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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-08

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mad 9eutI6tn on9ebprrn.
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mad 9eutf6tn an8eRprtn.
9amen~9tfe.
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9albsa, Nrs M Barber, NrS 9 y Barren,
fl6drr, Nrs 8nrna, WiB u 9enburL grs M
Bletlan, 6 Blum, MTs Or Brabtn, NtB 8
9cpman, Rrs R G 8rtBlsr, @trs g SrpOts,
Rte q 9iVuS, 3 GaTmun, Wie & Gam, Sire
9 Gr6farb, Mis S Craig, gVrS y Cole. Wrs .
5 @Obn, NRiB 8 DaSite, @lrs u DeSiae. DIS
{ Dslen,r, @ii6 & Dsun, @iB 9 Glbsrt Nis "
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u Urp. Nrs 6 9ewartb, 81 5Cbrpn, Nib s
SeireL SIRE 80 3 SilbCrt, NTS e 9plSman,
0ts ~ g SOrnsr, WtR e SUppe, MrS RSadsl,
WrS &albfsiI6, 9 Reilpcrtb, SIRE . 2tpp.
Wt6 81 9tns, Nrs Gus, WtB 8 Zone, WtB "
Qtsmeutr Nfrs 6 Riuer. 9RTS y Spptnbetmer.
SIRE 6 pin6eI, Wts e Rse1s, " 8anbsr6,
Rrs R 6 Rbuls, Rt6 R Rups, Mrs 8 &o4e,
Rt6 8 g S6nybsr, 81 Sbrsd, z STIRLING, Nib
3 Steele, RiB q StCf, Rrs g StisfsL SIRE
y Din6Ier.
Serreu-9ifs.
Gilbert, 8 @gu[ar, % Sttrs, s Bed, 50
8 Sertinsr, s 9ebrenb, 8 % Berger, s BIab,
S SiStry q 9rubL s 9rsnusu, % R Bring
mann, q 9ur6, s 8ed8art, s 8urd, 6 Bel"
lanaer, 6 o 8tumbarot, 6 gD 9orrGmann, Is
RuTeer, 8 q Gaspeirs, Rep q garius, q SO
Der, 6 q Gbme1sr, S gbmaun. 8 & gdbarSt,
s Gberletn, 8 gtfenbera, @atnstr & 60, 8
Gmrt6, 6 GsOrsbrrfsr, 6 q 8sslsr B GO, q
Gubr, s Grltisr, Srisbman & SanbUr, % 6rtes,
s Grsy II, q Ssi6, 6 Glen, 8 . 4lud, 9
@reencbaum, 8 9laIsr, s Saupt, 50 9etns,
6 Sstfs, 6 SUfman, q Stfmaun, $ pupf, W
Satobe, 6 6 SoHas, 9 9Obunnfsn, . Sdmpf,
R 3emp, 81 8cbn, q SpOnsman, s 8prf, 3
&aufmann, q 86nts, q Rubnsr, . 2aubt Il
Son, 8 2ons, SO Qsrper, G u &6flsr, W 4ifite,
ID $ GO6er, s Route, s Esd, 8 Rap, 81 Nar-
tin, @ Mebltr. 6 MebIin8sr, D 3 Repenbers,
8 & Rutb, % y Rtper, 81 N0rtinfu6e y
Nidpl, 8 " Norman, s v Otto. q Shenbprf,
s YauluS, q 8 9stsre, 8 9rttt, 6 9reus, s
3 8etttsrs, q 8ttfsr, 9rUf s & Rp6t, $50.
oenmastr, q Rois, g Rupp, 9 Masmulsn, s s
S6mibt, 8 S6ntier, 80 S6eutst, 6 SdwarB,
6 Sa6s, 9 6 Snuman, g S4mibt, s Sads,
Z S6mt6t, 9 g S9urmon, 8 D Shmtbt, 3
Seibel, Rr Seifsrt. 8 Stibsb o B Ssipp,
u u SbulS, SIR Siebsl. s Stttis, s Spiss,
6 8 SliIs, 9 Stern, s SaItrlano. 8 S9ulbe,
Is S6netber 9b S6neibsr, s SGreter q Sc
sslsr, s 3imps. 8 &enbeIe. llIrih 4 Diarb, W
8s6tnS, . q 8esper,sS @tCred, s Wattsr, s
M gBaler, q Datter, s aBGblfeir, 6 We8ntr,
80 gBisesr & Diainser, 8 Bplf, G DsitpbaI,
8 2Bsrnsbprfer, 81 8tnfRan, s 3spp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-08
Urtbat.4 pibauS.

