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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-26

The unoxainpled success which for twenty wears
has accompanied the use OF Hostetfers Stoin ach
Bitters pro, okes the envy OF ignorant nostruin.
mopgefs in all parts of the country, and the coun.
terfcting business having been measuresLIy
play ed out in sequence OF the numerous sy N
instituted against the offenders, a new system or
tactics has Been adopted, in tho West and soutl,
especially legion OF "Bitters" prepared iron,
worthless materials and bearing q variety OF names
have been got up by irresponsible adventures
with the hope OF Substituting them " some extent
for the Standard Tonic OF the Age. In sumo
cases country druggists are the concoctors and
proprictors Of these unsciontfc and trashy com.
pounds, which are warmly recommended by the
vendors, who endeayor to plm them of upon the
crcdulous IN lieu Of the great specific which has
never yet had a successful competitor, either
among proprietary preparations or the medicines
prescribed in private practice. This notice IN
intended To put the public ON their guard against
persuasions OF parties engaged IN the attempt to
substitute mere rubbish Tor the most efiicicnt
stonachic and Alternative at present known. ~
this season OF the year when debility and COM
plants arising from lack Of vital energy so gem
orally prevail, II il of the greatest consequence
that no tricks should be played with depressed
and enfeebled systems. Ash, therefore for Hos
letters stomach Btters, the great vegetable IN.
yigorant aud Alternative and reject, with contempt
the worse than useless medeys offered in iti
place. II IL as imp lrtant to the public as TO the
proprietors Of the famous restorative, that THU
advice should be needed. iy25soddawlw
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CENTENARY n. l.. CHURCH,
LEXINGTON,
Wednesday, Juiy .'thi 1870, At ~ O'Clock.
M. Heary EitDit.

Now, We take il that this Benedict, the
married man is ourdellow townsman, Mr..
Elliott, Of the firm Of Elliot
q Haythorn. We have been for Q
long time ofihe opinion that Mr.. Elliott
would finally awaken to u realizing sense
OF the utter folly of bachelorhood, and con-
graduate him on the fact that he has been
induced by the charms Of one Of the fair
sex to abandon the life Of single blessed
ness before it was too late. We wish the
happy pair continued happiness through
ell their married life, and hope that, while
Mr.. Elliotts business may continue to in.
crease until mos. Of the children Of the city
are shod q. his store, that he may no. nc.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-26

SABBATH School MErrIsG.-Thcrc
will be asabba,h School Mass meeting Of
all the friends of the Sabbath School, at the
Presbyterian Church tonight, beginning a,
soclock. The exercises will consist Of
good singing Hnd short speeches relative
to the work in this county. AMER which
the Rev. Fred. l., Thomson of shawnee
town will present the subject ofa grand
sabbath School Mas. Convention for
Southern HIS All the officers, teachers
and children of the Cairo schools with all
the citizens friendly To the cause mr., cor
daily invited, to attend.
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RIVER NEWS.
ARRIvALs,

Dan Able, Columbusi AtnadS, fnducah
Alsssa' Chm n Bec' ~, Louis B
Eisma Floyd. Cinn.
Dan Able, Columbus; Miibrey, PadueAhi
Bee, New Orleans Armada, do
Alaska, Nov Orleans Emma Floyd, Memphis ;
Little Rocs, Lii. Rock; Umpire, Nashville
idieStid, Evansville.
The weather continues nearly clear and
very warm--the thermometer indicating
from s60 to 800, according to the locality
of shade in which 1t is placed. The tenn
perature seemed higher to-day than 1t real
" WAS on account of the breeze being
lightos than yesterday.
The river has fallen two inches since
las, report.
The Mississippi and tributaries above
Cairo are falling, with six and half feet
to ~. Louis.
The Ohio Is rising slowly at Pittsburg
with three feet o'ght inches in the chan
mel. 1t Is falling at Louisville with five
feet water on Portland Bar. The canal
WAS closed yesterday, aud tho Louisville
and Cincinnati mail boats will bring all
freight from Cincinnati for points below,
on the Ohio and Mississippi river, to Port
land, delivering II to steamers there at If
teen cents per hundred, including drayage,
Only four and q half feet Is now report.
I'd on Walker bar, although there is five
feet water above Evansville.
Business hero continues fair.
The Olive Branch cleared last night, af-
ter filling up here with 200 tons Southern
freight.
The Evansville and Nashville packets
continue to bring good trips for reshipmsnt
TO st. Louis and the South.
The fine snsg-boats At Mound City are
TO 20 Immediately 10 the Missouri river to
clear out snsgs while the water 10 low, rs
$4,000 has been appropriated for the i'm
provsmsnt Of that river.
Capt. J. N. Phillips dropped his splsn-
did new wharf.boAt down TO the graded
portion Of our levee, yesterday, and is
now ready for business. 1t is the largest
and most complete whsrf-boat in the
West.
The Belle st. Louis is the regular packet
for Memphis to-day.
The City Of Evansville takes the place
Of the Quickstep to-day, and will leave
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-26

