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Mineral S11rinEN.

TIE sl1 MINERAL slMNos OF THE UNITED
STATES AND CANADA; WITH ANALrE1s AsD
4 LIST or sEA-sinE KEsoNrs. Isy azoraE i. WAL
TON, n. D, Now York: u. All luton l. Co..
This il moBt comprehensive aud exhaustive
work, Tho subject could not lavo bcen better
illustrated. Not only arc tho chemical constEts-
ents Of the mineral springs Of this country,
Canada, aud Europe carefully given, but their
curative effects OH different diseases are fully
described The author scoms to appreciate tho
superior quality Of tho remedial agents COM
pounded in tho laboratory Of Nature to n1l 9TH
ers aud l.o speaks of them Ii, u way to encour-
age their use by the sick md suffering.
70 this information, all properly clasBiflcd, the
ent gtago mud railway lines by. which the
springs can 10 reached, q llht Of ho.
tols, and description Of tho con1l-
try surrounding tho springp. In fact, the work
il complete guide to tho mineral HpringHof tho
eutiro country: I'm within the last fow yoars,
Saratoga and the White Sulphur Springs OF Vr-
ginia lnve had . sort of monopoly Ut the public
attention; but it is beginning to 10 known TINT
valuable and curative waters eau bc found In
most OF the Suites aud Territories. Not to
speak Of tho magnetic springs III Michigan, mud
the Waukcsha springs in WISCONSIN, thcre are
several other valuable springs in this vicinity.
Sulphur springB usoful i'll cutaneouB diseases,
aro found half way between Ottawa mud LnSalle,
at Ottawa, Morris, and some haif-dozon miles
vest OF Lake Forest. In tho lnttor
little city. tlloro iB q apring strongly impreG~
mated With iron in Clarlts lsayino. and QUO illow-
ing out OF the bank llear tho hotel on the lake
shore. Probably tho most valuable spring near
us, imprognated with iron and magncBia, is on
tho grounds Of alr. Atwater, ut Qenoya, in Kaue
County From tho number and yalno Of our
mineral springs, Americans need mover 60 to
Europe to find water best adapted to euro what
ever dlseaBs they may have.
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THE d1psEy's WARNING. Dy MISS Et1zA A..
DupuY. Philadelphia T. D. tetorson. Uhlcago !:
W. u. Keoll, Cooke l. Co.
The nan1o Of the publishing houao will sug-
gcst to readers OF flight literature the cllar-
acter Of tho work before us. Tho gpaoys have
for ages past furnished 1noidoutB tul Of the
most thrilling events, both i'll story mud III song.
Tho plot Of this tale IL laid in a1onmouth'H re-
bellion, aud many of tic most terrible Incidents
i'll that period Of Engliah history arc giyon i'll
graphic Btyle but We arc assured there is moro
Ut love than war in 1t. That is a topic TINT
mover wears out :; for whom will tho lime como
that hosts Of pooplo will not ho iu loyo3
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PI1t14ta01te

