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mcr school Institute Il Bond-s.,, ,,,,, s1rlsiS ral,siS
.N'o. families ". ..h hsDH reicleS t-a,' laaarg.
,ct.an. ,6ou ud have Appl cation t'r. . ~ -
A MALE TEACHER WANTED, immsGIIss.SisSSi.. mined IIsssisSi.
n for Public School, ,aar' es' sud % iaP AMER kDICA
- n. prcrptress Ia a Coll. ~; s@ay LIBERAL 49,
rlONAL UNION. ~ Broadway.
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THANKS.

Thankful 10 the euternri.i,,, ,i,;,..
Cairo and vicinity for lbo no,s,,,,, -.
have so literally bss,owca "mo, Wv!
the kind announcement VOC 49, ro" u, ant
ia consequence wa 60. '.iNed
ton of all independsn, L"xo s"' s'' S
clotbing so,,is o petden' myers Of hno
to our large and oroai,'s, So So, ana ,,a'''
goods. which wa i,,.,' $50 Va '"Os'
lower than eyer otr,raJ .. ~ P',,e'
say "lower'' Tor !, ia. H. 49,. ~ IH.io' we
so. HAVING n ,o.ito,, ""n't! 70 q"
In New YoSta o.,t partner ana buyer
and experieuca-.s1d ,,.'' in iu'i 81 years
this vicinity IN 49,. '"o H'go stores ia
be the ff''' W. ~! " cram l"
"clrArrsr
for no house in ,bis ci,, re- 90 M, 1nlno -,
ages. How 49,, n ,nSse au'Ah'-
New York twice 49, 'r;, S"o socs 10
store TO buv for bs ., a. ' IN ohIy one
to his patrons uwa o,a 60" 81! 10 "a!
OF the community . ,rb.r La Ineap 'Ihh
when he Is in Nm ~ n h"o"s lha'
chants like himself ,toro ,"o v' H'e ine'.
TOR bargains. n surb nv. ,.o.ins gu.
porchance meet a lot nt ,,,,I. - -" -
offered to him ,hssp, he canp6,' 49,, are
Tor tho lot i. too Isr,n a. ',.', M mem
are offered in larrc- Io,s 7"'"s
We make ruln 20 no,..,.
when there's rush bu, sbijc or- 80
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"f'Aensnse for Cairo city property. Tho
grocery store ~ tie corner OF Sixth stree,
ana " ns"'NS,on avenue. Tho establish
mont ~ doing good aud paying business.
and will be disposed u a: bargain.
Reasons FOR wishing t. sci. oat ssti.iae.o.
my explained TO any oue wishing 3 pur-
CHASE. Fos further particular. inquire on
the premises s.1o,e
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THE CAIRO AND VlNCENNFS
RAILROAD.
SHORTEST ROUTE FROM CAIRO