An AocIbENr.-We are compelled To
chronicle an accident which happened on
Commercial avenue, yesterday. a lady in
search Of lisnnys dry-goods store, and, IA.
n matter u course nj the same time in
search of excellent, dry-good' and grea.
bargains. unfortunately passed by the door.
She finally recovered from the accident,
and obtained from Mr. iIanny bargains
which so pleased her husband, that lac inn
mcdiately called on Taber Brothers and
purchased for her "a full set Of that firms
magnificent jewclry.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-26

RADICAL KrroRu.--The old mode of
changing gray hair to color more or less
natural, is eiernally abolished. PnALoN =
VIrALIA, OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR,
imparts to the blcachcd fbers the very
shade that has been blcached out Of them
by time or sickness, and Is clear and has
no sediment. Sold by all druggists and
fancy goods dealers.
iy25-d&wlw. "
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RoBBISd SwIMMgRs.-Whilea number

RoBBISG SwIMMERs.-Whilea number
of young men were bathing in the Ohio,
last evening. u mischievous thief robbed
their clothes of money, shirt studs
and other valuablcs, and then tied the
shirt sleeves and pantaloons leg, into
Gordian knots that had TO b. cut.
The scene at the dressing was ludicrous.
A half dozen undressed men grouped in
the moonlight, with shirt sleeves up to
their mouths, uttering curses AS loud as
deep, was a scene for the brush Of comic
painter. A serious fellow Of the brush
could not have done justice TO Is. And
then when the necessity for sharp knife
presented itself, and all tho knives OF the
party were in the pocket Of the thief! Then
there wds cursing. Finally, one, more
brilliant than the rest, tore of his shirt
sleeves, succeeded in getting his panta-
looms legs united, and, clothing himself,
visited saloon in the neighborhood Of the
bathing place and secured knife with
which the dressing problem Of the unfor.
tunate young men was solved.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-26

IsESBgRos BASD.-We do not profess
TO be an extraordinary Judge Of the tuneful
science Of music, but do profess to know
that tho music furnished BY Isenbergs
string band last night was the most deli.
cious we ever listened TO In Cairo. At
about ono clock the band stopped in front
of our residence and played several tunes,
and, what with the night time and the pecu-
liar sensation Of being awakened from
deep sleep by melodious music, was per-
fectly cheering. Gentle musicians, we
are almost persuaded to quote at you the
celebrated passage from tho Merchant Of
Venice, in which Jessica describes the deli
eiousness Of such strains ss yours, and
puts music which could not, we are sure,
have been half so fine as that you discourssd
last night
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Mono SUIcrDE.--It now appears that
the negro who was drowned on Sunday
was suicide. Investigation shows that
he hung his clothes on bush at the mar.
gin Of the water. On his paper collar no
wrote the words, July 18th" and other
words which could not be deciphercd. He
then pinned the collar to his clothes where
1t could not fail to be seen, and took tho
fatal plunge. In his pocket was found an
A. Baker deck passage ticket from Mound
City TO Cairo bearing date July 18th
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in tho city, but Prussia has the greater
number.
We would suggest that, while Amer
leans have n right to sympathise with
either Of the belligerents, they should not
allow their angry passions to rise and thus
cndanger each others eyes. What :
France to us or we to Prussia that we
should fight for France or pull hair for
Prussia? Hecuba was Of more account
to Hamlets player than either Of these
nations Is TO Americans. SO let the wide
world way as 1t will, well be gay and
happy still, and watching the fight with
interest, will act the part Of the philo-
sophie Iifc, and occasionally say, with dis.
tinguished GOODNESS: go IL husband go
il bear
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-26