LECTURES AND SERMONS. by tho Rey. WILLIAM
MoRLEY puSslIoN, LII. D. noston Estca 4 I.sls-
rlat. Chicago: y. 7. Kcone.
This is d work which thinkers and echolarB
will at onco procure; vhilo the styo Of it is 10
PLAIN. and it's thoughts arc SO vivid
and practical, that a1l may read it
with pleasure and profit. Those who have
heard tho lecturos-and many Chicago readers
i,ava heard some Of thcm-will be glad to have
them in this permanent FORM Tho aubjscts
arc Dauiol In Babylon. Macanlay, John Bum
yan, Wesley and Ills Times, Floronce and tho
florentinos, and tho Huguonota. Ono Of the
runahon confeauedly il. the public viii DO suro
Of 3 rich treat in thoae lectures. The author is
80 vol known to our readers that wo doom n
critical analysis Of tho book unnecessary. Tho
aermons will commend themselves strongly to
the Christian public.
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HIS MARRIAGE VOW,
From adyauco aleota no have the story sboyo-
nanoa ,r M ~ Hrrs y 1 ~ rorb;n % , a wc1.tnown WI ohi.
.i'4u'"' y m4a =" Ioto .s,.,..,ia 49, =.
caBo writer anu "orKef, puoh8neu W Loo o.
Shepard, Boston.
"Tho Bimplo story of A woman who boIioyea
In ,ovo tc out1,or ca,1a II. Int IL ia very philo
.a.,,,,sa, .,.,,a, ~ ..s,a s.v,.oa. - H.,
hopl,ea m more ~, po1a.a' lor lss
simplicity. Ihe main parsonage OF tho story ~
Chostor Films, whogo tmarriage vow" gtyos
charactor to tho whole. Scarcely secondary. how
ovor ia T,,c;o Do,rin, tho yv;do,v ~ b;a fr,on,
~, D:"is," - 80. 49, t,a ,.' -. 1's.
eec!l Looming, VINO fetutas 10 'fe nolno OF aef
husbands childhood with thoir only child. WHO,
unknown to tho hero, bears his namo. With
s,,ct, hnrd ftbo 1noro of ono a,nco Chcator Tlma
T.. .tns,.as> t ..~. s,ss 49,
- elai9ieeal, ~e4uunltnnep aoor t'poha Alto
lflehashlp, ana 40 speodlly, though UNCONSCIOUS
IL, friendship into warmer passion.
Tho wifo Of tho hero 10 q beautiful, intolectu-
al,v.nr,};ont woman 1rt cr;nn,o1 ;,,v,lid from
D"s =. s44a - ..oA4
pGloso @ thels tnartnso, m W1snoas hope o. Tecoyely
ns osVo!o u aol y ulst nuna Demlns
tes~tu, a' VI 51sItS. 90 - hosn0' "o'nef 'onaef'
ncs5 auo lotei ueIcAcy'
large part OF the .'! poo 10 gwen 70 tue RECORD
oi tna atruGgte7 " snls nun nl.a ,"ona9 VII an
nniaWdul lo'o,-nis, snoIt, snasp hnd o9clslso
n"ia Alasea,;aB 1nlongn yesf1 vns enuou IT. I"ss
GAuc4 t09 nt1ns. atsoAn ~ !" "stui 11uanuott
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4 EkAYfNafl EfiIhlea

THE HOLY DIDLE: W1r11 AN ExpLAsAronY AND
CRITICAL COMMENTARY. With Revision Of the
Translation "a. D. lb1) by tho Bishops aud Other
Clergy 0f the Anglican Church. Edited by +. O.
Cook, Canon Ut Exeter. Vol. .: SECOND Kisus-
EsrHEn. New York: scrlbneE, Armstrong l. Go.
Cllcago: Had oy HroE.
A nero mcution Of this work is about Ill We
doom necessary for churcl-going roalorn. As
to whether any alterations hayc been made III
the text and vhothor for the bottor or tho
worac, and what are Its diIoront renderings, II
any, from tic ordinary version, we hayo no time
to inquire. On all these questions. tho clergy
and Christian scholars will form their own npin-
iona, and doubtless give them to the public.
, 1873-10-19
EAY1AV.



