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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-26
~ HOu Want

Material 10 make dollar bottle If tho hes, Hair
Restorative ever used for rcstorlng gray hair to
sorieha! 2Gor. send 81 cents for package.
YOU wAsr
Nice White Tooth, Healthy Gunis, ahd sweet
rea,h send for cur TURKISH DENTRIFiCE,
price. % cent?.
~ YOr WANT e.
.ur crro for iicnGashc, Cniarih, Deafness, or
buaaiug IN the ears, send for our srERNUTA.
TORY. P1ce 70 cents.
'eipt ui price. =.
i'lrn lostrh r. Lechar, isl MARKET street,
81. Lou'f, NO. sc-.lydag
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Drs,,c's Coi,ec,s,,,

DTNkc's collection,
Drhanry ona hundred rocui ptB for mai ,, b,o,iv
all klui'Tn' Wne, IN, Nc, Beer, Coril,,, al.
pcrioi cdrl, ana much gtaer usefr tnf,,,,,,,,,
or ,hose dealing IN or manufacturing any Of ,ln
ho'c, e!ihei for the trade or home use.
Sen. ~ mail'ffcc or postage, 'al 20 cents, 'Ad
drps, r. r. NORMANDY, tOi Market street.
IT. Louis, do. se27 1ydsw
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Emlnenagogue.
Warncr,s rm,u,up uo-ue ,s ,be onIy az,

Gle known 60 cure the Wl.ios, Ut wAl cure in
oycry easel where "a the family ~ which tii-
important nictiaine isno1 wa,io'if NJ lihers, tins
should immediately procure 4. Tbs also s,ire
euro ioft Female Irregularities, aud may hc de-
pended upon ~ evory cass " hero the monthly
bow mas Dsen 0hstruct.'d .hropg, cold o. disease.
Sold by druggists. Pfiee One iDlhr. NJ sont by
mail on receipt Of One Dollar aud q Quarter. NJ
Forssl Wy piRCLAY pros, p. q. sciIJrIi
b.. WHlTTAKEk and =, ], III NM, Cairo, IN.
nois and by all druggists i|'h' i''
sprt7"y ~ .l..tE.IL .,tt, "a
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-26
BULLS
SARSAP AR|LLA
Read the Cnptain's Letter and
the Letter from his Mother:


DR, JOHN BuLL-Dcsr Sir knowing the efii.
cheney OF your sarrparllh. and tn. healing and
beneficial qualities u Possesses, ! send you the
follow ns statement OF my casci
Twas wounded about two years ago-was taken
prisoner AMI connped for sixteen months. B.ng
moved 20 often, NY wounds have not healed yet.
have not sat up y moment fince was wounded.
avn shoi through the hips. My general health
~ impsired, and need something 20 assist mn.
ture. have more faith IN your sas-spar,lls than
IN anything else. wish that that Is gennihe.
Please express me half dozen battles, and
oblixe GAIT. q. y. JOHNSON,
81. Louis. No.
r, The following was written April 30. istA.
b, Mira. Jennie Johnson, mother Of Capt. John
son.
DIR, JOHN BrLL-Dear sri My husband. pr.
q, .. Jolntop, MAS y skllfll surgeon and Physic.
Ian IN Central New York. where he died. leaving
tho above u. l.. johnson IN my care. Atthirteen
years Of age, he hal a chronic dlarrhea and
scrofula, tor which gave him your sarssParilll
IA CURED HIMi ] have for ten Year, recon-.
,ncnded u 10 many IN New York, Ohio and Iowa,
for scrofnia, fever sores, and general dcblity.
Perfect sncccss has attended IT, TIE ssrss yssiad
~ q svesia and ftrer sores sere aIssss
sAsrscs!oss. ] am very ANXIOUS for my son W again
have recourse 20 your sarsaparilla. lie " fearful
Of getting spurious article. hence his writing 10
you for IL. HIS wounds were tsrr.bies but he'
lievs hs will recover Respectiniiy, ,,,,,,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-26
Look 90 Your Chi1Aren--Ths Orea
AOOflaispp nernsss1v
The IsnperishabIe Perfume,

Asa rule, the perfumes now IA uNo have no pei.
nancncy. An hour or two after their use, there b.
No trace % perfume 'gf. li0wdn, rent - the ro-
rlt succeeding the use Of Murry AMI Ianman's
Florida Water. Dpy- after It's Application the
haaikoFciie i o4iac. o. NOT deiithinii 4, lics,e
and agree die fragrance. martIcodiy
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-26
Getting Married.

