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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-13
GIVEN UT As LOST.

The second thing IL. the patients must stay IN a
possible 60 prevent itin cold when a the lungs
are diseased, hut q mest he prevented or cure
especially In THIS section vi the country, In the
fali ana winter season, are nil wrong. Physi-
tients. II their luny5 are bldiy diseased; and vet,
because they arc ~ tho house they must not
much and W fast ~ tho strength viii bear 70
get up good oircnlott0n OF blood. The patients
well. This has u great deal 10 do with the sppe-
ny ana i me great y, n9ti t 9gain:
possibility IN thu worst casc-, and moral GER
tainty In all Others ~ sinful, DIR. Schcnck's per-
was In these modest words
Many Year, nso ! WAS ~ the last stages Of
snnsumptiSni coaned 70 ny bGd, and AZ zoe
n week then, like "a drowning nun catching at
.trlys,i heard o. and Obtained the preparations
a perfect cure uf me. II seemed To- mo that /
could feel them penetrate my whole system.
j would spt up more titan n pint ~ "fIonsive
yellow matter every morning g. a long time:
me, and my apret,G became so rroat that ii was
much. 1 coon gained my strength. unt have
81 was weighed shortly after my recovery. =
ADDED tho n9c,or, tAsn io"k,ng IKE ~ mere
twe dG nys ~ ln'', d {r Year, have en-.
Dr. schemes haY discontinued hls profCssionn nj
visit. - Sev-Yur. and Boston iIc or lis son,
d;: a n t 5ciss f ~, S9q,"ee , * Sc" ~
. rhilhdephia, every saturday iron q ~ to3 = NJ
Tnu.e who wish q thuruuRI examination win
the Nesp,romct.r VIII b. charged -. The Il 3.
promoter declares Tho pguct condition ~ the
lungs, and patients can readily learn whether
tlry are durable or not.
the directions Tor taking The medicines arc
ndhWed % tlH intelligence even " u child. EOl-
iOY tIesc directions, and Kind Nature viii do tho
rest, excepting that In some cases the Mandrake
rus are y be taken In Increased doses the
thrc' mrdtclros need no other Accomplishments
than tte uiub,e Instructions that uccpnppny
thc!ni IIrst crcitn appetite. ~ Returning
igiitn, munger Il tho most welcome symptom.
Nhcn ~ "H'bc1 us 10 VIII come, let the desuutr-
Ing 900 one" be- Of good cheer Good blood az once
follows, lhr cough lnusCns, the night sweat Is
hmiod In short tIIac both of these morbid
tyEpin ms "rr gone forever.
~ -cunn"i 2 iuPlicineH lrc constantly kept IN
tens ~ thousands u, families. A. u laxative or
pnrhhtive, the Mandrake Pills arc ~ standsfd pre-
parutuni While ul" tumqniC ssrup, a. q cnre
oil coughs ana cpLds. may liG' Regarded rs a pro-
Pnyhctsrc against consumption IN any Of Its
Price OF the PulmOnlc Syrup and Sea.vocd
T0nie' sl.A bottle, or $40 half dOsen Man.
~-ts and deHlers. ..'I'N - " $50
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-13
CONSUMPTION.
LEAVE NO STING BEHIND"

Tho Mandrake Pulls arc composed OF one OF Ma
lures nublcst giits-the PodOphillum PetatuIn.
They p,,s-s-s AL the Understanding, Alternative
prVpeities ug csllosnci, but. unlike cal0mel. they
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-13

sEMI.WEEKLY sun, - A YEAR,
OF the same size and general character as
THE WEEKLY, tSt ~lA b grsstcr variety OF
miscellaneous reading. and Furnishing tAs news
10 its subscribers With greater frsshsssa. hssause
1t comes twice week Instead OF sscs saiy.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-13

