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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-23
eREv,T,ES,
Mucoupin county owe. $1,000, 600.


Macoupin county owes 100000.
Chicago has bonded debt Of sil ,ooo,-
600.
The democratic vote in Rhode Island
this year !, 6,29j as against $3.50 las,
year.
The friends of Mcfarland, To prove his
insanity, endeavorto show that he refused u
Consulship.
A Wyoming baland runs
"Nico little baby. don't get IN fury.
Cause mammals gone to Sc, on the jury"
Eugene is about 10 reconstruct the
Chapel of the Tulleries on magnificent
plan and at the expense of the civil list.
Froudc wrote each paragraph of his his
tory Ave time. before selecting the one
finally adopted.
Kossuth Is engaged in writing his autobi-
ography, which will simultaneously be
published in six languages.
1t has been found necessary in Nevada
10 extend the game laws 80 rs to prohibit
shooting Cinnamon.
The Day of Philadelphia, says; "The
Cincinnati enquirer has been sold 10 a
company of business men for $3.50, 600
They have been launching, in Glasgow,
the largc,, propeller in the world--cX-
ccpting the Great Eastern.
IL !, said that the new senator, Morgan
| L. Hamilton, from ToIus, never smoked u
cigar, took drink, or kissed woman
President Grant will spend portion Of
| the summer on his farm near ~. Louis
| and the remainder Of the season al Long
Branch.
Whom We lose President Grant We shall
find our greatest consolation in the
tLolght that 1--WE necr shull look upon his
like again.
Captain John Jourdan, the new Super
iutendcnt Of Police Of New York, is u
!ourncyman printer, aud served his APP
premiership in the New York Tribune
office.
why do You call me Bride my dear p
inquired wife of her husband. Be
cause, was the answer, "you are always
associated in my mind with II bill
Gen. Robert L. Lee sailed from Savannah
last week to visit the grave Of his father,
Gen. Harry Lee ("Light-horse Harry J,
situated at Dungcness, Cumberland Island
ON The coast Of Georgia.
\ Boston gentleman who could not
walt offered young lady one hundred
dollar, if ,he would let him hug her rs
much a the young man did who just
waltzed with her. 1t was good offer, and
showed that money was no object 10 him.
but they put him out of the house 50 hard
that his eyes was quite black.
A Michigan woman has recovered by
law all the money that her husband had
spent in liquor saloon for six years. The
prohibitory liquor law of that State does
not regard liquor as property and the
woman recovered the money on the ground
that it had been paid to the liquor vendor
without consideration.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-23
AiSl.Al,
WaklNAgs's
Pile Remedy.


warDr''s Dyspclsis Tooic 10 prepared
expressly Tor by .I'Ptiu- atl 'H"-" -uii'lln3 WIN
lsU fulI ut.f. t,u,.. j. f.u lightly suinuitung
toni, aut -ul,Ut a BUpstgrg, 90 -urrgtu'n- 10,
stomach Hul restores %" digestive OIIaus 81
thor h.J.ig -lt,. N,,., uuTfuu- HuI Us -L"p'r
person. -IuuIi u-" WNHNrHs nN.r'r~n ToSi'.
FOR .al, Hs utuLLT-T-. I.r' tu' Dollar
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-23

pdy- When Mum approached the negro
orator, J. j. Bird, TO request his support
for Congress, he began his address with
the poctical exclamation; 'Oh, had the
wings of Bird, would ny.'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-23
BLAckBEaKIEs - srn...--.-

BLAckBERKIEs hSD sIRAwBERRI,.-
A few day ago, Radical poli,ics, q, mi,
city, in the hope probably that lhte
''soft soap might induce JACK Hodge.
and his friends 10 pull in the po,i,ic.I
traces with the negro, said H. Kim.
"wcll, Jack, the strawberrle, viii l..
pretty sure TO win in Alexander copo,y
after this" Il don't know" re,,r,.1
Jack, "but let me inform you rirh, now
that am Of opinion they Won, be O.,
much use any more to you negro fel.
lows. Blackberries and sIrawberre. car ,
be mixed TO any advantage
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-23

pg- The Mexican Congress Is now in
session, and is composed Of material that
would put to blush any man who respects
decency and intelligence. In comparison
with ii any legislative body in the world,
except the Radical Congress Of the unitcn
States. would become respectable.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-23
..iat
SHERIFF SALE.