Essayi ilr oHng mco, on Soeld Evil. aud the
propr.ciy or impnpriciy ofrctting married, with
sanitary help for those who iccl united for mat
rimonil! happiness. Sent free, 10 sealed oBvcl.
orcs. Address Howard Assoc a,ion, box p, Iq,il.
adelphIs, Ia. septisdrn
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-26

J'iE proprietor Of this celebrated medicine
- IisHy claims for 1t q superiority over all 10.
neu'es ever offered To the public for the sats, 'u.
,a'", P,,,oy ana pv~assrf ere Of Ague and Fever,
or 'hl- AM Fever, whether Of short or long
s,anIihR. lie refers TO tho entire Western and
SDuihScstorn country 20 bear him testimony 10
the truth OF tho assertion thai in no oaso
Whatever VIII " il 70 enfe. n tho directions ara
strictly followed and carried out. In q great
many cases single dose has been sufficient Tor a
cure, AMI whole families have been cured by a
single bottle. with perfect restoration OF the
general health. " y, however. prudent, AMI ~
tinu"i 10 smaller doses FOR week or two after tho
disease has ieen checked, more especially in di,.
medicine will not require any ALL 10 ks'p tno
towels IN good order should The patient howey.
or, require q caihastIc medieine, AFTER having
do.e Of nslrs Vegetable Family Piiis
will be sufficient
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DYSPEPSIA.

Warmers ny dyspepsia Tome u prcPar Il
expressly for lyspoltlcs an shose su,i"r,Bgwith
hstual cost ycucss. IL u a slightly s',,.si.'i no
tonic an,ia p,,,ruisa .r--.s.s ~ strengthens Ia.
StuinR'h ant restores the digestive organs Of
their hcalfy statc. Week, nervous and dyspep,ic
.persons should use wAHssa's D,srEnlA rosic.
for sale hy druggists. Price One Dollar
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Special Notices.
Isnre Collection -i,o,yi.n,.,r Hcccin,s


-'. UT ''tN I't WORLD --'locl not contain Tend
no y..u"' roisons to rN5alyac me system or ro-
duct de''h II as perfectly haimloss-rn Liable
~ Hr'ano"us' Avoid the yauntcd an delushc
'-pora'ions Boosting v'r,ucs they do not possess,
800 roti 1' iar't'e ingcf The gcp,lnc
". A. Iachciofs Iiair Dye hhs thirty yen,s' rep.
'hatiun to uphold it, integrity. sold by pma.
aais. Applet .. 10 boAy stiat. =. Y.
nON2idySy
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Cough No More.

WarneS's C0ugh nalsasss " healing, soa
ming and espc,tofr,'rg. Tho cStvaortinary pow.
~ possessesin Immediately relieving, lut c',n'
Coldy, sore Throat, bronchitis, Ib1ucus,, CalaT-
rah, Hoar-cness, asthma and Consumption u u
lnott incredible, soprompt - the relief and Ger.
ton Of the throat aud lungs, that Thousands Of
physicians are daily prescribing IL, and one and al
say that u " the most heating and sxpcctoraiing
and In the most cases one bottle etfects q cure
Sold Wy druggists, In large bottles. Price ono
Dollar. It's your own fault II you still cough anl
suffer. The Halsam viii euro. ..
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-26

DIR. JOHN MILLS Pr,se,pl once,
NO. 10 FIFTH, (Cross Sircet,)
IoSa1Ov111o. Ky.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-26

The Constitutional says il was erron.
eou'ly reported Yesterday shrt the'cngAtc.
mcnt ourd Pa resulted ia French re-
verse. TAG Froncl, had the advaA .aSs in
every one OF the battles. UT Z
Light loss ~ btraasbWrg.
The same journal says; 1--WE have pos.
tive knowledge that notwithstanding the
incessent bombardmeni of Stra,bourc the
past month, only four persons were killed
behind the walls"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-26
WARMERS
pile REMEDY.

warmcr'S FILE fscmcs!y has mover faile 4
(nol ever ~ one cage 10 cnIc 80 Nogy worst eases
of Hind, " -hm' ~ iileci'r' ''s. Those who
70 aulirtod shoI nln,dlsl ,yo. IN ,hoir drug
ut anH wanAsg Paw Rtsibr. fNf oNprcssly
or the l'lcs. and 40. rccora'non tel 60 euro any
other ilsca-e. " las curc,i may essss 81 over
thirty yoass standing. fri,c uuV polar. For sale
10y dtuggslf everywhere.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-26
Vino of IAilc.

