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The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-06-28

BD~Jof Davis, says the Cincinnati
Commercial, has done his part TO help the
Republican party out of its troubles HIS
speech was beautifully timed for the all
important Ohio campaign.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-06-28

makes perfect" There are dozen lit,,o
diiicultics to bo overcome whoch only
experience can mastcr.- ~ Y. T'r;b,,,,S
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-06-28

AN APT QUoTATIoN.-The .N,sSac
Journal, speaking of the death of Mr..
Vallandigham from wound inflicted BY
his own hand, makes the following
dpropos quotation from Byron:
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-06-28
ORDINANCES,
ORDINANCE NO. ia.

ORDINANCE NO. ia.
An Ordinance authorizing stay OF execution In
certain cases.
Be It ordained by the City Council of'he Guy OF
Cairo;
Svcr,os l. That Il shall be the duty OF the Police
Magistrates OF the city OF Cairo whenever IN, tne
CITY Attorney OF said city may so dliect 20 s'oW NOV,
forty.eisht hours in favor Of any person who
may have been found guilty OF violation OF any
direct such stay whonsver no may think the in
teiest OF the ely requires such stay OF ofexecntion.
cat,on In had Who shall be found within the limit
OF the city OF Cairo afer the time OF such stay of
execution has elapsed shall bs dealt WITH AZ II no
such stay Of execution had been granted.
Approved June 22d, ls1l.
Attest, JOHN M. LkN3DEN, Mayor.
NJ. j, H0wLEy, City Clerk. je23dlN
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Twas thine own folly gave the fatal blow,
Ahi made the wound that now hath laid thee Low
30 thr sirunE eagle, stretched upon the PLAIN
y" more through rolling clouds to soar again
'I.Nel hls own feather on the fatal dart.
Ahd winged the SHAFT that quiyercd in his heart
Keen were his Gangs, hut krencr far to feel
~. nur'ed the pin'In thnt lmpclled the steel
Nhle Tie same pluinsge that had warmed hi.
ne-t
Drank hs last life drop Of hi. bleeding breast. "
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WILLIAM SMITH NJ n
PATENTS.
PATENTN.
FOUNTAIN SCRUBBER.
SAVES TIME, LABOR AND MONEY
ITS ADVANTAGES

OVER OTHER ARTICLE IN USE FOR FLOOR
AND DHoUsE-CLEANISG, ARE
Ist-It furnishes water and does the scrubbing
and mopping at the same time.
time required in the ordinary way.
3d-It will do the work Of the scrubbing brush.
es, tha, costTj cents each.
1th-It will save the prlce oi itself twice year
In brooms.
0th-It will not raise dust.
6th-The rubber can be replaced for 10 cents.
7th-The head il malleable iron, and will last
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EVERY FAMILY, STORE, SALOON
HOTEL AND STEAMBOAT
SHOULD USE THEM.
am prepared TO furnish them by single dozen
or gross, on short notice. Address
my2jdlm WIN. HENRY, Cairo, llls.
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-11-16
The Mormon Question,

Az was predicted years ago at the time
the Pacific railroad was undertaken, the
Mormons, like the Indians, are going down
before that great civilizer. The imperial
tread ofthe iron horse is too much for them.
Already their polygamy is vitality attack
BY the U. s. Courts, and their chief
esclssiastios, even their great Pope, are
being arraigued for criminal practices, aud
one Of them has just been sentenced to
three years Imprisonment and fined five
hundred dollars. This is taking the bull
by the horns" The men who have here.
sOfors scofed at long range at the Gov.
eminent find it an ugly customer to crap.
pie with in close quarters. They are be-.
ginning to realize that Mormonism, now
that slavery is dead, 10 to share tho fate Of
it, twin relic Of barbarism." as they we're
both so oppositely and tersely characteriz.
ed BY the Republican National Convention
Of 1860. No such foul blot on the fair
fame Of this great country is to be longer
tolerated Is that Utah charnel house. We
rejoice that the issue has come and that
the government is meeting itso vigorous.
",
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Sleep Walking.