py virtue ~ an execution - ne u.fcetei T.,
the risfk ut the trent ..uT ~ Alexander c.ur'y.
j the -lato & ~ uo's. 800 'atgguf psn'ei- DAVIS,
atinIn .stIsfgr, de tHLs u.l % j. gel. J Provo,
deysarsi o. the urH - Lev " Ist. All
ssA.n-t IS (. AT n -aulu.hy. lhs,r levied lJ.G
zoe o. owing 1ssrfiHsd HT- If ~. fn.vff.
1t HIni cred twenty siHY I4li, .u block U-u.
n~f.i seven y.b ue tis 90 .Ir Hlst -lli!ou d" ne
tHy ~ CAIRO. county ~ AsNNHfef snI slate VI
ill'nu.-, tH" pf'usr's e iia ,aiI " lism " 80.
Iu.ky WN.. sHl. "H"r H. II.l.. -..r. % fH%
suuf4at-fsTE door ~ ffl ..f. N"Hsr. .n Zoo IF
Of t.lfH, Alexander .I4l.. O.. Is... .l fHr f..T.
f.'rfh dos "' N.I,A u I.-". t.fvn"u ne Ul. -
~ n.u. FOL ls B, m, brood sars't 90 ara dhi, iYt
each, fY -a'.s'. Ha.4 r,.. ..U.
Iu'f- q MtIH-.
-"'r|.i N..s.I... .a..iys I.uu"s.
Car, o.. ,AHIt.-. 90 .tts
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-23
ANNOUNCEMENT.
For Juds. OF IN. supreme Cour,.

Werre authorized to announce that the Hon.
SIDNEY BREsE will be "a candidate for the office
Of Judge Of the supreme Court Of Illinois, from
the First Grand Division Election on Monday,
June q, $50
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-23
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Manner. ,mv.uavovu. i, the on

T.raaf hv TAHCLNY BRD- +. o ~gHtU
T. J. WHITAKER aud e.. HIAA, Caro-. Do
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-05
THE MAY CONVENTION.
Some Valuable Suggestions.

A member of the South Carolina Institute
suggests that the following questions are likely
to be brought up for discussion at the Agrlcultu,
raj, Mechanical and immigration Convention,
which assemblies in Charleston on the third OF
MAY. In order that committees may be able to
make satisfactory reports for the government oi
the advisory action Of the convention, delegates
are invited to obtain as much information as pos
sible upon the following subjects, and such others
rs may suggest themselves TO their attention:
l. Which has been found the most practical and
iudicious system for the employment OF labor,
especially for farm or field WORK.
9. review Of the different arrangements OF
contracts for labor In various counties contrast
ell with usage In other sections or countiesr
g. In what ratio is labor diminishing or lncreas-
ing In the respective countle5f
d. What number or Immigrants can he furnish
ed with homes and open land for tillage on their
arrival and how many can secure regular en-
pluyment in the respective counties during tue
next year, dating from 1st December
6. llow ruauy abie.0odied laborlng men can nnd
employment by the month or yearly on the lines
of railroads In this StatcY
6. How many laborers can find mechanical and
manufacturing employment III tue respective
counties, towns and cttieSf
I. Ia the production OF corn anu other ccrehs
and provisions generally, increasing Or diminish
ing under the present labor arranscmcntsY
8. Which Is the most Judclous ana cconomlcat
plan to bring immigrants to South Carolina 7
0. Is 1t practicable at this time to organize
Joint stock company, for the State at large, 10
bring Immigrants here, putting the shafes at
s., and thereby creating capital OF s-Y
10. How many available sites for manulactur-
Ing purposes, by water power, arc there In the
respective counties
And it may well be Inquired, what will it add to
the progress and prosperity or the State, with an
lnnuX o. 5000 white immigrants annually, for the
next ten ycarsf And this ca., be accomplished
tcita uT.,;eG lcHl and cnciOp.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-05
EUROPE.
The French Constitution.

