. receipt Of
fresh Baltimore OYSTER, which Doe will
serve up to customers ia nny lyle desired.
on hort notice and in the most satisfactory
manner. au-iu
--Hr.Jool q. Morgan viii address tho
people uf Il. John. 40 Che political issue.
yf The campaign, tomorrow evening. and
spcuI the balance Ut .h, week iu Juckson
county.
-Mcssrs. Bros * Ga.smau recently
made tour Of the country precinct. in
the Interest 81 the D,mocru,ic ticket
They repor: tho prospect 90, encouraging
-Eweil 4 Jacob viii furnish Ga.o.in,
Tor Gasoline lamp, and stove. q: ,os
a,cs. :,
-Messr.. Webb. Fisher au4 Pop, adj
dressed the people % Iuob., one day JAS,
week. We hear tia, Webb mastered bot,
dupu@u,., and maIen ',sn.s,r.hs .or the
Democracy.
Tie Aurora oil g. perfectly -;.ar,
noH-czpIo..yei It viii give entire salts.
faction AMI can be had at yj O4io Leyee
for The incoa.idcubIg sum Of 30 cent. per
gallon. II
Tine thI'd game OF base boil between
the Data, anu Q.i.kstcy. Will Doc PLAYED |
on the groIul' Of tug later, au Thar.day,
oct. 4oih. l.ts rropo.. 90 take aIyant.
Of the occasion iyr a pleasure eAcur Jon,
dance, etc
q. ,v..r. ...
,rs, ne ~ 80 200. .'''
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retail l,f
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will address ,he people OF C.iro 600 Sa..r.
day u".t LIT J4r notice be given. that
-. who :egl disposed q listen 4. tl.. Truth
may know tbs place AMI hour. VI. An.
lcr.on I. one Of the able, orator, IN IA,
state. AID Ies,ryp. ,.,....l l.,rfr.,
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For glass of splendid st. Louis lager
beer-the best in the city-go to the
Washington saloon, corner Washington
avenue and Fifteenth street. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-10

FLouw-Choice Family Flour in bbls
half bbls,, sacks, Sc, for sale at tine Egyp-
tian Mills aug 2tf
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Special Notices.
nnro Collection ,.ow,aud.s weepiu,s

Mage AJ-, - Discoveries, etc comprising vain.
zee Information ."r ever. -dy. sent boy m,I, ,lr,o
postage far fJc'ui..
AIIre.. r. T. NORMANDY, tI Market street,
Louis. ~ s,-1ltnly
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JAMES JOHNSON.

oc,sd-Gt, Agent,
THR Peoples MEAT MARKEr.-C.
GAYEE Il Co, PEopElEroRs.-Thc meat
market just opened by Gayer and Co, Mt
the corner Of Washington Avenue and
Tenth street, is just exactly such a meat
market as those who know Gaycr would
expect him to establish when he spreads
himself Everything is new, freshly
painted, and wears mn air Of cleanliness
that no one will fail to commend.
Gaycr " Co, are among the oldest and
most experienced butchers of the country,
and have learned that it pays best to keep
first class meats, and command first class
custom. II citizens would, therefore, Sc
cure splendid fresh meats, pork, beef mutt
ton veal, lamb or sausagc-they can al
ways find them in any quantity desired at
the People meat market, Just tryit. II
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JACOB sCuEErx, sole Proprietor.

II is "a reliable Family Medicine, and can he
taken by either infant or ~ ult with the same ben
.hoIal results. II l. acrrtain, prompt hd sPeei!
dyspepsia, i0wucss 0f sprts, ialhtihSs' rIcA
stomach, headacAe, etc. For chlils anu levers VI
all kinds, At II lar better aud safer lhan qulh'nc'
without any of It's pernirious effects ~ creates
an appetite, proves powerful digester ol 700 !,
and WIll couniersct III" effects OF liquor ia lr"
minutes. As Indisputahl. e,ideh.. oil us lh'di-
cal properties. we append a fe" OF the many Ger
tIhcat"s IN our possession;
J"hnson's Depot, Fast Tenn, AMI Va H. H.
Tenn.
jacob scmrsrz, Esq.--lsars SIR have usea the
Bittcrs have oh aimed tom you, and ind Them
"a he all they are recommended 10 be- ! found
one bottle TO afford me considerable relief feel
a. though cannot do very well without them, IN
my present state of health,
u. MENIGE, Ia3 southdth st, phila.
Pastor Baptist Passyunk Chufch.
soldby W. +. Allen, % Main street Dubuque
octi"jly
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ALEYAyDEG CouyTY. The Assessors
returns for 1870 shows the wealth and rc.
sources Of Alexander county to be as fol-
I ,.v..
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-10

