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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-01-25

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-01-25

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Gin NbGupmem.

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-01-25
3erHtentbeit.

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Grau!stn (,erltreuD. - eisutenants
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-01-25
2lmDitrrs SSocbricI,t.

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AM Wontng ben 5. 6rbruar 1872, nm 3 llbr
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gen rtnrriten miIeu, pbristnfaIIs lr fur int
mer eirirs 5cnes ptrluRig prresu.
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Seranipn, 10. 9anuar 1S72-3p
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-01-25
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Won Pennsylvanien.
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Irnft Cure aufmrrfiamfsit Guf tic irbr libsraIru
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rs peniser ais elm 9dbr III, felt mir 6jei6afir
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-01-25
3um Serfanf Ober Slt
ferm;cthc1t:

Cine fbSns Sausrsi In ByCmins County,
ndt Nrilrn Spn SunFbanuof, al btr 9ppmanS
Grrrt lisatno, rrtbaItsno Sdus unS S6tutr,
rsblt l50 slderr 4nnb, pOppn 10 Nder eisgs.
fsnSt unc untrr gutter Gulfur, ter Jrlf frbr sutS
SrlJlano. Sfa9jufrassu bel Srr. 9pbH 3eip-
Ter, Scranton. 7p7l
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-01-25
G0rmania Halle.

giutm ssrrbrten Yublifum bic srssbtnt au-
JsiS,, zap obigCS, rabe hem Dtppt sslrssnr eOial
nru riusrridtst urp brtfutrnb pfri6Uurrt pOrbtH
e uno untrr trr 9rituuS ers llnter;ribntiru btn
eeutidrn publifum ieSt pierfr pfien ifrbt.
Die 3rtt Ter fprneIlrH Ginpfi9ung pirS fpd-
ter btfauut gsriadt.
1ds auSgrjri6nrie ,.Sr5tfripn" unb tipe
turbgrriftnof 0sntilatien niaaen biffrs qoFaE
ju benz anssntbmffn @uffpibdItsSrt in b'ss
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1T nit lIlfm ptrirttu, pas htn SSrper tur Star.
flung unb Grfriitung uot9iS ii.
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irbt slrt juttrritrt.
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I'm lnFrriGsn 3ulpruS srlu&t fstnt 8rtuub
25juS 9bas. 5rppP.
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cS0CfSOas SCaaas,

Grantlia AStnus, nabs tem gilrEbabu'DfPOt
9Urtuj 3eibItr, GiJtntbamT.
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lfn Ine Gjtrdnfsu has 9tff, mas ~ babtn III.
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cher her Qep4s rbaIiru. t7t70
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-13
THE CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN WEDNESDAY MARCH 10, 1872

| ,;.i until the next conference. The OBJ
"a n, ordering this committee Is to pre-
,srr for trial. 1t will be in the province
Of this committee to suspend the accused
| II they fa1 Inn guilty, until the confer
| snce meets.
An amendment was then offered to the
pending motion, to the effect that it is the
Chr. TAI judgement of this conference
that DIR. Huston should, in the meantime,
desist from all ministerial functions.
BishOp Panel think the effect OF an
arrest of character is to work discontin-
uance Of all official action on the part Of
the accused.
The amendment was not passed.
A brother here remarked l hope the
pre-. iding elder will consider one word In
the resolution-the word Immediate"
| think that DIR. Illusions and the purity
Of the church alike demand the emphasize
ing Of the word Immediate"
There was considerable debate as to
whether the matter should be referred
back to the presiding elder, or whether the
conference should proceed to investigate
the charges forthwith, and determine
whether there is sufficient grounds on
which to bring charges IN regular form
and order trial.
Rev. A. w. Wilson moved, as q substi.
tute for DR.. Munsey's motion, that COM
mittee be appointed at once to inve.ti-
gate the matter affecting the character Of
DR.. Huston and ascertain whether trial
will be necessary In arguing this motion,
Mr.. Wilson raised the point that after ad.
journment Of this Conference, the presid-
ing elder OF the East Baltimore District
will have ny jurisdiction over DR.. Huston,
unless he is sent back there aud put in
some official relation.
The answer of the Bishop to this point
was not very clear nor very salts
factory.
Rev. DR.. Register spoke in favor Of Mr..
Wilson's substitute. He said that the
honor and purity of the Church demanded
an immediate investigation. Should COM
mttee be sent to Baltimore, there is no
telling what influence may be brought to
bear on them before the meeting of the
next Conference. We can not know what
witnesses may be deferred from testitying
by social pressure or by threats of civil pro-
secution. The prestige OF popular min
lister and powerful friends may smother an
investigation. The church has suffered a
wound, the depth of which no one can tell.
1t can not subsist on the popularity or the
eloquence Of its preachers. 1t is spotless
purity that commends 1t to all men.
The Bishop named Rev. Norvsl Wilson,
Rev. John Landstreet, and Rev. VIM. 8.
Baird. This committee will pass upon
such testimony as is laid before it, and re-
ported Ms to whether trial should be Or
dered or not.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-13
STATE ITEMS,