Qtntge iuuae 2tnte f6nnen jofort GoR urb 2pgts ere
balttn and ttsht Elm tlftuss BORDER . SImritr CUR Btr'
taaurg tn Z. IA. Panpperhrafe nape TEN wearftt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-08
.U.O,II OUU. PUtHt OttIDuI1t
administrations An,fi1f.

Rd6ri&t ptrb ttermtt ~eesetsH, bae llntsrjst6ntt-
0oltna6t sur 0erpaltuns bes Na@fa1ss Der aabter YER.
ltcrb. Wtdrp u. a~neerlpn erbalten tatea. Die
ienieen, pelde Bprtsrunssu an eieien Natla tabtn'
perben btermit auf9etpreeri, Iplhe nebti ben nptbisen Be.
ltsen ~ipatsRens am Is. Suit 1871 rinturet6tn uab gel,
tsnp ~ MAIDEN cbrr ~ eepartiseu, Raj fs tbrsr AuipruGt
an Sitisn Tatlae 8elsst8 fur ~perlufiB erIlart pereeH
nReen. Ale, bic 9ablnn9en an bisisa Nfa4Iab 81 MAIDEN
babeu. psrben ttermit aufBetprtsrt, fplbe unperluelid
an u~nttrsttbneis ~ ltilen; ne nt6t, 70 gire stridtiid
sinseftrittea. RUbstt u, Mc9tliher,
@ntpn Nneerfpn,
(2I.7.SS.9 81 ASmultratpIea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-08
: Gnarbrrin in Waltimnre.

Wus Dtsisntgen. fptIds pbig,m Dtreint btiiutretsn et'
{onnei funs. ptroen biermtt irtiiuoIidR esbttsH. Dons
ner nag. ben 8. Gtbr., absnos . ubr, I'm sotale pss
prn. Jpbann autrn6bmtbt gpeft. prattftraBs,
Bsbufs Crsanriruns itl etnsufuosn.
ny - II Spbann Bauern f6mtbt,
.. .s Spbann q Senmauu,
3. p. Ohm uno
1914 s Mtibetm &dbaret.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-08
Hno Die tifjt9en Nssnteis In btsfem Staate III,
AtnpOb'S Sebertbran.

Dt9n lam ~Denletbtr IN Dem Drocertes NaDfn, Rr. IL,
Wef.B attn T.. btistnmsn, tpoitlbi aud bic
bsttsn Groetrtt . aTttiel unb 2iquors tets gum Btriauie
~ ftnosu finb.
aRtt itosr p~er,aufter, nuantitdt tperben g~.brau&san.
petiunesn sessbsn tuoourd itosm ptorrlt&en Ssiamad
oeer Struf ab8eholten uiro,
GroBbanoisr trbalteu einsa Rabatt. T
6osben embfanesn 100 gauontn attn, Brdnntwein;
9pbn Btlfpn q 6obn uno .. b. q & WR.
Weptr. ytr. II. aDsf t.sBahtmorea t5an. 20. 8VRtt.
~ Da Id bon prn. Or. 8 oil m oas SRsdt, feline
BerbtHeruns In Der 0pnHrnsftpn Der Sabns
pIatten tn Dteitm @taate ~ gebrauden, esiauft babe,
70 biets ID bitisIben lest benz NubIttum ais cine bsr
aroBten Gntoednnser. pel&e bs Jest In Der uebantiden
e~utsrtsteitsa, telHe bis itbt bet SoTtben. pelbe fana.
li&e 3dbne traeen, empfnrotn poroen. III, oaB oieisIbsn
bet'm y fen ohtr Spreben loie iptrbsn, une bel eintaen
P~erfpntn nit tslonoerer Characterization bat man ft
Bis iebt nt@t NIT &rfpIs sebrauGen fonntn. pIuttef,
mad oieiem neuen Sptfme %psrfertigt, bleibeu Tn dnen
bdisn feR fben. tnoem ietn Rabrlnssftott ODER 3uft
mB~alifermetis unter ~Dteitlben eelanaen fann aud f6us
men Dteie piatttn an alien 9ebtfIen angebradt uerbsu,
SO einpftble bisie neus Grinbuna Defenders tensr arc.
ben Nnlabl perionen, welae uieberbott,. ttbp& phne Gre
foIe, ptriu&t babtu, auf eepobnltde gBette angefrtigts
Nioften iu tra8en. unb 9aranftrs Id In allen f5dhen, bak
ptrfousn NIT ~otnitlben eien t6nnen, ober esbt pas 0sf6
aurif. 8dbnt werbei pbne 6&iuera batb gebraudb pcn
aaGeas ausepostn. Da ID Dafelbt mdbrsub nlebr, ais
Z Jabre eebron&t babe. IN Cd fauin Rbtbtg, BEN pubIts
fnni BITE GefabrlpHBfttt un6 Dorluss bteits Bsrfobrsns
~ psrfGsrn. Bsionbere Mufmerfiamleti tptrD btt nj.
b%anbluns ber nathrIttsn 8abne s%slptomst.
Or. ~. q. DpppeS,
t5an.6,l2 Wa.) Rr. 81. Rorsse atanarass.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-08
l t gafaprtif 9nltitut
~anser1eisue Grsicblmss=auftaft fill