LONDON, April 4.
Rumors of proposed constitutional changes
in France TO be submitted to vote Oft people,
are gaining credit here.
The Austrian Ministry.
VIESNA, April 4.
The Austrian Ministry have resigned. The En-
peror has summoned Count Potacko to form
new ministry.
The Crisis ina Paris-Thc La Crcuzot
Troubles.
PARIS April $3.50 P. NJ.
It Is now toerably certain that the question
whether the new scheme Of laws shall be submit
ted to the people will be deferred for some time.
All misunderstanding between the ministers
and the chambers will. therefore, be avoided
The strike of La CreHzot continues. There has
been, SO far, no collision between the soldiers and
the troops.
The Radicals are working hard to secure the
success o. Uric Fouvcille, who is candidate for
the Corps Leglsatlf from Lyons.
Indian Cotton-LeSal Tenders.
LONDON, April 4.
Earl Mayo, the Governor General OF India, is
making tour OF the cotton districts, urging the
people to foster cotton culture.
The Times hopes that the legal tender decision
will be sustained.
Mammoth Steamslsip-
GLASGOW, Aprl4.
The Italy was successfully launched to-day. She
is the largest screw steamer afoat, except tile
Great Eastern. Her engines are or 600 horse
power.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-05
sPIRKs FBOM THE WIRES.

The steamships Barnes, Mariposa AID Nj
agara arrived at New York yesterday,
Tit; City Of Brussels, having lost her ,o,,or
Is Proceeding under sail.
The Mcfarland tria: cor.lmenccd yesterday.
There was an immcna,,. crowd at the court.
Mcfarland was neatir, dressed in black. He ap'
pear ID cool aDd @, Elected.
The penito'. .tary at JeGersonrillc, Indiana, is
burned. One prisoner was sm9'aerca in Ills
cell.
A Fortress Monroe dispatch says that the bark
Cricket has been towcd to the inside beach, hc'
cargo coming out oil right. Tile bark will proba
bly, be saved.
f. " Thaycr, = veteran actor, is dead.
The outgoing officials OF New Orleans a'c try
ing 10 sell the stock OF the city in the Ne" Or
leans and Jackson Railroad.
Bob Alien, the pilot Of the Mississippi Steam
boat Pauline Carol, vas Shot and killed yester
day by Van DcroSay
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-05

A NEW PLAN TO KILL. THE CATERPILLAR
Mr. Charles Stelumaa, OF Assumption Parish
louisiana has shown the editors OF the picayune
n model for cotton worm destroyer, which IS
thus described by that paper:
1t consists OF an ordinary steIm boiler, prord-
cd with u novel arrangement OF tubes or pipes for
the distribution OF the steam generated by 1t, and
a reservoir or tank TO contain the huId, Which
latter S Is q secret Of the inventor The reservoir
;e sn,nlieL with mechanical appendices FOR the
nroncr distribution Of the fud: The whole com.
hnition is placed upon frame with wheels, IN
order that the machine may be easily transport
abIe in its operations against the cotton worm.
In regard to The operation OF the machine, we
learn that after the boiler and heater nave been
supplicd with water, and the tauk with nulu,
steam is raised and the machine placed III posiilon
To bep in work between two rows Of cotton. The
steam passes through the fluid and transforms IL
into xapor which, Informing Ing and spreadlns
out with the steam envelopes tIe p proAlnate {
rows OF cotton plants and Kills every calei piaE
or other insect upon them It's effect is sad 10 oe
SO deadly that 1t also destrOyeS Inc eggs ol tlle
worm. aud leaves 1t mark. invisible to tne naKeu
! eve, upan every part Of the plants Wnich nave
been iiathed with Ii. Through this agency worms
which may afterwards come Into the Held from
| other quarters are kept OF, thus shielding lie
| plant ayaiISt further iajury by any new conlers
| q; tie caterpillar species. The machine, which
| mas areaGy been put under practical test by
| sryerni planters, Will ee On exhibition at ouI
] State Eai; neNl mouth.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-05
GOSSIP FROM GREENVILLE.
The Demand for FertiIizers-Tae Twin
sistcrs-Politics and Poverty-The Ed
u.ational Causc-General News.
rrRoA OUR owS CORRESPONDENT
GRFENyILLE, S. c., March