MYTHS AND nfyTH-MAKERs: OLD TALES AND su-
pEnsT1r1osa 1aTEnrnErEp nY coMrAnaT1vx MYTH
n ~ u J1S M1aKs m H. ~ iofhran ta onu hec
e. gee n a.napd o N eaa sna c11
K 20. ~ N~'S'' '"'' 'A~0'"'e
Is ~ a.,, t,,,t H., .,,a~o,, and r1,u,.o,,,, VIM,
~ 's @ aaa .llas' IN mo.a!s ano phllosophy, [ men
o1ten ou'la pfoaoer "lla pet'ot tnan they kno"
or oven suspect Plato, lecturing With profound
wadom to hiB followers In tlo groves Of AthonR,
did not dream that l,e was tutoring principles
+h.t aho,,1d contro1 The ,;,da NJ ac,ara for two
.,4 nAeu ~, ~ ,.:a ;.an ~ ..e .,'o
thousand yeats' ana 1nat ni6 lnnuence upon 1ho
thought Of the world would extend to Tho end
Of ti.ue. Calvin, at Geneva, poring over hia
1natitntoa did not auonoao thot ho was 1avinr tin M
tanaat;ot, fortho dootrnea ~ soraxai ~
~ ,"o eAs - @o'o,a1 "
tho !eaalne anu powerful chutcnes OF AMERICA
country thon inhabited mainly by the panther,
tic wolf, and tho savage. So, too. when. III
ac;onco or ltora,,,ro an ;mnortant ,3;seovor,, IL
mailo or anna Iiato,ical fact ia snttind No nnn ~
snsnacta thn consannencca ~ rh;ch 4 1nsv ~ 1o.I
SVhcn Jacol1 (3rmm sas dawn hv ina ~ tI;aa;',os u.
NJ lin common ncon1o in eormnny mi csrafnliv
nntcd down fha ta1es and atorios fhat I'D tao;1,
tn,5 hv "hron;c,ers and ol1 cronca anh that
,ynra c;,rrant amonS ncasanta nnrsoa and III h,nsc.
aaryanta whon TraTo iii fIo soma W thinm in
gcotInnd- d-wthoy did not sun3oHo t},ov srorn fnr-
n;sh;nr tbe 1natoriala for Sfax Mn1or AMI ot,,arn
aulinntinr. M thoy did. tloso honsoho1i tnlos tn
thn crne,ineuf,,1, c,.,,c;s Of nhiinloev and
mythology. to trace thom back to thaiF orrin
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RATIONAL HOll6E-S1IOEING. by W1LpA1R New
York: Wynkoop \ Ilal1cnbockt Presented BY Bray
ton, Hing Co., Chicago
This ittlo book III published to advocate tho
uso Of the GoodenougA horseshoe. In regard
to auy controversy between that aud
any other shoe, THE TRIBUNE will
maintain tho strictest neutrality. But
that the ownora Of horses should Insist on
moro knowledge Of tholr busineBH among those
who alloo tlloir horses thoro cannot bo 4 par
tiolo of doubt. On tho perfect healtl, OF the
horBe's foot depends his yalue to Ills owner aud
TINT can DO maintained only by having him prop
orly alod. Tho book before ia contains q con-
deilsed account Of tho wonderful moclaniclsm
OF aorBon foot ami. for thia roaaon, wo cor
daily commend 1t to tho ownara, az well as tho
HhQers. of horses.
, 1873-10-19
Tho hundreds OF Thousands Of people who will
visit that city during tho Centonnial snniversary


CLAnKEf9 DOLLAR AR1NBTRUCToR FOR THE REED
ORGAN. BOSTON mid Now York: Ditsou Co.
Chicago: ". D. Koon, oooks It Co.
Just tho book for those who rant instruction
OH the organ. Let all such take notice, and act
accordingly.
, 1873-10-19
a NR3ltiClll FI1rns

DETSEy LEE: A Foo'a't.E YARN. Now York: Nc
MILAN Il 20. Chicago: Jauscn h1cClurg l. Co.
A book for sailors, as its title implies. Wo
commend it to tho attention Of those whoso
lives arc spent OIL tho great waters" whero its
yarnB will DO readily understood mud appreciated.
, 1873-10-19