DINISG Room GIRLS WANTED AT THE
SAINT CHAELEs.-We want Immediately
three (3) experienced dining room girl, to
whom liberal wages will be raid. Apply
to JEWETT WlLCON& CO..
Scp27ti st. Charles Hotel.
DIED, in this city ut 8 O'Clock this morn .
ing, of chronic diarrhca. Joseph Higlin,
aged CT years,
Tho remains will be conveyed to Villa
Ridge for burial by tho regular train to-
morrow TUESDAY aftcrnoonl at 2i5
O'Clock.
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A-.., ..'.. ia'... u' many r.'.v.r. &c '.'l i.I.
0 .. I..'.,.. { 1'f't aun.sJ.r myself - ll'
rf'Hl1' CANDIDATE tor -uor.' % Alr,yr cor
,......, t. I.r 'u.u.As Na',u.''.. election.
InEh kntMLNE
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Tnc Mechanics Boarding house, cornc
&C Third and Commercial l.. constantly
growing in popularity. Mat Burns, the
proprietor, j. cycr;ing himself to deserve
public patronage, and A.s effort. are being
handsomely rewarded. Iii. boarders al
ways wear - plea.m, face when they come
from their meals, because be- feed, them
wei, llI.room. ur, furnished IN first rate
style: the house is lighted with gas. and
the bar is supplied with as fine liquors rs
can bo found in Cairo. The house j. al
Ny. open, night and day, COR the reception
Of guests and tho Transaction Of business
AMI everybody :, kindly received and hos
piubiy entertained. Boarding and lods.
ing live dollars per wcch, Or one dollar per
day. sep OF
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5iThe above figures are taken from the
Assessor. book, in the County Clerk. of-
fee" aud ,how Il healthy development, Of
our material RESOURCES since the census Of
l-su
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'tr,ul benefit. oct lO2t'
WANrEp.-F!vch hundred dollar. in city
scrip, and hy' hurjrci dollars in county
orders. Apply g.
JEWETT WILCOX ~ CO,
sDp2i-lm IT. Charlc. Hotel. Cairo Iii.
WANTED AT OSCE.--Onc good coat
maker and one cool pants maker, steady
work and good pay by
VI. LIVINGSTON * Go.
oc.7C, Palucah Ky.
t. CRY TAX.PAYEgs.-Thc city tax
book is now in my possession, and | shall
proceed at once to collect the taxes charged
herein. Persons int ~cstcd will please
take notice.
may be found a; by office, corner Of
/ Washington avenue ana Eighteenth street,
/ from o'clock, ~. m. to T. pm, and from :
pm. JOSEPH y. TAYLOR
oct / 10; City Collector
SlGnT I. Money cannot
. buy it, but Lulura- and MorF, perfected
. sventaole. will preserve it. No giimmer-
I INK or wuycring Of light, peculiar to
other. in use. Tnbor Bro. sole agent, for
Cairo and vicinity. $50 advertisement.
aug3i j&st'.
, FEEp. BLisIGSuuEG. # ID, Washing
;on saloon, i. u judge OF good beer,
aud keep. DO other Kind. II st. Louis
lager IT, c,nfe.clly, the le.t kept in Cairo
Cal on him and tryit
Tm CENrEAL MEAT MAREET. 60
My.r.. Fred Kochlcr " Co., Of the Con-
,ui Meat Market, desire it understood that
they Keep all kind, Of meats. beef, PORK,
mutton, lamb and veal. that they buy AID
slaughter tho best and ;.,tc.t animal,
brought 90 TIL, market dre., and serve
og, ;ag meat. .u a neat nHl clearly mau.
ncr, aud deal with everybody fairly aud
.4uarc.y.
Market baskets &C customer, delivered
FREQ %. charge to any part Of the city.
Fresh sausage on sale every morning.
Buy your m.at., then, al the Central
Meat Market near the Gomez of Tenth
street. on Washington avenue.
scp-9 ljm.
W have MA experimental knowledge of
TIE excellence Of Lazarus and Morris. per-
icc,el .pec,uclc., and therefore lno,r where.
%: We speak when ~ declare tia; theirc..
feet !, - make old eyes, young. They
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-10

