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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-04
INlNM NAkEEY.

Frank Krn.ky desires that the public
should know that ho is prepared to deliver
bread of good quality and quantity, for
little money, in any part Of tho city.
Give him your orders, and then look out
for the
RED WAGON
by which he will deliver to you tho stan
of life. 2'l-'-to'i"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-04

One second hand octave piano, S2joi
two second hand 6 octave pianos, each
$50. one second hand parlor organ, $50,
cash. MAX EoLLEA,
i.4-l-G. Care Of Paul Scluh.s DRUG tore.
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"A, j, ROE NJ. ID.

Once over yhoms X Bros. grocery stole
No. l3I Commercial avenue. corner Eightk
street. Residence corner Warrington ave-
nue and Fourteenth street.
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STILL ALIVE AND KICKING.

am not drowned out yet, but am anX-
ious to have all my old friends and all tho
rest of mankind como aud SEQ me. can
and will soil cheaper that ever, ! have
Just received iresh invoice OF ready
made clothing, which, as to quality and
style cannot be surpassed by any other
house in this part of the country. IN
vito an inspection of my stock of diago-
mails, such AS coats and vests, which ] oiier
at prices lower than ever. Those goods
are extra fine. Remember tho place.
ions ASTRlMs,
g-i.2-2t No. 20 Ohio Levee, Cairo, Ill
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Go To {. ". HESpEEsoN \, 1870 Com
merclal Avenue, for the celebrated "Char-
ter Oak, MAY Flower or other cooking
stovca, tin ard hollow ware, water coolers,
bath tubs, etc, etc. If you want tn, best
wood stoves, buy the Charter Oak the
best coal stove, buy the "May Flower
ci-.I.l ID In
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-04

For SALE-s2, 00O in city scrip. For
salo in quantities TO suit tho purchaser
Apply to III. i. GEHouLp.
l79-2.gg.tf
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A TRUE STORY.

Good friends, pay attention.
And story III relate,
lis not Of 4 convention,
Nor FUNSTON yet OF state
But plain, unvarnshed story,
OF both good and fair,
Whose ambition true glory,
And whose excellence
\ son o. taste, this youth was he,
His hands rough and brown.
Andmirth and fun b-amed in hi. eye
ofthI' youth who plou-h-d the ground,
Ne loved quite well country aes--
lass Of besueous mein
Whose beauty WIS sweet as new nova grsss,
She was a rustic queen.
III
TA, youth day. with heart o'er run,
With love pure snow,
A,rJyed in hi, best bib and tuck
Unto his queen did SO,
a her he spoke in
Of love aud fsturc bliss,
lie .aidhs 10Y would he complete
lfshe would but be h,s.
".
on John, sh. said, love you we'll
Aud lain would be your dear
But John-blt- but-.Iohn, hate t. tlii--
cannot now I tear,
You see, dear John your suit amt good
Your clothes out ofs,yle
And to walk with you, never could
Aiown the old church aisle.
II youu get suit At Farnhatcrs--
The Mamouth Clothing House
IN ioyiully accept you John
And I've your beautiful spouse"
IN, like a good sensible fellow straight away
released II SUIT of clothes of FARsBAKER, and
ppiest man alivo. ies, that's so.
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T II T. BULLETIN
. CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
80 CANDIDATES.

10 sLCuEE TIE iNsEErrON or hN s..
N0uNcEMFNr Is TIM ErILglSTm rrELi-
C'IIuN ZEE MU~r rE PAID WuuS 1uE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT g. HANnEpIN. 1m HyLr
WILL BE STRICTLY ADHERED 40. CRY
OFFICES s5: WARD OFFICERS, -.
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LOCAL WEATHER REPORT
ORsrEvER's OFFICE, CAno. Il.f.,
April 3, lOlI nm. 1914.