nincnnau, indianapolis, Toledo.
Detroit. Cleyela6d Si,l.-' u,.
Buffalo. pittsbur, w-i..l.s 49,
baltimore, Philadelphia. New YaTs
Boston and all Eastern Points.
CHANGE or TIME.
On and alter Tuesday, july I. l.-e ,r.i,-
VIII run 8, follows:
ESPREss
SONG north leaves Cairo AZ 4.no n ',
"o'hk south arrives AZ Cairo AZ $40 nm
MOUND CITY ACCOMMODATION.
Going North.
Le' '.ifo al 200 am ,ll.3j a. IN. and 600 o In
Going South.
r''Airo Ats:OO am, 10 :. IN. and 500 r. n,
The express train north arrive. NJ ",
cennes at 1920 p H.. making direct co,nan
non al iZ:3O pm, with the Indianapoli. ana
'ihcennes Railroad for indianapolis. ,ba
sleat railroad centre, from which pojn,
uAins are departing at all hour, for MI
o .'li, 10 the United States and canada. Al
100 IN. with the Evansville and Irsw'
iu>'iiIe railroad, for Terra IIaute, Indi,.
hApVhs, Chicago, Danyiilo and ali points
north, via the Terra Haute. Evansville ann
Chlcoso railroad, and east via the NandaJi,
nhe' ana indianapolis aud ST. Loui, railroad
Al I;ao IN with the Ohio and Mi,si,.Ippj
taILroad, for Cincinnati, Louisville, and IN
points east, via Cincinnati.
iassehseTs gong by this route are placed |
IN indianapolis, Cincinnati. Louisville Nov
, loIh, boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore.
Washington, and all eastern polpts, ttDei,,
AYlsrs Ia advance Of any other route.
Express train makes connection a, tIt.-
Iaio WITH St Louis AMI Southeastern r,iL.
way, Tor 81 Louis, Mt. Vernon Illinois
shaWneetown, and all point. between tIdn'
RADIO and 81. Louis i-'''-
Al Norris CITY make, close cgpnactio,,
lof Springfield, Rock Island, and All point.
Dh Springfield and Illinois southeastern rtil.
way and connections. '"4'
AZ Carini with st. Louis, Evansville. Hen.
ierson and Nashville Railway line, Tor Mr.
' srhon lindiauA), Evansville, HeuJersrn
Kentucky. Nashville (Teunes,eaV ~ 'o oi
polh,' on 81 L., l., H. aud y. railway and
b.sa4s;e checked to all important mint.
, 10 For tickets and Information mi, ii,"t
-. Aet once corner seventh street and
0oIilherclal avenue, Cairo, Illinois.
JSo. LEE, Supt. CmAs. o. Woor
a y H. Gen. Pass'r and Ticket Ag't
d. = bCkNsIDg. Agent. Cairo.
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JOY TO THE AFFLICTED
CELEBRATED
slPlilLlTIC ERADICATOR,

I'm, preparation II acknowledged m no
"t'I'". ~ al known medicine - a .rre
a"N certain cure for syphilis in an M. form.
no lhAtier how dcp.Drlb!c the rJudltIon ni
tLo patent II scntircIyycgctaiIn. n r,,'
DC taken Iu all conditions OF tho .y.t,r' .,ti
,,, '." 10Y H.s'' ~ connection with other
medicine, n the patient desire. ma ''' .l
a,,fe, from " Inch ,hi, preparation wn. m,tc
nH''!nrl iiom sn Uld pny .icfauiu SCUM
Hi"'1'a' IA ~, by DR., sherman. ~ vbn
, ~ a'rp u with unparalleled .uccc.. in ,Ho
sdmir,,u,'','i ! rhii', not only exciting the
Irr. 49,, an. n't"hi.hmcnt of leading citl.
r1'ol t"r i'e' Of many afflicted whcn ri, u
Wy -, pat hope by 'kIllfu. and eminent rhyI
one bottle Win satisfy the grea,o., .torro
lion. ~ n ,1s superiority over ali other prcpnrn.
fficc, - per bottle. sent IA ,r,,,.,.,
sold only by ''P"''n ana
DIR. SHERMAN,
\, Eg,ri..,. me Great Specialist,
- - " ~. Louis, Mo
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NOTICE IL hereby given this; will pay
no bills for goods sold /, any Of the en-
pioyes Of TINS CAiIo BULLETIN, either
OF themselves or Tor the use of the Office
unlese the same are furnished on an order
..nci by Mr.. Burne,. or myself.
i2-.p-ly .IonS il OpgHuy.
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MR. MAN ROLLER
COMPETENT PIANO TUNER AND
REPAIEER.

