The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-28
ADJUSTMENTS.

TO BE AND HAVE BEES-rUS ron THE
MILLION, MORE OR LESS.
Lew Warren is all the 60 at Scott
hall to night q
Go and see NJ. Jordan, the peoples
favorite, at SCOTS hall, tonight. 2t
Why don't you 90 and see Brown
and johnson ten minutes in
their double song and dance, at Scots
hall tonight Ct
Before o'clock yesterday every re-
served seat in the Atheneum was taken.
and last night the hall was crowded
packed-7jammed. The operetta of the
Fairy Queen was presented in fine
style, and fairly glttered With female and
scenic beauty. The Ausic, too was all we
expected 1t would be. The audienc, were
pleased with themselves and the opere,ta
people, and seemed to enjoy the occasion
hugely. The Fairy Queen will be prc.
sented again tonight, and there will. no
doubt DO another overlooking house pres
ent to testify to their appreciation of the
efforts made by Mr.. Robbins to furnish to
the public an entertainment of the most
interesting and at the same time most un-
Objectionable kind
1t Is true that that the best whisky,
WINE, and such liquids, in the
city are to be obtained at Fitzger-
AIDS sample room, corner of Commercial
avenue and Fourteenth street. LAWYERS
who drink Pats whisky always obtain n
retainer within five minutes after each
drink, and become virtuous ministers
who drink his wine and whisky, grow in
grace and become happy; doctors who
sample his liquors call round" are GER
tain to procure a patient who has money
and the disposition to pay for prescrip-
tions, and become good citizens; and
editors who take drop or two procure
patrons who pay cash, and become drunk
editors and patrons. Temperance men
are especially urged to patronize Pat. He
has peculiar kind of whisky that makes
a man feel good, drunk and all that, but it
leaves no odor on the breath. and the man
who drinks it can get out of the saloon
without being visible to mortal vision.
-While.on our way to church on Sum
day night sudden impulse seized us.
We would here remark that such impulses
Office seize US. The one that captured us
on Sunday evening took us up into Phil
harmonic hall and held US there-miser-
able sinner that We are-until we had wit
messed the Thalias play the "roaring farce"
entitled English A large company Of
other sinners were also present, and seemed
70 enjoy the acting as much as We would
have enjoyed it If We had understood n
word that the actors said. The hall is
coy, the stage not very commodious but
we'll arranged, the music of the orchestra
most excellent, and the acting, good
judge has assured us, is fully up the stan
dard ofmost of the regular theatrical COM
psnies Of the larger cities. We know tina,
Jaeckel, who did the jew, acted his par,
eIcellently; that Captain Decker dished
up the ralet in splendid Style that Prof
Baueman was fine young English gen.
tleman in pursuit of gcod-lookiog young
German widow who was personaied to
the life by Mrs. Mehner; that Mr.. Preuss
| was mine host TO tho life, and Mrs.
Pruess all that could be desired as the
Jews wife. A good-lOoking young lady,
whose name we do not know, perSonated
the widows maid finely, and, in fact, every
one in the caste was up in his or her part,
and had the words of the play trippingly
on the tongue. We are betting high OH
the Thalias.