Mrs. Moulton sings in Quincy on
Saturday night.
Tho Decatur Democrat and Magnet
have been consolidated in the Magnet
Illinois is the great railroad State the
of Union. She has now in operation 5,725
miles.
"A well sunk for the Chicago s. Alton
Railroad, at Bloomington, yields l,o0o,0 900
gallons of water every twenty-four hours.
Bishop Whitehous will consecrate a
new Episcopal church at Carrollton on
next Sunday. The new building is said to
be well proportional, handsome edifce.
WIN. Patterson, an old and respected
citizen of Cambridge, Illinois, died sud-
denly on Sunday last. Iii SAID that Mr..
Pat,erson's father and brother died the
same way.
Mr.. Miller Of St. Clair, introduced q
resolution in the house on Saturday, au-
taorizing the governor 20 appoint one or
more delegates 10 the prison reform con-
vention 10 meet in London on the third Of
July next
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-13
WILLIE
MARK TWAIN.

WHAT HE THINKS OF THE WOMAN DUES.
Mark Twain says when women frame
laws the first thing they will do will be to
enact:
!. That men should be at home at ten
pm, without fail.
2. That married men should bestow
considerable attention upon their own
wives.
8. That 1t should DO hanging offense
to sell whiskey in saloons, and that fines
and acknowledgements should follow in
such places.
4, That the smoking of cigars to excess
should be forbidden, and the smoking of
pipes utterly abolished.
o. That the wife should have the title Of
, ues own property when she marres man
mat has Mt any.
- ouen ,yrany as THE" SAYS Mark,
eou'd never stand. Our free souls
could never endure such dcgrsdod ,hraI
b bo,u Women GO away Seek not To
%Ssgu,ie US OF our imperial priyilcpes
Soh.eht yourselves with your lille fsmin'
.nu ti,hes-your babies, your benevolan,
societies, and your knittinp-snd la, xons
natural bosses do the voting. stand 6aeL.
sw;ii oe wanting to go to war next. We
vii 'e. you teach school as much as YOU
wan want to, and pay you half price too
put beware we don't want YOU TO crowd
US too much"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-13

Of Mr.. John w. Selby, prominent mem
Der Of the church lately in charge Of the
Rev L. ID. Huston, with Miss Ada Tur-
ner, a teacher II the Sand y-sch 81 o" he
church and ia one OF The pubic schools.
MIR. Selby was wcllknown as commits
81 IN merchant and Left behind him wi Q
and seven children. The object Of his VIZ
oieat affection is past thirty years of age
and of unpreposscssing appearance. 1t
Is supposed that the loving pair have gone
to the Pacific Slope, ard il is kown that
MIR. Selby expended 5000. in railroad tick
cts q short time before his sudden depart
ure. He left a check for $500 for his wife
and family.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-13