Has located in the city. Contract. made
io' tuning pianos by the 49,, or other
wise, t. slii The Owner Parties desiring
70 purchase or exchange piano. would DO
vel! to call on Mr.. Max Roller before ne.
goiialing. Second hand pianos for sale or
reni Orders insy be left 8. Paul G..
>ehuhs drug store, Commercial avenue
Cairo, Illinois. My E,t,rr
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CAIRO, Ills, July 70, ls53.
Tor the accommodation Of the ci,il-n.
OF Cairo, the Mound City accommodation
train will on and after Monday. Iulv -
s'op as follows: a, Fourteenth stree,
twentieth street, Twenty-anh stree.
IhiF'y-'ol'ih street, and the crossing o.
Tue Illinois Central railroad. No one
~'l' be permitted on the train yi,hog, o
I!cAeI. fare between Seventh stree, ia.
I0h and Illinois Central railroad cry.,irg
ara ara intermediate points, five cont.
tickets good for twenty fares can be our.
chased at the ticket office, corner Of Kew.
enth street, for one dollar. Pa-scrga-.
"!!l not DO permitted to get of or on Tho
Tram a! any points other than the above
CHAs. o. Woio,
ncn J. Passenger and Ticket AT.
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B0ARDiNG-Mrs. Nsndetyenter, Tenth
street between Washington and Walnut.
Is prepared TO accommodate few more
dny-boarders, also boarding and lodging
iors limited number Reference. given
and required. Sept. 5.lm.
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Ing nosT PEHFEcL-TAe loIsesesp.
1 n vi AmeF.c" very generally know Dr..
rHce Cream Baking Powder and
special iisyorings They are beyond a.,
i'N"oh 'he beat and most perfect Of ANY,
."'"S Tor the purpose ~ the market ana
n'' ne" having the ihrEc,t sale. 4 mill
t''u '"ihii'e' Use Thorn constantly, and the
.'u''"iie who has usel them once will
pI.'er he without them. Grocer. and
dealers can supply you sep,a!wdEx
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MLHE' MEME. iEkEL CrHAEsls.--I /.
'ns sentence being pronounced ng.ins,
.Ho scanps, who have sought T. pirate the
hlsh reputation Il Mr.. McCahe, Re-.
nowned Aedicsted Blackberry Brandy.
"hiah has never failed curing cholera
CHOLERA morbus aud all bowel affections
1y phlmIns Oh yiI.ainou. decoc,iop in
similar bottles with Z lsbei closely re.en.
Dhhg tue genuine, thus jeOpArdizing the
i!Fes OF Thousands Of tho innocent. Pas.
tho scGnps sround. q.3.INa2,,
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The Delta Sofia. club rooms suitable
10Y offices, fret floor south side yi THE
BrLLETIN building Enquire st thi. Of.
"'e' S-b-3t
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SOUND REASONING

consumption j. decay. SOOTHING. cxua,,.
Z GRANT remedies are only useful as paIli,tiyos
they do notrcach the cau.c-they 10 NOT s,o,'
We decay. Tonic medicines strengthen he
~ forces and prolong the battle. mn iLo
Ie'd! goes steadily on. and sooner or lntor
'ht victim must yield. Climatic changes ars
sometimes good. but they seldom wbollv
cure IN short. the iir.t thing to hr done /,
20 SIpP mn DECAY : then apply the restora.
I've tonic and strength giving Treatment
'hlnh a moment. The lung. are drrayiny
-tuneT'lo'. ulccratioB,. caNitIc,aud demos,
,uiiiion carries titS poison al oScrthe b. ,Iy.
A'lli-' los ni appetite, cHervaiiou. uirLi
N"'S',' ahd all the terrible syuptom. Az.
pear j u worth while Ia doctor ihp ,ylpi.
toms, which are merely tie results. While
thr decay, which }, he C3U,c, /, cain... nm
the iiic SPRING.: VI
These two thing, are Wei known Ly the
best physician,
!. tTholir a.id positively arrest. decay
ul> The most powerful anti>cptir IN liz
known world. Even dead bodies si@ M.
served 10y it. Entering into the circulation
Al once -rarVlcs with roruirtiou. trJ
"''hy ceases. IL purino, tie source, o.. liz.
:. Cod Liver oil j. nature. bet a..i,tan,
w, W. I,>'lih- consumption. IL !, al once !,
49, - '"''''', a i.lfIacr, % healer. IL brAc..
up Aut >uppuc- the Nftr' faf..s fc.J. a.
Na'ieh system, and enables uatiift 10 Tru ,te
her iou'hold. For these purpose. nothing
an compare with Cod Liver on. Til the
theory ~ s
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kNNEInrLs.

Ilno white, single aud double y amber
single and double y Canary. be,; quality Of
manila, blue letter. etc.. etc. in.o1o for
ale printed - jptpG - per thousand.
al ih' BULLETIN OFFICE.
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Marriage (;ui,i.