The treat Flood Purifier AMI ibolicions DrinK
Wsrner's vtnum Win, or Wine of Iaf-,
IL nee rom any poisonous drugs or impuriiits,
being prepared fog those who require stiInulant
II u 6splcnld appetizer, and tonic, and The mn.
est thing Ia iIis World ial purifying the blood.
offered h tho pubic, far superior 10 brandy,
whisky, wine, biiers, or any Otlicr article. Ills
more healthy, ani cheaper, iiou, male and
female, young and obi can take the Wine Ui Life
II IN, IN fart, i,ia pfeseryer. Those no gsh 20
enjoy good hra.th nnd free Gov II lively spirits
shold take Tho vine VI Life. IL ~ dilleron
from any tang ever before ~ use. IL ~ sold hy
dfngsst-. Pr.ae ono Dollar, IA quart bottIos:
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-06-16
Baltimore's Loyalty--to
Wilkes Booth.

The Baltimore Americon, ofthe 9th says
THE graves of the Confederate soldiers at
Loudon Park Cemetery, were decorated yes
lerday by several ladies of Baltimore, who
held the Southern cause in grateful remem-
trance. Short speeches were made by three
divines, and Subscription taken up for the
Stonewall jackson monument, by which
seven hundred dollars were raised. At Green
Mount Cemetery few Southern soldiers are
buried, and their graves were strewn with
flowers, but the grave that exceeded all the
rest in its profuse decorations was that of j +.
Wilkes Booth, the assassin of Abraham Lin
coin. Upon the green mount there was a
pyramid of flowers. This tribute of affection
ate regard was not laid upon the assassin's
Craze by the, surviving members of his own
family, or any of his Kindred. BY the side of
him sleeps his illustrious father, and around
him the graves of near relatives, but upon
these there was not single bud. This was
the day set apar to honor Southern soldiers,
and if the richness and profusion of she en-
blem is to be taken as the measure of affection
in which the deceased soldiers are held, John
Wilkes Booth is the greatest hero of them
all" .e e.st $50, 80
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Roll Of Honor.

The following is a continued list of
scholars who were neither absent nor
tardy, and were perfect in department
during the first month of the summer
term.
Dist. No. 1, P. Prairie. Ella j. Wash
burn, Teacher.--Jenn Truesdeli, Elroy
Moore, Carlton Moore -@ss
Dist. No. Z, P. Prairie. Maggie A.
Craney, Teacher Emma Bates, Sarah
Quigley, Maggie Huck, Lille Bates,
Louisa Reinold
Dist No. 5, Bristol. Della A. Scher-
rnerhorn, Teacher-Lawrence Devlin.
Dist No. s, Somers Fannie ]. Bishop,
Teacher.-Alary Frealich, Grant Bull
more, Andrew Flett, George Flett
Dist. Ne. 8, Bristol Jennie Wescott,
Teacher.--Oscar Richtmyer, Emma Lar.
rabee, Ebert Larrabe~ Frank Lansing.
Dist. No. 3, P. Prairie. Jennie Davis,
Teacher.-John Willerton, Alley Willer-
ton, Jennie Dexter, Rosa McGiH.
Dist. No. ID, Somers. Maggie Robert
son, Teacher-5arah Morrison.
For the second month of the summer
term. e A aw
Dist No. 2, Randall. Maggie Lyons,
reacher.-Agnes Monaghan, Ella Nolan,
Nary Hunt, Kate Nolan, Sarah Strick-
land, Theresa Monaghan.
Dist No. 5, Somers. W. G. Spence,
Teacher.-Willie Neffe, Willie Holmes,
Kittie Spencer, David Gibbon, Minnie
Gibbon, Sherman Gibbon, Clark Spen-
Ger. HOSEA BARNS,
Co. Supt..
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-06-16

