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Then there's tiny fly which infests
gooseberry- bushes, called the saw-hy.
Why, that atom ola creature has as PER
feet saw as was ever cut out of steel
yes, pair Of them, and convenient
sheath for them in his own body, where
he puts them when he don't want to
use them.
Perhaps you know that the ney-bee
has nice pocket in his hind legs, whore
he puts the bee-bread he wants to carry
home.
Possibly you have heard that each of
your hairs is hollow tube, with root
like an onion, and that no two animals
hairs are alike some have scales like a
fish, and others have different marks.
don't know how long | could talk
Of the wonders in the animal world, but
this is enough for the present.
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AT Black Foot, Montana, a miner
named John Martell shot and killed the
All Sin. The difficulty was
about the water in a ditch. The Chi
nese chased Martell into town, firing at
him thirty or forty times without eff
feet.
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THE Colorado potato bug is threaten
ening to be serious drawback to the
profitable cultivation of this important
crop. Experiments were last year made
by the Superintendent of the gardens
of the Agricultural College Farm, which
resulted in the demonstration that the
varieties known as Peach Blow, Peerless
and Chill No. ., were least disturbed by
this insect.
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A Novel by Emily H. Moore,
ENTITLED
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The well-known Western Authoress
A LOST LIFE il one Of the most delightful novels
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with il. Mrs. EMILY III. MOORE. who has written so
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has made that name very popular all over the great
West, and this, her first book, will be welcomed by
every one
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A WASHINGTON bar tender testified
that he had whisky which he retailed at
ten dollars glass, or thirty dollars a
bottle.
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1t Contains No Opium in Any Form
It is Sold by Medicine Dealers generally.
CAUTION.

Gail for ALIENS LUNG BNLSAM,v and shun
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CHICAGO CORRESPONDENCE.

Cool Observation-Disclosures Mnnnfhc-
ture-WhOlesalc Boot and Shoe Trade
DOggett, Bnssett ~ Hills - The Look
Ahead - Fruit Prospects - The Fifteenth
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No. Read the following from a reliable druggist of
Michigan:
MARINE CITY Mich. July q, $50
J. n. Harris & Co.-Dear SiIs: The Aliens Lung
Basam has arrived would not like to be without it,
for il has saved my life. took bad cold and cough
and finally Consumption seated upon me. was
in very bad state. tried everything that
mended and spent a great deal of money and got
help. / had the Aliens Lung Balsam for SALE but
knew nothing of its merits. did not like to take it,
without knowing more about it. had not sold bot
tie. When your agent called on me told him / could
not sell medicine ! knew nothing about. He urged
me To try il myself. did so. and To my grateful
prise the first bottle stopped my cough and before the
third bottle was taken my lungs We're healed and well
and can now speak knowingly to my friends and
toners of the qualities of Aliens Lung Basam.
remain, respectfully,
l.. C.. COTTREL.
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-07
FRA nee.
OPENING scESEIS the TRIAL OF HENRI
RoCHEfoRT.

OPENING SCENE Is the TRIAL OF HENRI
RoCHEFoRT
Rochetorts trial before Colonel Merlin,
which commenced Sept mber 20, excited
much curios ,ty, and attracted far larger
audience than had yet b zen seen. Every
sea! was occupi d, and many with tickets
remain outs d. for the want Of standing
com Rochef RI looked III and worn, and
a. frequently He was dressed in moui-
.ung win black KID sloves, and ha. cut
of much of the shaggy, bristli'g bair
which gave him So eccentric an appear
snce at Bordeaux. lie ans wrred qups-
tions with frmn,A ami sclf-po SESSION.
and Claimed credit for not having, after
SIP ember 4, used bis pJpu larily in fur
tnerAnce OF per,onai ambition. On The
contrary, he deferred in all things to Gen
raj Trochu, and, from p tri tic motives
suspended the Marseilai which brought
n!m 2O,0OOf per month. He had but ii o.
teen frances when released from prison IN
The All Of Septembe', and yet refuse
l5O0f srrears of deputy's pay which he
colleagues offered hun. He had ALWAYS
-upport-d Commune government bu.
lid not belong TO the Commune OF NJ ,rch
8th. He was on bad terms with II, NJ d
narrowly escaped the fate Of Chandey.
lie had sstirically and violently blamed
he Versailles government becau.e he was
irritated by shells falling near his own
mouse. His inpusive style of writing
might be bamahle, but be had always
| been patriotic. Wn"n arrested ut Meaux
the Prussnn general in command offered
30 release him il was ther.fore Of his own
rec will tina, he appeared before the
French court m,rtit'. Manrot and Marer.
W. colleagues If Rorh,frrt on the Mot
Orir. were indicted with him. Co mr.
'n.pd"r Gave'u produced 10 o her ev-
icnce than some article, ofthe Mot Il
D'dre, VIII h he rad at great length.
lie urged he trur .oplt ont Il the way
Il doing no g mar the pest Int rae" o.
~ n u .t> Of whom Y che ont was tn,
hi.f who made t. Dc of seiit or f.
trial W al ,u net wi hout result.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-07