THE DAILY sUx. - AYEAR.
. A prominently readable nsvspssss, vsss the
p ydent. and fearless In politics. All the uevs
rom everywhere. Two cents . COPY By mail
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-13
DIR. JOSEPH II. sCHENCK's SIMPLE
TREATMENT,

and availed themselves of his wonderfully effca.
ciuus medicine, they would not have fallen.
Dr. ~chenck has IN hts own case proved that
wherever sufficient vitality remains, that vital
ity, 10y his medicines and his directions for their
use, IL quickencd into healthful vigor.
IN thi- statement there Is nothing presump-
tuuus. To tue faith of the invalid IL made no
representation that IL not athousand times sub
Stimulated by living aud visible works. The
tneury ~ TIE cure by DIR. Schenck's medicines
l. Hs simple ~ 1t Is unfniling. Its philosophy re-
cures no sumcnt. misunderstanding, self-con-
NiuCing.
I'ne Sea-wccd Tonic and Mandrake PINS nrc the
FIST two weapons WITH when the citadel of tho
Ila ady l. assacd. Two thirds of the cases OF
consumption originate In dyspepsia and u func-
tlunul,y dis'rdercd liver. With this condition
the bronchial tubes "sympathizcn with tho
OF 10 liver. Here Then comes tho eliminating
result, ma the setting In, with all Its distress
LIZ syuptuma of
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-13

CORN.--ls in active demand, and the
supply altogether unequal. sac in hnlt'
on Track, isan outside quotation. Sales
WERE
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-13
11IrY MaissirAL's NOTICE.

An owners of Dog are hereby notified that
,,,,m an /. nj or the 18th Of NV, ts7t, I VII hi
nil mi censed dogs foun running loose inside
he O, Isratr limits tn. edy OF Caro. can
he found ~ the City Clerks office dali during
Office hours, from the lat Of May until the tn oil
May, ISL .. ... ANpBE ,AtN, '
-...a' CITY Ma sha.
Caro-. Arrii 20, Is7l..,s E,ti-,. L = hi,rsa I'd
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-13

supply altogether unequal. sac in hnlt'
on Track, isan outside quotation. Sales
were
lCa-, White IN bulk. on Track %"
a." in sacks, delivered, 6oc@62
q N;veA :, on track 60
IA WL;,. 62c
800 sacks Mixed, delivered ...... 6lcCs o2c
500 White, ...... 62c(Gooc
OATS.-There is agood inquiry for
oats, and very little in the market. Sales
were ..-..-
! car, In second. hand sacks, deld. 5Gc
400 .."........."'..'ooc(doe
HAYS unchanged. Sl7 90 is the
highest tina, was offered to-day. Sales
were ..
2 cars...... ................Sl6 5o@l7 so
BuTTER.-The supply exceeds the de-
mand and prices exibi, little variation.
sxics were
2 bickeu ....... ...."......,."... ..'.'Zoc
10 pkgs cLoicc...... .ZOctd2oc
~ tubs. ...... .ZZc(d @4t
e EGGS.- Are arriving freely. with quo
.ations but slightly changed Sales were
10 Pkg ,..........---.... .."-.l34ctdl De-
iitS ao1s.s. ......'''.''-.'sioctd ioc
Dds .............. ..........,.......l59 &C
MEAL.-yhe market is unchanged.
Sales we're
40 bbls, City Steam Dried...S2 95@s3 90
lV0 ia Z" u del 2 IS
POULTRY.-Receipts are light. Prices
rule from 81 bo@$5 90. Sales were
= coops chickens .......... 81 o0@5 So
20 turkeys..".-..."...... so each
ST1NnPrES an hills oernan. 50 20
100 bbis lime, in bulk, 81 10.
10. .H# ~ i..... I..
'a.iI- fifsr.a. Inrr irH'..s. ....
POwDER-Kegs. rine......... Oh
Kegs. blastiJg...-....."- AOO@ Axe
lRON -DrsrS ". other s,scs as
'''.' DO hnn .aiu
MI
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-13

Dyspepsia, headache,
jaundice, eostiveness,
sick headache, chronic
'diarrhpa, affections OF
|the bladder, cam
|dyseniery. affections
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-13
By Railroaa-5y Blue and National Lines
. o. To Now York f.."' -..
SPECIAL NOTICES.


This superb HAIR bye is the BEST IN rHE WORLD
PERFECTLY Harmless Reliable and Insthsnteons.
No disappointment. No Ridiculous llnts or I'm
pleasant odor. The genuine W. A. Bachelors
ia r D,e produces IMMEDIATELY splendid
Black or natur Brown. Does not STAN the
SKIN, hut leaves the hair Clean, Soft and Beauti.
ul. The only safo nd Per f." 1yc'
= by Ill druggists. Factory lG Bond Street,
Non yofk. ian, 2id-od6wlv
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-13
=.------TT7- ~ :"
Thr Bulletin,
COMMERCIAL.
rAerdsy E cning. May II. 1871.