auf Der q De BIO 8 &c m Il. u n b ba IL II ortb.
HraBe. nate BEN 2aiapsttt. Square.
Der feNste baIbiabtli6e eduittrtnin beatnnt an l.
Gebruar. a~Beipnotre Mufnet iianiiett tpirb Der Watbe.
NATL. Bn&fabrune. Der otutlGtn epra6e unb Wlufi
8%eptontt. ponnrar ra6Btg.
~ 6l.. ptot. >. ). 9tnu % y. VI. W., prtnjipal,
unttritabt bon trfabrenen 2sprstn.
tSan 2,1S.u RB.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-08
9ut9e1biQer Maoaen5 SnRitut.

DIR stpette ferittn bon s Wonatsn piro an !. Ssbr.
beginner. DIE umiareret6fsn Girri6tunssn thr tiuen
granblthsn unterriGt In ben alter, unb neuen eprahtf.
iomte aud i'm Geiana. In Der Wiufi. 3ettnen. Ueaten
Btnsbmen bic DlOralttdt uuo Gsiunobstt Der e&Hlt.
rtnnen 9eadbtet. -" y fEi'a.lt b.
Deptnsunstn mpoerirt. L4t1
Fir Qatafoge tpeuoe man I'D an y. %. GabtIer q
&6bns. ytr. z12, abef.B alttmprehraBs. ootr an ben
Bortsbtr Der Nufalt, Gtrtp. q. 6dbtIsg. d. D.,
= t(Sag. 70, 1Vlt.l II ~ Baltimore Gouuta, Rb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-08
aa- Gbeftbetbunoen. -wM

MS GbefbetSunaeu. -@@
DpuIortH1tnt 6teiounsen. bic auerudr.s aiItis Vnb,
nerDtn In gtslp'Dorf, Snotana. Suinots un0 anoeren
Staten fHr 2sutt aus trgtno etnen Staatt oosr 2aube
trIarat; b6suintges Dsrla len, 9runfsubett. isln I'm.
ttrbaltu u. I 10. fno s~sntotrot nria&tr ieine Berbf.
ftntlifute. Gri mad. ~erldnattr S6eibuue Btjahtun9 bEr
8tbRbrtn. Bath untntetiIi@. Ytau Deubt Fh an
Moore q Ribor6f ou. RedtsantpdItt,
tStl.l9,1J.) Rr. $50, Brpatpap Rsu.4prE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-08
aus RcW YJGrE, 8retmaHre'
rtIdhe6.

AIbau1, Z. Tebr. - Sas r8roB : Gr3'
@opittI Der Jrsimaurer- osriamttelte iu4 beuts
Morseu. Die GtoB : BsOmten uarsn S'8sHs
narita.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-08

Eg- Or. Sarl y. 6elpbaue perSapft
i,Bt IN Rr. 5, Centre Rlrttt;S space. oas ta'
mole s. s. WieBmr'ias Bier 3u 8 Gents pro
Setpel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-08
Baltimnrrr shiitcn=W eIraihaft.