GREENvlLLE, S. C., March 80.
The winter and spring have so far been very
unpropl,Ious, and gardens and farms are very
backward. The fruit Is not yet seriously damag-
ed We are now having q severe northeast storm
OF rain and wind.
All the commercial fertilizers here have been
sold, aud the demand is yet unsatistied. Not a
sack eau be procured in the new City OF Green
vile.
The industry, economy and enterprise Of the
farmers know no hounds and they are deter
mined to make good crops. The people are ris-
ing in their majesty and will prosper. The trials,
dlsappontmcnts and cares OF life make great
men. 1t is the soldier that becomes hardy-the
runner that gains swiftncss-the wrestler that
acquires firm muscle. We will not perish as q
people, but get greater and the career Of the State
is onward.
Get rid OF satin, velvet, silkan men, and give us
oakcn men, anu the State will soon right herself.
We want more skilled labor than anything else.
Not population, hut skilful lahorcrs, and much
self labor. Labor-saving machines, fertilizers,
system, forethought, will make every interest
prosper. Party Politics and Plning Poverty are
twin sisters and destroy any country.
We want good schools for white and black. VIC
want the newspaper everywhere. constituency
that can read. We must educate the whole COM
munity-eyerybody- do 1t well. 1t will pay,
and pay we'll. 1t is the only hope OF our country
"Is hoe si5no Ufrces." Light. light Is what we
want, az well as the rest OF the world. Passion
and prejudice must subslde, and we make the
most OF uUr circumstances.
The PeaDody schools here are prospering, and
the Cause oil education. One educated laborer Is
werth ten ignorant ones.
Governor Perry's health is much improved, and
he is feeling like himself again.
Our gas works are in operation again, under
DR.. Bancroft, OF North Carolina.
Business is dull at this season, and merchants
are buying small spring stocks. Agood crop will
make everything prosperous.
The Methodists here arc about to build fine
church. Success to them. E. T. B.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-05

KpppySc LENT AND HEALTu.-Dr. W. w.
Hall the publisher OF HAIRS Joufhal ot he"'''''
in his recently published work on "Hcalth ena
t;ooa Living has the following on the physical
benefits of keeping Leaf strictly without 'ne
dispensation usually granted
If all persons for month in early spring ng
were to abstain from all meats Maa.so;r un;ro, 9" !,
would @ i' add UreatS to the health Of communities,
by en- aHline the system to throw Of the impuT ,y
winter, would cool OF the heated oioou auu die
DESTROY the germs Of spring and summer ais s
ease: and thus II is that the proper practice u
the precepts Of religion promotes not only r. Wv
spiritual hut the physical health OF man. in.s, ne
are simple measures; they are practiciipe, Ino
| no money and available to all: ana II neSue.
| I'm a rational manner, Geah would lie Erps iro.;
J J many 4 dwelling, nld.llfe time sorrows moulu "
] ch,eLcd 10 many b0snms.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-05
THE CONNECTICUT ELECTIONS.

CLEVELAND, April 4.
The election is progressing quietly, the nc
groes voting.
NAeTFoRD, April 4.
The election is very quiet. A heavy snow Is
falling This Is unrayorablc to n; Republicans
whose greatest strength is in the country. No
figures can be led at present.
HARTFORD, April 4.
The election Is proceeding quietly in this city
There is less noise and excitement thc usu al.
Both parties are working hard. The snow storm
will effect the Republican vote unfavoraby. No
returns can be had at present.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-05
C U u Il I.
HAVANA, April 4.