An exchange says one Of the greatest
fsats Of sleep walking on record, was lately
performed BY married lady who resides
ct Onoudago, South Hollow. At about
one o'clock on Saturday morning, last,
this lady dreamed that her father, who re-
sides near Hastings, Osvego county, was
very sick, and had sent for her to visit him
Immediately. She arose from her bed,
dressed herself, and started on foot to
Liverpool, where she could take the cars
on the Northern Railroad for Hastings
she arrived at Liverpool, and stopped at
the house Of Justice of the Peace of the
town ofSaliua, at a little after daylight
During all this time the lady was sound
asleep, and did not awake until arriving at
the house. Her feet were sore, and one
Of her ankles badly swollen from the effects
OF her long tramp, distance Of not less
than fifteen miles. The lady says she was
perfectly unconscious during her long walk
and the last thing she could remember be-.
fore arriving at the house was the dream
TINT her father was dangerously i'll, and
desired her immediate presence.
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The Luxury OF Laziness.

Some years ago Lazy Mans Society
was organized in London, England, and
one Of the articles required no man should
ever DO in hurry. II he violated this
article no was to stand treat to tho other
members. Now it happened on q time
that member, doctor, was seen driving
post-haste through the streets to visit a
patient. The members Of tho society saw
him and chuckled over the idea Of treat,
and on bis return reminded him Of his fast
riding and violation Of The rules. "Not
OF all," said the doctor, determined not to
be outdone; "the truth is my horse was
determined to 60, ond was too lazy to
stop him." They did not catch the doctor
that time.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-11-16
THE World Over.

From all parts Of the world We continue
to receive tidings Of destruction Of life
and property BY food, fire and shipwreck.
10 China, the storms and floods, Of which
We have previously had some accounts, are
reported to have swept away three thousand
persons. The Russian mining town of
Bogoslovsk, in the Ural Mountains, has
been burned by incendiaries; and. in addi-
ton to the great disasters in our own coun.
try already chrouicled, we are beginning
to receive accounts of numerous wrecks
which occurred during the late gale along
the Lake aud Atlantic coast. AT Halifax,
ports on the St. Lawrence, and on both
sides Of the great L,kcs. tho devastation
has been unusually heavy. These, and
the other great calamities that have over.
taken US, are proofs Of the helplessuess
Of man, With oil hisproud achievements Of
science, against the unlashed elements by
which be 10 surrounded.
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Signs of Winter.

When you think that you don't know
whether The firs-bell has been rung or
not.
When it strikes you that your watch is
Of least ten minutes fast; and SO il you get
up when the minute hand is "at a quarter
to" you'll bs 10 capital time.
That ifyou could only be taken out Of
bed 10 be washed 10 second by machin.
ery. you wouldn't mind getting up.
That another five minutes sleep will
make you all right for tue day.
That its three minutes to the half.hour,
and you'll get up exactly at the half
hour
That it's Just one minute past the half
hour, 30 you'll get up exactly at tho thirty.
Eve minutes.
That % five minutes won't make much
difference; say, get up at the quarter pune.
tuslly.
The following considerations will also
lead you to the conclusion that the winter
has come Of last.
That you can't get up without hot wa
/. Ter.
That you don't think that water is quite
bot
That DO had better bring little more
u
water, please. and take care it's quite
bot.
That you can't get up until your cloth.
90 are all ready for you.
That q little snoozs while James is
bringing the clothes (and while be fetches
some more hot water) will do you all the
good 10 the world.
That when you do get up you won't DO a
second dressing.
That you'll gstup 10 exactly two min.
utes from now.
That Qhe two minutes having passod)
you'll just settle what your going to do TO-
day, and then get up.
That, ilthat's the FIRST bell, you've plen.
y oftimc; and il its the second, it's no
good hurrying up now, as you're late any
how.
The consideration that is generally re-
quired before making move out Of bed is
in itself a pretty cure sign Of the presence
Of winter.
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Manhood; How Lost! How Restored!