Ef2 thursday e on'ns' May H. ISL
IN Che whole, the state OF the market
..u.,n.abou, the same as at our last report.
Flour !. firm at quotations hut not higher.
Cor, and ea4 .reinsc,iye demand which
/, unsupplied by receipts. ,., "a
~ a7he provision narkes is inactive ana
nominal and country produce dull and uni
changed. - -a.
FLOUR.--The market is a llttie more
active, with a frmer feeling. Sales
$50 bbls, Various Grades. 80 ooCee oV
Sales from City Mills were
$50 bbis. K. ................''''''' '''"' 90 w
l5o - XX-.......-..-...... -.-... ~
$50 XXX ........ ...... '.'''' w
i5o a XxXx........"..."...".".. 80
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-13
UClSUMPTlUN.
lis Cure and Its Preventive
BY J. y. sCHENCK, ND.

Many hunnn being has passed n way for whose
death there was no other reason than the neglect
ofknOwn and indsputably proven means of cure.
Those near and dear to family and friends are
sleeping the drcunless slumDcr into which. had
they fIy udOutpd
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-13
WANTED. AGENTS.

Seventy Ave to two hundred dollars per month
everywhere, male and female, to Introduce the
Genuine Improved Common sense Family Sewing
Machine. This ma HUE will stitch, hem, fell,
tuck, bind, braid, cord, quilt and embroideI in
most superior manner. Price only 80. Fully
warranted for FIVE wears. Wewill pay $1,000 for
any mac hne thatwill sew a stronger, more eau.
tiful or more elastic seam than oars. Ii makes the
ELASTIC LocN Sutch.n Every second stitch can
Ice ut, and still the cloth cannot be pulled apart
without tear,ngi We pay agents $40 TO $500 per
mont. ana expenses, or commission from which
W ce that amount can be made, For circulars
AID terms, apply TO or address,
c. BOWERS a CO.,
i36spruce Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
CAurroN-Do not be imposed upon by other
parties palming OF, worthless cast iron machines
under the same name or Otherwise. Ours IL the
only 9. nune ano really practical cheap machine
manufactured sprl6d3m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-13
FLOUR.

80 CO 70 h, p,i UUi........... 81 ..".".sl ~
To Boston, pea bPl..... .,"..o,.,a. 30
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-07-27
Poisoned to Death.

A healthy liver secretes each day about two
and half pounds Of bile, which contains
great amount of waste material taken from
the blood. When the liver becomes torpid or
congested, it fails to eliminate this vast
amount OF noxious substance, which, there
fore, remains to poison the blood and be
conveyed to every part Of the system. What
must be the condition of the blood when 1t
Is receiving and retaining each day two and
half pounds of poison? Nature tries to work
oil this poison through other channels and
organising kidneys, lungs, skin, etc. but
these organs become over,axed in performing
this labor, in addition TO their natural func-
tons, and cannot long withstand the press
ure, bnt becomes variously diseased.
The brain, which is the great electrical GEN.
ter 81 all vitality, is unduly stimulated By the
unhealthy blood which passes to it from the
heart, and 1t fails toperform its Office health.
fully Hence the symptoms of bile poson
ing, which are dizziness, headache, incapacity
10 keep lhe mind on any subject, impairment
OF memory, dizzy, sleepy or nervous feel.
ings, gloomy forbodings and irritability of
temper. The blood its, II being diseased, as it
forms the sweat upon the surface of the skin,
II SO Irritating and poisonous that 1t pro
duces discolored brown spots, p;mples.
olotches and other eruptions, sores. biles.
carbuncles and scrofuous humors. The
stomach bowels and other organs spoken of,
cannot escape becoming affected, sooner or
iater' and cosiiveness, and many other forms
Oh chronic disease, are among the necessary
results. AS remedy for all these various
manifestations OF disease, DR.. Pierce's Golden
neuicai Discovery is positively unequsled. By
u the liver and stomach are changed TO an ac.
1--WE healthy state, the appetite regulated and
restored, the blood and secretions thoroughly
purihed and enriched, and the whole system
renovated and built up anew. Sold bv an
frst.class druggists. s-s
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-07-27
A Pefil0us Season.

