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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-12
CURIOUS AND SCIENTIFIC.
There are three hundred and forty
existing species of pidscons.

There are three hundred and forty
existing species of pidscons.
There is n species VI orchis growing in
Madagascar which hal n nectary from
nine to fourteen incheslong.
The females of Papilio Turnus, in
New England States ard in Nct York,
are all yellow, while in Illinois and fur
Their south are black in the intermediate
regions, both black and fellow females oc-
cur IN varying proportions.
The question whethF polygamy affects
the proportionssof the axes In the births
mas been carefully studied by DIR. Camp
bell, OF London, who opncludcs that the
proportion of male am females born is
Just the same under p{ygamy MS under
monogamy.
The mortality attending larger surgi-
cal operations in tho British hospitals, has
considerably decreased during the past two
or three years. This Il supposed 20 be
partly due to the use in them of carboic
aeid, which prevents suppuration by de-
stroying infectious matter.
An assistant secretary Of the British
Astronomical Society, Mr. Williams, has
just finished translation Of the Chinese
records Of comets observed for $3.50 years,
ending A. ID. 1870 This is the only con-
tinuous registry Of the kind in existence,
and Is expected to yield important results
hereafter,
M. Ssdillot, one Of the most distin-
guished surgeons oil Paris, has found II
nearly infallible means of preventing the
pain and suffering occasioned by surgical
operations. By means Of an electrical AZ
paratus he raises the temperature of his
instruments to white heat, and then per-
form the operation, which Is scarcely felt
by the patient, ~ burns ut that intense heat
cause little or no pain.
1t Is striking fact that those flowers
which can be perfectly fer,ilizcd by tho
wind, and do not need the aid of insects,
rarely or never have gaily colorcd flowers.
At least half the plants in the world have
not bright colored or beautiful flowers
MIR. Darwin has lately arrived at the WON
derful generalization that flowers have be-
come beautiful solely to attract insects to
assist In their fertilization.
"A curious shower of sand took place
In some parts Of Italy on February | 5 and
Ia last, and has been described in the
Complies Rcndus by NJ. =. Donza. This
memoir contains the account Of very Gu
rious phenomenon, viz: rain in the south
ern parts Of Italy, accompanied by fall
Of fine reddish sand, while, In the north
ern parts Of the kingdom, snow fell nc
by the same substance.
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ALEX. II. IRWIN, chm.
FAILURE or THE SIN DOMINGO
TREATY. -

Honest men all over tho country will he
cra,iGed on reading the telegram an
nouncing the rejection Of the. San Domingo
treaty by the Senate. hvo.c taken Thurs
day resulted in tic-two-thirds being
necessary for ratification. Iffor no other
reason, the treaty should have been re-
iccted as rcbukc TO the President for the
undue means employed by him TO secure
its ratification, and us warning to future
Executives who might have been disposed
~ follow the bad example thus set, had II
been successful. But there were mau!
other reasons why the scheme should no
succeed. II looked 20 an undesirable nc
QUESTION oficrritory, and Involved II larg
expenditure at time when the country i
groaning under the mon'trou' deb, and th'
taxation IL causes, and no one was really
10 be benefited but II set Of spectators, IL
whose interest the President has lahored
with So much zeal,
1t is said tina, the scheme will not b,
abandoned, but TINT, the treaty having
failed, an effort will De made 10y the san
Domingo jobbers, through the President,
10 get a simple resolution Of an
neXation through the Senate But it Is Ia
be hoped that the country ha, heard the
last Of this business, for the present u, least
At best an unwisc movement, ill.timcd
and impolitic i, has been the means OF
lowering the administration still further
in the eyes Of the people and In, been a
public scandal. Let the san Domingo job
bers try their hands now nj something
which does not already stink In the nos
tril. Of the people.
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PiTH AND POINT.