In case OF belligerency, the carrying of son
trahand goods, which is now lawful, becomes
liable to risks of seizure and condemnation.
In view ofthe gravity of this question, l
have deemed Tiny duty to invite the atten,
flon OF the war-maklng power of the country
to all the relations and the bearings of the
question In connection With the declaration
OF neutrality and the granting of beliigerent
rights There is not defdcto government
IN Cuba sufficient TO execute laws and TO
maintain just relations with other nations
spain has not been able to suppress the oppo-
SltIon 10 Spanish rule on the island, nor TO
award speedy Justice to other nations. or
rltlzens OF other nations when their rights
have been invaded. There are serions COM
piicatlons growing out Of the seizure of
american vessels upon the hiG,,s.sseas.8 eXecu-
eng American citizens without proper trial,
and copiscating or enbarg0ifg properly of
American citizens. Solemn protests have
been made against every intrnsion of the
rights OF the citizens Of the United States, of
our flag upon the high seas, and all proper
steps have been taken and are pressed for
proper reparationx of every indignity COM
planned of. Toe question of belligerency,
however, which IS to be decided upon definite
principles and according to ascertained facts.
Is entirely different from and unconnected
with The other questions Of the manner in
which the strife is carrie on both sides,
and the treatment of our citizens entitled to
our protection These questions concern our
own dignity and responsibility, and they have
heed made, as have said, the subject of re-
peated communications with Spain, and of
protests aud demands for redress on our part.
/ is hoped tGat these will not he disregard
ed, but should they be. these questions will
be made the subject of an Jther communities
(signe,D 1921 a u s. GRANT!
Executive Mansion, June Is. 1870.
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EDUCATIONAL.
TcacElers's Reports.

A few days ago Z lady teacher of this
county sent us a teachers report, accom-.
panied by note saying in substance that
she disagreed with many teachers who re
ported scholars perfect fin department
thst were imperfect in recitations, and
intimating that light was wanted in the
matter. We rplied that many leach
ers " were right in considering the report
to include department only; that schol
arship was not to be regarded in filing
out the blanks. With our reply we re-
turned SAID teachers report for correec
ton. Shortly afterward we received it
again, and with it the following note.e :.
81 have no corrections to make, as I
cannot call scholar perfect in deport
ment that fails in recitations.
Yours &c, -"
Thinking it quite probable that some
others may ent ftain similar views we
make our answer public.
1st We do not wish scholarship to be
taken into account for the reason that
no two teachers wonld or could have the
SAM standard by means Of which to pass
Judgment on Rotations; consequently
COLI paratiye reports of scholarship must
necessarily be unfair. What one teacher
accepts as good, another rejects as bad.
End. Teachers are not TO determine
what points they willaor will not report
We quote from Sec As Of the Wisconsin
School, Code
Tie teacher shall make in writing
and transmit to the district board, or to
the county uperintendent, report con-
corning any matter relating to his school
IN such form and manner as said board
or superintendent may prescribe. The
State Supt, IN referring to this clause,
says, Teachers are required by this
section to render reports relating to thei,
schools, and a refusal to do so is sufficient
cause for annulling certificate, or dis
charging the teacher thus violating the
law"
Sd. The name of every scholar in the
county who is punctually at school every
day during the month Immediately pre-
ceeding tina time for making teachers
report, and the name of every scholar
who during said time has confiormed
strictly to the Jules of school SO far as
these rules refer to department in the
schoolroom and on the school ground,
are entitled to places in the Roll of Hon
or, whether the teacher does or does not
report them.
4th. We wish 6Derg teacher in the coun-
ty to report carefully and accurately in
accordance with the form given in the
blanks furnished for this purpose, as our
forthcoming report to the County Board
of Supervisors and State Superintendent
will in a great measure be based upon said
teachers report.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-06-16

Made OF Poor Rum, Wlisley Proof Spirits. and
Refuse Liquors. doctored spiced, and sweetened
to please the taste called 'tFonics, .'Appetizers -
.Restorers ;, sc that lead the tippler on to drum
kenness and ruin. but are true medicine. made
from the native Roots and Herbs of California
GREAT BLOOD PURIFI r and LIFE GIVING
PRINCIPLE perfect Renovation and InvIgorator
OF the System, carrying off all poisonous matter.
and restoring the blood TO a healthy condition M
person can take these Bitters according to drec-
lions. and remain long unwel.
500 will be given for an incurahle case, pro-
v!ded the bones are not destroyed by mineral
pnisons or other means and the vital organs was
ted beyond the point Of repair. 13i .. 2 ~
ForinliammatOrY and Chronic rheumatism. and
Govt, Dyspepsia. or Indigestion Bilious, Remit
tent and Intermittent Ferers. Diseases OF the
Blood. Liver. Kidneys and Bladder these Bibters
have been mos successful Such diseases are
caused by Initiated Blood which is generally pro
duced by derangement of The rigestive Organs. =
Cleanse the inflated Blood wheneyery"u find its
impurities bursting through The skin i'll pimpless
Eruptions OF Aorps': cleanse II when you find il
|obstructed and sluggish in the veins cleansgi IL
waeN it is foul and vour feelings will tel you
when Keep the blood pure and the he9lth of The
system VIII follow. ~ "tt fia p bOit3 thJ+5
system OF go many thousands are efectualy Do
stioyed and removed. NSsiiA 49,
I In Bilious Remittent land intermittent Fevers
these Bitters have 10 equal For full directions
read carefully he circular around each bottle.
printed in four language s--English German
French and Spanish. sgfI3s3i {eg
J.WALKER, Proprietor % CommerceSt., H. Y.
r Fl. McD0NALD& CO.,
Druggists. and General A gents San Francisco and
Sacramento, California. and 30 & "a Comma e s. ,
Ny. 4W1
E@-soLD BY ALT DRUGGISTS & DEsLERs
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-06-16

