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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-17
soLIDIfIED LAGER.

And nowwe have condensed, concen.
trated solidifed lager beer. 1t is sold by
weight. A quarter of a pound will last
small family week and allow the treating
Of one or two callers. 1t won't become
stale and STAT" though 1t may become I'M
profitable for lager bear saloonists, ,,Itcan
be carried about in thevest pocket. A man
can get drunk as blazes on aquater ofan
ounce Of concentrated lager. You can send
enough throughthe mail for ~ cents to
denornlizc country parish, There's no
burstage, leakage, drippago OF sonrage to
be feared. 1t is one and inseparable, the
same now and forever, 4 Pluribus Unum.
These are some of the advantages of the
new invention, and there arc others. q,
r.. 1A-7-t 55,isg. 4 ~ --t--- llli!t'J !
bd- There is a good opening for u di-
vorce court at Elmlra. About year ago
half dozen couple OF young things Ut a
party got married for fun, Just TO see how
It would seem, and whether matrimony
! was such fearful thing Is the old maids
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A preparation OF roots and herbs, warranted 70
b strictly vegetable, aud can do no injury 70 any
one. t.l .T|t u '-F IN4 - VIC =
the last IS years rs one Of the mo.t reliable. ets
csrious and harmless preparations ever offered to
tbs suffering. II taken regularly and persistent lvs
II 10 sure to cure. t7ttf =
I r--y-~--~--A- Dyspepsia. nsaAanAs.
4 ..I L jsundice, costivSnesp,
| RpcvYv ATnp J sick headache, chronic
i ths hsidsr, camp
S-T--~-r-N, dyssnsery,., affections
,ithe kdneys fever. neryoosnsss, :hiils; dss@ss
or depression OF spirits. hsArtkASn, cots u pe{n
| " ths bowels, pam 10 the head, fever ana igue
dropsy, hollis, palm In the back anil mbs q tknss
ssysiPslAs, female affections, aud bilioas dAssess
| generally. .,.g 81
| Prepared only by ,. u. Esilin . c.,
lg1t .aagAI ~ ~ lTugStsss, hseoes 90
| FOR sale bv hsselsy Hssshsss. chr. t@,~
l csivo, Illinois. 10 1N' Ms
\; bv aamavatdau
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-17

Remember that Hoofand's German Bltters,
and Hoohand's German Tonic, will cure every
case OF
MARAsMUs, OR WASTING AWAY OF THE
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-17

-,- The symptomsho
liver complaint are
c-., uneasiness and pain
OlMMONS in the side. Seine
/ times the pain In in =
the shoulder, and 10 =
mistaken for rheumatism. The stomach isahe A.
ed with loss OF sppetne and sickness, bowels
fhs head j. troubled with pain, and dull, heavy
-- sensation, considerable
loss OF memory, accom-
TUvCp panied with painful sen-
Li' FAN sation Of having left un.
J done something which
i--O----- ought to have been done
one complaining OF weakness, debility, and low
spirits. Sometimes, some Of the above symp.,
few OF them but the Liver IL generally the organ
most involved. Cure the Liver with
- DIR. SIMMONS
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Hon. James Thompson. Chief Justice Of the Su-
preme Court Of Pennsyfvanis:
Philadelphia, April %. 1857
| consider HOOD ,nd'- German Biters n vslua-
bic medicine in cases Of attacks of indigestion or
Dyspepsia. ! can certify this from my expert
ence OF it. Yours, with respect.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-17

find Hollands German Bitters is good tonic,
useful in diseases Of the digestive organs, and OF
great beneft in cases Of debility and want OF
nervous artlon 10 the system. You're, truly,
GEORGE w. WOODWARD.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-17
They are the Greatest Blood Pc ria.
ers known

The Whole Supreme Court Of Pcnnsylvania
speak for tnes. remedies. Who would asa for
more dignhed and stronger testiniony'
Hon. George W. Woodward, formerly Chief Jus.
tee OF the supreme Court Of Penn.yisania, at
present member OF Congress from PeDnsylva-
MIA, writes.
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JAMES THOMPSON.