"A grocer notifies the public that he
has "kncw Syder for Sail.
"A clergyman last summer visited tho
celebrated Hoosac tunnel, and encoun-
tered sprightly Irishman, who, in reply
to the question, "Do YOU think this work
will pay ~ Faith no. but thin it'll be
great ornament to society"
One of Disraeli's admirers, In speaking
about him TO John Bright, said you
ought 70 give him credit for what he has
accomplished, rs he Il self-nade man.
II know he is, rctortcd Mr.. Bright, "and
he adores his maker"
"A stranger, observing an ordinary
rollcr-rule on the table, took it mp, and, on
inquiring It's use, was answered ut is u
rule for counting houses Too well bred
| US he construed politencss, to ask unneces-
| sary questions, he turned 1t over and, over,
up and down, repeatedly, and ut last in n
paroxysm OF batilcd curiosity, inquired
"How in the name of wonder do You count
houses with this?
How does the Empires, Eugeuie
dress inquired AN inquisitive female OF
bachelor friend just returned from Paris.
Like woman was the brusquc reply.
"of COURSE continued the inquirer, "but
| wish 10 know whether she wears costly
dresses understand you madam wa,
the ungallant rctponsc; she dresses like I
mountaineering the most co'tly garments
she can procure,
Manufacturers have rather a good
story TO tell just now at the expense Of M
English inspector. lie went 10 town
which shall be nvncless, in order To inspec
mill. lie was received By the mill
owner ia HE private Office, beautiful tur
kcy-carpcied room, and there was good
ly lunch spread out, which the inspector
being young and having good appeti,,
did full justice TO, The meal finished, tn
host said to his guest, We'll, if you won
have any more wine let Us go into til
card-room' meaning of course, the room
where the carding is done. You mus
excuse me" said the Inspector "but
never play cards before dinner.
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Saratoga styles.
| From the Saratogian.l


Saratoga is very brilliant this season.
In fact il is always tho gaycst and dressicst
of American Watering places. Among
the dresses recently prepared for young
married lady sojourning there was one of
light green silk, trimmed with ilounces OF
darker shade Of green, alternating with
ruiiies of black lace. The tablicr front
breadth) was covered with lace ruilles,
headed with ruches Of the darker shade of
silk. The bodice, cut in deep point at
tho back, was trimmed with lace and
ruches.
a short dress of ston colorcd bdiSte
was trimmed with fiat single plcatings and
cross-cut folds, edged with very narrow
double folds of blue silk, stitched in like
pippings.
A long casnque of white embroidered
muslin, with open sleeves was arranged 10
be worn over II dress of mauvc silk an en-
broidered sash of silk, with fringed end,
was tied over il. The casaque was
open shape, and edged with Valencicnnes
rutllcs.
A dinner dress consisted of skirt black
futile, trained and bordered with blue
satin, edged with row of black and white
lace. Across the front breadth were band,
of blue satin two inches wide, edged ON
both sides with lace, both black and white
but very narrow, the white laid first.
This skirt was accompanied with long
casaque Of blue satin, richly trimmed with
lace, and tied back tightly from the front,
with barbes of black and white lace inter-
mingled the edds flowing
A charming walking dress was of new
blue tissue, (Roubaix MANUFACTURED Rou-
baix is small town ten miles from Lyons,
and has recently become cclebarted for
variety Of beautiful fabrics. This tissue
Is pure silk and chambry gauze; it trims
exquisitely with crimped silk fringe, does
not mus easily, and is only 81 SO per yard.
The bodice Of this dress was cut in two
points, and the back, over the second skirt
Of white China Grape, trimmed with white
silk fringe,
Avery pretty dress Of pink faiile was
mounted with huted fiounces of clear white
muslin, and an overskirt to match; the
overskirt was looped up and drawn back
with pink satin bows, Tho bodice was
open and pointed back and front. The
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-12
An Exciting Spectacle.

The balloon that goes with Dellaven 5
circus, seems fatod 10 give origin TO star
Ting incidents. To the list Of adventures
and accidents that have attended il, we
add another thrilling scene at this place, on
the evening of the 10th instant. 1t was
inflated IN the presence Of one thousand
five hundred people, the wind blowing
sharply from the East. The eronaut took
his position on the frail bark, the ropes
that held II TO the ground were loosened,
and cheering as IL started, sharp East
wind blowing ut the time, It caught II
second party, who became entangled in
the ropes, and rapidly assembled with the
the involuntary explorer hanging by the
feet, At the height Of thirty feet the un-
willing traveller succeeded in catch
ing the horizontal rope near
the bottom of the balloon with his
hands and thus supported mount
cd to II height of four hundred feet. and
moved rapidly in westerly direction
The rapid cooling and condensation of
heated mir gases that supported it, and
the extra weight of one hundred and
eighty pounds caused it to descend almost
as fast as II wentup, landing tho two pas
senSers with heavy conclusion on the
caves of house from which they fell,
bruised, gashed and faintng, tothe ground
At first they were supposed to be killed,
hut prompt medical attention soon resus.
ctated them and their hurts proved not
very serious. The emotions of the man
hanging by his hands and feet alone, and
moving rapidly through the air, at an ele-
walton of four or five hundred feet NAV
be better imagined than described. 1t was
the most thrilling scene we ever witnessed,
and we do not care 10 see the like again.
Sheibina (Mo.) Democrat.
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ONLY A LITTLE.