,,vs-,pon, IN ho Tho preservo,ion Of no.
7dcol ordsr Of .o-ia.y. pn4 tic enforce
,nsrt or nriv,to rioh,s The mot irnpor.
.,,, o,.I. on hsf,rn m. country was the
onrs,i.r Of taxation. and the effect. Of ur.
L., tox..irn could bo seen in Turop,. bu4
bs f,a-.d e something was not done on
Tho rc,d,.i,p Of, misses In his c,nn,rv
wrulu be wors" thsr That o. the poor poo
pl" % ne g." r'N Try h' near ~ ~
lroYea OF t1c r.s' ul'h "N.'h al . en-
aroI'ro resptrI Ir'e tr''e' TOT W.
one IN me fItnt Alrrclo'' ana ne hoPDu
tina. we time w'u'd come p'I"re many
years when there would be no clstoW-
houses or special revenue Offices. In re-
gard to the labor question, he said that the
laborng men were the democrats "f the
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-07
TIT LAST DAYS or JANE AUSTEN.

A tender and a pr"rinive notice of Jane
Aus IN and her W things, in the August
nmber of Conhitt, close, thus:
Jane AusJen lived We rs enough t. fdl
ill her mission. II Was an unc, nscOu.
me; and uncor scious teachers IRE t.
aigh",t. Thy teach by I'll ir lives, even
nore than b, th"ir woris AM their YES
G d not reach rh'-psrure years aud ten 10
re complc'e. Sn- lived long enough L.
i'e SIX looks that We're m ,terpe,rs ~
thei 20 make n tho saa cope tr'
l,pey r her niusIry. Sac jivei long
On to b. Lived by all those Of her
home.
uAr 'nnot read the story Of her later
lays without emotion OF her patien g
her sweetness. md gratltnd". There i,
family tr"uble, We are not told o. wa
nature Sh. falls i'll. Her niece, lind he
IA her dresslng-gown, like an inva ii H.
an arm-rh,ir, in her brdr ON hut she ges
40 and gr"ers them, and p inning To VI.
which hal been Arranged for them by the
fire, says: There is char for the married
adl, aud n Little t ,ol f,r you, C,roln"."
Rot sh Is too weak 10 talk, and Cassandru
takes tn IN Wy.
AZ last they persuade her to 90 {, WIN.
hester t. II WEI KIN wn do,ror hire.
.l' u's.res'eu me, she say, IN one o.
ner '"st uyihS iht'ers, 10 see ehc!e hei
ry.
And William knight, who kindly NJ,
tended Us riding in the rain almost th'
whole way. We expect n visit from them
TO morrow, aod hope they viii stay the
night ; and on Thursday, which is con
hrmation ana holiday, we hope TO &
Chrl"s out t. breakfast We have ha'
but one visit from MN, poor fellow, AS h.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-07

10r In indianapolis the question is be-
ing discussed whnther the court has the
right to order chlorIform al ninistered to
a witness in order to get nj the truth of
evidence given. A woman te'tfei in the
police court that she had bsen assaulted
Nv her husband who hal broken her arm.
A physician was called to te ii y "a to the
extent of her mi ,r.s, but wlen he began
TO essmin. her .rm she beg ,n t. yell like
Cumanche. 1her.uron tie Judge or
dcr.i cn!or erm .iminisl ersd, .nd / WAS
found that the srnsn had i d and tn It
hrs rm WIS broken at al. And now
the JIIse is objure ted for MS cruelty.
| Several IN ,lignant cases of diptheria
axe reported al Springfield, LII.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-07
B,NOING.