sssssaJust published, q new edition Of Dr..
sya{9 CuLvERwELL's CELEBRATED Essay on The
aMSSradcal cure (without medicine) Of Spe.
matorrhoea, or Seminal Weakness, lnvolunta.
nv Seminal Losses, Impolency, Mental and
Physical Inpediments to Marriage, etc, also
Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits, induced by
sclf.indulgence or sexual extravaganza.
gFPrice in scaled envelope, only 6 cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
essay. clearly demonstrates from thirty years
successful practice. that the alarming conse.
quences Of Self.Abuse may be radically Gu.
red without the dangerous use of internal
medicines or The application Of the knife; point,
ing out mode Of cure at once simple, certain
and eAectual by means Of which every sufferer,
no matter what his condition may be, may cure
himself cheaply, privately, and ladically.-
DJThis lecture should be in the hands Of
every youth aud man in the land.
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope, to any
address, on receipt Of six cents or two postage
stamps, Also, DR.. Culverwell's Marriage
Guide" Price 25 cents. Address the Publish
ers, CHAS. j. G. KLINE 4 CO.,
l27 Bowery, New York, p. o, Box 1856.
sept %, ls7l-ly. r,4co.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-11-16

II appears that the German expedition
which is reported to have discovered the
open Polar Sea, gained access from the
Atlantic, not from the Pacific, as has been
stated. DR.. Reterman, the celebrated Ger.
man geographer, tclcgraped as follows con.
corning the discovery
81 just now received the information
that Payer and Weyprechts North Pole
expedition has returned safe aud very sue.
cessfully to Tromsoe. They made with a
small sail vessel, the very important dis.
covery Of an open sea east Of Spizbergen
and Kingkarlsland, which, according to
their opinion, extends probably to the
atopen Polar Sea, near the New Siber-
ain Islands. The most favorable route to
the North Pole lies right up in tho mids,
between Spizbergen and Navigasemlia,
which couGrms tho WOW for which I vvu.
tended so many years. The discovery Of
Payer and Weyprecht is q triumph of Ger.
man science"
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No. Appreciated.

A young gentleman anxious to learn TO
sing. went up into the garret one Sunday
night about beadiime, and resolutely com.
meuced his exercises with bis pslambook.
lie had been singing but q short time,
when bis father, q 6dgety old gentleman,
stole out Of bed with his night.cap Oh, and
on reaching tue foot Of the stairs, mildly
inquired:
"Jamesl"
No answer came. James was very busy
with bis musical exercises.
"James?".
Still 10 answer.
"James?'
"Sir."
"IIavc you heard a very peculiar
noisc!'
mo"
"-an-I- thought--but never mind.
"Aud the old gentleman walked back to
bis rooms nultcriug iudistiuctly.
Presently James resumed bis exercises,
aud was getting on famously, as be thought
when bis parents like the ghost Of Ham.
let's father, again came forth exclam-
ing:
"James?"
"Sir.'
"Arc you sure that Bose is fastened
up?"
"Ycs sir, | attended to it my self"
Every well; no matter"
And he once more returned 10 bis room.
Wondering what his father meant by
inquiriug after the house-dog Bose, James
was silent for q minute, but soon returned
to bis exercises more vigously than ever.
Again, however, he was interrupted by the
voice Of his parent shouting:
"James!"
"Sir."
~ am sure Bose is loose"
ut can't be possible SIR"
"He is, | toll you"
"What makes you think so sir?"
"Why for The last half hour I have
heard something that sounded very much
as if the dog was again worrying tho poor
old cat"
James never rcsu med his exercises after
that overwhelming compliment.
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The Family Fireside.