Glorious am delightful as the summer 4
il, its IT pical heat Is severe ri TO u
powers. Even the strongest are somenns|
trated by iis effects. The common phrase l
TO this condition OF the body liz general dst
Now. general debility arises from, and md
variety Of ailments. HE liver Is more o.
fected, the bowels are either constipaied 4
much relaxed, the stomach but halt peHa1|
work Of digestion, the appetite Is pool, u
spirits depressed. This IL what IL called Il
deb lily /, il gel ersl disarrangt mertdl
physical function s, and requires as rsa1
medicine that will regulate them all. Ho.d
Stomach Bitters IL specially adapted to lty
pose Its general operation is not confined
single organ. II the liver IL affected II red
lie tone. II he stomach its torpid ii regtAd
IL III the nerves are tremuloDs ard wax
braces and rtinforces them. II the Nit Vi
ever sympathlzes with the body, lie giovt
desponGent, II relieves the difficulty, sho
brings the whole mechanism OF The bod!|
harmony with the laws OF health.
There 10 no civilized nation in me w
Hemis phere in which the utility q hosd
Stomach Bitters as tonic, C, receive, slel
bilious medicine, If not known and sppred
Throughout the Tropics il Is considered, n
the people and the profession, The sta cary
cific While it il q medicine for all seasoII
all climates, IL IL especially suited 10 incl
plants generated by the weather, being he \
and best vegetable stimulant in the world
Beware OF the Bitters made of acrn arc
GUS materials, when INSCRIPTIONS parties 4
deavor ny to foist upon the people. Their
il legion, and the public has no gOaran,sI
they are not poisonous. Adhere 10 III
remedy. Hostetter's Biiters, sold Only
and never IN legs or barrels.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-07-27

4 Laniuz dizps:ch Of the 18Th SAYS the
-rszls Of The recent oens0s throughout
Grea. B1Aia hss y1ss bssa Go sally An-
r1-zce1 The ezzir popalsxsoa x Eng
l.-,6- Treisad, S,g.lA1d, WAles, The Chs--
~ Iss.-5s i tAe Isle Of Mar, i-caE11ng
The s-zy. naTy. AID ntrchx1i us-ine
sLa.g..a. Is g4I=s, IS SO z7i; females, TO-
..ss.; tossl. 3l,0i7,l0s. The prsponder-
ace al females over .nales is lis $50
TIE E2g2zi1e q the steamer Z -nou.ia
erososes, CT lie g, II the GseciAn A-cai
re.aro. Forty Of her crew were killed,
r7s-iy a. tie rzss more or less injured,
~aile .ke ysssal Eas s-noss entirely de-
81 yed
TIE Pope, Il ,ecen. address to the sa-
cred College ST Ro1e, says:
-we Sc .e-y ee.r hroz.e-, L Il. hsnds
Q, IS.4tzs- F-oTsoez5e We lave rqzat1g 20 e gec1
.rr- Ezna- t51. se- EzAz zss aba1doE7d =. = y
iezs4 ws Sas-@-sss' TX ls orEer sSozAa teli
yoz- h1=gs AZ g9ye-LG@-ss- fo-gei14s Ae1f
r-s,-r..es IesTe :. 20 OR tsse. T1tT lave sa-
cr.--ed .. !. fn< pn-.-e. Tsey .ens c. TIE
xx-z.- eczgrxFzE tJL- e. he c =! of ozr 5zoll-e,
H-s f,.ey are fEr frsl iz111g sap Il t-pTort OF
tAs-r Usage Ne ca hgp- f2f 10 o.. ns.p a II.
Il .sw csys. a1d wlll - s.,s1cec ey tae Ain1s-
.ers II Catholic States. We have cole al that
was II Oar 2ower. bat oa' eeor ravs f.Aeo. - y
=. to.s Yoz viii yess re p~rnx,s, thxt We hsve
.stH hope Il FYsEes: BAT France cAE GO nothing
sae T. going throzgn Iriz4zzi crf-ts, which may
- szcceeeS. By cI2ers !eE Eore cr-s6fal- lrePSat
81 al Il Io-E and only miracle CAL save u. II 4,
IAel. 70 the Almighty, AID sesk Lie inssr2oslilon
f.oz Him
In England, on the 18Th, on the North
n dland Railway, the Sheffield express
train, going south, ran into freight train
near Chesterfield Station Two passenger
were killed on, right AID about thirty in
jured, some Of whom would die.
A letter from London says that Thur
low Weed was not as well on July as
when ne left New York. He expressed
his intention of returning In few days, if
his health did not improve.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-07-27