4, tDKs, pauIh i-ts, tet-, c,t,log i-~, new
Is amer. st.. Nni every variety OF eNten.
~. or .iag .on sacts far, and promptly an
.rse iiy Executed, IN the Bulletin book. Job
All new uan-r - tug s-t,pli-h nent
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-07
CELEBRATED BITTERCORDIAI
Wholesale DEPOT
SCHEETZ S
sCuEETZ's
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n. W. CORNER FIFTH AND RACE SITS
Philadelphia, PR.
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II il 4 reliable FTmliN Medicine, and can
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.medy tor disrrh.a. dys.uteTy, bu~el- coBpil|
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-ithout an, Of - p~rDiri"us effects. " .rc'
n appetite, pr We power al di. e-tof ~ ioi
tnd Will 90 .nteract the effects oi liquor mar
minutes. A. indisputable evidence OFT, IN
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hcat-s IN our POSSESSION
'ohnson's Depot, Ea-t Tenn, and Va. X.
Tenn
JAcos SQUIRT, EsG.-D'arrl nave use u
ittteT-I have oh ain.d on you, md La lie
be- all th-N are r.-utnm"uu,d TO .. ioui
pne rottls o atlOlI M considerable relief, ..
- thougn cannot do sry we'll sIthout thein,
rsy pres nj state of health.
u MENIDE let >ou,hdth IT., Phls.
Pastor Baptist psssyUnk Church
Sold by w p Allen. > Man street dubuque
OrtlOIh
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-07
LOOK To YOUR CHILDREN
TIE GREAT SOOTHING REMED

Mrs. Cures col go ant g-iUing PrtI
NHit,uHii'> : 100 The h,W AM ~ II
~,ruI. lIHr'- ne It.yr-. 60 ( ut
f""tu.ue
Mr. 4 -Ib Iu Co.. ul-t ~ prirI
NulIt Wg# .u1 ry... come Wi dts ~
~Jruy .s-e- urIneni t. 70 '-bd
'-f.I h ,rcu.
Mr.. l.sT -.l. uf fh"g olsen .rid
NHIItUNB'~ .'.y n.' -uum-r con-. s5I
>lrap. i,lt ut N cnluIsu oi all [ ',n(
-.
t.. the g ,eli Itfta''s ami rhiidrsn's soofbi}
Rrmc.i, ~ al dI-prl~rs hruufhi on Dy Te-lh 1
or tuy Ihrr e use. Prepared h. the
nRNfC'N MEDICINE CO.. 1t, Louis, M|
Soli y Druggists and Dealers ir MrdIcl|
very where. n,7dwGul
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-07
DEMOCRACY.

ILLINOIS DEMOCRATIC CONVEN
TON.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-07
coRRUPT RINGS DENOUNCED.

an add ,tiOnal section to the platform:
Resolved That we call upon con sress to
establish u separate department of govern
n ent by law, which apartment shall be
Knovu MS the depa tnent of labor, the
functions OF which shall be the promotion
# the material aud social welfare of alI
classes Of producers Of our country.
Adopted.
The report of the committee on platform,
as amended, was then adopted.
THE SoMISATIoS.
On motion of Daniel Cameron, the con.
ventlon thea proceeded to the nomination
| Of a candidate for c. Observation-Disclosures.
| Mr.. Cameron Donlpated Hon. ). s.
Hayes, of Cook county.
Mr.. Vending moved that S. s. Hayes
be nominated by reclamation. Carried
amid grea. app ause, and Mr.. Hayes was
declared nominated.
REMARKS OF Mr.. HAYES.
The Hon, 5. 5. Hayes was tnen present
I'd to the convention, and spoke Tor abJu
20 minutes, saying that he wa, glad to zee
that they app eclated the stuali IN Of tn,
ountry, and recognized the fact That Their,
had been u change it, the constitute, n q
the country, and that million. of y, op i,
had been elevated 10 q new p sition in tn,
country. He was glad that they had th
courage To announce TO tue wor d that til,
d,mocracy accepted the situation, an,
would now de emu the nights of Am, ricaI
citizens ~ithout regard u color, ana nov
l1iK,d itself to maintain the rgts q
ali classes of citizens. He was wiin,
% do % ice 10, and KEEP faith sth IT,,
black men, and prot ct them from t.
A.
-overument. The democratic party his
noe taken any new deparIurt, but euain.'
he same =, II rad be-, sIQco the time u
Jenorsun in favor Of COM / lunal Law
rae 70 American fe d m, Tine demo
Crate party always declared lie ooJe.l &
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-07