AHMvAL.-Colonel McKcaig's postofiice
bond has arrived and he is now laboring
to obtain bondsmcn. When he succeeds,
he will receive his commission, and 60 in
the front while Colonel Graham goes out
the back door Of the postofiice. Colonel
Graham 5 ohcnsc is, that he refused to give
II life situation 10 one Of the Mum family,
aud voted for Raum two years ago Major
Dan cannot forgive any man who does not
pat his family on the back or serve him Ms
n tool when he has an enemy to punish or
rival to lay out.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-26

AS LocusTs.-The Charter Oak Stoves
are becoming such universal favoritcs, and
are making their way into SO many house
holds, that it looks AS IL they were destined
to cover the face of the land as the locusts
of Egypt. Unlike them, however, they
are blessings instead Of plaques, and we
wish speed to the contamination.
iy25dSw1t
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costly materials and neatcst patterns.
Z PxRsok AL.-Mr. d, $. Groene OF Colo
RADIO, Is in the city, At the Commercial
hotel lie hopes 10 be able " organize IN
Cairo a company to operate in the mining
business. He has withhim specimens Of
orr, which he willtake pleasure 10 exhib-
itins u any of our citizens who sre inter-
ested in such matters.
Mr.. Bernard smysh, With his brother
Martin, will sail for Galway, in Ireland
the latter part of this week.
Lawyers Green, Alien; Mulkey and
Albright are in attendance at court in
Union county. ~ ~ ~
Rev. Mr.. Foo,s, Of the Presbyterian
church, Is on tour Of recreation, He will
be absent several weeks. ~
-Mosrs Halliday and Stafford are at
Chicago, which means the Junction rail-
road. ...,,l,
Mr.. Gunter, Of Goose Island, was in
the city yesterday and to-day. he says
that crops and Democracy In his locality
arc in splendid condition.
, William, Henry, Thomas and George
Winter icft the city, yesterday afternoon
for Cincinnati, to attend the funeral OF O
brother, who died in that city on Wcdnes.
day last. The deceased had been sick fo'
n number Of years. .,v.ut,yIHul
Mr.. w. b. Rockwell, formerly of thi'
city, 10 now in the gold mining business ir
Central City, Colorado. The Register, o
that place, in the issue Of 10th inst, says
"Mr. w. b. Rockwell showed us q beauti
full bar Of gold from the ChlorinatioI
Works. 1t weighed about 80 ounces, an'
would probably coin over twenty dollar
per ounce. This 10 the last Of 2 half doze'
bars Of about the same size that have beef
taken out within SIX weeks .....
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A Coon Puyy.-The ChieEEngiueer Of
the Mississippi River railroad, in his re-
port, says; "Your road when completed
TO Cairo will DO the shortest line that can
be built To connect the two vast railway
systems centering there and at Memphis. !"
Which is frst-ra,e puff for Cairo.
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The Cairo Bulletin. j h1y &C.

during the season on Tuesdays and Fridays
for Evansville. .H &c.,
The Mary Miller takes tho old days Of
the City of Observation-Disclosures and
Saturdays--commenc tomorrow. The
Quickstep repairs ut Mound City after u
long season of steady work.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-26

Bto.-Somc Of our exchanges do not
give crodcnec to reports about the i'm
monse amount OF freight shipped from
Cairo They are true, nevertheless. Du-
ring the year 1868, the Illinois Central
road delivered ut this city 10000 tons of
freight nearly all of which was shipped
South. In ls1Oa still larger amount Of
freight was delivered here.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-26
MINERAL. WATERS.
WRIST o. THE SEASON

Kissingen, Setter, and Blue Lick
Waters, and all the other variety OF
waters from the celebrated springs of Ger
many and America, on draft and for SALE
by the glass gallon or barrel at the drug
store Of b. I. Whitaker, No. l0s CONNER
cial avenue, Csir, Ills. apll2f
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-26

Do no, be discouraged. II you have
dyspepsia or any disease of the liver, there
is long life of happiness before you, If
you only use Simmons Liver Regulator.
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-26

KEY kISG CHEcKs.-Mr. j. II. Red
man, at the rostofsicc, manufactures key
ring checks with the name and address
stamped on them, for almost nothing. One
OF these checks fastened to bunch Of keys
will insure its return, IL it should be lost
and fall into the hands OF even u pssssbly
honest man.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-26

TIE WHARFBoATs.-There has been
quite . stir among the wharfboats. Capt
j. n. Phillips old boat will hereafter lie
nearly opposite the mouth Of Eighth street,
and the mammoth new boat will take the
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-26

