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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-23

A colored woman named Polly Cannon, in
the employ OF Mr.. j. B. Fielding, who resides
on the outskirts of Columbia, was struck by
lightning last Wednesday afternoon, while In
the act OF going to tae well lot . oncKet lSt o. y
water. She died the same night about 8
o'clock.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-23

The Imperial Government will guarantee
loan for the construction OF the Canadian
Pacific Railroad, from Montreal to British COL
umbia.
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Railroa6 9uppIles.

GTEAM ENGINES AND ENCINEEtIS
- SUPPLIES.
full assortment Of BRASS and IRON FIT.
TINGs, for steam and gss.htters and plumbers.
Steam Guages, Guage-cocks, Low Water Detec-
tors, Oil Cups, Tools for machinists and black
smiths, Bellows, &c.
For sale by
CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO.,
Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets,
mcho. emo Charleston, S. Q.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-23
Good Signs from oil Quarters.

III 1S CQe0EluH w 500 lkOLu Oul VIC
upnnlmity manifested in every part Of the
State. on the part of the lovers of good govern
ment and an honest administration OF the laws,
IN favor Of the scheme for Reform adopted BY
the June Convention, and 10 favor of the NOM
lnees OF the Union Reform parry. From the
seacoast to the mountains there has been
scarcely a murmur OF opposition to the plat
form OF to the candidates, except on the part
of those who are taitenlnS on the dlstresses or
the State, and whose political days will be
numbered as soou as the reglnle Of honesty and
Justice IS established. From every quarter
come unmistakable slgns oftbe 6emorallzation
and disintegratlon of the Radical Ring.
In Char,es on, IL spite Of the persistent mp
peaIs OF the p lrty organ, the colored e.emsnt
are risipg In their might aud perfectlng their
plans to spew ont from among them the while
scouuarels who nave used tnem heretoioie
only to abuse them.
In the Third Congressiona Il District the same
state Of atflirs e1i5.. Hoge is STRIVING to hold
his own against Elliott; but the sentiment
aroused in Charleston has spread. and become
too deeply imbedd ID in the heads of the ne
groes TO leave him any hope Of success.
Elliott will get The nomination at tho ConYeD-
ton ID Columbia on the 26th instant, tor the
Third District, and DeLarse for the Second.
or there viii 3e burst up, to which the split OF
the Democratic Convention IN l36O Wouldn' e
be cir ;um stance.
Whirtemore has already been nominated by
some Of the Radicals in the First District, as
their candidate for the Forty second Congress.
Whether he gets the nomination regularly or
not, he ls determined to bs candidate. Tne
Radical party will either be forced TO sustain
hrm ,r 10 make nomination against him. In
the frat ersnt they would stag :er undsr
load of infamy which no party coald carry and
live: in the latter event they would bs divided,
and consequently. easily bsaten.
And 30 it is IN every quarter OF the State;
our enemies are demoralIzed by quarrels over
the picEn2s and slealings, and nothing is
wanting for US to secure complete and over
whelming triumph, but for every man who
loves the State, every man who loves honesty.
ever, man who cherishes the free institutions
beaneathed 10 us by our patriot flthers. to or
Gel tor season his private affars, and devote
ElmselfTith an undivided energy to the re-
demiioa Of the country.
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COLUMBIA.

The State OF the Crops-The Right Sort
OF Man for congress-An Interesting
Cotton Case.
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testified iu most enthusiastic manner their
devotion to the Emperor. The band piayeo
the Marseillaise.
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THE PHOSPHATE CASE.
Trouble in the Radical wigwam.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TEE NEws.]
COLUMBIA, July %.
The phosphate cases to-day were post
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THE UNION Reform CANVASS.
The Reform Meeting at Anderson.
rFrom the Anderson Intelllgencer.1