A we'll ordered home is a paradise on
earth. No other earthly pleasure is equal
to the calm coatentmen, and rational joy
fcl. at The family Preside. The excitement
fcven successful business is attended with
vexation; the cnjoyments Of travel are as.
ISOLATED with fatigue aud danger; the pur-
suit Of fame is distracting, and oven tue
pleasures Of knowledge are combined with
bitterness. But The happiness Of the fire.
side is uualIoyed No vexations disturb it
never satiates or disgusts the mind; it is
pure, calm, unmiycd delight
What charming picture is presented 10
tho admirng eye Of tho virtuous philan.
lhropist, tho lover Of the beautiful and the
good! There is lie husband and the faith.
er in the primo ofIife unbeudiug bis mind
from tho toll and pursuit Of business, read.
ing some favorite volume to tho wife of his
bosom or playing with the delighted prat.
tier on his knee. While tho mother with
countenance radiant with smiles, plies
the needle for the accommodation and
wants Of her husband as she listens and
perhaps rocks the cradle with her busy foot,
orsoftly Administered gentle word ofrcbuko
when the little ones become too NOISY.
From such pleasures there need be no
exemption. With The possession Of picty
and reason; Of gcntleness and mutual love
the happiness Of true home may DO pos.
sessed by every family.
Mutual love will lead to mutual forbear.
ance; gentle kindness oimanner will make
toll itself delightful; reason will fortify tho
mind against the natural ills Of life; while
picty will crown the whole with a hallow-
ing influence which nothing can disturb.
The asperitics Of a mind perplexcd
with daily toll will DO smoothel away: the
triAing vexations to which all our lives
are subjected will pass unnoticcd, and DO
soon forgotten; old age. instead Of being
burden, will DO delight, and sickness,
though it may cast q shadow over the
hearth.stone, will only prompt to Offices of
love, and develop renewed resources of
tenderness and affection.
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HEALTH, BEAUTY,
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-11-16

An Ohio farmer thought the reprieve Of
. murderer, the other day, "pesky mean
game" ~ be had grist at the mill, and
expected to have darned good time wit.
ns'sing the execution while waiting for it.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-11-16

Society owes more to tho substantial
farmers who ride in the old family carry.
alls, than to the jockies who drive in skcl.
elton sulkies, aud more is to DO hoped for
from improvement Of milk COWS, than from
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-11-16

AT Akron acaual drivertvisted a mules
tail to make it 60. The clergyman paid
a fitting tribute to bis many excellent
qualities at the funeral.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-11-16

lfyou wish to increase the size and
prominence Of your eyes, just keep an &c.
count Of the money you spend foolishly
and add it up at the end ofthe year.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-11-16

A young man having late railroad
disaster iu his mind has broken bis engage.
ment with q young lady, because she wears
train and is negligent about her switch.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-11-16

The Mayor Of Macon Georgia, offers q
premium Of $50 to the prcItiest girl under
~ who appears in homespun dress at
the State fair.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-11-16

A German being required to give full
receipt, after much mental effort produced
the following: "[sh full; I wants no
more money.-Johu Swachhammcr.',
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-11-16

Get your smoked glass ready for the
next eclipse, which is to be total shroud-
ing 1t the sun and visible in the United
States. 1t will come of in June, 1854.
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R. R. R.

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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-11-16

:, The song ofthc ladies at West Point:
"How Love the Military" Song Of the
cadets: Glow Love the Millinery"
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Susan B. Anthony did not enjoy her
visit to Salt Lake as much as she expected
Brigham isn't marrying anybody this year.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-11-16

The i latest I. mode of announcing a birth
is to call it cutting of coupon from
marriage bonds.n 0A
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THE SILVER RulE.-Tbiuk all you can
Of the good qualities of others, forget and
keep silent concerning their bad qualities.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-11-16

A Toast Here's to the Three Ages
Engage, Marriage and Dot.ags.
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Can lover be called a sutton when be
doesn't suit herr.