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Ereiien.
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CJunt6, fSt&Ul VI. ". Semptefndu & SO.
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In. 0as aroks SGue Ser. 50, SdmbsuHr.,
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neben bcr Eastern Female High schooi;n Der Yldg
lit 30 6ub brett uno 1870 6us tief init einem Stale I'M
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R orriS, Sahtpdlter, Wr. 43, RoresS barless
franc. 1855 &, GO, C, IS, TO- ,4,6,8
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W ayparats, be eiprt mns unO
unefh0tt
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Spntf Bier Tnbrif IN Sfr. asa, y pintnbiaftr.
qrdit eineS 9Ctretes bee Greiss gerihtes Der St1ot
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1 @1dgeu.
bic &untid,aft uue eie Monte.
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In glCidrn Sabrun0eu pon & unb II WiOndtru nit Siua
len unb gerttmi0ter Sibrrbctt.
(l73-Si o. %. Gjppcr s S1buc. WHIT.
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Grooe" itatt.
80 @ts. tainber utter IL 5abren ireD iino bel ioIoens
Den Screen gu BADEN:
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prdciie "a s ubr Woraens.
am Sampier iusroeu fsiue 9ilete p~ertuutt.
Die Determination bat Sr. y. S%uetpatfer iibers
nolnmeu.
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t177-9 Sds Gpmite.
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Gen gNuSen 1betI eGe rhnop lNgGe,
nibt ann 9ctie 6sr TrcktmontruGc, Wie tc lcet &C
ofnet pirb, u0tblg, an ocr g%8eltiette Der S!lmetltr,
in or Gnticruun9 non 100 6uB nbtoll9 Oon oergtotez
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aniangeno, oanu p6rbtib Lungs oCt Wstlstteotr @ll.
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ldn9e beiagtcr Wiilte 20 SUB, eNnn, oliltD lD0 lSuB
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niht ,untI Bette ocrgucBtNaHtrOBe, lute tic icFt croft
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tdu9s beiagter Nittte 90 6uB, eann ollth 1866 6uB
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tOS So1 bis gum IntaEat uno tpttber Uui Dem Sona
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-28
A GREAT SURGICAL FEAT.
a Remarkable CaSe-A Man drafted
Lake tree.

From the Sedalis MOI Tins, April 90.
The case CT George Gardner, Of this
city, who, our readers may remember, had
his foot crushed on the NJ. X. and T. Il. H..
some time since, has given rise to an cx-
pertinent and u result in surgery of great
interest to the profession and destined to
command the attention of scientific read
ers everywhere. a report of the case
will doubtless find its way into the medi-
cal journals, but We may, without impro-
priety give ar outline of the experiment.
1t has always been difficult TO cause the
healing ot wounds where any largo surface
OF the skin WAS gene, rs nothing but skin
will produce new skin, and this only or II
short distance ess than an inch) around
tue margin. Hence, in making amputa-
tions, 1t has always been considered neces-
sary to preserve "hap' of skin to
fold over the exposed end Of the limb
IN order to form covering OF skin and
n good stump But in Gardners case
the patient was too weak 10 admit of am-
pulation, and 1t Was II question of life or
death to save the ankle-jont and to form u
skin covering for the crushed and mangied
stump. This was done by wonderful
process, via by transpianting or grazing
on tie ,oounded part from time to time a
small portion of skin from another part ot
! tie Jody Pieces of skin not SO large us II
/ grain Of wheat were taken from the pa
TENTS arm and grated on the lscerated
| stump, where they took root, as it were,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-28
CAIRO, ILLINOIS, APRIL 2S, 1871.

behind the scenes. One day | called his
attention TO the noise made over Julia
Dean, and asked him what he thought of
her as an actress.
"Not much, he replied ''young and
pretty; got ratherish sweet voice; not
much Of an actress though. Compare her
TO Mrs. Duff. By Jove TO sec Duff come
on the stage as Isabella, in the Fatal Mar
riage, Shed just sweep in and occupy
the whole stage. Her voice was thunder
set TO music, and her eyes chain lightning.
Then for pathos; beat her in Mrs. Haller |!
When she said she too had Henry, tho
pit raised umbrellas to keep dry from tho
tears that rainel from the boYos'
"Julia Dean is not up to that?'
Devil bit shes young and pretty,
that's all The fellows run after her and
know the whole family. Her mother was
Drake she was. Young Fossick took his
wife of the stage, and himself of tho scene
of life soon after through took much high
flying. And then tho widow married old
Dean, the actor. The hrst husbard used
up most Of the beauty, and the last hus-
band ell that was left Of health. I've seen
EN- many times playing third-rate parts
and while Dean was on the stage in prop
erty tights. she was at the wings patch
ing his old pan!aloons and nursing the
Children
Julia Dcan?'
"None other, my boy, and the only sur
vivor Of the family. Old Dean trained
her up as an Italian does monkey, and
she 5 making his blarsted fortune
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-28
CURRENT NEWS.