OEsrEvER's OFFICE, ChWo, llr.,
April 3, lOli p.mr ic,i. J
Barometer, 1891 inches
Thermometer, y; degrees.
Wind i. ". Velocity ~ miles per noun
Weather, clear.
Maximum temperature Tor ia,t q hour,
W degree.
Minimum tempofdurc for iho ast2i hours,
"a degrees.
Prevailing wind 10, ia.t 2i honrs, :.
Total number Of mHes travelled hy wind
Iuruf lat - bUur-, %
IDViS BooTH,
Observer Signal service, q. IS. a.
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MRs. EuMBoLD II prepared to nlEACH
and PRESS hats and bonncts in this most
approved style, and in manner TO give
entire satisfaction. Call ut her residence
on Fifteenth street between Walnut and
Cedar. 23b-3-lo-li
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DON'T TRUST ANY Man

Who says he VIII pay 1000 Tor ~. vase OF
Cai,rrah he fails To cure. WolcOt's Cat
arrh Annihiator has cured thousands who
would have persisted without il, and my
agent viii return the money to any purcnH-
ser who tries bottle and is not benefited.
Did You ever try WOLCOrTS PAIN
pAINrY by its use Burns never blister;
IL stops ileauHene, ionlhachr hhI Neuralgia
q, GoLDssIIMn, cor. 18th ~ Locust it., Is
my agent. II. l.. WoLCOrr, 2GS-3-4a-,iw.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-04

MIX WAGoH.--I will commence run
ming milk wagon on Monday morning
February -. will continue 1t all SUM
mer, and respectfully solicit your patron
age. Mix will DO delivered 60 any ono
in the city, daily morning and evening.
Orders may he given to tho driver Of tho
wagon OF left "a: my leo stand, No 81 Ohio
lovc". GFoKGE IoCuM
lCD.g.2l-tf
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WE have something new IN tho way oil

WE have something new IN tao way oi
half-sheot postors, which We think are
Just tho thing for tho sprlds trade They
consist of Elk different designs, litho-
graphed, with mortises and margins for
printing. Two OF the cuts are sa''aD'o
Tor any business tho other four for boots
and Shoes, photographers, druggists ana
drv goods. We bavo but ono hundred Of
each cut, and will furnish them printed at
Cincinnati prices. We havo also some
fancy cards. Tho "iangungc OF flowers,
ton dcsigne; "roquot," twelve designs
Opera" four designs and "Comie' cards
twenty-four designs--which We furnish
Printed II. $40 to Sl2 per NJ, Cincinna,'
prices. Who wants them : Dent all
peak AT once. io"'1-i"-"t
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NOTICE on KEMovAL--Col. Henry has
removed his Hardware establ shmcnt
from Ne. l92 Commercial avenue, to
Reiser's new brick building, corner Of
Eighth street, whore will be found tho
arges, stock of stoves, tin ware, etc, in
tho city. Tho Colonel wishes us Ia say
to his many friends that he viii always
keep II kcg of nails con tap and any
thing else they may want in his linz"
5-i-2-Gt
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THE barber shop II ga shc corner OF
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
where j. George Stlcnhouso with his gem
tlenanly assistants can be- found NJ any
hour Of tho day or night, ready 10 sootne
your feelings with smooth shave, or cool
your temper and head with good sham
poo. 1t IL n hrst-class shop, and you arc
sure of receiving frs,-clhss treatment,
Ladies and childrons hair cut or curled
after tho most approved styles. s-lb-f
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RAILROADS.
TIME CARD
rnAixs LEAVE cAlEo.

hLlNoI3 CENTRAL RAILROAD
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RIVER NEWS.
Port List.

ARRIVALS
and departures for the ~ hours ending at q
y. IN. last evening:
Steamer Gracey, Columbus
Fisk, Paducah
Grand Tower, ~. Louis
Pat Cleburn, Evansville
d" Tom Reese Nashville
" Grafton, st. Louis
John W. Garrett, PiiGburg
4" LloLess, New Orleans
J. y. Parker, Memphis
q" Thomas Sherlock, New Orleans
4" Iilowild, Evansville
Laura l.. Davis, Nashville
DEPARTED.
4" Grand Tower, Memphis.
4" Pat Cleburne. Evansville.
" Tom Reese, 81. Louis.
" Grafton, -, Louis.
John w. Garrett, 81. Louis.
I" Lioncss, Cincinnati.
Z" James Howard, New Orleans.
" Gracy, Columbus.
:" j. p. Parker, Cincinnati.
" Thos Sherlock, Cinennati
=" Idlewild; Evansville.
. Laura l.. Davis; 81. Louis.
Tho dccline,in the ONO river yesterday
WAS ten inches. At this rate the Ohio will
coon DO down TO her ordinary stage, The
Mississippi continues to rise NJ St. Louis
The upper streams are nearly al falling,
a. ia tho case with those along tho Upper
OHIO. Buainrss was far yesterday
Weather pleasant.
MIsCELLANEOUs.
Tho James Howard got away yesterday
with "a pretty fair trip for New Orleans
.........Captain David Iliner thinks OF
moving from Mound City to 81, Louise
The Tom Casper is loading II. 1t Loui'
for Cincinnati and will leave there this
evening ........John n Scudder and family
were passengers by tho Great Republic
from New Orleans to st. Louis.
MRs. RuMBOLD " prepared to BLEACH
and PRESS hats and bonncts in tbs mos
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-04