The republicans of Indiana have
been unfortunate in selecting their can
didates for state Offices BroSn, their
candidate for governor. is SO addicted
to the flowing bowl that it is no exsg-
geratlou to call him drunkard, and of
Others on the ticket the same is also
true. The old charge of drunkenness
against the democracy will not answer
in the gubernatorial canvass of Indi-
ana. The shoe is on the other foot
this time.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-13
March LIST, 1872.
Dear Johnny :


Dear Johnny:
We are having bully time here now.
We've got teacher that Billy Buggins
DULLES every day. We laugh in school
and throw spit balls and old Hard Face"
as we call him, is afraid 10 lick US because
Billy Buggins throws'em too, and says
that if old Hard Face ticks US, he will
have to lick him too, and old " Hard Face
knows he can't do it. Buggins is all the
time putting pins IN old Hard Faces "
seat and these little torpedoes you know
under the legs Of bis chair.
But old "Hard Face got Buggins the
other day. He got to school late and Bug
gins had key to old Hard Faces" desk,
and had put little puppy in it. Hard
Face knew all weren't right because we
boys got behind the stove and giggled
while he was feeling in his chair for pins.
But there were no pins there that morn
ing SO he didn't say anything, but went to
his desk and opened it and got the roll to
call it. He unlocked it and sure enough
there was the puppy. Then we all laugh
ed out though thought Buggins would
have TO fight this time. Tom wilkins had
one Of these policemans clubs in the desk
and said that he " would pummel old Hard
Face if he got the best Of Buggins. But
Olu hCc btOh tHc "uOh ia MS
arms without saying q word. Alter pat
ting him on the head he looked
hard at Buggins and Buggns
face turned red. Everybody was wait
ing to see what he was going to say, when
old "Hard Face commenced. II would
like to know says he "what boy in this
school was mean enough to lock his broth
err up in that desk.n Then all Of US
laughed. "Buggins,' said old Hard
Face, "will you put that dog out of doors %
Buggins put him out, and everybody
laughed so that Buggins got ashamed.
After school, Jim Dixon called Buggins
"Pup,' and Buggins twisted his arm
nearly of. had light with Bobby
johnson since you were here and got a
black eye, He would mt have licked me,
either, If Bill johnson, his brother, had mt
of pulled my hair when l wac trying to
throw him. ] gave him one good one, l
know. his old nose is sore yet.
Luly is as pretty as ever. Her old aunt
caught me kissing her the other day, and
scolded her like anything. She didn't
mind it though, for she kissed me again the
next day. Tom Dixon, an ugly blab-
mouth, went and told that. Buggins told
me to lick him for it, but you know he's
| older than me. am training dog now
to Kill cats with. ! traded hats with
Willie Rogers and .got the dog to boot.
He fights we'll too, but old Mrs. Rogers
dog jumped on him the other day and
gave him an awful licking. Since then
he's even afraid of cats. But I'm going to
kill old Mrs. Rogers dog with jennie
Williams pistol. Good bye Give my
love to Laura. Find out If she loves me-
please. Yours,
WILLIE
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-13

HENRY WARD BEEcHER saws. "ou,.
side Of itself the republican party has
NO enemy that it need take though
about" And this is what will. eyentu
ally, be the ruin of the republican
party-its internal discussions. The
fight has already commenced between
its good and bad elements. and its end
will be simultaneous with the dissolu-
ton Of the party. As internecine war
is far more desolating and destructive
than war between nations, so the bit.
ter quarrel now going on in the republi.
can party between the different fac
tions, will tear it to pieces sooner and
more efectually than any outside as
sault, no matter how justifable and how
well aimed
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-13