8te HonatIite General. % srIainmiung tnett benh.
dftttppdb. ben 8. b. W., 4benbs 8 ubr In Ratne's
.Gorrtlponosntsu' paue. " Ode Der BaltImortfrabe uno
goHsD ftessNpenue, fatt.
1921 q. ". 01eoudrbf, SER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-08
s- Sir S6minbiidtiee !!

Rtltralsr 6ptrttus, WIfoboI bon 10 pbsr Is @raben,
80 III % init otooorifrteui 2sbsrtbran. Wau otoDori.
Fire TIN uio man ttbdlt cine ssrptiie anjatI unl,n Sett
NIT fetntm unan8trIeb n1tn Gtrudt unb fstusn ~uisbiltni.
iten &taenihattsn. I'TT
aDtr ~oerfauitu Utpooos 2ebtrthran. nidt beooor,.
frt, bet br Prnte. @auont. Slaihs eber JaB. Nue
ipeieniIthtn eistnthaften fno aus ben, beonorifrten 81.
btrtbrane httapsetJoaen. r 90
Gar msbttnti@e Suede III attpooo's 2ebrtbran bsr
bette btr ~ bsioTnien IN. tpel&es aud tdmintltne Nsr1te
psffthtrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-08
L3I-5l Joiepb 0IIas V.lhhet, tHHots.SIr.
cA.s;.i- Qnnn aIs 000 a q n q

Eriiai !. Sage Rr. 200, 8. .. b. 8.
Die SensraI . gsriammInns obiaer ao9e tnbst aatt
T1ttglttoer Der 2o9e bnben Si eriGstntn, thpem BITE
utusn Geiebe Sur HbRtmfnuna ~ooreelsgt toerbtn. ylidt.
trihstntnot babtn fb ben eefaBttn Ssi6lirtn ~ figsn.
unb Tin 9inuano fam ipatst 8tnatt ptroeH. SIN
Wuftrdst: - y .-t
f33-4l .igl trf.r.. Spbdnu WRufdt, Stir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-08
Neue MW3eigen.
anrnt In Maihinatnn.

Or. Daptb HseRtIer,, Rr. MS, @ree Gtroee.
nabs Renni; .Apeuue unD BEN Gapttolsgarter, N unltt
assnt tar Baibtnsiou, Storsstorpn unb WltEaAorta
anD fn6 Sablun9en an tbn Ju rla1tH.
A1- Gngsiesn tHr ben -Gorreiponotnttn" usroth %
~beieotsnn Ortf sntaeatnatnpmtttp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-08
Observation-Disclosures Der Obj TraOws.

Cine psrtasit IRA ftn.g sriamnlune oitiss Crotns
,piro i'm Saals Der #Cbo Stloips. 5aut' on Der Noro.
gapfraBe auf b ute Nb,nb. ben .. 5ebr fattftnoen,
UNI Der MpertsHuuna Der ausecjeihnttsn Dtsnftr, wtlde
eelsiist. Stiiens bss Orbens in iubRantitlsr a9ttis
WuAhy,iH All berlstbeu t32-Si
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-08
WeR=N altimnrer @hiiBeusWerciu.

Die Wiialieosr iperotu auissforesrt. fH ~ Der beu.
te, witippdb. ben 8. bs. Dts. ita,tfinosnoen @girds
8siddfts p~orItsaen. SIM Wuf,raee ocS Yr6Tosnten I:
i8s-3l o. GdbaufetI, SER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-08

george RDa,glngtnH>U nnneretn Wr- &.
Die WtttaIisber obigsn Btrtins fiub erIudi, Bonner
hdg. ben 9. Ssbruar. Abenos nbr, in %b'rersen Sab.
Understanding au s%ritein,n. Gteri6einenbe baben
I'D Der 8eItB .I&sn Sirafs }u figtn. am Muttra9t
1873 Al -... J. NSeura 2. rs OTTO, Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-08
Or ROmlnt Elf nod 6fr Gae
Der Draf- un0 Grffnlfra6e

