The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-17

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of matter, that principle is superior TO
man himself and has it's source 10 q high.
er cause. LASTLY, what do you infer from
the "quid determnstum al unum, a. seen
in the organic functions Of the brutcy
The consideration of these questions
Will, we think, explode your comparison
and the theory founded thereon. IL will
give better opportunity to handle the
point OF issue and como right down to alb
stracl vi"Wa. AdHALATIvH
CAIRO, August Ia, 1873
EDros BULLETIN still going north
the fret object OF interest observed after
We passed out from under the shadows of
! the mills and elevators WAS the new coal
chute. sn unable to inform you how
il operates n it wasn't shooting The
shoo,lst was loading the machine with n
car of coal, but the car | was on went Of
first and shot mo quickly away to some
| whore else. We soon arrived al Mounds
! After taking a. extensive view of the
surrounding country A. the car window
would tolerate, was led To- e1claim
POUNDS Where are the mounds, Echo
answered whore. There was n hor.e-mule.
car waiting to cary victim. to Mound
| City, a celebrated nsysl station situated
on the Ohio river at the mouth Of the
! tortuous and turbid Cache Mound City
has a mandatory, ostensibly of axe, ham
mor and mop handles, but practically Of
reaiy-msdc rre-wood OF very uncertain
| dimension. which l. taken to Cairo and
di'posed Of by our enterpri.ing citizen
Mr.. 7. NJ Ward But it il time We were
| getting away from Mounds, Il we intend
passing the down train at Pulaski. We
rattle along TO Wills Ridge, the place
where all good Carrots expect to 20 when
| they die. moan those who are good tor
their funeral expenses. It's very iortu-
nate that Csro is .uch heslthy place
People in moderate circumstance can;
afford to die very cften, and pay The ex-
| penses Of funeral cortege 20 villa Ridge
At Pulaski we pass the down train
A look At the dusty inmates gives vs. a
horrible fOro,s.te Of what we are % endure.
! Pulaski was named after celebrated In
dian chief who emigra.eI from Poland
, during the revolutionary war. lie WAS
( regulsrly killed, according 90 history, AMI
| Afterwards came = thi, country - Ind
| lodge IN some vast wi.dernets--same
bounlless contigui.y oi shade. where
rumUIs Of oppre.siva and deceit might
never reach him more. lie remained in
the quiet seclu.iOn II the Jubrok.u forest
/ until tho Ilinoi. Contra railroad came
along one day sud run directly through
| ono corner Of his wigwam He took one
| look at the iron horse who stood snor.ing
and screaming at his very door. sound
ing his last war whoop in vain atlemp, 10
drown the screech OF the hldcous monster
whose hot breath scorched his vitals, and
finding it wa. useless TO contend against
fate when j. got after him in such cues
EIonsuie shape, he retired to the portion
OF his cabin specially devoted to repose,
requested the by-stsnders to pat him in
his little bed, wrapped the drspery of hi
couch about him, and gathering his re.
malning strength, with one mighty effort
be put forth his lcl! leg anl-kcLed the
bucket. UNu i7.the most poplar town
10 Egypt and jas Bell has made money
enough there by running saw mill, to
blild himself the finest house in South
err Illinois. don't know as / blame
HIM. Nbst Wetsug IL doing where it is
or what it is there for is more than
know, and l don't intend TO make any
statements but such as may be rolled upon
by any man Of function. Here the msn
from the rural districts with ms
wife and three children got aboard.
After gazing vacsntly about for the
| space Of four and a-half minutes they
! squat in the seat where the sun pour. in
his intensest ray. II they never were
more than half baked thoy will be done
brown before they reach their destination.
| The wonder of prize envelopes with quick
! perception marks them for his prey, aud
soon appears with MI armful of the infer
nal contrivanccs The husband and father
who had been stolidly squirting tobacco
juice about while his family wero simmer
ing, handles the fatal package, listens 10
the seductive fraud who is permitted to
practice his nefarious calling in our public
conyeysnces, and shortly invests fifty
cents, Tor which be obtains steel pen and
holder, a small lot of worthless paper aud
envelopes, md string Of yellow glass
bead, or brass breast-pin. As soon ms
Mr.. Oberlys term expires | intend be-
coming candidate for legislative honors. |
If elected shall devote my brilliant tai
entr and legal acumen chiefly to two OBJ
jects. Firstly, 10 voting myself an in |
creased salary and back pay; and second
ly, 10 framing and securing the passage Of |
an act entitled, An act for the suppression
of prize packages, aud utter annihilation
Of all persons engaged in their manufso.
ture and sale also for the revoksl of the
charters ot all railroad companies which
allow them on their trains. Here wa are
at Dongos Of which may have some
thing 20 say IN my next Yours.
PBOf, SNAwITAHE.