GonpLED. - Last Friday Ed, BraIton
and Jno. Anderson, both colored, were Or
rested In ST. Louis charged with horse.
stealing Cairo enjoyed the honor Of Eds
presence for some years, and fell into bad
practices AS soon Ms he left our moral CITY.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-26

Dos'r Fo.GET-Thst the large stock Of
Irish linens aud dry goods which will be
sold by Parker a, auction on Friday next
is now open for inspection in the room for
merly occupied BY G. Schultz, on CONNER.
eial avenue, opposite Winters block.
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place of the Cairo City wharfboat, which
will be dropped down into the place now
occupied by the old boat.
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NEW ADVERTISING DoDGE.-Every
time lady who uses fragrant Sozodont
opens her mouth. she advertises the arti.
Gle. The state of her teeth is n certificate Of
it, excellence. No spot darkens their sur
face no impuri,y clings, TO them, the cush.
ions in which they are set are rosy, and the
breath that swells through them is sweet rs
the breeze Of June.
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Ghe Bulletin.
VIEWS " TIE CITY,

NhMo VI bSah t1tt
p Iryus-A Sunday School Convention
was held at Thcbcs on Saturday and sun
day. There was large attendance Of sun
day School teachers from Cairo and o'her
points. I.
A costly school house Is being eu'It IN
Unity precinc, in this county.
The Greenfield Ferry hack LEFT town
early thi. morning filed with picn'cers.
new supply of Calf Boots and Caters
ns, receivaa a, P. Ncf's, No. 50 Ohio
Lcvee. ..
The choir Of the Catholic church, re-
Gently organized, are becoming efficient in
their duties.
There is now a daily mail between
Cairo and Paducsh, carried by the steamer
Armada.
Clerk Brown Is becoming reconciled
TO his new quarters. He says they are
great improvement on his old ones
Remember the Rough and Ready hats
in white and brown, at John Antrim's.
They are nice--they are cool See
them. IT,
The Washington Saloon, corner Of
Washington ayenue and Fourteenth street,
is tle place to get the best and coolest Gin
cinnaii Lager Beer kept in the city
jy2adtf f
A Misunderstanding occurred yester-
day between two Of our. physicians. The
one suggested boot toes and the other pis-
tolls and coffee as the weapons. No blood
wN shed.
The large city safe was safely removed
by McHale from the old to the new office
Of the city clerk. Tho job was big one
bu, Mac did il with neatness, chcapness
and dispatch.
The steamer odd.Fetlow, busy little
body, Is nystoriously absent from our
wharf Industrious steamers, like indus
trious people, do not always advertise their
coming. in and goings out.
---Por a shave, or haircut or shampoo,
II you want your hair and whiskers dyed
90 your own satisfaction, call at j. Geo.
S,einhouse's shop corner Eigoth street
md Commercial avenue, Perry House.)
june ldlm.
Several young ladies who have been in
attendance at the Loretto Academy for
some years past, are abolt 90 take the veil,
and retiring from worldly scenes devote
themselves 70 the kind and merciful Offices
Of charity.
Tho Delta base ballers are preparing
for their contest with the Mound Cityiics
Every evening they indulge in the amusc-
ment Of batting, running. sweating and
lsboring az no, one Of them labor for big
money u, the recreation of saving wood.
Now is the time to secure the mo%
desirable rooms At the 81. Charles At low
figures. Daring July, August and Sep
TENDER, large deduction from regular
rates will be made. a fen more day
boardcrs can be accommodated at the old
rate. The coolest and most spacious din
ing room in the city. jy7dlm
Every body knows where &. Sehultzs
old grocery stand is on Commcrrial avcn-
NC. On next Friday afternoon, at :!
o'clock, ID. I. Parker, the excellent auc-
,ioneer, who knows all abou, hi. business IL
any auctioneer does, will sell go, 900 worth
Of Irish Linens and Dry Goods-will sell
them NJ public cutlery. Is there lady in
the city who will be absent?
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LEIGH ES.