The Reform Meeting at Anderson.
From the Anderson Intelllgencer.l
We trust that the people are taxing 40 in
terest in this matter, and that there will be q
general attendance Of all classes OF our citizens:
1t ls suggested that employers OF colored
voters will take pains to explain the object OF
this meeting to their employees and will not
only give them chance to attend and hear
the Union Reform candidates. but Will urge
them to do so. We know that Judge Carpen-
ter and General Butler will be able to convince
many colored people OF their folly in blindly
adheriag to the men who have heretofore con-
tro!led them for selfsh purposes, an1 We think
it is the duty Of every farmer that they make
an effort to br1ps along that element OF the vo-
I inc populatiop.
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Arrest OF swiss Officers,

bASLE, July 70.
A general Of the Swiss army and several
other officers Of high rank have been arrested
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VOLUME x.---NUMBER l43l
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
FAILURE OFTHE EFFORTS TO PRE-
SERVE PEACE.
FRANCE WILL NOT ADMIT THE NEU-
TRALJTY OF THE BALTIC.
TIE NORTH aERAAN STEAMERS:
D,nlom...v Fails to Mako Peace.

Diploma.y Fails to Mako Peace.
LONDON, July ls-Mldnight
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Times closes his telegraphic dispatch last night
with the following conclusion: Diplomacy
is making a final effort to prevent the armed
disruption Of peace by appealing to the terms
Of the protocol Of 1856. The success Of these
amicable efforts Is hopeless"
War omelally. Declared.
PARIS, July 10.
Count Wimpfen, the late commander Of the
French army operating against the Algerian
insurgents, has left this city for Berlin, con-
yeying to the Prussian ,GevernmeE official
declaration of war by France. Official notice
of the declaration OF war BY France against
Prussia was sent yesterday to the European
powers.
Prassta,s AM,rsscr to the French Declara-
La Lbertk says the official declaration OF
war VIII net I've communicated to the Cham
bers until an answer has been returned from
Prussia, the Cabinet Of Berlin having received
notification OF Tie declaration. Deputy Dreolle,
1t Is said, intends to move that the Chambers
during the war may be represented by per-
manent committee OF senators and deputies.
Neutrality.
Ftaace has communicated to the powers a
notification that she has entered into recipro-
city engagements with Belgium and Holland
ensnring their nentra;;;Sy. France is also 10
active negotiation with Russia to obtain her
formal promise. of neutrality.
The London Gazette publishes the proclsma-
ton of the neutrslity.of the government Of
Great Britain during the1war between France
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PARIS, July 20.
The warhke enthusiasm in France is un-
abated. A rich manufacturer of Mulhouse has
offered to equip 5000 volunteers and supply
them with rations during the war. The depu-
ties in the Corps Legislatif sign liberal SUBJ
scriptions for the wounded. Schneider gives
10000 francs.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-25
A WoNDIREi'I MICROSCOPE

Rev Daniel Wise d. d., editor of the
New York Sunday School ddrocatc, thus
speaks of the celebrated Craig Microscope
ats simplicity, chcapncss and great mag
niiyng power struck me with surprise.
Then was examining II ilys eye by its
AID and was -trucl, with wonder ut the
skin and power of the creator which Is
displayed IN its structure. When ! saw a
statement in an advertisement that the
Craig Microscope mngniilcd one hudrcd
damctcrs and could be bought for 80 30,
thought it was one of the humbugs of
the hour for ! had paid $50 for micro
scope not long before. but now l find il to
be really valuable instrument which
should like see introduced into the families
of our readers in place of the manifold
useless toys which please for an hour and
are then destroyed. This microscope
would both amusc and intruct them and !
advise every boy and girl who wishes to
know the wonders which lie in little things
10 save his money until he has 81 10 which
will pay for the microscope and the postage
when sent by mail"
As II holiday gift this microscope is un
surpassed, being ornamental, instructive
amusing and cheap and never loses its in
terest Agents and dealers supplied OF
liberal terms. \ sample will be mailed
post paid, TO any andres for - 10, by i
II. ROSS, 3l3 Locust street St. Louis, Nc
Read the advertisement in another col
umn. may3ld3u
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-25
nIsIDiNANCE No. 100