Hon George sharswood, Justice of the Supreme
Curt OF Pennsyivsnia;
Philad. lphia, June |, ls59.
have found by experience that Hoohand'-
German Bitter- II a very good tonic. relieving
dy-peptic symptoms almost directly.
GEORGE SHhRSWoOD.
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Hon. JAIME, NJ. Wood, es.Mayor Of william. port


| take great pleasure In recommending lioof-
lands Germsn Tome to any one who may be al
ficted wiih dyspepsia. ] had the Dyspepsia 40
badly IL was impossible % keep any TODD on my
stomach, and became so weak not 10 be able
Ito walk half mile. Two bottles Of Tome ef-
fected perfect cure. JAMES u. WOOD.
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BITTERS
THE BEST TONIC IN USEi
FOR SALE ny
e. F. MAYNARD, PROPR

.I.ft H.E| ..tAH
PITTSBURG PA. He - ~
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RAILROADS..
SPRINGFIELD AND ILLINOIS
SOUTH EASTERN X. X,

On and after Monday, April 9Th, 1871, trains vii
ruu az tot ows
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-17

ROYAL HoNoRs TO THE AMERICAN STATE.
MAS-HIs TRIP UP THE NILE Oh BOARD
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-17
LIVER REGULATOR,

DIR. SIMMONS
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-17

Mayor Office, Buffalo. June y, 1850.
have used Hoonald's German Bitters and
Tonic in my family during the past year, anu can
recommend them an excellent tome, inaPart.
Ing tone and ylgor To the system. Their use has
been productive of decidedly beneficial effects.
WIN. +. ROGERS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-18
VOLUME 35 NUMBER 1777.

try east Of the Ohio, and had hung the
president, the cabinet and every member
OF Congress. The army disbandcI in
alarm, AMI the invaders moved TO the
tar West, where they found the popuIa-
tl"h dying ct starvation, because they
bad followed the advice Of Grecley's book
TO ''try fer your first crop to raise. lines ::
am! don't plant more tlan Il buShcl of
quIcklime in a hill :" OF course these
wrcLchrd people were at the mercy of
the enemy, who-to lis credit be it said
treated tI.,m kindly, fcd them and
brought them back to their CID homes.
1ou know what folloWcd-how Prince
Frederick William of Prussia ;sccnded
the American throne, anl the other hu-
miiiatiuu, i!at cnsucd. 1t was a fearful
blow "t rcruhlicani-m-a blow from
whIch 1t can never recover. 1t made Us,
who were irccmcn, Il nation Of slaves
Ii was all tie result OF our blind conf
dencr in Il misguided old man, who
thought himself Il philosopher, but WHO
was actually a fool. May heaven pre-
serve you, NY chii lrcn, from the rcmorSc
feel when remember that | voted for
HAT hnroic old clitor.-B,stjn .JonuyH
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-18

! If You agreed, to be maxim an editor outcn ,
,Iim.'
III editor ant in his -anctum, and Locked the old ma
in th" eye,
Then looked At the gInnin young hopeful, and mour.
fully made his reply
ala your 4 email un hound edition Of Mosca and So
Omon both
N he compla. his rprit with m.ckncse, ard ,trangl
natural oath 7
can hc leave all his wrong the urc and carry Iii
hcIIt in hi4 check?
Can he do an hour work ina minute and live on
siXp,ncc week?
Can he courtcously talk to equal, nd brown at N
impudcnt Ounce?
Can he keep things in applcpc order, and do half
dozen 1t +
Can he pres all the springs OF know ledge with qu:c
and /, liable touch
Aud be srr" that he know. how much t. know, an,
h"''r> how tc not know too muchY
Doc- lac know how to spur up his virtue, ,ud pu; .
chrck-rcin on his pr;dry
Cin la carry genilcmns manners within 4 rhinocc
ros hidcl
Can he know all, and do all and be- al with ch, crfu
ncss, courage and yimy
1t f", We pcrhlp@ can b. making ,dtor 'outcu oil
him"
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Ard lac aii, Jim. ru's- wen lc Eoin' h,- rrl a.
lily cut OF hi- head"
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believe Inn guilty II an ANGEL told ne h
was
And the lawyer sad out Of his heart
though she WAS but Il serving las:
"llc's worthy OF You, i'"ggy Grey,
do believe, and that's saying Good dead.
Then he asked her about tIle pm, and
the two had l1n@ talk. 1t ended ii
i'H%2y bursting INTO tears, and promised
to do anytIim" "nd everything he IL k"'l,
! II lie w"uid tell mc why She dId il.
lie i"!i IN" afterwards, and II was
ilHfh WORK i"r lIi'ic l'r@@y with her hon
r>t hr;'rt. Hr-S her. She turned her,
sell around, made different creature OF
herself and Sh. tr'cd hard 10 make MIR.
iiulkcr ihInk Sl'e h;'d hcrn c"Iurtllng all
Inc "hl'', ana how she cried when She
'oid me she let hIm kI71 her, and pui his
,'i'il 'iU'i''' l''r whist i'"' Sh' &''"ed
III, - '''i .y It, -,
O', ",S'' my 5'',' "''' lawyer anu
'.,i '''N 1''"' "i' IA ''II pun
~ WIN ~ "',''''' '',',' S,'' ,',''S'''
~, '','' " "''I''''I ~! 'i'N runner
'''" "'T"' ~ sue ''''' i'""li'e" to take h'-
P'', ''"' IL ne Pr"''l /" nave 'H' money
he Dragged "' |" mary hIm and Marx
"''' ''' merry II '''''l h'' ""d 'I'' worse
'"' ',I"'''
'Ho"' r,>1' n,i .'"L ne ." promise i a
"I'',9e "'l' ''' money count
anu '''' M''''' '' l",h al ana t':' IA" To.
->"" -" II Il I've mo
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-18
me Farmers !SfOrU.