PHILADELPHIA AND ITS ENvINOSB, phtladc1.
phia: J. u. L!pp!ncott Il Go. Chicago: II, i.
Keen, Cooke 90.
TAla in all elaborate history Of the principal
ch,,rchos, manufactures, publio buildings, aud
ollor objoots Of interest in tho stnid old City Of
Brotlorly Loso. 1t is elaboratoly a,sa beauti-
fully illustrated, and will bo just tho thing TOR
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NTH proper questions from their parentu anit
teachers as to tho facts In tho book, Z may bo
mado very uBoful to ,thonl. We predict TINT
eyory boy who roads dozon pages IN II VIII not
stop Till ho roatlu it through. Eyen oldor and
wisor heads CAN look It through with profit.
Tho illl,utrations nro very finely executed, aud
add muoh yaluo nnl intoroet to tho toxt.
, 1873-10-19
LITERATURE.



poET1oAL QUOTATIONS.: FnoA OnAuoKn 70 THN-
NYRoN, With Oopioua 1nticcs. Anthora, $50; Hni-
tects, 1876 Quotations, 1900. ny y. AUSTIN AIL1-
HOME. Philadelphia: ]. =. Ipplncott l. Co. CHI
caao Booksellers gcnorally.
Tho elaborate Dictionary Of Authors'' by
MIR. Alt!bono linn prepared tho literary public for
tllia comprehensive work. Tho quotations are
necessarily short, but they aro to tho purpono;
and Quo can find In this wur1s appropriate pas
eagca for utmost any subject Oh which llo may
wish to wrlte. TAe only fuult wo chi,
find NTH the book is tllat, In most cases, the act
or poom from Which tho lines aro tason ts not
givcn. Roadora may often wish to SEQ tho cou-
toxt III which two or tllroo pithy lines ocour, In
order tho moro fully to appreciate tho sonti-
mont. Thouaantls Of quotations are made from
Shakespeare, with no othor notice rs to wlioro
they car 10 found. It may bo ropllod that
everybody should DO 60 we'll rcad in tho plays
Of tue great tlramatist tl,at tho context Of any
sentiment will ut onco occur to him. But,
as practical fact, pooplo aro not 30
well road; and, besides, Nil aro liable
to forgot; ind hence tho value tint
such roGcronco would giyo tho book. As 1t
would not add to its Bzo, tloro boing amp1o
room for the addition between iho quotations,
1t III hoped 1t will be nado in tho subsequent cdi-
tione. Aa It IL, tho book IL very valuable ono,
and 1t should have rlaco In oyory library.
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The Swiss People and Their
Country.
Ascent Of lle Righi and Of Mt.
l'ilatus.
Fcrncy and voItaire- .Summer-R Residence
Of Baron RotIlsClild.
The Castle Of Chil1on and Byron's
Poom".Agassiz and Longienow.