An Ordinance In relation TO the duties Of III"
city Marshal aud Police tUustallc-.
BE- u o7it1ri ~ ne 'ty '"1no' A." ~ t'V "
SO. l. That one Of the rooms, TO hc designated
by the Mayor or Jail COMMITTEE, 81 those rented
by the city shall hc appru prlat"d for and used -
the headquarters Of The police force - The CITY,
said police force consisting oi III" city Marshal
and Police CunsabIes.
Sc. ! ltshall bee The duty uf the city Marshal
aud Police Constable, Whou about to leave pole"
headquarters ~ be- absent on duty durng the
hpuf- oi duty, To leave som" memorandum rom
NH'h persons desiring their assist lhr' con h-
certain where they can be- probably found during
,,lgh als, ncc, and 1t shall be- iheiuiy 81 The 'N
Marshal TO procure ri the cost Of the city memor.
nhuHh BOOK ~ which any person can make auN
| m'u.iahigin or statement or enter any COIN
plant which they may desire 10 bring 20 the notice
I ul TIE 'iy Marshal or police cou-tlhl = or city
au'hgrt,-. II shall also be the duty Of the city
/ Nu-hal to take care that laid memorandum
/ book WITH suitable pencil 90 be also prUcufot
20 thc cost Of the city, shall bo Kept aud preserved
iu some suitable place IN said police headquarters
go M tu %" always accessible to the puhlr and %
] shH'l v Do" duty y the tts Marshal aud each Of
] tNu Pole" 'un-talI's, including the captain ,f
] night police, TO inspect said memorandum book
] upon th'Ir return 10 police headquarters an, O.
,l.h lul every absence and AZ other Tunes 80 a.
] 90 become quickly acquainted with any statement
/ 'r.omli liant entered therein and promptly attend
. 600 tNc duty therein required 81 them.
ST.. .. u shnll be the duty 81 a." Police Con.
/ stables on duty at night including the captain oi
%" Nlgh' Pole" 10 patrol the streets ~ the city
/ during c,nh night from sunset 70 -un.rIs" -ingl J
/ ,r together u. 90" MAYOR pr the Captain Of ne
| sight Police may direct, tut II .hali DO the duty
/ ul rlHh 10 report himself once Ia each hour dur
/ ing the hours - duty, the time to to designated
! h, the Nayufu or the captain 81 the Sight Police
,t.h o. ght at tho police hesl,uaftots and then a.
! remain ton minutes aid uo longer
80. I. For each aud every omission %! neglect
T., auy uih'vr authorized t. make arrests und"i
tN" ordinance ut the city o. make the report fr
! Uur.l by see ton uumb.foi ~ Of Au Ofiiukurt
e. adopt th' Ordinances Of "a" Ciy u 'aIrn p
revised Hnl gplitci, each and every ~ std Of
.... slaI forfeit aud pay 90 sai city asum not l'-
isau ten dollars uot more thln iirS dollar.
-. 10 shall not b." lawful tot ans oihr'r author
i1ai o. mako bTro-'- uuI'r the ordinances of ~
] cts o. frequent 90 luI''r around liquor saloon
/ during Ul- hours 81 dutr unless loo the necessary
I a...a.Tg,uf Ul- duty a. such officer, and even
/ ss.h .'I0'f found violating tho provisions Of thu
ordinance sh1|l '.f''it AMI payto sllicltY r. sun
/ uHf Jess than U.s., dollars nor moro than Try Dol
I4f. f.f ,Hr n aud every of'u-e
tt.rl. De-. July 9th, lt'U.
Approved AUGUST l-'h, 1870.
THOMAS WILSON! Mayo.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-25
nKIIiNANCE No. IO7.