,l meeting Work, Enlarged Edition. New
s snts.Iy'ns'. I"o,Aunirsd aud sixty Pssos.
- Aairsss DR. BUrTs' DIsJrx.
~. - North Eighth Street. 81. Louis, No.
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WILSON'S
CARBOLATED COD LIVER OIL

\, described fully in the inventor. circular
Nhlcn VIII he mailed, upon Application. Ia
any address.
We cannot afford space 10 tell the Who'll.
>t"fy mere, or {" -iI the nuuerou, ,er'iU.
ate from eminent physician. and wei.
NhpWn ciilLen, tc,iifyIu- To- the al.olU'ef.
wonderful fe-Iiit, iioWlr- from Til, .r,.i,
discovery. >urics il 20 ~. III g., curing mon.
s'n1, "h" supposed tLcu>e.ye. 10 BE-. a,
deaths door.
wilson, Carbo.4ted oil +. scientifically
prepared with the pure.t caTbcic acid. =,
confined - 70 be entirely harmless. with
SWEET NoEwEG!AS Cor LIVER on
From the celebrated fisheries AZ Aa,e,urt
Norway, pronounced by physician, HI.
most delicate. efficient cot liver oil In tbe
word. o" '''
1t i easily taken. tolerated hy the weakest
'tomachs, digc-t, readily. never become.
rancid, an !, almost entirely tree from. IN.
usual di,agrcca he characteristic. OF cod
liver oil.
For every Use Of cod liver oil Mr.. Wilson,
discovery J. OF the greatest value.
for the safc internal atmi i,tratiou Of
carhohc acid Mr.. Wilson. metlod of com.
O.nins II with cod liver oil is absolutely nee.
e-,ar!.
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Dr. aenry's Root nnd p,a,,pu,.

- 'e' 'norough-no nausea or griping-en.
- 'esetaoie--grestli liver remedy. Price :,
rents sold by Drugglsts
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-" AR. Ienry's Worlds Tonic md
blood Purifier.

'' 'n' great household remedy. plcasan, 70
'N yet potent for the prevention and cure 81
e0s's' II is better than Bttcr., Cordial.
'' '' or ssrsapar.lla Sold by Druggist,
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CllEAP EOARDlNG.

Regular huAuIer, at the European hotel.
llorr! WALKER proprietor. receive board a,
the rate % S4D per month. .-,o.tf
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE

CAIRO. ARKANSAS AND TEXAS Il. 4.
ON and after Monday. Aug. II, ls.3. trains
VIII run daily, except sunday. between
ureenheld's landing and Riddles. Missouri.
~ follows:
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Phil. II. Saup receives ripe, lusciou
grapes every morning, fresh from the
vineyard. He offers thom for sale al,
wholesale or FETAL, l02 Commercial
avenue li.S.tr
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J. JOHNSON Ag,, Cairo
CHANGE or TIME

Passenger trains on the Ilunoi. Central
cRahge ume to-day. From md after 2lu
p. N. to-day trains viii run As follows:
ARRIVE.
APie-s' oAli! .... $40 q. IN.
AaN' except sunday ......4g ?. n.
DsraET
Express, 1.io , ~,
Mail. daily eEcep, sunday $50 m
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"A book on private diseases lfor both
sexes and descriptive circular for married
women. Sent sealed for ten cents. Adj.
dress, DR.. Stone. liz W. Madison street
Chicago III. s.2G.d.erd-l2,
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Mrs. Whlfco NH. Sxrn,

'he gfsat soothing remedy Price on,y o,
us Owes rest to the mother snd health 20
no child Sold by Druggist.. ~
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REMovFn'-i.,r Duaninr has removed
b'' fe'''spc e temporarily TO the second
cottage eas, Of scheel. hall, on Ninth
street ~
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DIX. q. Il. DOUGLAS,
DENTIST

- constant supply OF pure Nitrou, Oyido
VA, Ia inf tnc painless extraction OF teeth ~,
-, ae ,ohi' i.1oms Of DR.. Douglas, elicres.nr
=" Ut VI, Austin, Eighth street -,
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N s U r Il.