HAVE broken up several long standing
case OF Chils and Fever With simmons
Liver Regulator. also find II great
remedy for Dyspepsia and Liver Disease.
j. W. ANSLEY,
oct l0-d&wl w Buena Vista. Gu.
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CAN You BELIEVE Ir?--The Exec lsior
Manufacturing Company employs so
large a force OF workmcn, that u Charter
Oak Stove is made every six minutes. And
even with this quickncss, the supply is
hardly equal to the demand
oct lO-dNwlw
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WANTED At OSCE.--Onc good coat
maker and one cool pants maker, steady
work and good pay by
VI. LIVINGSTON * Go.
oc.-C, Palucah Ky.
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PnALoS's NirALtN for :the hair car be
found everywhere. II is clear aud hS. no
sediment, This wonderful preparation j.
Phul9n, Vital, or Salvation Cor the Hair
Poured on the hands it leaves no stain. Il,
j., nevertheless. the mos, effective article
Of IL. cla, over advertised.
sold y 40 druggist. ana fancy good'
dealers. oct i0-d&wiw
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FEEp. BLhHIESuuLg. e 81, Washing
ton saloon, i, u judge OF good beer
and keeps DO other Kind. III It. Loui.
lager il. c,nfe.-cIly, the le.t kept in Cairo
Cal on him and tryit
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DWELLING House. RESr-A con
vcnicntly arranged brick residence
situated on Holbrook avenue containing
seven room. and kitchen, necessary out.
hou... large yard AMI garden, vine. and
.hruhb,ry :ur rent on reasonable terms
hrpIy to WI THOMAS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-18

WASH fEGToN, July IT, 1870.
Gustaiye Schwab, the managing member of the
North German Loyds steamship line, arrived here
to-day 70 consult with the authorities as to whether
some step cannot be taken to prevent the ntelrlp-
ton Of the commerce between this country and tile
North German ports. Mr. Sciwab had an interview
with Secretary Boutwell, among others, and en-
deav0red to impress upon our Financial Minister the
necessity OF urging upon the President the proprety
OF calling an extra session Of Congress with view
to meeting the emergency by some appropriate
legislation Secretary Boutwell, listened attentively
to the reasons urged by Mr.. Schwab without express
ing any opinions himself Mr.. Scbwab represented
that the interests OF this country demanded some
action promptly, and eDdeayored TO SHOW that
the cost Of transporting freight here would he in
creased fifty per cent by the transfer Of the North
German Lloyd ana Hamburg steamers 10 the British
nag, These two lines have q fine 1eet OF some
twenty-five or thirty steamships and Of course their
transfer to England-gvlng the latter almost
complete monopoly OF tho carrying tra1e--would
seriously affect our interests. Mr.. Schwab had inter-
views with several Senators and members still re.
naming about the city, and from the views expressed
by one and all OF them concludes that there is no
doubt ii Congress could DO got together again with
out delay tue Recommendations Col The President
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TtLsGbArniC NEWS ,TeHS.

General H. Price died his in Jc6eS,s
City, Mo, on Saturday.
About three hundred fifty Chinese arrived e.
Louis yesterday and left for Tennessee.
A. Cried, old merchant Of New Orleans died sad-
denly yesterday morning
At Blackstone, r. l., Friday afternoon Anna Clarity
drowned ia the 'rrench" The CIR
cnrnstances warrant belief OF suicide.
John Daily aged twenty eight drowned in tbs
river Paterson, n j. while bathing yesterday morning.
lie leaves a wife and child
meeting 0f Germans has been called to meet In Sc
Louis night House, express their sympathy
for in the field against France aud
prove the course Of Prussia.
A. A. MaGnns cotton seed oil mandatory Nos lis and
III Magazine New Orleans destroyed by fire
morning The loss $l00.000 which there 10
$4,000 insurance In home companies.
The New Orleans left Elmra last night for Cncn-
at via the Erie Runway. Yesterday there . grand
parade the Elmira Fire Dedsrtmen in honor OF their
Southern guests uniform headed The line They
the recipients highly pleased
Mt their rcccp nd
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would meet with more favorable response from
democrats as well IA republicans.
Mr.. Schwab also had an interview with Baron
Gerolt the Prussiaa Minister, but what TRANSFERRED
mas not leaked out. 1t is understood however that
the Baron has succeeded In pessuadlng Secretary
Fish to send a despatch to Minister washburne In
structng the latter to ask the French government 20
permit the German steamers carrying the United
States mails to proceed on their voyages free from
attack and to stop at any ports not under actual
blockade Secretary Fish has, In fact, sent strong
note OF this kind to Mr. Washburne, but 1t believed
It VIII have little effect upon the Emperor Napoleon.
There is an opinion here that Napoleon desires
short and most effective campaign and that he Will
not willingly surrender any means OF Gripping the
power OF Prussia.
BARON GEROLr's POSITION.
There Is movement to have some younger and
more vigorous representative than Baron GerOlt sent
to this country during the present crisis Gerolt is
regarded as too slow and feeble for such an emer-
gency as the present. and some Of his countrymen
consider that King William could strengthen his
cause very materially by sending more wide-awake
Minister to our republican Court. The post of
Prussian Minister to this country is difcult enough
without being embarrassed by complaints and
grumblings Of this character.
PROTECTION TO PRUsSIANs IN FRANCE.
1t is said that Secretary Fish has also instructed
Minister wasnburne to offer protection to Prussans
in France for the reason that many OF our natural
ized citizens come from Prussia and that the Prus-
sian government has no representative in Paris.
INSTRUCTIONS TO PRUssIAN VESSELS.
The Prussian Minister has telegraphed to various
distant points in the way Of instructions to German
vessels.
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sME CDNlMAsD.R OF TIE FRENCH RE-
SERVES