For SALE oR EXCiIANuE--h Farm
near villa Ridgo-gooi houso aud young
orchard. Inquire nj this office or hdrefs
T., Is. FARRlS,
| 2i4.3.l7.f ullin, Ills,
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ROOMS To RENT.

In Wilcox block, Washington avenue,
at the lowest figures. l0-i-3tt.
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BANK STATEMENTS.


DEPORT OF the condition Of the City National
N Bank OF Cairo. at Cairo, in the state Of Illinois at
the close Of business February. q, 1874.
RESOIJRCfS-
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ARRIVALS
and departures FOR the ~ hours ending at q
D. IA. last evening
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-06-17

DR.. j. Walkers CALIFORNIA tin-
cgar Bitters arc purely Vegetable
prcuar,tion, made chiefly FROM The ma
| tiyc herbs fornd IN tho lowcrrangcs o.
tic Sierra Nevada mnuntalnsof taiiioi-
MIA. the medicinal properties OF Which
arc extracted thcfefroni without The ilscf
Of Alcohol. Tho question - almost
daily asked. nwllat Ii the cause Of Tho
innirallelcd success Of vfxEGAR Brr-
Tgasin Our answer Is, thai they remove
the cause Of disease, aadthc patient re-
covers Ills health. They are the great
blood purifier and d Life. giving principle,
4 perfect l.cn0yat0r and lnyigoratnr
N the system. Never before In tho
history Of the world has medicine been
5 compounded possessing the reinafkablc
qualities IL yiStGAR DlFTkRs ~ healing tnc
Sick of egery disease man u heir 70. Iney
are 4 gentle puygatiyc as Wen as Ttiiie,
], relieving congeSteu or lnampiaitn Of
tie Liver and fsseral Orsans Y Bilious
Diseases
Ill The properties Of Dr. wAiKrn's
Z yisKsARRiffTss arc Apegisnt. Diaphorctc,
Caruinati... Nu,riiionx Laxative. Diure,ie,
Sentative, Counter lTisaat Sudoyihc, Aiterar
tive, and Anti Bilious. :
,sssss "a pus sssfasnau IT'S a. PICS
AN els noiirq pms ssss'a'iss a Y ~. ~ "
sia5iglIra Nssloutid ues Astsv r-.l pr sassstau
e -,oo = uTskodss N II
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-06-17
7zs Batsis are sold elder vi aie tons o.
duse at 81 per bottle.

Parties ~ srnding letters f0r advice As u fheir
dis9aars Will confer quite fzrpf by giving name
n County - well ~ 'Tosn where they reside IL
viii arc Ga WONDERFUL arfhInt Of time and an
neyaiics II tliis VIII be observed.
The Perry Aromatic Bitter Company. 1
nh. ls III. az coustlsnd st., n. y.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-06-17
81 ZACH WEEK

A oExTs :. .ss =. ss..y whc,s ~. sp'lss t,e
y wUuf Nep,, t I.ouis, NJ.
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hblosifslt 40. pcrfeeflS odorie~. Always
uilf,r,n. lIlisnkafihx anAlffies superior 10 ess.
ptfut u. silt lAmij without danger n exploding
Il ,faklhk fifN Manuf1aufed expressly 70 DE-
lilAde nv n-e II solatnf phd dAbgr0ils pIls ~
farming esisllsie- sfr proved Is i's eeafiniis.
Ne ~ over Hfl<}fl families 49, 49,
Millions q gallons have been sold sDd ne ~
fldetd-direetIY N fndifcstly eyen eerlirtd
nom lniFniaR. wAfipG " ha9diinKn,
Thc Ihufxnet companies aud Fire Com
snia.ioupfs thronrfouf TIE esanffy recommend
he hfrsl ~ he f1f 20 kusfd elrh lnsp- an
,Essd. send fof fifeii,af. fof sale At retail =,
III ffsdf KeitffgiIy, af.f " wholefale ~ fip
lrnpriofoTn. ID ASfftAJsf geo, Jos, FitIsoi
k'reei, New York. 49, .,st -
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GO TO TExAS
MA Tns
Lone Star Route.
fIaisrwdioaal and Cred NOrhra R. RI