oteie gpot: urn 2 ntr Stahmiitass uno 2 utr Nbtnbs,
nm nnebr bon Der Eebanblun8 Der pftrDt ~ fsbeu uno
~ lsrnsn, as ie fpieber. tpen, Prof. pratt Die etabt
GIpobnbeien In itotr ala he bebanbtln. Wlan pergene
nidt. bob Gcnnsrff Rag @beuo bic 8rbBte uulreaung
f~attfinntn lpiro: 2 ausidIa8enDs un6 Q biOias UtauIs
pttoen b6ie Subjefts isosu Sag nm 2 Ibr EaGmittaes
unb z ubr abenbs bebnnbelt. (2z-)
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-15

Is THE PRICE TOO HIGH THE gas COM
pany of this cty-or at least, some of the
tockbolders-assert that the present price
of the gas consumed in the street lampsis
low rate During the year each post
burns during three thousand eight hun
dred hours, an average Of over ten hours
per day, and consumes fifteen hundred feet
of gas each month The regular price
the price charged to the citizen-is $3.50
per one thousand feet. From this state.
ment it will be seen that the city is re-
quired to pay for the gas consumed in the
street lamps Sl.50 per thousand feet less
than the individual citizen pays for each
thousand feet he consumes. In the coun-
Gil chamber, engine houses, etc, the city
pays 1918 for every fifteen hundred feet,
Just as the citizen must who uses gas and
yet the city proposes to raise rumpus
about paying 50 per thousand feet con-
sumed In the street lamps, with cleaning
and lighting and repairing thrown in free
done AT the expense of the gas company.
We believe you, old boy, but what are we
going to do about it? The gas company
have us where the hair is short, and won't
let 90; and they can't very conveniently,
if they would, because they have found TO
their sorrow that furnishing gas even at
$3.50 is a losing business. This is the 9TH
or side of the gas question, briefly stated.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-15

a single trial will convince ,ho ,,o.,
, n@ Of the eticancy of HELM.
noLi' ; GRAPE PILLS in sick or nerv-
Gus headache jaundicc, Indigestion, CON.
S 'ye'Pe9'io billiousness, liver
complaints, general debility, etc. No nou-
S'', no s"P'"s pains, but mild, pleasant
""u 'n'e !" operation, Children take them
with 'mpunity. They are the hes, ana
most reliable. HELMBoLp'S Ey.
t.a 49, SsAhNApARlLLA create, new
fresh and healthy blood, beau,i6o. ,Ln
complexion, and impsrts vou,hNL 49,
pearance, dispellng pimpl:s bi"tcb "p-
moth patches and all eruu,iors ~ .,
SKIN. 'r''ohs OF the
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-15
SECRET ORDERS.
THE MASONs.

CAIRO CoMNANDrBl, No l3.-Statcd Assembly
al the Asylum Masonii FALL, first and thlrd Sn.
urdavs in each month.
CAIRO CorScu, No. "A ,--Regular Conyocauon at
Masonic Hall. the second Friday ia each month.
CAIRO CHAPTER, No. 7l.-2cgular Couvocation
at Masonic Hall, on the third Tuesday Of every
month.
CAIRO LopGE, No. 237 +. "A. VI Regular Com.
municatons at Masonic Hall, the second and
fourth Mondays OF each month.
DELLA Loper, No. Eos F. 4 A. NJ. Regular Com
muncations at Masonic Hall-irst and third
Thursdays in each month
THE oDD-FELLows.
AL,xASprR LopGr, 22i.-Meets in Odd Fellows
Hell, in Artcr's Bull ling, every Thursday even.
ing, at so'closk.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-15
MASONIC.
THE BULLETIN.
every morning. Monday ex
cepteti.
CITY NEWS.
BREVITIES.