special Correspondence Of The Chicago Tribune.
LAUSANNE, Switzerland. Sept. 30. 1873.
And hero, In tho heart Of Monarchical Europe,
Is Switzerland. u Ropublio md such IL has been,
with fow and short Interruptions, for four hum
arcd yoarst Why7 and howl Is 1t
BECAUSE OF uEn NouNrA1Ss!
Arc theeo towering, rocky Alpa the barriers
which hayo defended these 1ttlo Cautions, and,
staudng as aentinets, hnvo declared to surround
Ing racos, to triumphant armies, and conqnoring
Empires. from naughty Charles tho Bold OF
Burgundy down, "Thus far, but no further" !?
II is evon so. Great Emperors, proud and irre-
sistbto on the plains, hayo boon stayed In their
eareer of conquest by theso rocky barriers, aud,
like waves against tho grauito, haYo beon turned
back powerlesB,
Theeo secluded valloyB, among thoac wild and
rugged mountains, hare nursed rsoo of shep-
hotda and hunters, who havo mover been thor
oughly conquered. Living in state Of Biln-
piicisy and frugnlity, very poor, and obtaining
ncanty subsistence only by hard labor, depend.
Ing largely on their cattle and gonts. driving
them to tho mountain-sidos for paasurago, pur-
suing thofr game among rocks accessible only to
tho most hardy mountainous. and among tho
etornal snows, tho Swiss, on their own soil and
behind their own rockH, hnyo boon woll-nigh In
vinoib1e; and they are troo.
This little Republic, smaller than many Of
our aopnrnto States, Ia
MoRB v18ITED NJ TRAVELLERS
than my other country IN Europe. Crowds Of
English, Americana, Gormans, and French, DUR
Ing every summer, throng its valleys aud high
ways, to enjoy it's peculiar and uuoquafed
aconery. Not Italy, with its sunny skies, it's
treasures Of art. its antiquitics; not Eng
i'a3' "''A ~ Ao' "Ao'saPo.no"o1'
noe even faflas win OIL It's AZ
aactionB,-aro morc froquontcd than
rrand mountaina: ita l,1xuriant valIoya. its yaat
e1 t.a .,aa' as.,. 40 ~ . 40 s'a '"a'
ElacleFs; lib uoop' oarR gofees l.s moet ooau-
thu lakes, set in q framo.work OF granite tow
ss s often anS snore tho s,o it, onnan tor
,,t,not,or n,oro ~ tha .r1,,;,,o ord ,,o.,t;f, 10
aNoss,uo' '"olo ~ 1ne hupl,'44o Auu ,eauIAu1 ~
na'uIat scohafy tnan my otnor oaual space On
a etrapro fasciuntjon in ascond;np thcso atuncn.
ions hc;r,ta scarcclv a ac.aon naasca ] w;tho,,t
1N.A7 v ooHaoA pt,Hoo' ".s4.s ~,
talal hccldente TO 1hose VINO aaceAd @Acao loar1ul
procipicea.
But tlo Swiss themselves seem today
ac.ncr,v wonruv '~
-, +ho ,,o7,;f,os,t na,,,a III, ..,nuaa
u tne taa6i.''cen' no1nss tne'l country "iloros'
a, hnn o 'ne ana tue a
sisooso are , yorv 14 nrovalont , ~ I,to,x
when converoing With a very Intelligent
poets and literary mon :" She replied, two
hive mono ; tho English Byron aud Coleridgo,
nnd tho American Longfollow, sing tho glory Of
tho Alps"
Yet there aro bright namea and brilliant pages
in 1fa1pa}tnr E,Afrr1, 4 nation that bau nm
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THOUGHTS ON LIFE AND CHARACTER. by 8.
T. 1iEnMoa. Philadelphia !: j. u. Liplincott & Co.
This III d collection Of nhort paragraphs md
essays, aolected, ns the author tolls nu, from
o notebook. They were written at odd timer,
as they lapponod to occur to lin. Tho
stylo IL easy and pleasant, and the subjects onl-
brace great variety Of thoughts on historical
POLITICAL and moral tcmcn. Some of then, we
havo read with interest and profit. It s just
the book to llayo OIL oncn table. to enanloy few
leisure moments pleasantly aud with profit.
, 1873-10-19