nAssE NGEiss noing N. Tsxa@ vic Mempbh
4 and Link Eoss.gr ia skTusport. STRIKE
lhle hns a iongYisrb. lfsrfss-t ioilie 10 Pales
tine, iisaunr, Wsca. Aflrihs. u nnissile. llou,-
tpa, fiAhs~tln and al ,p,itIle IN He.gesn, Ten.
trail. Eastsrh anil Sofahrrn ffxis.
Pss@acE- sis Nss ttltan<Whi find n ne ~;
lsasl~As &, ~. Nsnseis. nsl.s~. Vxsssen. snsl.
NofffFaferi Tex1z III
ihk hsr ' srn halt Thoroughly sgnrprI
VITA s,rEs nss.leTa hnprefcaseui, laslisiihg Nsw
md Ek-snt fssy faa.hs~ PeflisAi t'nisss <lrrJ.
ing lsr.. Mrsss1xbeas- Air lirsks-. Nillerfs pa
tent s1lsSy isiuslDuns aI.J gz,apAs~; md nouhsF
sl.s ran The lhu~engsF - sgmpkiely srItnd %
1 slsysiy -aff asnl ssianfsffsi.Ar burner.
fle fslNE sTAH lfouie hse aslIniralls a..
suered H. liiefr How b. n b. rexass. ~ ~
lallikafhsn - ~ infs<rtlaz ard trntlsfai das,l
n3nI. sssiaissing salnslssr anil r0Tv1 uilf
whL.h rsn y. ulfsifssl lfsr - chsrxF, v Rflfes,
ing ~ tiENRRAL TickET AGENT Infsrna,
lssniiaatl tsnsl Nerthrfn sasroef, Houston,
Texas.
DlastsfE Pei. liz,
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FEVER AID AGUE.

FEVER AND AGrE cured Tar nliv cents Thrrc u
not remedial agent In this werh that will eur, frxer
and Asnc and all eiher AalaFatr bilses Scafl,f.
TvrheM Yeiinw and other Powers lAdtd BY RAD
WAYS fiHl4sl 10 qnek ~ kADNAi's READY NJ.
LEE. Fity per bo,tie s,a
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ExfRsss,''
GOING lsAsT. e GQISG. IMEsT.

" -ss----.-5--
'I.rasc tirrcnsisofo' seoa. 40. Tar. is.ao m
; Iassls .. Isl.eps ais ss.sst % n,es .
lllllshofo, -
, 1874-10-18
ODE TO THE B0BTAlL CAR.

tRespeefuHv Indicated 10 As Chicago ci*y Raso9 os
hobtail car, that from cur daily toll,
Drawn by oue miserable spawned horse,
Doth beaE us home when evening g-shadoRa faus
Thou nrt the CAUSE Of many cruel Woea.
The angel that records the faults Of men
Would reed an ocean full Of briny teaEs
To blot the oaths of us, poor, hapleas wights,
Who are compelled to use thee, from lta bookAs
And that foul fend who rayels in our sn1,
And saeks our weak and sinful souls to gain,
Must look upon thea With his baleful eJes,
And say, Thou art my faithful minisler!"
Thy origin Is wrapped IN mystery,
Unless the Devil, with purpose dark,
Transported thee from his domains below.
And have somewhere read legend weird,
That, Charonh boat becoming old and worn,
A bridge Was built aaroes the gloomy ssIx,
Ger which thou, bobtail car, drawn ny neaa
Whose nostrils breathe forth f1e dost swiftly gNdA
Laden with countless numbers Of the lost.
We're we, DOOR wretches thou do@t carry hare,
Lost, ruined souls, we could not suffer more!
How long, o bohtail CAT, must We end1fo
The untold Inise11es which hang around
The swelling change-box and the Changing beA,-
That dread aiarun which falls upon our ears,
Causing esch tuaid heart to leap with fear,
The strong mans cheek to turn Al aAhy null
And each TO look into his neigaborh face
With horrible suspicion and distruht7
And O that awful voice, "aica chils OUT nloodr
And nightly haunts US IN dark, troubled droatas:
- Bedad. 5e'd better pass yer fare up now w!"-
when shall It's terrpr3 be forever hushei,
And ne once more have sweet and peaceful Elaep3
f;od only knows. We can bat trust, aud wait
The daYu1ng glorious Of that brighter day
When PaIace-cars on Wabash avenue,
Well warmed and lighted, and-O blessed thought -
In peace and quiet, to our happy homes.
, 1874-10-18