Fresh, healthy Swedish Lecches receiy.
ei regularly from the importers in New
York. Applied and sold, Wholesale or re-
tail, by +. THEOBOLD,
jyG-lm Sixth ST., near Ohio Leyec.
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b. AND H. SMYrH.-The Mound City
journal says;
Mr., Bernard Smyth, Of Cairo, has sold
out his interest in the frm Of Is. Smyth Il
Co, to his brother, Mr.. Robert Smith. All
viii regret to learn Of the withdrawal Of
the genial aud warm-hearted senior OF the
old hrm, but the gentleman who takes his
place has no superior. Much success to
the house of X. Smyth Il Co.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-26

FoR the coolest and most palatabls 81
Louis larger bcer, 60 70 Meyers saloon,
corner Of Washington avenue and Twelfth
street. {, I.L.AI ,sSs ~ je4sm'
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Ms. WmTcoNB's SYRUP.-This article
is good for all diseases incident 10 the Pc
Rod ot.teeihing In children aud is sold for
% cents bottle. jy25dawlw
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Five hundred dozen of ladies hosiery
will be sold at auction at &. Sehultzs old
stand, opposite Winters block, on Friday
neIt. The sale will commence at half.
past ten in the morning.
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--Tricot and basket cassirners suits, very
enc, insde to order, at the old reliable
clothing house Of John Antrim, No. ~
Springfield Block. ..|
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WnES the steamer Bismarck landed
against Phillips new wharf boat, this
morning, she ran under the guards and
then backed out, pulling the whSrf-boat
Out into the river far snough to drop the
ievee gang-wsys into the water, and twist
and otherwise injure them.
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-Gossamer, Lisle Thread, SILK, Linen
cross-barred and mcrino underwear, suit
able Tor the season, at the famous clothing
house Of John Antrim, No. 70, Ohio
Levee. u.
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MARRIED.-The Mound City Journal
announces that Mr.. Joseph J, Morehouse
ofCsiro, married Miss Matte Dapres Of
tina, city, on the 18th inst They are now
enjoying their honeymoon at Crittenden
Springs.
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N. VA" FEVER IN CAIRo.-The
friends oil France aud Prussia in Cairo oc.
easionally indulge in acrimoniou, di.cu.
s'ons, but rarely propose to settle the dim.
Guilty by blows. France has many friend,
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AcrSTs.-The Halliday Brothers have
secured the agency for the Memphis and
ST Louis packet line Of steamers.
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Good Calf Boots for tw odollars ant
seventy five cehn only ~ p. Neffs, No
70 Ohio Lcvec.
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Good Cotton Socks, only 10 cents por
pair or 81 90 cents per doz, vi II. Nefi's
No. 20 Ohio Levee. f,l.st ,.l,TiH.
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BksEDicr.-We are IN receipt Of card
bearing the following inscriptions:
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lsFoRnATIos wanted Of Peter Tickles
family living in Cairo, Illinois. He has
not been heard from for nearly five years,
Address Robert Tickle, 4iO Emerald street.
Chicago.
- Memphis papers please copy.
in2GdCt
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glcct the duty Of losing no time In the pro-
curement of number Of title feet Of MS
own, TO be clothed with shoes of the most
costly materials and neatcst patcrns"
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Eu0ESIEs fArnER.-A correspondent,
OF the New York Tribune asserts that the
Empress Eugene has right to mourn a
father In the late Earl of Clarendon. This
may or may not be- true; but if she could
only see the hne took of ladies dress goods
Tor sale at the store Of Scott White, in this
city, she would not MOURN for her father
or anybody. She would be delighted. Ii
our lady readers believe that we are draw.
ing the long bow in this matter, We ask
them !" witt Mr.. Whites store and see
for 'he"selve', And then his prlces' Why,
he sells al most astonishing low rates.
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TkAssIEgRED.-Sist Augusta. of tina
Order Of the Holy Gross, for many wears
IN charge OF the lnhrmary in th. city, has
been transferred to some other station and
VIII soon leave for her new field of useful.
ness. During her administration of ,be
Affairs OF the lniirmary, the good sister.
by her devotion to the self-sacriacinp du.
ties OF her merciful mission, secured the
respect Of all members of our community
Pedestrians ms well ms Catholics. and won
the affection ola host of friends, upon whose
misfortunes her kindness shed benedic,ions
which always illuminated, ana frequently
dissipsted them. Tho peace of clear con.
science, which is pure happiness, will fol.
low the good Sister through all her life
and with her, too, will 90 the kind wishes
Of every person in Cairo, who respects the
conscientious workers in the broad field Of
human misery, over which the example of
Saeh as she sheds glory that robs il of
"'u'h OF ITS gloom and many ofi,s horrors.
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Parties dissatisfied with the registering Of their
meters can now have them tested. II the meters
are found true the small expense Of the test wlI
be charged 70 the party causing 1t; u the meier
10 fonnd 70 be correct no charge Will be mads,