JERUSALEM, ANCIENT AND MODERN: Ira T1s-
TnnY, Antiquities, ETC., ETC. Dy the Rev. 1sNAkL
T. WARREN, D. D. Boston: Elliott, Biakoaleo l.
Noycs.
Every Dlblo.Rtudont, and, in fact, every roador
Of history, will fnd this book, Of only GO pagos
full OF moat interesting information. Even tho
sconer cannot ignore tho existence of Jorusalem,
or tho facts Of Its most wonderful histories,
1ho Arch OF Titus, now standing on tho Via
Sacra, near tho Coliseum at Rome. with Its
sou'ptred records Of tho fall II Jerusalem
and tho utonails of tho temple !;
tho city itself, standing right whore It did
In tho days Of Dayid and Tiaua; tho Mount OF
Olives, SO associated with the ministry Of the
Savior; the mountains that stand round
about Joruaalem !" tho childron OF Jaeob TINT
we moet every day in our Rtroots.-all attest the
historical acouraoy-may wo not Hay tho solemn
truths ?-of tho Bible. DR., Warren has dono 4
most valuable aeryico to tho public in giving us
a concise and accurate history Of Jerusalem in
its glory; Of tho city in ita decay, aud OF the e1
cayations and discoveries TINT have boon mado
in and around tho "City OF David" Tho plates
arc good, aud tho oxp.auatioua aro easily under
stood. Taken togothor, VIC do not aoe how Dr..
Warron could favo condensed moro valuable in
formation n q narrower space, aud ut a leBs coHt
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Exros1TonY THOUGHTS ON THE GOSPELS |:
Fon FAMILY AND PRIVATE Use. Vol. ): ST. Jolin.
by tho Iuv. j. @. Kyle, NJ. A. Vicar Ut slrAlbroke.
New York Robert CHrttr Il Hros.
This compotos tho 1,otca Of tho Rcy. Mr.
Rylo on ths Gospels, yolumes in nll.'
Tho plum Of the work gives the writer FREQ scope
both for ali essay on the subjects contained in
half-a-dozon or moro yersoB and for concise
analysis Of tho meaning OF each particular Eorae
Tho tono OF it In thoroughly evangelical
commencing It strongly to sahbath-sclool
toachors and to tho families Of
all our Orthodox churches. Christians will
wolcomo it aB most important addition to our
Biblical literature ominontly, calculated to do
, 1873-10-19

They chained lis each to column-stono.
The little Island which Byron makes the pria..
oner sec, with it's three green trces is etlH
there.
ANAL green t.le, It seemed no more,
seares broader 7 q than NY dungeon floor; =
But In II there wcro thrcu tull trees,
And DER It blew thu mountain -hrecza.
Tho castle now belongs to the Canton, and is
modern alucnal. The stupid, maIsor- of-fact
guard stands nentInoi over tho place Of tho old
drhwhridgo, and nevor for moment dreams OF
WHO conducts you oyor lilo caHtlo,. and repcata
like parrot her tale. thinks moro OF tho frauca
she eagorly sceks than Of all tho prisoners who
have eYcr pinod within tho dungeons OF Chillon.
sketch Of my visit to Chanlouni1 md the Nor
di Glace; but I must postpone that to anotlor
letter.
Ono word, however, before close, about
who wae born in this Canton, mud Of whom tho
BHias arc very proud. 4 fow evenings since,
heard lady Of Lausanne repeat, III her brokon
English, Longfclow's most beautiful poom on
tho great naturaliBt'e 60th birthday:
" vi tns stty p{esssss sss,s asatn ass;t .. May
Iu the heauuful Pays DO Vaud
child III Its crad1o lay.
And Nature, tho old nurse, took
Tho child upon her knee
Saying ~ Here IN q Btory-book
Thy Father has written for thee.
"Come, wander with me- khe said,
"Into regions as yct uNtsud,
And read what is gtili unread
Iu thB manuscript of Gol.'
And abe keeps him atl child,
And will not let him 10,
Though at ltmeR his heart beata wita
FoE tho beautiful Paya do Vaud.
Though at times he hears In bis dreams
Tho Itans de Faches of o!d
AMI The rush Of monntai1-sreama
Ftoln the glaciers clear and cold.
And tue mother ut home Says, uArkth
For hia voice lsten and yoarn:
It Ia growing ltts md dark
And my boy dues not retusn."
, 1873-10-19

JERUSALEM, ANCIENT AND MODERN: Ira 1I1s-
rony, ANTIQUITIES, ETC., ETC. Dy the Rev. TsnAk1
T. WARREN, D. D. Boston: +: Elliott, Biakoaleo l.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR MAYOR.