FiRE, HULL, CARGO, LIVE STOCK
ACCIDENT, LIFE,
/ N 3 u ES n N & IL.
NINA, dAkTFOkb,
...... a. gI, 20,
NORTH AMERICA, PA,
......Ss. les.
hAhTFohD. CONN,
rhEsIx. HARTFORD,
a'.ee '.. .. 81 f.l I.. :.
iSTEKsar!OsAL., 81,
Assets ''. '.'..... ........yI $3.50.
PUTNAM. HARTFORD,
........,... s7> ssIs
CLEVELAND, CLEVELAND,
......... HlseIs
HOME. COLUMBUS,
Sl,s ~.
AMERICAN CENTRAL. Mo,
SEQ go
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL. LIFE.
...... 80 90 on
TRAVELLER. hartford. L,sE AND
ACCIDENT.
A''e'''''''''''''.'.'. 81 .tOO.co
RAILWAY PASSENGERS ASSURANCE
90. HAarfORD,
Asssis. $50 900 "a
isDsPasDxsT, BOSTON,
80. "
ga. "FORD. MORRIS l. CANDEE,
~ Ohio L.vs~.
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FINE MILLINERY GOODS
FRESH FALL STYLES.
NJ X 5. NJ. j A KSON
Formerly Mrs. swanders,)
announces that she has lust opened lar,.
assortment OF the 'N'eo

announces that she has lust opened large
assortment OF the
NEWEST,
MOST FASHIONABLE,
AND HANDSOMEST
Millinery Goods to be found in the market.
She will keep on hand
HATS, BossETs, FLOWERS, RIBBONS.
DRESS TKIMMISGs OF ALL KINDS,
LADIES FURsIsHfsG GooDs, NoTIoss
COLLARS, USDEKsL EWES, RurFs.
And all goods found in millinery stores. ali
OF which will DO disposed OF al the lowest
cash. prices. Mrs. Jackson respectfully
asks continuation OF the patronage which
has been 80 literally bestsowed upon her by
the ladies OF Cairo and the vicinity.
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WI JJSON,S
,, - - 40 -
CARB0LATtD con LIVER M

hDl secret OF empirical nostrum II il a
happy combination of two remrJi's lno,,"
10 physicians everywhere a. the best means
OF combating con,umpt on. This combine.
tlon l. Mr. Wilson'S disc cry ana i.
founded upon the following
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Foreign Advertisements.
,''aSfSl,,@a.
go
G ON S U NJ PTION
AND ITS CURE.
AND ITS CURE.

victims OF This awful disease are found in
10 every neighborhood. in almost every
,i,,i.'he ni anu Tor their friends. we have
udingS of good cheer anil hon, ,bs ,r-
hounceinent of most important discovery.
"lihIf BASED upon common sense and rea
son by which the terrible malaJv /. unsi.
uNeiy controlled, and it, victims arr pefna.
hentiy restored To health
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INSCRANCF.
v. n. hofns. b.ut..e,.
"'sy ruolie. 10. Pub. aAi &. a Uuu
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-10-25

to distinguish the different colors. But
by certain triangular shaped piece
OF glass, called prism, and by placing
it in an aperature in the window shutter
of daFkened chamber, sometimes called
the camera Obscura, the light, in passing
through the prism, will be decomposed
and the seven primary colors, wilrbe
brilliantly represented on the opposite
wall, In their regular order. The red
will be seen at the bottom, and above IT
the orange, green, yellow, blue, indigo,
and at the top the violet. l should say
here that there are other shaped sub
stances besides the PRISM that will also
decompose the rays of light, and ex-
hibit all the different eolors. For in
staace; the unequal surface of the
ssmother of pearl" and especially, small
glob.iles, or drops of water, will sepa-
rate the cOlors contained in the rays of
light, and exhibit them quite as perfect
rainbow unless we stand between the
rain and the sun. with our faces towards
the elana. The xlr0As.0f saias sserSeaas-as
indefinite number of small prisins in de-
composing the rays of light. 1 have not
time nor space in this article to illustrate
fully the process which light undergoes
in passing through the drops of rain in
order to its decomposition. And / can
only say here that the light in its passage
through the raindrops, is twice refracted
and once reflected, and, as the reflected
ray leaves the drops of water, it is de-
composed, the several colors become
separated and enter the eye, in that state
thereby enabling us to perceive God S
beautiful symbol of peace. 49,
: MoNTvILIE, October, 1873.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-10-25