In purchasing clothes wripgs,
one with cog heels, as they g,..,
the rubber rolls from strain thai nv!
wise occur, and add much 10 ill.,
of the machine. The next poin,
that the cog wheels are so aIrans,s
TO fly apart when large article
tween the rollers. Ii matters No.,
the cog wheels are on one end or no.,
the shaft; if large articles discfr,.
they are entirely useless. This !.
portant, for as the larger The =.
greater the strain, therefore if ,heea
separate 50 IS to dlsconnect. they
service WHEEL most needed. We tss
some pains TO examiue the varion.
and much prefer the " Universal v
improved, because it has long az
gears Rowell's Patent Double Geo.
The only vringer with patent IA
preventing the cog-w heels from ~
50 far as 10 lose their power.-Esp \
Ftrm-r. Having useQ the kind Il i
mentioned above, We fully endorse d
said Of it by our New Engla d CONF !
Editors Of !sestnt JIG 4meYsc4n.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-07-27

horse took fright, upset and broke the
wagon, hurt all The children more or less,
ard broke the leg of daughter of Mr..
Kerns short off above the knee.
Il few days ago, Mr.. R. Hyger's
hoQse, al Saxton, No. was struck by
li-atnisg. and Henry r Blakemore, and
Ms. Lowell, Of Woodstock, Va, were In
sally killed AT the time of the acct
dent Mrs. Lowell was kneeling at her
bed .ide with her two c. ildreA.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-07-27
PaUssISG's CELEBRATED WH,r |
VINEGAR viii keep Pickles. Ask tq n

WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGA7Isa,
several departments in tie July number y
filed with good reading matter. TIE p1,
Is temperance sketch entitled Free, !,
Bart. In the editorial department i
sketch of the new publishing and editing !
of this magazine. The subscription phs
hoasehoId aGgazihz is only si.oo 3 year.
numbers ten cents. Valuable premiums 4
for subscribers. S. S. WOOD & Co., NJ,
y. Y.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-07-27

THE MUSICAL INDEPENDENT "a
LYON & HEALY) for July, contains deseT
Lausanne, Switzerland. variety Of repIis(
ter, reviews Of New NJ 1sic, Editorial [ ord
ence from New York, eopious summary
sical News, and the following pieces Of Ne
sic: The Independent (galopl, Carl Faat
Meeting of the Waters, Gustayus Geary;
BY and BY, Edw. Hoffman; Footsteps
Stairs GUITAR, Chas. Harris. eco per ye
gle couiee, Is cents,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-07-27

GoDEY's LADY's Book FOR Ara
beautiful steel-plate engraving" Ltsi
Angels "a charming wood-cut illu:ra
passage in the history OF Mary Jsls,
SKIP" and tie Usual colored fa.hiergd
gether with the latest fashion intelli geas|
tanning stories aid sketches, useful reeS1
ms. the present number Of this popus|
zine fully equal to any previously k,s.
terns for G0d.y are: One copy, one ys|
two copies, IS 90; three, 81 81; four, vi
and one extra, si;.0s; eight, and one exn|
eleven, and one extra, s27 20. L. a. Cod
adelphia.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-07-27

PERRY DAVE PAIN KILLER IL an el1
regulator of the stomach and bowels, ana
always be kept on hand, especially st thu /
of the year. when SO many suffer from bcws|
plants. There lie nothing go quick 10 rels|
attacks Of Cholera.
Sold at only IS cents a bottle, by pe'q
generally.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-07-27