THE state Register decidedly pas
siye, is still in favor Of the democracy
holding state and national conventions
this summer. Says the Register
The question Of voting for a candidate
nominated by some other than demo-
cratic convention, to be settled for the
party, should be decided by party con-
vention. Except by the authority Of a
convention, this question can not be de-
cided. In the present chaotic state of
politics, The political atoms are arranging
themselves around new political centres,
and facilitate this arrangement, the con-
ventons must be held-commencing with
the townships and ending with that in
which all the states are represented.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-13

a RADICAL exchange says many
people feel uneasy at the prospect of
this planet experiencing shock next
Autumn from its collision with comet,
winch little occurrence has been pre-
dlcted BY Swiss professor of astrono-
my Many people are uneasy in view
Of the coming Of the comet, perhaps,
Dut many more in this
country far more uneasy at
the prospect Of the reelection
Oh Grant to the presidency. The Uni
TED States had better be knocked into
shithereens at one fell blow with the
rest OF the world, than suffer from
'he "si'w poison of another four years
Of Grant.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-13

ssO' A few days agn AR VIM. .
ton, a farmer residing ju't out OF .nI ,, =,
its of this eity while digging well, at
the dcptL of about seven iee' una any, '"eu
the hn,..cap and leg bone of some human
form. Supposed to be the skeleton OF an
Indian. As soon as the bone was exposed
to the air it became decomposed, all ex-
cept the knee.cap, which still remains in
perfect state of preservation, and may be
seen at Mr.. Lurton's residence.-Jaekson-
riie Sentinel
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-13

NILSSON HAS COMMENCED a short
and last opera season in New York
city, at the conclusion Of which she
takes her departure for other climcs
The New York public is sad, very sad,
aud some of the metropolitan journals
lament the fast nearing event in lach-
rymose sentences running through two
and three columns.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-13

RA- The item aioat in regard to Mrs.
ex-President Tyler, that she is /" a lady
Of venerable years is incorrect. She is
the second wife Of Mr.. Tyler and was
married to him during his presidency
an event, from the youth of the lady,
creating great sensation ut the time.
She is still a very beautiful woman and
of youthful appearance.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-13

n@-A young Illinois girl used sealing.
wax as II substitute fof chewing gum. The
Venetian red in the wax someh w didn't
agree with the girl, and she only fingered
II sufficient time in this vale of tears TO see
that her shroud was made according TO
the latest mode.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-13

1T was clearly established at the
nr'' session Of the investigation com
ml''ee on the sale Of arms 10 France
,na' GENERAL Belknap sold arms to
ns'on after being informed that
.ne 'a''er was an agent Of the French
government Nobody accuses socro
.ary be'knap of any intentional WON.
,n connection with the sale" saws !.
Washington dispatch, shut the ,o.,;
mony to-day strengthens the belle
heretofore expressed that he was ina,
snced in his action by persons who ba
a greater knowledge of the law than h,
and who purposely deceived him"
The testimony then, while it se,tl
the fact of Belknap's honesty, prov
MN TO be ignorant Of important poin
OF law relating to his department A,
also, that while he is ostensibly at Il
head Of the war department he is upd
the influence Of persons hayiro
greater knowledge Of +,
law than he-persons who used tn,
influence, not in the interests Of t
well-beine ofthe country, but to indu
him to commit grave error, disrep,
able and disgraceful to the count
belknaps ignorance has been as hel
'o'ore At deliberate dishones
ana Is inexcasable in his position.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-13

ael. Some one thinks that young man
must have very fancy opinion of him
self, when he proposes tn a young lady 10
marry him, and then coolly informs her
that IL will be at least two or three years
before he il able to marry.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-13

Ery" An old lawyer says that the three
most troublesome clients he ever had were
young woman who wanted to get mar
ried a married woman who wanted di-
vorce, and nm cid maid who didn't know
what she wanted.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-13

teac said there had been one added, ard
ask "a im what il was. The boy looked
perp"x"d, scratched his head moment
AID thea triumph. ntly repii,t. "The
rd,c, .,th Au ehdment."
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-13

Ben. WADE, who was interviewed
lately on the political situation, gave it
as his opinion that oh is to pay all
round" Aud he might have added with
equal truth, that there is nothing to
pay with.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-13

kD is related that Massachusetts
schooi-boy (,hough the story can be told a.
we'll Of any othsr) was asked by hi, tel
Or how many commandments there were
"Tsn, WAS the prompt reply. The
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-13
Tssns or rnx DAILY BuLLrrIS
lSsbscrtpfion.l
ruv noIIAR WEEKLY BULLETIN.