When the Senate showed disposition
10 liz the odious income tax from the
shoulders Of the people, there were eyiden-
ces Of pleasure and rejoicing throughout
the country, 1t would afford "a little relief,
and fog that little the masses were thank
ful. But their qualification was Of short
duration After wiping out the exhaust
ing tax, and leading the country TO believe
that there was n little nationality and
mercy in il composition, the
Senate on Saturday, Of last week, set
about the reconstruction of the
abomination, galvanized L into life again,
and to-day il is almost as execrable ~
ever Canyassing this procedure the New
York Day BOOK says that ''inasmuch as the
people are cursed by set Of imbccilcs in
both branches Of the National Legislature,
who never know their own minds on any
subject for half an hour, save to plumber
the people, we hope aud trust that the
abominable tax law will be allowed to re-
main in its present shape. For
Heavens sake members OF the House,
don't middle the thing any more; don't
spend any moro time over il. Pass it in
the shape i. now is, and let it go. Fit
should 10 that Senate again, the wooden
heads there will be likely to alter it
again, and fall back to five per cent, and
81 900 exemption. Members Of the House.
for Heavens sake dispose Of it in its pres
ent shape, and let US be thankful that IL Is
no worse"
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Ghe 8ut1Hin.

! From tho Address Of Democracy congressman
Let there be no disscnsionSabout minor
matters no time lost IN discussion
OF dead events: no manifestation OF
narrow or proscriptive feeling; no
sacrifice OF the cause 10 crafty per
sOnal ambition or resentment.
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&c KAY.


II i ,aii that the great labor question
move all the cities of Europe ~ much rs
ever and masters are at las, beginning
l. see that 10 continue the war is useless,
and 10 ask themselves whether there is not
some basis of accommodation. A meeting
Of German, Swis, and French EMPLOYERS
Of labor was held in January at Berlin, nj
which II was determined to hold great
convention, at Bonn, OH the nth aud 18th
of last month, 10 consider seriously the
difficulties between capital and labor and
the moral and material condition Of the
working classes and the best means of
improving it-under the heads of
family life; education of children
relief for the sick and the aged ;
aud facilities for saving and investing; and
they invite everybody who is seriously in-
terested in the labor question to attend
We are sorry 10 say, appropos Of the labor
question, that the accounts Of the working
of the industrial partnership--thSt is of
the arrangements by which workingmen
were admitted 10 a share in the profits,
P"rNyln lieu Of wages-do not represent
II Us succeeding as well as could be desired
~ cases IN which ii has been tried, except
Mheit labor rather than machinery or ma
Sr'al' played the most prominent part in
the enterprise. We may add too that we
rear the laws Of capital aud labor which
are immulable IN their relations Mt least
are opposed to this combination.
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The Old 4. uard..

The soldiers Of $50, In PhilalelDhio
celebrated the National Anniversary with
appropriate ceremonies. They met in The
Supreme Court room. Tho following
toasts and number Of others were read
The United States Senato Whilst the
pension bill has been resting on their file
Enacted on, poverty and disease have been
sweeping hundreds Of the soldiers of 49,
70 their graves. Delay is death,
Cuba-An outpost Of the United States
ii, must be ours--peaceably If We can,
forcibly il We must,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-12

Democratic papers IN the pir'r''' VI" i''''o
copy. .....,......
II il Suggested that hcwoci"'l, ''"n''
tons to select delegates, be held ON the VI Mon
day IN July.
let every county sonda iul delegation.
nv order of the Democratic Central commute
JOEL e. MORGAN,
Chairman, Dom. Cen. Com. 18th Cong. lis III.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-12

AIr you out of employment ? If, so
send for the THE Greatest Work of the
Age. Therein you will certainly find some
thing that will not only give employment
but by pcrseryeroncclead to fortune. See
advertisement in this payer. mayl s3m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-12

CALL at Waldcr's and EXAMINE HIS
stock of CLOTHING. He cannot, and will
not BE uSpERsoLD by ANY OTHER HOUSE
IN THE SAME LINE. This STOCK is EN-
ENTIRELY NEw, and was BOUGHT Mt the
LOWEST DECLINE ~ GOLD
|. WALDER, Corner Of sixth
If and Ohio Lcycc.
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just received Mt =. Ncif :, No. ~, Ohio
Lcycc, II splendid lot spring Cnssimcrcs
Coating and Ncstings, which will be made
up in the most fashionable styles, and ut
prices to suit the times, pcrrcc, fit guar
autoed or no sale. Il
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-12
SENATORIAL CONVENTION.

