The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-29

ses by the Bishop and other members Of
| the board. A collection will be taken in
behalf Of diocesan missions.
The FUNERAL OF WILLIAM ANGUS
rus WISsToS.-The funeral Of William
Augustus Winston took place yesterday
morning from the Church of tho redeem.
or. The Reverend Mr.. Coan delivered
an affecting and very impressive sermon
over the body Of tho deceased, in which he
remarked upon the peculiarly sad circum-
stances attending hi, death and, with much
feeling, pointed out to the sorrowing
friends the only source from which they
can derive present help in time of
trouble
After the conclusion Of the service, the
body attended by the grief-strickcn family
and many friends and acquaintance was
taken to the III. Central depotfrom; thence
borne to the cemetery at Villa Ridge, AND
there laid in its last resting place.
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The Democrats must norninate--if they
do nominate ticket-good men for the
city offices. They cannot succeed of they
do not. The tricksters must be compelled
to stand back, and the better class of citi-
zons must no. permit the government of
the municipality to fall into tho hands Of
tho Internal croaker-the grsy-backed
sucients who weep when they see new
building going up, who croan over their
cups and look dsggers II they do not use
them at any man who dares to question
the wisdom Of the stand-still policy Of
these moss-covered frauds. We must nom.
mate iire men-men who have the wisdom
10 appreciate the fact that Cairo has Q
great future, and who, having the knowl-
edge of this fact, have also the will and
ability to do something 10 shape the mu-
nicipal policy so Ne 10 hasten the dawn Of
the good time coming. But deliver W
from the domination Of Radicals, niggers
or moss-coyered Democrats. f-
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Box FAcroRY.-Messrs. Peoples &c Ed.
munds, OF the Cairo Box and Basket Com
psny, have completed the removal Of all
the machinery Of their extensive works
from Golden TO this city, and are using
every possible endeavor TO complete the
work at the earliest possible moment. The
removal Of Peoples u Edmunds TO this
city will, We predict, marx new era in its
history. These gentlemen, after the eIpe.
rience Of number years elsewhere, their
business becoming extensive, are COM
PEELED to como to Cairo in order to avail
themselves of advantages for manufsctur.
ing purpose. obtainable a, no other place
and, In til, way, necessity forcing the re-
c0spition Of the superior advantages of
Cairo a. a manufacturing point, we shall
grow into the greatness which even the cf-
forts Of persistent enemies cannot with
hold from us. In the citizenship of Messrs.
People, and Elmuadson Cairo obtains al
lie, Of great value ~ her. They are gen.
tlemen OF energy and enterprise.
THERE is considerable excitement in
certain circles on the subject Of religion,
and Christian, Infdel, Atheist Deist and
Thest are beginning to mix in u dreadful
tumble of controversy and, in order
that the belligerents may ''call names un-
derstsndingly, We publish below few def
nitions fresh from Websters unabridged:
Christian. A believer in the religion Of |
Christ.
Iaddel. one who disbelieves in the In |
spirst!on Of the Scriptures and the divine !
origin Of Christianity.
.itieit One who disbelieves in the ex-
istcnce Of Il God or Supreme Intelligent
Being.
Deist. One who believes in the exist |
once Of God but denies revealed rel- |
gion. One who processes no form Of re-
ligion, bu, follows the light of nature and |
reason us his only guides in doctrine and |
practice. A fres-thinker.
ThstsU Belief In (}od and revelation