The Rainbow. when viewed In all its
brilliancy is certainly one Of the most
sublime and beautiful representations
that the hand of nature ever .delineated
to please the admiring eye, of the sons
and daughters of humanity. The works
of the human artist are indeed beauti-
ful. We are frequently delighted, and
sometimes almost enchanted, while visit
ing some of our celebrated galleries of
art, filled with an endless variety of
paintings and drawings, elaborately
pencilled by the hand of the skillful
artist. But a fully developed rainbow,
when seen in all its beauty and grand
eur, far surpasses the finest production
of art. Though man cannot equal it,
yet science may investigate it, and de-
yelop to tho understanding, the. princi-
pies which produce it. ,dI I'D,
Whence come all those beautiful
colors which appear 80 beautifully hlen.
ded In the rainbow 1t may he a new
idea to some youthful minds, if tell
them that all those bright eol0rs, which
are sevenip number, are contained In
single ray Of light. Light contains the
seven primary colOrs, aud when these
seven cOlors are combined, we canpat
distinguish one from. the other, and the
resulting color Is nearly white. 1t is
only when the rays of light are de-
composed. or separated, that we are able
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-10-25

One of the adjuncts and concomitants,
as it were, of the Northern Pacific Rail-
road is a Mr.. Dave Mullen, who travels
along with the road as it progresses,
and whose mission appears to be to
make things lively for everybody by
shooting, people. But it is chiefly as a
peace-maker that Mr.. Mullen emphati-
cally surpasses all others. At Bismarck,
tile new town on the. road, Muleln has
established gambling and dance-house.
Two cavalry soldiers playing at cards
there recently became. involved in a
quarrel. The wordy war between the
two was. however, gallantlyptt stop
to by Mullen, who stepped up and fodg-
ed a ball from his revolver in the face Of
one of the soldiers. Judging by the
temper of the people of the place since
; this occurance, there will probably be
ssdance on nothing" near Bismarck in
which the desperate Mullen will not be
among the most disinterested participants
n that border jollity. ~ sa5
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-10-25
The Pollticai Aspect.

4,. Our politics are depraved. Never be-
fore in the history of orr country have
they been at such low ebb. No great
and important question is now agitating
the minds Of the majority of our people.
Although two great parties are contend
ing, yet the bone of contention is as in
visible as thessGods of Ho ner were to the
ancient Greeks no one knows where it
is. As for years past, the two great par
ties are Democratic and Republican.
just before the opening of tie late civ
IL war, the Republican party launched
its vessel in n turbid water to rescue
desolate race. Boldly did it. sail through
the storms and tempests that followed.
1t was manned with noble crew,
guarded by noble spirit. and destined
for noble purpose. Its purpose is ae-
complished. A great race has been lib
Grated from servitude. After this is
done, the Republican party has finished
Its work. and why should it sail longer?
No logical reason is assigned Through
all of these trials, and tdrmoils and
struggles and strifes, the Democratic
party has been on the side of the opposi-
tlona These are All ended, but the oppO-
A ''H' 81. A Opiso'on W '.''
| might say? Why the Republican par
| ty, of course, and nothing more. What
| is the difference between these parties :?
One wants to retain all the fat offices.
and the other is angry because it cannot
have them. For the present campaign
their resnatt;va tictets and taEan tIa;r
resnective nositions The @ great wish Of
| the Re ennhIicans is IL gain 3 maturity in
the IfoisIat,,ra and fheraiv sacnre
| the iilisnosition of the Senatorshin, IT
will he rememnere1l that at the last
Senator;a, |, iaiactinn mo ao;si at,,ro t,.,a !
| ne,,,norst;c .iSa corsso,,es,tlv q nen,n7
crat Az. -frh,ir,,,s,, ,was aiac+oa NJ.
| thurman bas observation-disclosures hsd hi,nealf
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| Inas NJ. s..so .,,;.,,s .hp,S o"I;t;oa,i''
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tha .io,,.,, Gsta q sat,,ratod @ Vii, aor ~
r,,,t;on = ,rha ,,an,,ia .n :onan +ha;r ana,
and. 1cnmn,.;,, h"t ssio sipen No ~ af,attS -
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nrSona,,ts - srba .ra az oaiv stri,;; om tn
,oef q larva orab ana the Rannhi;cans