who had not, before death. acquired fhe po1et
OF song. but who ye. possessed al enthusiastic
and xrdant love OF mnsic,-aouls whose aes!le
for song had not been gratif1ed on earth; In In
trian associations. The former are immarsed A.
most wholly in mstters OF history With reference
to races on this aud other pla1ets. Iney arg
almost Tautonic in their modes OF studJs ana
associate themselves in largo aabeInbia3es. me
Austrian brotherhood is engaged in STUDYING the
best forms of government for tho diharent
tribes and people Of the earth.
CoLoaED PERSONS.
There are persons of color In Summer-Land
Monazo|appa is the only exclusively African
realm TINT Mr. Davis has been able TO discern in
the spirit world. He describes number or other
national brothcrhoods and seems that the tend.
ency among the Inhabitants ef the better world
is toward association. There nro species o.
blr. Davis has taken tho trouble to write 4 book
about, by way of warning US against tneR1' iAe5
are mischief~loring spirits
D1AKKA.
They inhabit The belt called Duco major. A
Diakka is NJ unbalanced. notAn evil person. Lie
vanders In his own congcaial forest, noTer rest
ing, never satisfied with life. often amusing him.
self with jugsiery and tricky witticlsns, lavar'a-
bly, victimizinG others,. secretly tor1nentlng
Mediums causing them to e1ag9orate IN speech
aud falsify by acts, unlocking aud unboltlng the
street doors Of your bosom aud memory, pointing
your fest in wrong paths, and far more. He
delights in natterins mediums, and more psr-
ticularly in making magnificent promises to
fo1tun;-seekcrs, who, prompted ly the evils OF
their solGshncss, interrogate mediums for their
private gain. Vaiu-miuded investigations receive
most gorgeous promises Of great personal prom
ineuce. Some Of THESE amazing promises arc
accompanied with the most satisfactory evi-
dences Ut spiritual intercourse, In short. tho
Dlnkka is tile spirit vino comes quickest at your
call, who moves tue table, and produces the
raps who IuisclicyOuBtv perBonatas your dead
relatives, aud crea.es the noises and hlbbub
heard iu haunted houses Tie strange mani
testations Of flying s4ueepans a',d pokers IN
Milwaukee, aud animated prick bats IN GeorGia.
must be attributed to tho pranks of the Diakka.
Mr. Davis says thai it is tie Di.kkas who mn
terialize, "katie King is . Diakka. The spirit
forms, therefore, which uasarialize at the house
OF the Eddys in CEittenden, Vt. and pretend to
10 the friends and relatives OF persons in tho
audience, are only Diaakus, or: As the orthodox
clorgymen put it, demons. They are race VI
deceive 8, aud it is O proitess business to listen
to their pretended revelations.
, 1874-10-18

From TIC Cincinnati Commercial.
Congressman Sayier admits that he can't
speak against fight. Said he last night:
''Joha Ryan clrps to mo tonight, and, SAYS
he, 1t you doa't como out and SPEAK II our
meeting on Walnut Hills tonight you'll lose fifty
votes there; now, you will, sure Well had
to speak down in my own ward, the Fourth, and
there NC had fine. lively, Eousing melting:
Jake Gardner made lively speech toa account
It was rnther rough to have to so out 10 tue
country after speaking in the city, but didn't
want to dissppoint the people out there. have
mado fourteen speeches in six nights It Was as
cold as Iceland but Ryan said must come. as
he would announce ne 10 appear positively At 7
o'clock. So got carriass and took Jack Con-
molly in with mo aud wont out o.. Docd5 "as
speaking vigorously when go. there T., and had
10 wait for him to got through. There ~ere
about twenty-five men at the meeting 1t was
cold. Well, started in, aud. after my lntrodue-
tory, began to talk shout Western Interests;
whea fight commenced o little distance of. l
was just getting warmed up when that fight
commenced, bus that cooled me OF. lou ought
to have seen that crowd edge orcr toward that
fight: 1t WAS funny. In minute the light hal
all the audience, and hadn't man ief6.
simply quit. with tho remark that gooa nSAt
1Sas better than speech, anyhow.
, 1874-10-18
'shPus kvc1vMNaLE.