HAVANA, April4.
a general movement against the rebels in
the Central Department is commenced. Separate
columns left Puerto Principe; another left Puerto
del Padre. valmesada has advanced to Canto.
General Guyenecha Is In the mountains behind
sloanIca. He reports having captured depot OF
artillery and many small arms. Three hundred
rebels who surrendered reported the insurgent
forces in state OF dissolution.
Two powerful torpedoes were taken from un.
der the rails of the Neuyitas and Puerto Principe
Railroad.
Forty insurgents were recently killed in IIol-
oun District.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-05

rs CAUTION. ON.-AUDACIOUS C0UN-
TERFEIT!-The reputation which for many years
has attached to uoSTEFTERS STOMACH BIT
TIERS, rs the standard Tonic OF the age and the
lar ;c lcEland for the article not only In the Unit
ed States but elsewhere, have provoked the cupid.
iy of the countcrfetng tribe, and 1t has been en-
tcnsiyely .imulated and initiated by unscrupu-
lous sharpers.
Tne most daring counterfeit OF said article
which has been attempted, has recently come TO
our knowledge. The engraved steel label on bot
ties containing the genuine blters with It's beau.
tlful vIgnette Of St. George nnd The Dragon, Its
Shield, containing warning against counterfeit
crs. and Its note OF hand for lone cent" at the
foot, signed by our firm name, has been copied so
closely that the fraud can only be detected on
minute Inspection Til. dark label ls also we'll
counterfeited, and the wording on both the imta-
tation and genuine are precisely the same, the dill
ference being simply in the execution OF the work;
that OF the imitation being somewhat coarSer
than the genuine. Other countcrfeits are on the
market, which are In all particulars tile same as
described above, With the exception OF slight
difference in the spelling of our name.
In addition to the above, these c0unterfeiters
have gone so far In some instances as to place
strip OF paper over the cork and asten to the neck
Of the bottle, on which is vgnette, and other
wise printed 10 resemble the general appearance
Of our proprietary U. q. Revenue stamp, but upon
inspection will disclose the absence OF tie hgure
..4nand Tic words -four CENTS" also Limited
States Internal ReTenuc, all Of which, together
with :.ddl;snaa! wording SSppear on Our genuine
stamp The pabe sFe, therefore, especially war.
ell against tntse new countcrrci,s. and are adVis-
ed to purchase IIoSTErrERS STOMACH BIT.
TIERS only Of houses whose integrity Is above
suspicion. The true specific Is sold in bottles eS
cluslycly-ncycr in bulk.-ltosrETTEH y SMITH.
aprl 6D&C
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-05

