The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-13

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!, we gave Mr. Mccartney, yesterday, an
b say, that he would doubtless, make goo
r officer, if he knew any law. lie has indu
try, energy, and desire to excel, but b
can, apparently, neither remember nc
understand the law be reads.
| 1.-THE sun ariscth, and the sun goet
down, and basteth TO his place where h
arose." but the sun, in all his course doc
not cast his eye upon sny other Jail as III
terly unfit for human habitaticn as tn
jail of Alexander county--if the gran
jury has not exaggerated the badness of IL
condition. GAS foul as a lazar-house,"
too foul for endurance. And nobody I
blame
We shall never be satisRed-stall al
ways be restless--until the advice of tn
late grand jury has been acted upon, an,
We have n courthouse square redolent o
the perfume of roses, planted with fores
and fancy trees, in the shade of whicl
country people, who attend court ma,
lounge and loll, awaiting the slow pro
cesses of the law, and quaffing the odor o.
sweet blossoms. A square of the above
description is absolutely demanded by the
civilization of the nineteenth century.
1.-THE wind goeth towards the south,
and turneth about unto the north it
whirleth about continually, and the wind
returneth again unto his circuits !" but the
wind in all his path does not blow upon
a Jail such = the Alexander county Jail is
described to be by the grand jury. And
nobody to blame but the Jail itself. 1t be-
came "foul as lazar-house' in despite Of
all the herculean efforts of Jailer Fitzger-
aid to keep 1t clean as parlor and as sweet
as the blossoms and flowers the grand jury
say should dangle in the breezes that wan
der through the court house square.
We thought we we're out of the woods,
but we aint. And now comes Martin V.
Brown, middle-aged man from the coun-
try, and seeks to enjoin the county court
from issuing the bonds {, the Cairo and
Vincennes and Cairo and st. Louis rail-
roads. But his efforts to prevent the peo-
pie from doing their sovereign will can.
not amount TO much--not If the court
know herself and she think she do. Mar
tin ought not to take his defeat for sher-
if. SO much to heart, and If sugar plums
will do him any good they ought to be
furnished TO him without money and with
out price. Or, if it should be determined
that he h's worms, Fannestocks vermi-
fuge should be furnished without delay.
OUR RAILROAD lNTEREsT.-The present
encouraging evidences of railroad pros
pcrity should induce every citizen Of Cairo
to patronize Fred. Theobold, who has re-
turned to the city and taken charge of his
popular tonsorial palace, on Sixth street,
between Ohio lcvce and Commercial av-
enue. Fred. is master in his business,
with reputation that extends far and
wide. He employs only the most skillful
workmen. His razors arc sharp, his tow
els fresh and sweet, and his barber-shop us
clean and bright as new pin. Give Fred
a call, all for the sake of auld lang syne.
Caro-, July 10, 1871.
Mr.. J. c. Hays, Agt. Cor Howe Sewing Machine.
Having examined thoroughly the i'm
proved Howe, find its great range of work
and use Of thread, gives it supremacy over
any other sewing machine l have ever
tried. While the general simplicity and
manifest durability, will certainly recon-
mend it to all wanting good, easy run
ming, practical sewing machine.
WI HAMILTON.
The most perfect tensions ever saw.
w. G. CARY.
Having tried the Singer and other good
sewing machines, l perfer the improved
Elias Howe to any other, it being simpler
and easier Of management, and the ma
chinery more compact.
HENRY DEvELIN.
The above are only few of the many
testimonials daily offered in favor Of the
Howe. ....
w. j. Hamilton is practical engineer
of twenty years, while the well-earned
reputation of w. G. Cary needs no re-
commentator. Also the skill of Henry
Devclin, mechanic of 10 years, entities
him to no small consideration. These
with others, are the results of ten days in
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