A. Ordinance defining tho duties of certain cts
uh.,r- Iu reference 20 fh. issue, came 'ilttiuu
aUl d,-'r..fuu ~ ,fi4'uUcs % CITY indebted.
n".. arI Or other purposes.
rIrrh urauy other pc.son g. cot out or i''a"h
n.u flr ORDER ur .rf. T. book any blank order on
fNl t'y Treasurer 90, my order winch hts ls.'u
.H.w tuy Dn..r .ni"frl unit ilr use, 1ui M 'l'r
avs ..t,r d. nuW any cause rendered unit i'i
. us,, % shall t' folded back "u W." W'rFfn ani
ul,.. ,-lfF"I, until .t' u.F' U''iu. ut the
l...... .I.'..''',, WII.u ...4 ,...'fr sNtI u"
lI 90. pol ts those fr.l'''u mi cancelled ar"
90. o 10 shall o." o." duil 20 10" 'ity 'isfk o.
-.'Hif keep o." scrip Registers lu hs uihrr Eni ~
t'. ora iH'f'u, 10 numerical aud chronology ~
'fI"r, "i'hln iNrhiF-i"ur- hours alter th'N have
'"'U drawn at orders on i.' 'iy Treasurer pf".
IN.'l > Nunt $50 "ll Nh.'h nave been rendered
unit for us".
-. Do u r'A - zoe HN'S ~ tho man" nm'
Lh''l'' AhH "i it' Wy ''iiFf"i'f, uhn"f df"''
..N ~ -.LN ,'.'i', .I.,'tl ''I.t' 10 we H'stiH'
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''.4 10 'i t'I eve ..h 'i W Nl' .l'NL'-.
I. .' .' .i'f'd M t''h '.l"'S l-'"'h
... no. .I .,i''l ~. AhI D. 'ItIl
.. Nh. .N'f ~ N.' .'f lf.1,Hs't 90 if'lNf' amt
-t 'I.i "'l' h' t''rt .tl-' coupon. 90 ''h"f
''l '-'I ..''. '.iI'.H To- ,iNS ~ MN Mli Y"
." .''.I"h ~ 700 t.i 'N' N'lr requiem ~ stli
..NNaI.' 90. ~ =" Do ~ l"'H - ~ uh1'F iN'
II' ..I 'I rfI ftaiI'' '"li in''i''f 'Il 10 .'il
...'' |.' .iI'fr .hI OUR ''.I'H''- "I .hl'h''d'
ir. -luut '"r "'"'rlI"l IN numerical hnd 'hfunu'
..H' uE,l"It ''lhih' o. ihf NHh lh' lowest nun
t"i Hnl oldest NN''. u -uol al" d" th' duiN ~
'.' l'N GERS o. mark oh iu" -erpt'r'.l"f ron
d." Treasurer sport 'h" Hat, IT 'anr'll'iip" ~
iN' 'll II''sgr'l 81 a.' ril! ufd.r.'
Nt'' ' " shal h' 20" duif ol thc Z - comp
ro.l'rto marx on he Srrp Register, a. destroyed,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-25
ORDINANCE Nd. IOI.

An nrinanc" providing mrh"constuctiono OF
Brick sidewalks.
u, Doi''aai tg ms orr Gmcl NJ Tho ON Of
fury.
SECTION ]. Every owner Of any lot 90 lots front
my cor abutting upon any street 0i avenue in the
tiiN winch u uptO the established grade, shall
have the right, undcr the supervision and drec-
ton of the street Committee or other proper an.
thority ~ the city, to make ana construct, IN
front OF his or her lot or lots, u brick sidewalk
twelve feet IN width from the front OF the lot upen
streets or avenues one hundred feet wide and ten
feet IN width upon streets or avenues less than
one hundred feet wide, said brick sidewalks 10
bc made of good suitable brick, carefully and con
paotly lai / IN the shape of hfrriHg b5ne upon a
firm and substantial bed covered with four inches
OF coarse sand on suitable gravel. the curhing 10
he OF suitable oak or other timber (or stlnel.
fourteen or more inches wide and three inches
thick, well supported 10y and spiked on 10 good
oak stakes two and halficct long aud three or four
inches square placed ON the Oui.ide of SAID curb.
ing not more than i've feet apart the inclination
OF me sidewalk nom the lot To the clubbing 10 be
iour lhches downward on streets aud avenues one
hundred ieet wide, and three inches on streets
anu avenues less than that width, and that said
DICK SIDEWALKS 80 built and constructed be CON
slrueled under the direction of the street Conn
Approved August 18th, 1870.
THOMAS WILSON, Mayor
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-25
THE GERMAN SCHOOL.
Twelfth semi.annusi Term.