! Eve seen you III on the fence, lit Wi
ting in that little book. thought per
haps you might he writing poetry. \
GOOD many folks come down here of q
summer, and make poetry about Ill,
sheep and the moon. Prg"y reads 'cm
out To me in the paper, AMI the stories
too, sir. DO you write stories Yes
Well, that's gift, II had it, think
could make out about what has hap
pened 10 me, Peggy says it could be
done.
Now it is Ill plain sailing, nothing ont
of the common but | wasn't always a
well To do farmer. Once | WAS farm
cr's boy-a hand-wilh nothing but Il
stout heart, and strong limbs AMI good
health.
Many's the NIGHT, when the stars were
in the sky, | used TO 20 out TO the great
pasture where the sheep browscd all day
and sit and think thoughts had no
words for, and make beautiful picture,
for myself i'll my mnd-not fine ones, sir.
This is what | see the oltcncst: a lit
lie cottage and a wide Fireplace, such rs
they had in my day, a dresser with Il
row OF delft upon 1t, four c!;alIs and II ta-
bic OF pine. When | had these was to
marry Pegey Grey. But when should
have them, and she her white wedding
GOWN and the house linen, neither of us
knew.
She put Ter sixpenscs into red Garth
en- saving bank, and kept mine in an
old glove. For two years we were wait
ing and hoping, and were not much near
er than ut first. Sometimes felt down.
hearted. Sometimes her letters were Il
bit sad And just as | sat in the mead
ow | knew she sat before the kitchen fire
in the house where she lived at service.
Simple folks we were, but we had hearts,
and she felt as deeply as greater folks
might.
My master, the farmer, was Il close
man. lie squeezed as much work out
of his hands rs possible. But it was a
steady place, and he paid all lc promis-
ed 50 staid, never thinking what troub-
lie staying would bring TO me, trouble
Aii'At h'N'i "'ufi IlttNC Nollt DuI 1OT
Mark lIulker. A good for nothing fcl-
low he was-a DISGRACE To the rest of us,
and he cheated the master and left his
work undonc. 81 after hours master set
me at his stint, and it Icing indoors |
kept at ii all night. The old NAH liked
that, and set me Il new task every night.
All the better for me; thought he would
pay ne extra, and what was WEAKNESS
TO me, if it only brought me nearer 10
my Peggy 50 | counted the hours
worry as so many shillings. But when
Saturday night came lie gave me only
just my weeks work
'MlaSier," said |, '.rve worked over
hours every night you forget that"
81 hire you by the week." he said.
"1'll give you no more than one weeks
wages. 81 if You don't like it, there are
plenty Of strong lads to be had you are
growing lazy"
Then he turned his back on me, and
Mark laughed, That angcreI me, and
words fell from my lips. We had
quarrel, master and L, and called him
a ''niggardIy old rascal" and with that
he dismissed me from his service.
AT dawn you CO. said he. you've
worked today and have right 10 your
bed at night, but at dawn you go.'
| marched out of the room with words
l never should have used, and up to my
garret and threw myself on the bed But
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-18
N"Ir0r-t tin"gc RuiiiOosiS.