A SPLENDID LIVE ISSUE PLAT.
FORM.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-17

une BAIT nod lebr aui bic iireR9e dusere Be
pblhmng Der fi6ltGen S0rmen unp @ebpte,
uno Wdnueld mar unter Der Serrfhaft pieler
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terise 0ebenspcils, man blieb gu !6duie me
iuhte itb bort 70 gut, ais nOBItb, 81 untsr>
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0rdf elnnlt, pnb Der 6Ofmetter ia aud
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ipae.
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pitt pper 9ciunesn merpen; beute fUrperte er
iWm Grltlunen einsr 5rau ieppjl ben Sol,
metiier r1,u auf. Gr wubte Die !3eit eben
ntd1t bcftr tori Bu Idlagen.
QSalburg fd,ten eineu Wcment tpe!frlDaft,
OBJ CT rem gerldnlen Res @rdfen entipred.en
Deer ablebnen uno iejue muflfaltihe 8efdbt,
9un9 peTIeuanCn lClc, banu dber lcsfe or lid
nit etnem RIhtiaen, tdunt bemertbdIen Bid
duI Wdnuel1 an Sd5 @ldpier unc ldr9 nah
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CLAUDE, tcpiel tdb rdp0n perltsbe, Ste t6nRten
lth auf zen srten 8abnen gurpp1'5 btrtn
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GtQOt Baltimore,

=
Bon eintm Sanorutide Uer.4
{ d dAttet unO eritb laaen Dur0e geilern
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m.r. nls er AM f5uBe Der GiabtitroBe Damit
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a.nrbsitet, mar Der SOrpu idredt6 gtr
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cine SoOtsnidau tlr unn6ibg.
f5oI8eNot pom NtaDor attrOlisrsn Grnrus
nungen BON Beamteu murotn
asIiern in 9sbeimsr observation-disclosures Geuno
BON beiOen &atbssWsi9eH b,li6tigt bic uDn
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II. uno lS. gBaro; bon Omen Burfe 3um Ga
tsrren' auJhn0tr an Sttle Batrid 8ilsp's,
ptl1;r abQt0onlt bat, i'm miitltrsn S,lirf. !;
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Der .WarpdnOtr SuouHrie Shule fur WlaO,
dem (auf Srunb sinss @eitBes Der @eIttgr,
bung bonn 4. Npril lS70).
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grIraranhiihrs ginrrLci.

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unO Sobn J. 5amtIioH ihr Nlrauoria, Va
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bin.
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Nnmtns Nl,gig Wholaus Usgtn Anisrti0ens
8tldIl9ttn Napitrgel0ss 3u 10 SaDrsH 34bta
baus Uerurbtilt.
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truGen S2l7 4ij05.
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gBobnung Der enRItten Wtt8Isoer Der sbo.
ben" Sommiifon.
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1874 obtr 2953 Gtrmauocrsr mtuieer ais In
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&ong iiilptatn Cpiums StmuaGeIrs in San
6ranlisco NIT Stibtag bttpt porotH.
-Sn can 6ranltteO p,rOtu Yorber:ttun'
gen gum @mpfang 0ss FIdliosntsu Grant &c
troisr, 80 1T rim arrangements Gomttt
ernGnnt unb tin SddluB Gna,nommsn NOR
ben, 'oonah sr tormta eIuatlaCsn lusrosn lon,
Die Stnot lu bsiuheu.
- in YbiIaOsIpbtu butte 9sfsrn ,ab,nO
oas rsue bsju0lc 5suer Gepdrt,ulsnt 0ns
,lte WlaI 8sle0tnb,t. ibatia Su i,iu. DIE
AHithbrung otitlbsr miro tDr a,lObt.
- Scr ihngfIs Sturm IN Dsiiilfppi unO
8cnnsiics bat 8roBe Y:rbscruuaen aua,tidiei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-17

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