We are authorized TO announce John
Wood as candidate for mayor at the en-.
suing municipal election.
To THE VOTERS OF CAIRO: Having been
solicited by my friends that voted for me
last year for mayor, and by many that were
Opposed to me. to again become q candidate
this year for that position, In reply would
cay, after mature deiiberatiop, I have come
TO the conclusion to present my name again
before discriminating public for that ONCE,
promising, II elected, TO give all the atten.
ton necessary TO the city'- welfare. BY see.
ing that every city officer, from the highes,
down to the lowest, perform their duties
faithfully and honestly also tina. all ordi.
nances that tend to the preservation OF law
and order shah be strictly enforced; further
more shall use my influence with the men,
bers OF the city council TO curb monopolies,
90 that the rights Of the private citizen are
not, nor shall not, be invaded or enorosched
upon. Respectfully. HENRY WINTER.
We are authorized to announce James
:. swayne as = candidae for msyor At the
approaching municipal election.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-15
FOR POLICE MAGISTRATE,

At the reaues, OF many citizens, l beg
leave 10 announce myself a. . candidate fol
the office Of police magistrate. J. J. BIRD.
We are authorized 10 announce Mr.
Joseph Mckenzie as q candidate for elec,
tion.io ihe:ofiice Of police magistrate at the
ensuing municipal election.
We are authorized to announce Mr.. Jane.
Ryan candidate for the Office OF police
magistrate AZ the ensuing municipal elee-
ton.
We are authorized TO announce William
Z. Pitcher as candidate for the office OF
police magistrate, al the ensuing municipal
election.
FELLow-CfrIzESs OF CAIRO am q
candidate .or reelection TO the Once Of po
lice magistrate. -Four years ago l did no
believe IL was possible should live 10 asl
office again at your hands, but having In 1
great measure recovered my health, anc
needing the income the position affords,
again appear before you in the capacity OF Z
candidate, and respectfully solicit your gen
erou, support. Il. sHANSEssY.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-15
TIE CITIZENS, CANDIDATE.

Col. Wood. the citizens' candidate for
mayor, is . gentleman wellknown to the
people OF this city, to the business men and
laborers Of every class. With oil these, his
reputation, 10 Whatever light 1t may be re.
garded, has always been Of the highest.
1t would be difficult TO find . citizen OF
Cairo who would be willing to assert that he
believes otherwise than that Col. Wood, II
elected to the mayorslty. would not work
steadily for the prosperity Of Cairo; use all
his ability to further ali schemes for her adj.
vancement; throw all his influence In the di.
rectio1 Of faithful observance OF The laws
aud ensure to the city an administration
in which economy would walk hand In
hand with = judicious expenditure OF thu
city's money for the city's benefit.
There Is not good citizen Of Cairo who
does not take r just pride in her good name.
in her present prosperity, and in her assured
advancement In the future. Whether her
good name is TO be preserved TO her, her
prosperity to continue uninterrupted, and
her fattering prosperity be brought to
more speedy realization, depends to great
extent on the man who is placed 81 the head
Of our city government for the next few
years. We believe Col. Wood is the man
who will. conscientiousy to himself and sat
i.factorily TO the people, fulfil the trust con.
fided TO him. ii elected to-day. We charge
the voters Of Cairo. as a duty they owe to
themselves as citizens. rs duty they owe
10 their families, as duty they owe to So
ciety, for the welfare Of which each man 1.
responsible, to vote for Col. Wood, the ei,i.
zens' candidate for mayor.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-15
DIES IRE.

Days Of wrath. Every "male monster"
blessed vsth wife and home, knows full
well just how much the boosted superiority
oil his sex amounts TO on house cleaning
days, when lovely woman having re-
pented tina, she ever married man, proceeds
to destroy him from of the face Of his own
premises by means Of an impromptu deluge.
Thi. Ia nothing more than the Legitimate re.
suit Of mans own obstinacy. Had he
needed the voice OF reason and used the
AveriIl Chemical paint, the smooth, glossy
surface obtained would have rendered inun.
da,ion unnecessary, and housekeeping
would only be q pie assnt recreation, like
the cultivation OF flowers. The A. c. =.
covers one.third more surface, and stays on
twice as long as any lead paint. Call for the
genuine article, mixed and ready for use In
all color., at y. Z. Way 4 Co.'S, Sixth street,
between Washington and Commercial
avenues. t-lStf