Every year millions OF dollars are cN
pended III tins country in building new
railroads and cNtrndn. old ones. but il
l. too often \ very long time before the
money thus invested hcgins 10 Weld any
return III the way OF dividends from the
actual earnings ut the load. Onr reason
for this undoubtedly i that murh ut til,
money intended for construction Is di-
vrrIcI from H. original purpose; but.
even under fay orablc circumstances. the
cost oil bull lin" Il road of the ordinary
=; u%r, four trrt viyht inches. amounts tu
Il @rcatcr sum than the local aIri iLruug!l
traffic can pay interest on, except i'll
ttnckly settled Portions ut the country.
1t l. now, however, claimed that hv rc-
dnclng the gauge from four feet ci.ht
inches 10 three feet, Il ~:Ivin. OF fifty per
cent can H. effected in huii,iin. the road.
and q propurlpnltc reduction in thc cost
If rolling stock and runnin" expenses,
without materially ailcciin" the carry
M capacity of the road. The cNplana-
tIon OF this i that brrad-.au4c roads.
owin9 10 the wri@ht OF their ears, loco
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','' 'i'c l'ri''iPAl = P'inis urged
'''' .''N"'''eN oi me narr"w-@au@e
y ,'I'"' III PROM vi "il'ch they instance
'.o',r.l o' '" ','''' '"' many years III sue
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thing inside would let 90 all of a sudden.
and BEGIN 10 buzz like bee, and the
hands would straightway begin to spin
round and round SO fast that their indi-
rlduaIlty was lost completely, and they
simply seemed delicate SPIDERS web
over the face of the watch. She would
reel oft the next twenty-four hours in six
or seven minutes, and then stop with a
bang. | went with a heavy heart TO one
mole matchmaker, and looked on while
he took her 10 pieces. Then | prepared
to cross question him rigidly, for this
thing was Getting serious. The watch
had cost two hundred dollars originally,
and seemed TO have paid out two or
three thousand for repairs. While |
waited and looked ON, | presently rcrog-
nzcd IN this matchmaker an old ac-
qnaIntanre, a steamboat engineer of
other days, and not Il good engineer
either. lie examined all the parts care
FULLY, Just Us the other watchmakers had
done, and then delivered his verdict with
the same confidence in manner.
lie said:
''!'hc makes too much stcam-yuu
want To hang the monkey wrench ON the
safety valve"
Drained him Oh the spot, and had him
buried at my own expense
My uncle William now deceased,
tIaS , used to say that a good horse was
l "ood horse until it had run away once,
lnd that a GOOD watch was GOOD watch
lnlIl the rcPalrers @ot chance ut it,
And he used 10 wonder what become of
Ill the unsuccessful thinkers, and gun
mltllS; ; but nobody could ever tell him
-NuL TtrLn.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-18

y new and rather interesting figure ON
the streets of New York is the Scotch
maj, John Dougall, the editor Of the
daily religious paper lately started there
lie Is Il heavy, elderly man, with a large
head and n face of simplicity and prac-
ticality, yet touched with certain en-
thusiaSm. He dresses ncgligcntly, IS
somewhat GroeIcyish in appearance, and
speaks with strong Scotch accent. lie
Is already known us 'praying John
from the fact Of His praying with such
remarkable frequency and unction lie
compoScs his editorials after prayer,
prays for each number of his paper, and
laboIS 10 induce all his writers and re
porters 10 work in the spirit OF prayer.
His plety has always been of tho most
energetic character Twenty years ago,
while engaged in conducting Il large
mercantile business in Montreal, he was
accustomed to preach TO his fellow sin
ncrs in the highways and byways of the
city, urging them 10 repentance, futI
and godly lives. lie would leave his
business at any time, so out to the docks
of Montreal, mount barrel or dry
goods box, and deliver sermons TO the
laborers, who often interrupted him with
hoolings and stones and rotten eggs.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-18

row ga"ge railways are cmincntly suited
for an extensive country Ike ours, and
that it will be the part of economy rs
well rs wisdom in the future to build
most OF our new roads on narrower
gauges than have hitherto been thought
desirable. As this change will involve
no discomlnrts for passengers, and enable
locomotives - draw greater loads in
proportion I" their size than they now
do, thereby Greatly diminishing the cost
OF maintaining railroads, it would seem
to only require that the advantages Of
trreI by tlie narrow gauge should be
thoroughly known to secure the general
Endorsement Of capitalists anl business
man -HcnN nad U0utc.
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