-. N o,,.,i, A 90. nave reduced the sub
sonn n. ooei m. WeeKly Cairo Bulletin to
, oa, naal p ~, ssI making the cheapest pa
~ IN southern ILLINOIS,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-13
A BOYS LETTER.

(From the PaducAh Kentuckian.)
A young boy attending schools another
portion of the state whose parents live in
Paducah, wrote letter TO another boy, 3
companion Of HE, which is quite character
istic and worthy of insertion
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-13
ANOTHER BALTIMORE SCANDAL.

oh 'hs baltimore Gazette, March Al
,csna.iveral days past many rumors of a
In hia'ous character have been circulated
''' CITY In reference to the elopemept
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-13

~, s,ag Dap,r q, aistaaer ev.siy s " th ciiy y
Gun, ne pyBsorainr duiig IN sosthern Min1s !
a Dids.arak, tosynai; snail, out lcdr!ess oet-
sy,okea on oil subjects " 'ahsrei 70 ne psohc
VIA a Lnyys and iaereaasq circulation, the Buhc-
IN soioifsOs dfross5c Of tatoitgent READERS ui'o
ssfsrprsiaC bHssess mon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-29
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
....EsrADLDHED By.
DIR, J. G. YOUNG, IN 1885,
For the Cure OF all Diseasas Of the
Urinary and Gensrattvo
Organs, and
ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS
No. 61S sacramento street,
-. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Cures Guaranteed, or No Pay Resuired.
an


l. enjoyed on this coast an uninterrupted sue.
cess oI eighteen years, and has become ono OF
the renowned Hospitals Of the age. What tho
celebrated Lock Hospital Ii TO London, and the
10 less renowned establishment OF Hcord is TO
Paris, this Institute has become 10 the PAcidc
Coast.. Tho thousands annually received and
cured at this place is In point OF number Of pa.
tients among the very hrst OF tho world, and
the succcrs OF It's treatment ranIsi second to
uone.
seminal Weakness or spermaterrhes.
The Young man who experiences that growing
seakness In his muscular and mental organiEa-
ton, should stop TO consider whence II arises.
He will lind In the weakness OF the back, tremb.
ling of the limbs, disordorcd digestion. unse-
countabc falling OF the powers OF tho mind,
dIstasle for society, dread OF impending trouble,
forebodIngs OF evil. slccplessness, troubled and
lasciyious dreams, growing deafness. loss
muscular power, and numerous other symptoms
Of Decentralization. the positive traces OF that
most terrible and destructive OF az diseases
Seminal Weakness wasting away his powers,
destroying his hopes OF life and manhood, and
dragging him along the broken path Of his OK
lrtrncc toward premature md loatnrome grave
70 him who finds his life dribbling ont N me
discharge OF the vital principle OF exlstenes IN
uocturnal and diurnal emissions, tne mere sss,
.atiOn OF its appearance brings NO assurance oa
ielicf. ,a
,opc of manhood, brings 10 such one NO nope
Jf cure, but adds 70 his misery IN inc knoWieSekS
thar the one who looks to him TOR so much Of
ner bappinets, Is victim TO his evil. and an ~.
aocent companion TO his punishment. He adas
to his misery and disoruef until nope ieaveS W.
Iim. There Is no rescue except In proper .no
.tIIir,i treatment. Those who have become the
Victims Of solitary vices, that dreadful, nsei'
nntInr and destructive habit, which fls thou'
sauds OF sick rooms with paralytics and cor.
sumptiyes, and hundreds Of untncy glanes
Sr' n ira nisguided victims, should consult with.
Sut momcnt's delay, one who will sympathhss
Urith their sufrerings. To such the Doctor would
e,necisiIy address himsef, giving 70 each and M
Assurance Of u rERFECT and PEhMANhN1
'sIiRE without hindranco to business, changs
| nf dict. or fear OF exposure.