The Texas Represcntntion-Livc Scene
In tho House-A Democratic Carpet
BasSer-Ben Butler Foilcd with his
own Weapons,
A Washington dispatch OF Thursday says:
Texas WAS today admitted to full representa-
tion In Congress, thereby making ~ memoers oi
the House and II members OF the Senate, anu
leaving only Georgia to be represented. another
senator from Mississippi and the Tour remaining
Louisiana members to be admitted to I'LL the COM
rlement Of senator's 9nd members rom ait ,,e tae
states in the Union. There was. however quite
an excited debate in the House ovei inc a'!liliS-
sion O.. John G. Connor, Democratic member
elect rom the Second Texas District, who is So
young as to be barely eligible to his seal. But
objection was not made to him lcr that reason,
but was based On the ground that his conduct
prior to his election, and when he was an officer
OF the regular army stationed in Texas, was
mand, together with allegations that he ha"
made declarations In his campaign speeches
were disloyal. that needed Investigate .hat
committee before he was sworn nj, IN. ID ny
General Buter, who made tn" 49,,
most radical members OF ,ta ;.ata them, but The
opinion that they coM mos .n;,e3n the moral
record OF .,.er,ber before 50 election and
oieers ra'a seii;ea. on uehan sf Mr. Cennor. the
10 pnH- tas were & made sanss HIM he was
for his noilon to refer Ing nsgEeden.as. During
oi Mr. ts Of I'm 1aaHa sa ia asituTs was
him as ca' i. since that he hGd n0lilin az,
which insti' ct to the Naval Acauey, run.
worthless .ation lie was soon dismissca IL Us
nor asr AS soon as he was sworn IN, Nj. ,ii Con
utes I'd and obtained leave to speak zen MN,
rc which was granted. As the boyisn DsuiNe
40 e',rnm seat Which he occupied on The Rtpuo
dcan side, and pushed up his coat sleeve ~ as as
!s"nah he me mt work, there was intense inter
cst re hear what he would say, but ne prSGee1es
Sr,,h tbe mtmcst GOODNESS, explained MI. siam
erarence TO him as rising from poi1leal 9usI
rei declared that he had been told IN IeSas & Una
na nemocratc member from ihat sta.e as %oI " tn
o, no sis seat as long as Mr.. Butler was IN y,
Tn,sa and then woand up 6g statlns ,nSra, .nsr ~
S er,nected to see in Mr. Butler greas ami ",
hn hn he had found that he was nothing o0' ~
comedian. ,,., ,,,, IN order for unparlia
,ant.ry language and he sat down. ,s1 Sn1HS rn,
nnS eEceiy said that he repeated teas oS
worthless fellow for which Inc Spesn; sa
u raxsn,Iv called him to order MT. shanhs eu -,
1niinnized to the House Tor hls lahgCass, s,e n'
~ ot 70 Mr. Connor. Here me maitGf a .nn GuII Il
T1e Galleries and House were quite iui anu n ~
scens of which this is sketch. was & one aOn one
,se sse, most ST exciting o. the session. The Kep"oi
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Act.
Washington telegram OF Friday tells us:
There has been considerable comment and
speculation over tae announcement made in the
Supreme Court this morning that it had decided
to hear argument again on the cases involving
the direct question on the cOnstituOpality or the
legal tender act, which cases were very fully ar
nued at the last term OF the court. The decisions
heretofore made, Sc far US they were applied 10
the legal tender act lave covered the ground that
ALI contracts made before the act was passed, arc
payable in coin The cases which 1t Is now pro-
posed to have -ea ued iucludc the naked question
rs to whether Congress had the constitutional
power to make United States Treasury notes
legal tender; and it is quite freely slalmed That,
although the court in February leaned In Its de-
cision on the operations of the act on debts con-
tractet before 1862 towards the unconStitution-
aIity OF the law IL will now, owing to the addition
of Two justices to the bench, have majority the
other way, and thus render u decision sustaining
The validity OF the Legal-tender act. This Is OF
course based on The way the court is known 10
have stood before the recent addition. and on the
reported Views OF Messrs. Strong and Bradley on
the question before they became members or the
court Counsel in the cases already decided &c
clare that it will he unprecedented II the court
should 30 so far as 10 reverse It's recent decision
and to say that treasury notes can satisfy dcotS
incurrcd before the passage OF tile Legal'tenuer
ac: Though If the court does decide to sustain the
law as constitutional, it will be substantial re-
versal of tho previous decision
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-05

Gs- CHARLESTON TYPOGRAPHICAL
UNION, No. 4s.-The 0llicers and Members Of this
body are summoned to attend the Funeral OF
their late fcllow-member, GEORGE W. NICKER-
son, at his late residence, Calhoun street, near
Elizabeth THIS AFTERNOON, at halfpast O'Clock.
BY order Of the President.
W. ]. MOS[MANN,
apr5 Secretary.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-05
APPS &
aS- THE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT.

@- THE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT.
Free suffrage to ALL with the right TO hold office.
without distinction Of race, color, or previous
condition, is now the law Of the land, and known
as the Fifteenth amendment 70 the constitution.
We may expect Congress very soon to pass
Sixteenth amendment, which declares that all
women, after arriving ut the age OF eighteen,
shall be allowed to vote and hold Office; provided,
they dress In mems attire and support The con.
stIturon" by the daily use Of the famous, fash
lonable, faultless fluid, found everywhere, SOLO
MONS BITTERS. apr5 tuths3