The Female Seminary building nt Paris,
Missouri, was burned a few days ago. Loss
about 80, 500.
Tie Rockford Journal announces
meeting in that city of the "Heathen Wo-
mems Foreign Missionary Society"
A monument is to be erected in Trieste
for the late Emperor Maximilian, of Mex
leo. 1t will cost ll9, 900 francs.
Gertrude NJ. Davis, of Chicago, has filed
prayer for divorce from Oliver Davis,
with whom she lived fifteen days and then
left, because he had wife in Wisconsin
and one in Peoria.
There are about fifteen hundred Ameri-
cans in Florence, and society there has
been, and is now, very gay in consequence
Balls and parties have succeeded one an
other in rapid succession, and every means
for pleasure and distraction has been i'm
proved to the utmost.
hunters of fashionable people in Eng
land initiated the Queens daughter, by be-
ing married during Lent, to the unuttera-
bic grief of the High Church party. One
clergyman charged such transgressors a
double marriage fee for performing the
ceremony, as a penalty for their wrong
doing.
A large number of propretors and edit
ors of English newspapers have arranged
20 ya N tonr m / nil
and will probably leave England in June
next via Liverpool.
| Vincennes has moral and Social
Union" the object of which is the general
improvement ofthe young men of that city,
and the cultivation of a sentiment opposed
| TO the vices and immoralites Of the young
men of this generation.
| Mr.. Laurence Oliphant, after bcing pres
ent at twelve of the recent battles in
| France, which he described in the columns
of the London Times has again come to
America, to resume his strange life in 4
strange set of people of things and ideas
which seem to have an unaccountable at,
traction for him--the Communists So
ciety, near Buffalo.
The Methodists Of Little Neck, J., /.
have ordered the arrest of their clergy
man for locking up the parsonage and fur
niture to secure his unpaid salary.
Tippoo Saib, the huge elephant belong
ing to Van Amburg & Co.'S mensgerie
died of disease of the heart at Oonners
vile, Indiana, few days ago. He wa
| about sixty years old, and was imported t.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-28
WANTED. AGENTS.

seventy live 10 two hundred dolllrs per month
everywhere, uulr and 'cmale, To iutroiure the
Genuine lnproved Common Sense Family sewing
Machine. This ma 'hlhc will stitch, hem, fen
most superior manner. Price only Sli. Fully
warranted Tor five wears, Wewll I5y sl,oon Tor
any mac hne thutwill sew stronger, MON ,"al-
tilul or more elistc seam than o-rs. II makes 10"
Elastic Locs slitch." Every serond snleh can
be cut, and still the cloth cannot he pulled apart
without teariDgi We pay SCENTS SO 10 s2uo per
mont.i and expenses, ora commission nom winch
twice that amount can be made. For circnlaf-
AID terms, apply 10 or address,
G, BOWERS & CO,
i3dspruce street, Philadelphia, Pa.
CAUTION DO not be imposed upon by other
paI ties Pmlng oft worthless cast iron machines
under the same name or othersise. Ours il the
only genuine ana really practical cheap machine
manufactured, aprl6i3m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-28

BosToS is having an agreeable little
excitement abou. the butchers, who
would seem to be in the habit of serv-
ing up diseased meat to their custo-
mers. One of these gentlemen died the
other day, from blood.poisoning "in-
ocula,ed into his system while dressing
adead OK" and as it appears that a
portion of the animal was taken into
the city in a market-wagon, the pre-
vailing question just now in Boston
society is, Who ate that beef? Perhaps
a few lessons Of this sort are necessary
to convince people Of the necessity for
sanitary inspection
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-28
BEvJ. NYrLtIAMs, Secretary.