The twelfth ,cmi-annusl term Of the
Cairo German school, will begin on the
1t of september next. II is already gem
orally known among the patron. Of the
Cairo schools that Prof Wir,ching, the
principal of the German school, /, nm
educator ofllr,t.cla,, ability. Well ycr.cd
in the ancient languages, hc i, cmineuty
qualified To- teach the modern, especially
the German and English. But ne, les.
ciiicicn, is he in imparting instruction IN
all those branches, u thorough knowledge
of which is essential toa good education.
Those scholars, therefore, who have madc
due progress in Reading, Writing, Arith-
mctic aud Geography will have the OPP
por,unity of taking such advanced studio,
rs Composition, Drawing, History, Natural
History, and, if desired, French and Ger
man.
Since the German language /, known u,
one of the ir,, element, ola good cuucu.
tion, on account of it, practical useful
ness, the Trustees especially invite all iur-
cnt' who wish to give their children a
substantial Gcrmanscducation, To examine
Tor themselves the. advantage
If the Cairo German School. This thcv
may do by calling on any Of the
Trustee, or upon Prof. Wir,ching, the
principal on iith street, at any time before
the opening ~ school, on the LIT of Sep.
'cmbcr. Regarding it in the light Of =
matter of duty, in which moro or lc,,
honor is involved German parent, are cx-
pectcd not to forget the day, or the necc.-
sity for lending the school liboralsupporl.
aug22 dot
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-25
SIDEWALK NOTICE.

City Clerks Office, Cairo, H., |
August 3d. 1870.
Notice i hereby given L. the owner or owners
~ the following described lots, :o-wit. Lots Us
Eighteen, (l9l Nineteen, (2u) Twenty, Cd Twenty
one IN Block numbered - Iwenty-four, in the city
OF Caro-, that tne city Council II saidclty nave ny
ordinance ordered the construction oil asidewhlk
m front of said lots, and ten feet northwest OF
SAID lots, to the outer edge of sidewalk on south
SIDE al Seventh street, and that the owner OF
owners of SAID lots have the right for me PERIOD o
forty days from this date. in when 70 bllId sara
sidewalk, that unless completed within the Time
above specified the same VIII nc oullt ny .hsrlt
htcd thereby, in accordance WAN the ci"IleF aud
''> JOHN BROWN,
WgIdiy t!ii CLERK,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-25
RIVER NEWS.


The weather continues clear and very
warm. \ good breeze prevails during the
DAY bl, cease. at night, making tho night
very uncomfortable.
The river ha. risen .iN niche. since last
report.
Tho M'..i.,ippiis fllinsa, 81. Louis,
and uo, more than five feet steamboat
water !. now believed TO bc ou Liberty
Bar
Tho Obioi, falling at Pi,.lDrr, with
only two &c. water Ia the channel !. il
hlliugut Louisville, with four feet Fix
inchc. in the chute over the falls.
The Cumberland is falling fast with four
and half feet on llarpe,h Shoals.
Bushes, continues fair IA, the wharf.
The Kellogg and bargcs will receive
several hundrcdion, here, for y o.
Tho Miller brought out - large water
melons, 30 IL, wheat, : tons suudrie- iur
Cairo, 30 tons assorted froigh, Cor r,'hip-
ment south.
The Armada brought 80 ,k, why., -
sis oa,., hhls tobacco, 90 hhi- Tor lour
Tor Cairo hid tobacco - hb, lour 20
bundle. wagon material for The South.
The Mllbrcy brought 200 bbl. potatoes,
% bbls nour :hhd, tobacco, 1000 hoop
poles, lj9 sk, wheat for Cairo, LOO pkg.
tobacco, y bll. .pokcs Tor -. Loui..
Tho Alpha brought ~ pLg' cedar ware
COR rc'hipment 10 Chicago per rail- 70 bag.
wheat for Cape Girardesu 30 bbls l5ur, 1
hid tobacco, co bbl. potatoes lf2r ra-hIr.
mont South
The Grand Tower !. the regular V.pao,
Tor NichsDurg this evening.
The Il.yw.ld is the regular packet Tor
Evansville today.
Tho Alpha and Burk,y,Ilr leave Z,
the Cumberland river This afternoon
The ralucah packet, leave daily at 4
pm.
The Il. T., LEO will le hcrc from Mound
City in few day. To- load for y. -.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-25
THE CRAIG MICROSCOPIC.