The democracy OF the First Senatorial I.S'he'
willas.emtlc in convent on at the cit! Of Metro
polls. on Thursday, the 9Th day of August n'Si'
NJ ! O'Clock pm, for the nomination OF 'ahd''
date t. represent said District, IN The state senate
Tho rstio Of representation will be one delegate
f,t every loo votes east fds seymour aud Blair at
the last Presidential election, and one delegate for
every fractional part ,hcrcofn excess ofhiy votes
n fylIows.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-12

FIFTEEN years almost exclusive use in
the New England states has proved Laz-
arus u Morris perfected spectacles the
best made. Taber Bros are sole agents
Cairo See advertisement.
ic7dawtf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-12
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL
CONVENTION
i3,h Congressional D''F''''

Convection Of the pence. :, n, ,o ho,I nj
Congressional Districi Of in", 1,.".',,y ,he am
Metropolis, Mas.nc coon,, "n oaa nr .,id Jay. to
day Of August, D. 20 " uo"" w. ,.t,.h CON.
nom nate eandiinic for ooi'St'Ss y. r'.,r.rt w,ll
vsntion the counties eoinpr'slps ~ -, ..,
bc entitled to one delegate ior e"'n wv vow, ."
for uor,to seymourin 1909, AMI one ''r ea,h ''''-
80, nat ihcrcofin excess Of hfiy, n follow
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DUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Examination OF Applicants for Teach.
ers' Certificates.
OFFICE or cousrr srP'r or scuools,

Cairo, Illinois, Jnne II, 1870.
Tho first and third Saturdays in every month
are hereby appointed for the examination of ap.
pllcans for teachers certificates. Hereafter all
examinations vii he public and conducted bya
permanent Board Of Examiners consisting of
three persons appointed by the County snperin.
tendent who will issue no certificate except upon
their report TO entitle the applicant to cettif.
cate Of the second grade, rate Of seven on scale
of ten must be attained IN all the branches re-
quired by lew to be taught and for a hrst grade
certificate rate of nine will be required. Hours
from 9a.n, to p.m at County superintendent
Office, corner of Commercial avenue and Eleventh
street, Bross Building, up stairs. Teachers and
school directors shoud take notice that teacher
Is entitled 90 any portion Of the common school
fhnd nor % be employed 10 teach any common
school who does not first exhibit u cert ifcate
either from the state or County superintendent.
l.. L. BUTLER,
leltdaw2m County Supt Of Schools.
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THE EIGHTH WOSDER!

To the seven wonders of the world an
eighth has been added. 1t is fluid with
out bad smell, sediment, or color, that
changes the graycst hair TO its youthful
shade, in from five to ten applications.
This prodigy of the age is Phaon's Nitala,
or Salvation for the Hair. Sold by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers.
iulvGdAwlS.
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LOOK AT WALpEI's SrocK Oh CLOTHING
and furnishing goods THIS WEEK. 1t is
repletc with ALL THE novelties of tho
season, Il, priccs to suit the times. Corner
Sixth street and Ohio leycc.
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Peter Ncir. mammoth stock Of Spring
clothing embraces all the new styles, and
what can be found nowhere else In the
city--a large aud well varied stock of boys
clothing Il
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-12

h"sEu0 H. endorsed BY the best physicians
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ulou-, syhuii', ana nervous affections, IL IL n
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1t you wan; pure wines and liquors, or
nice fragrant cigar, go to the Washing
ton Saloon, corner Of Washington avenue
and Fourteenth street. The proprietor,
Mr.. +. Bankenburg, will treat you well
and set on, his "best, which can, be- sur
passed in Cairo. jclGdl I'm
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sleeves were plain to the elbow, and finish
cd with row of nuting rather wider than
the single row which SURROUNDED the neck,
and was fastened by pink satin bow in
front of the corsngc
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