During the plebiscite excitement in France
young officer at Nantes with command OF
ten men was placed in charge Of sixty reuolu-
The guard was manifestly insufficient to con.
troll the captives, and the young officer cast
around for aid. Suddenly an inspiration sci
zed him. He directed his soldiers TO cut all
the buttons from the clothes of the prisoners,
and escape was impossible.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-06-16

The various school-book publishers of
the Country have agreed to withdraw all
travelling agents on or before the 1st day
OF July.
Direct connection is made by the 11,57
express train of the Milwaukee Div. of
the Chicago & N. WR. r. in Milwaukee
Tor WATERFOWL. This will enable those
residing in the western part of the county
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-06-16

g7Ail Divisions of the Chicago and
northwestern Railroad will sell the ordi-
nary tickets to Watertown, and for the
return trip on presentation of Certificates
Of LEADERSHIP of the Association, will sell
tickets at One FIFTH the usual rates.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-06-16

who desire to attend the meeting Of the
Wis. Teachersl Association to go by way
Of the Kenosha Division, Mil. Div. and
ST Paul f. R., leaving home Tuesday,
July 18th and arriving at Watertown the
same evening in time for the opening adj
dress.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-06-16

FHua iERY SEASON the SUNNI II months are
q ari az nsnii brih: loug tain # t.iseases--
{M0@ gt9pns an alaI Il b the season wien
little in recuperating our exhausted
d When We age req lrcd 10 i0rti'y our
gains the da"gcrs ar.~ii 3 from The mi
rev ieis Il siCkness. ihe Ouly tru safe
n hat pu,r ard ,e.ishl,, 10 C rnd inyi2ufa-
'c'- Herb hit;ers. which ~ lnd0rs. q aud
'tseed hi 1iedie0i 30. tlit and GDnGIn
r8i teu-1e'l- fsp"r nn- IL very ca y. tuwu and
III country, StJ nave e.ted is enc.
tHs. Az ny ~ pr eret' ar recovered
~ cal b Il %Ili HilT!, The Il 90. am Sec y.
ara ~ rlr ] rm OF indl.f-Iinn an ali I'd
Il II. cH- by eIi, y HE hal
- tfhs ga NJ 3rsd Diseases Provi % rrnr.
ga Z mt IL Lce. lays az uffen
Priee t"e Gniiar p. h,itle Solo ny
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-06-16
THE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD,

For twenty-five cents you can
buy Of your Druggist or Grocer a
package Of Sea Moss Farine, man
ufactured from pure Irish Moss or
Carrageen, which will make sixteen
quarts Of Blanc Mango, and a like
quantity Of Puddings, Custards,
Creams, Charlotte Russo, &C., &c.
It is by far the cheapest, healthiest
and most delicious food in the world.
RAND SEA MOSS FkRlNE Co.,
So Park Place, NJ Y.
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ssluKLEY KnIIIING MACHINE.

FOR FAMILY USE simple, cheap L reliable.
KNrTs EVERYTHING AGENTS WANTED. Cir,
cuar and sample stocking FREE. Address HITIK.
LEY KNITTING MACHINE CO lie Wabash Az.
Chicago. Ill 3nl.
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FfooD ara Wctna"hs'tsd Essays for
'uug Men + e. IN sealed envelopes HOW
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1 ..@EAS Al 6antrd in pa}ng Dusi, eSs.
t-%VtvsIV Kennedy Alb Chesthu tsr..Phia
HUM MAfBINE New Book Free
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-06-16

The President sent the following mes
sage to Congress, Monday afternoon
To tie Sennte and House Of Representa-
tirga