Fishing is becoming fashionable.
Hogs were again before the council
last night.
The proposition TO light the city with
oil is execrable
The tax levy was adopted last night |
by the select council.
Gas WAS the principal subject before
the council last night.
The children of the colored Methodist
Church INDUCED IN II picnic yesterday.
The Roughs picnic on the Fourth will
be the big event Of the day in Cairo.
The Delta lodge of Inasons will COM
muncate tonight and work in the F, c.
degree.
The Illinois Central employees were
paid their monthly ducats yesterday. They
took them kindly.
| Albright, was in town yesterday,
| He likes Murphysboro, but cant stay
away from Cairo.
Ripe peaches have made their APP
pcarance in our market. The first came
| in over week ago
The high school was dismissed yester.
day in consequence of the illness CT Mr.
English, the principal.
| What brought the county court
around? Gas. 1t took about $1,000 cubic
feet per day during the contest.
The Riversides, baseball club Of Ev.
ansville, proposes to challenge our Delta'
to n contest at the bat Let EN- come.
The contractor for filling the custom
house square has seven teams running
Col, Rearden is experimenting TIE work
e, Sharp was drunk yesterday, and
was saved from II miserable death by b
Flat. The trouble was horn too much
We have been requested to state tina
we were not requested to state yesterda,
that the Hibernians would hold a spccia
meeting tonight, but the meeting will b,
held nevertheless,
The gentleman who mistook his Wife
hair oil, mixture Of castor oil and ALEC
hol, for whisky, and took several swig
thereof, is recovering. His life hung on
hair, well-oiled.
-McIIale with his gang Of ordinance
breakers those municipal iconoclasts VIII
smash all our rules prohibiting drunken
ness-has been repairing Fifth street be
tween Washington avenue and Walnu
street. lie is now on Washington avenue
The old gal Ferris, who humbugget
so many Of our citizens a short time ago
Is doing her tricks in Evansville, and III
spirtualists Of that city are in high stat
Of excitement. Jennie understands he
business thoroughly, and, in the Language
Of the street, is "up to snuff"
The Paducah Kestuckidn explains i
In this way; "One reason why nothing
has been said about the tadpoles in Cairo il
the Rentuekian for the last few days, il
that the editor who does Cairo has beer
absent. We are looking for him home to-
day, and John Oberly, Nose Harrell and
the other amphibious creatures in that
soft place may expect 10 get hankins.'
The tender heads of infant weeds arc
beginning to appear above the ground on
the sides Of the streets and in other public
places. We are not OF cruel disposition
On the contrary quite the reverse rs was
said Of old by the venerable and peculiar
Capt Bunsby. We pride ourself on the
softness--nol of our head, and we dare
any man to make the sugcestion-but OF
Our heart. We do, indeed and yet, in
reference to these weeds, we are inclined
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-15
MANHOOD:
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CRAIG MICROSCOPE

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hidden wonders Of Nature; is OF permanent us
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= power equal to other Microscopes Of man
times its cost. Reveals countless little worlds,
around us, teeming with life, which to the make
eye must forever remain asealed book-as eels
vinegar, animals in water, cheese mites, sugar An
Itch insects, milk Globules claws and hairs Of lny
sec,s, hundreds OF eyes IN a single eye OF nv
dust ola butterfys wings TO be perfectly forme /
feathers, the much talked Of Irinchna splrsils oI
pork worm, which was first discovered In Americ |
with this Microscope.
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in examining insects which prey upon ms crops
The power OF $50 microscope, and so simple III
It's construction that any child can use IL under
standingly and with appreciation.
beautiful present, elegant, instructive, anus
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During the past six years its worth has been tess
tilted to by thousands OF scientific men, farmers,
school teschers, students, physicians, heads OF
families, and others.
PRICE $500, SENT POST PAID BY MAIL.
Every instrument il neatly boxed, and nand.
somely labeled with full directions for use. Thou.
lands have been sent by mail.
Address, W.. LINES CO., Chicago.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-15
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Agents wanted everywhere. jel5d3m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-15

Tur PLANK KoAD.-This road is in
desperately bad coudtion-torn up-splin-
tered-rough as the hard word of Jordan.
Transfers curse, draymen damn it and
pedestrians consign it daily to place
where Il would make but small blaze in
comparison with the greater hrs. But the
street committee propose to go for the old
,bing Immediately and ordered McHale
to begin work on it to-day. Mac is boss
street member, and will make the road as
good ms new.
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MISUNDERSTANDING Information on the won.
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-15

GERcuLD TO THE GAs,-"Out, out brief
,i,bt.n "If l extinguish thee, thou fam.
inv minister, can again thy former light
r.lume IL repent me"