General Nicolas Anne TheOduic Kurnier.
The appointment OF General Changarner as COM
mandcr Of the French reserves il strongly Significant
OF a desire on the part Of the Emperor 10 unite an
parties In the war against Germany This veteran
officer s in the seventy seventh year OF his age
He distinguished himself In Agcrs, gaining promo
ton after promotion for galantry on the battle field
In lS4s he became Governor General Of Algiers
under the provisional government OF the republic,
and soon after was elected member Of the Con-
stitucnt Assembly for the Department OF the
Loire. Leaving AlgIers he went to Paris where he
participated conspcuously IN the important events
that transpred there. He TOOK active part In sup
pressing the msnrrcction OF June, 1913, which re-
suited In General Cayaignac assuming the dictator
ship. After the elevation OF Louis Napoleon 10 the
Presidency, Changarnier was placed IN command OF
the entire military force in Paris. BY the excellence
Of his arrangements and the vlgor Of his movements
lie crushed tao attempted instruction OF June, ls40
with but small sacrifice Of life. In 1850 he was re-
moved from his command, some assert because Ma.
poleon and his ministers were jealous Of Changpr-
nier's influence and popularity with the people;
others Insist that 1t because he entertained de-
Signs upon the Office Of President. But whatever the
reason, 1t Is certain that the opponents of
Napoleon regarded him their leader, ana he
was Put forward by The conscryatye press as a
candidate Tor the Presidency. The coup dGf0t OF
December, 1851, prevented his candidacy from
amounting to anything. Soon after he was arrested
retired 10 Belgium where he remained In exile unil
recently, when ho returned TO France Notwiti
standing his opposition to the Emperor he has
always been highly esteemed by Napoleon, who Ia
1885, promoted him to the rank Of Grand 0icer Of
the Legion Of Honor. His reconciliation with the
Emperor ana present position as q supporter of
France IN The war with Prussia facts whose i'm
portance cannot be OvercsiInated. While General
ChaDgarner, on account OF his advanced age can
hardly bc expected to take the Held in active war.
iare. he WILL rs commander OF the reserves, I'M
doubleday render great service to France aud be a
valuable addition 10 the military councils OF the
Empcrur.
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THE HEATED TERM.
Ninety-eight and Half in the shade-The Hot
test Day for Many Years-Csses Of Coup
de SolIel-Ths Hottest Day Ever
Known in Philadelchia

There were two principal topics OF conversation In
the metropolis yesterday to the discussion of which
all classes OF citizens gave their best ngual DO ers
and gave all their strength. These were the Franco
Prussian war and the sweIterins weather. Bur such
was the effect Of the burning sun. the heat.
laden air and the fiery payements upon the
languid pedestrians and Ioungers and those
who, too weary to go abroad, remained at
home and roasted that conversation was carried on
IN monosyllables. For every word OF comment,
however, on the 'lttle Onplcasanness which chick.
ems going home to rOost have brought on La Belle
France there were q thousand on the heat. II wa,
In everybody's mouth, lguratiyey ana literally.
not been felt IN New York for many years. With
the air inhaled into the lungs silln0 in
It's intensity and The city aglow with more
than tropical sun, one could readily imagine
Herculancuin when the burning lava poured down
upon them. Nearly the whole day long the ther.
mometer was above ninety degrees and at three
O'Clock actually stood at ninety weight ana liat In
day for many years. Curiousy enough, ON tie 17ih
day OF July, 1856, tho thermometer STOOD AZ ninety
four in the sliade-tite highest point reached In
that year and iOr years before or since that date
until yesterday
Never did q young BRIDE watch for sunshine on
her marriage day as did the roasting citizens look
for q breeze. The uDf0rtunate5 in the crowded
tenement houses melnd, cooled a little and melted
again. lime after ta1ie, in hopeless CONSERVATION.
People living In better houses stunned the rooms
and went Into the Railways where the little feeble
draught WAS welcomed heavenly mes senpcr
and the folks who were upon the streets in defiance
OF AL law ana chances az lnebriatiOn, stole around
through Railways, in through the back entrances Of
tive coO,ncss they imbihed the Tcutonic tipple IN
copious draughts