MISSOURT MUTU AL
Ranks high in the iis; OF sound, thrifty Western
Life Companies
IL has assets more than enough to cover all it,
liabilities 10 addition To the capital.
II has one hundred thousand dollars deposited
with the Sstte OF MISSOURI a. a perpetual guar
antee TO It's policy holders.
1t has complied fully with the new laws of the
State, which are quite NJ exactlng 6nd more rigid
~ enforced than those of Eastern states.
II invests is funds In the West, among the
people from whom they are received.
Its management ~ vigorous, skllful and pru-
dent.
it, annual income fIom the interest alone i
already more than sufficient TO pay its losses.
IL issues policies upon the ordinary life and en-
dowment plans, at the same rate as.other nrst-
class companies.
The policy holders receive all the PROFITS in an
nual dividends.
The stock holders can receive only ten per
cent. of interest on their capital, by the terms OF
the charter.
The annual dividends to policy holders are AL
ready -.eater than many old Eastern Companies
have ever been able to pay.
The State Of Illinois PAID last year about ioer
million dollars for Life Insurance.
Why send so much money out OF the state
away TO New York AMI New England for an article
that may be produced Just as cheapy (orm sol
WOOD g. Low,
apr2Glsw,f Agents at Cairo.
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TEN THOUSAND TIMES

power equal 20 other microscopes Of many
times its cost. Reyea'- countless litte worlds, all
around Us, ieeming WITH hle, which u the naked
eye must forever remain q Sc sled hook-ss eels in
vinegar, animals in water, cheese mites, sugar and
itch Insects milk Giohules claws aud hairs OF in-
socts, hundreds OF eyes bn q single eye of fy,
dust Of buttcfty's wing 10 be perfectly formed
feathers, the much talked OF Trinohna spirslis or
pork worm. which was first discovered in America
with this Microscope.
II is Of intimate value TO professional men, to
teachers and to studenl., but nowhere - II Of
greater value than the family able. within the
reach OF every member. nwilI delight yourself,
your children and your friends during the long
winter evenings. II will show You authorizations
and uoeieauliuess OF various kinds Of food,
gar, tea, bread. meal, a..
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-28
NOTICE.

state Of linpis, Alexander county, -;
To the May Tenn, A d., ls,l, Oi the AlcSHt der
county Prob de tuurl;
In the matter OF the gulgdlan,h p Of minor
heirs OF Peter Stsplctou, deceased Notice Of
resignation.
To uli persons concerned TAX" notice, that
the ugder. gueI, guardian of the person and
property Of Mcha"l shpiston, minor heir of
Peter stipl ton, deceased, VII, on the third dry
ofthe May rrun, 4 D., ls;l, O! the id court, 10
be holden - tho court house IN the city of CAIRO,
m SAID county, on tte third Monday Of May
next, presunt % said court for accep ancc, h. ;
resignation al tnc Office of guardian 81 said r! :
chaei stnrle'"h, according 10 the -tl'ut Ia such
case made aud provided,
JOINS CANNON,
Guardian Of MIchacl Stalletcn.
ia;ed a Cairo, Ills, this l7th day OF April, 1871
auris dIt.XlV
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-28
A ID MIN STR a FOR
"A TlGn;.

Estu,s of John NanGycxc, Dlcel~cd
The undersigned hnvinp been appointed Al
min stfaior ofthc estate of John Nandyche. late
of the County OF Alexander and State ut Illinois.
deceased, hereby gives notice that he will nppt or
before The County Court Of Alexander County at
the court house IN Caro- at The MHy tenn, ON tho
3ri hon iay in May neNt, at which time all per-
sous having claims against sad estate are no.
titled ami requested {. attend for the purpose OF
having tn same adjusted, All persons Indebted
70 said estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment 10 the undersigned.
aled this lt'h day of March, 4. H. is7i
mchltwGt ISAAC WALDEE, Administrator.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-28
ONLY DAILY PAPER In EGYPT,

formed nucleus for growth, and gradual
ly spread till the whole surface was com
pletely covered with sound and new in
tegument OF skin, and the young man has
good ankle Joint and beautiful stump.
Inc surgeon in charge Whose name we
are not ut liberty TO use) does not claim TO
be the diicoverer Of this treatment. the
credit of which is due 20 celebrated sur
geon Of Paris--Mr. Reverdin, we believe.
But the present case is believed TO be the
most clearly defined and cmincntly sue
.cessful one yet treated in the United
States, and as such will undoubtedly tx-
cite much interest in scientific circles.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-28
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Guide.
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-28
Tmr first legal execution which ever

The first legal execution which ever
took place in Wyoming, the hanging
of Boyer, the half breed, for the mur-
der Of Nc Clusky and Lowry, occurred
in Cheyenne on the 2lst inst. The
prisoner showed great composure, his
last affirmation being Il no cry1-I no
woman man; | die brave and
added, after the most approved manner
of civilized murderers, that he loved
the Grea, Spirit and was going to seek
Him.