4 fact worth remeInbering-Fv.
worth Of .sberidan's CasdlTy Coa.da.,
ders, given 10 horse twice we, /. m
doGble that amount in grain, and n.
will De fatter, sleeker, and every W,
more money than though he did ID
them
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-07-27

VT ALhkLf 10 TICKLE rHk PALATE. but
70 muse health and Wig = into the eneryated
anu alssased system, is the high purpose and
sure eject OF DE- Wakes yEssr.nIr
VINEGAR BITrEEs. This famous r.stora.
i've creates no sudden fash OF excitement. 10
ee sue'eeoed oy increased debility ard ten.
iold 81 ON. II braces the relaxed nerve. "a
impsrts permanent tone and repular;tv 20 ~ :
"no'e animal machinery. Dyspepsia, liver
eowpA'n' physical prostra ion, diarrbes
Anu' in nct, nearly all comp aints that are
not organic, yield to it's operation.
GA arr,eo l.cies: under eli circumstances. viii
una Farsss's Ps,gsfsse Pm 80 ana in
S a.,a.; aos-s mid c~ih&riie. They can.e no
gripping pain. OF crsmp. s1'e ~
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-07-27

Gold closed In Now York on the 10th
= ll2K
In the Connecticut Senate, on the 18th
ths bill repeating the usury laws was
passed by nearly unanimous vote
The news from New York city on the
18th was IN the effect that the number Of
rioters killed In the disturbances on the
l2th would probably reach 100, while there
were over 80 severely wounded in the
hospitals. "When II IL taken into con
alteration that only those hopelessly
wounded, and consequently taken to the
hoepitAl, are there, there were those
slightly wounded slipping away and hid.
ing lest IL should become known they had
taken part in the riot, some approximate
idea of the number Of wounded may be
had. Certainly 800 is not too high an es
Innate. or course many were killed and
wounded who were merely spectators, and
innocent Of disturbance" No Orangemen
nor policemen were killed.
The wapwalloper Powder Mills at
Hicks Ferry, Pa, exploded on the 14th
Michael OHara, was killed, and Peter
G4Out severely wounded.
BY the recent vote in Massachusetts,. A.
ar a. heard from on the 18th. 8O5 towns
prohibited the sale Of malt liquors, and 80
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-25
The Alleged Poisoning Case.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, August 2l-The pre-
Ilminary examination of Mrs. Angelina Col
burn, charged with poisoning her former
husband, Peter Bufenburg, commenced in
London, Madison county day, before
Oliver p Crabb, justice of the peace. Judge
w. Rankins, of Columbus, j. C. McCloud
and j. +. Chapman, of London, appeared
as attorneys for the State, and r. A. Harri-
son, of London, and G. +. Olds, of Colum-
bus, for the defendant. The defendant,
together with her husband, was present,
and the courthouse was crowded with peo-
pie. The examination of witnesses was not
commenced until two o'clock. The only
witness thus far on the stand was Professor
Wormley. The testimony of Wormley was
more minute than it was before the coro-
ner's inquest. but did not differ materially
from that already sent by dispatches, ex-
cept in the following question:
"D1d the examination furnish YOU anv
satisfactory evidence as to how the man in
whose body the organs were came to his
deathY" Answer-'I would say that the
natural inference would be that the individ-
ual came TO his death from poison"
Questi0n-"Aret there any tests by which
it can be determined whether death in a
given case resulted from poison with a rea-
s0nable certalntyS Answer-"The natural
inference would be that the man was poi
soned unless there should be satisfactory
explanation. We might go step further
With the aid Of anatomical investigation.
A critical examination of the whole body
might assist in determining the question"
Professor Wormley said further that there
was no case on record of criminal intro
ductioa of arsenic into a dead body. At
this point, Judge Ranken, on the part of the
prosecution, moved that the coroner be
ordered to re-exhume the body of the de-
ceased, and have it taken to place where
an examination could be promptly and
etfectually made. The counsel for the de-
fence dld not make serious opposition to
this motion. which was taken under consid-
Grafton by the justice, and was not decided
Alr. Harrison gave notice that when such
q proceeding should take place, the counsel
for The defence would desire to be consulted
as TO who should make the examination
They would desire to know that the exami-
nation was conducted in a proper manner
by proper persons. The examination of
Professor Wormley was then proceeded
concluded until to-morroUr |