This Microscope is simplifcd and adapt,
cd to popular ms well MS scientific use. A
new optical wonder This is the only in
strumcnt of high power which requires no
focal adjustment, and therefore can be
readily used by every one, even by chill.
dren' Costing only Two Dollars and
S!eventy-Ave Cents, by mail, post paid il
Is wi'hih the reach of all in the commun-
~, ana should be ON the table of every
Ir"c'Ioneer' Read advertisement in this
P"P'r' m27d3m.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-25

Saratoga Ladies Trunks-the best
manuiactured-all sizes and prices, u, John
Antrim's. Also Satchcls and Travelling
Bags of all grades, sizes, styles aud
prices. IT,
FATAL TO THE TEETH are all acrid
preparations. They may bleach the en-
amel, but they as surely dissolve and de-
stroy it. The mild, genial bals,me and
prcservative SoxoDoNr, imprcgnatcd with
the SAroNIS OF the famous tropical Soap
Tree, Of Chill, is the only absolutely safo
article of its kind in the market and pro-
tects the Teeth from all destructive inau.
-nces, as well rs keeps thom free from tar
tar
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-25

An ordinance % amend Section II OF An orin'
angr 10 udopt the ordinances of the city Of
cairo as revised and c0dihed'
b. n Oodaaoi Ly ne Cdg C.ncR If hc Gp u
fdir0.
THAT said Section II be amended by striking
uul me words "shull b" The fiscal agent Of the
tltN and as SUCH IN the first and second lines 4
sad section, aud by adding after the words "oth.r
cry lmproYemohts' IN The 81 ard An lines of SAID
section, tho words (Which any Committee Of the
Cuytouuch, duly authorized thereto or the City
C0uucll 10y ordnance or Joint resolution may ~.
qurc him TO make
Approved August 18th, 1870.
THOMAS WILSON, MAYOR
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-25

To THE Rescue, lIO,-G;cntlcman and
ladies, who have had their heads contain
mated with nauseating unctuous hair dyes,
are invited totry Phalon's new discovery,
NIrALIA, or SALvArIoS FOR THE HAIR
clear aud 'woet'smslling without scd-
mcut.
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods
dealers.
uug2a d&w lw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-25

The WAR--OS Hon PRICED BOARD
ISG.-Anothcr great victory has been
gained, not by Prussia nor by France, but
by Mat. Burns, who having rciitted and
rcfurnishcd the Mechanics Boarding
House, at the corner of Commercial ave-
nue. and Third street, has made war on
high.pricci boarding with the most glori-
Gus results. Determined to compel the
confidence Of the public, he has .pread II
table satisfactory to the most fastidious,
aud is doing n business 100 per cent. better
than his most hopeful anticipa,icns led
him to believe he would do. Keeping
open night and day, he is the evcr-rcady
servant Of the people; aud invites them To
extend to him an even greater share OF
their patronage than heretofore. l9dlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-25

WEALTu-One great cause Of the lov-
crty of the present day i. the failure Of
the people to appreciate small thing.
They feel that if they cannot save large
sums they will not save anything. They
do not realize how II daily addition be it
ever So small. will soon makeu large sum.
II the young men and women Of to-day
will only begin now, to save little from
their earnings and plant it in the sod ot
the Enterprise Saciags Bo"k, ANA week!
or monthly add their mite, they will wear
II happy smile Of competence and indie
pcndcnrc when they reach middle HE.
| Not only the sum will itself increase but
the desire aud ability 10 increase it will
grow. Let the clerk and tradcsman. La
| borcr and artisan make now and at once
n beginning store UP some "i
your youthful force and vigor for
future contingency. Let parents tcoch
! their children to begin early 10 save. Be-
| gin ut the fountain-hcud to control the
stream Of extravaganza, and then the work
will he easy. To choose between spend
ing and saving Ia TO choose between
poverty and riches. Let our youth go OF
in habits Of extravaganza for fifty years t,
come, as they have for fifty years past, an,
We shall be n nation Of bcggNrs, with
n moncycd aristocracy. Let II generation
Of such as save in small sums bc reared
and we shall be free from want. DO no
be ambitious for cxtnvagant. fortunes, bu
seek that Independence which brings hal
pincss and comfortable home. Wcalt
and enough is within the reach of all.
is obtainable by one process, and by on
| only--sayinp