e. e. laas-arzsa twilight now DELAY, t,,. ntrbt:
IL n4s7;a stes-nea1ted Roses breathe delight:
- 'us n'sds song unto song 7equite.
Rknt G Tish y .s omeshtng Of the Summer stays,
cnratt tita ~ ne glory Of the sun-ri1e days,
sas N the 1aeshes Of Autumnai haze.
e. srs.an naples fame with gold and red:
IA stna. asss are short snd quickly sped:
S"a e1e ELL; the sky ia blue oechcad,
Lid A. .t tses4s oat beneath the Ellen; night,
I6ss NJ 1,s,s as g.asaes with rine Of wh t.,
14's'' md vapors in the early Light.
H. L. saaty ns1a5y leare% IN s1o2ins vineyards chow
LID ~ fns clustered fruit that hangs b.!ov:
'os cliff i brown edge, bright astcrs glow.
1T 4ss 3 tas delay. The sunu1 skie. crov dim.
T:S, S nss - hte leaf. torn from tbs parens limb
sa9 neak winds wall ont his 70 o1uic;n.
- CHARLES NOBLE uuEGor-
, 1874-10-18
An Ancient Grott0s

Among the recent discoveries Of ancient ruins
in Mexico, is that of IN artidcally executed
erotto Is miles from Tansitarro in the State OF
Michoacan. This grotto is represented to be OF
immense depth and vast extent the remains OF
walls and arrhed corridors are still to be seen,
and many curious speclmens OF the handiwork Of
an unknown race have been brought from this
subterranean palace. Two citzens of neigh
boring village recently penetrated into the cav
ernous depths Of the grotto and lost their way.
Three days and nights were spent in wandering
through tho labyrinthine pasaages of this won
fierfuI place before they found an outlet from
their strange imprisonment. Subsequent to this,
compoten. persons made more thorough exa1n-
, 1874-10-18
= = =
RESIGNATION +

We, calmly would await thy stroke, O Death,
which parts 1t once the chaln 4na ends our patn +
When tho faint-heaving. hestsAting breath,
Dissolved in air, returneth lot again;
When tho Wan forehead and the ldvet1ed eJea
SereneIy shed their halo Of repose,-
And lips, oft t1arersed by impaasioued sighs,
With palIor dyed, in final irsnness close;
When the shrunk form-the mass Of 1istless clay
Its dismal rites Of sepulture receives
When soara the unimprisoned soul nway
To that reality which undeceiyes -.-
J. P. LKAvrrI.
, 1874-10-18

Ex-Gov ". H. Gist died at his residence in
Charleston Ne,os SAVE "Gov. Gist vas one OF
the leading men Of the State in her palmy days
His life WAS devoted to her interests, and the
people whom ho had so faithfully served honor"
ed him in 1858 with the highest Office within
monweaIth, He VAS the last ante.beItssm
Governor OF the State. During the War be vas Mas
an active and valued member Of the Executive
Council whom Gov. Pickett. his successor calleo
to his aid during the stormv scenes OF d. ~
the close OF the Var be Eitb 1Etw ffe7' ouhac
Ife."
, 1874-10-18

inasion OF the Srotto, when the fec: that ut som
unknown period in the past it Lad boea slaned
py human ekil, and wa;ladin on every aids By
human l1andH, was revealed. It is da,k iaLy-
ruth. SURPRISING in cxteat and intricscy the
1ablea one constructed BY Dnd.n!us. Thu walls
ate OF masonry. and tue passagQways, which con-
nee. vast chambers, are arched over viii, s,o,,r
These ayidences uf human l.hor and ooutriyau:o
iead to the suppostiou that it il tho work Of ~
aboriginal race which long ago poyishcd.
, 1874-10-18

h.ts tsnd "pnan aa u New London, Conn.,. SAW her
b. hir.se se'531s1ng ladya satchel, and she tore
bs T. = areas OF before discovering that it
num- m.p!!naI, .sp!i who had dropped down OIL Tue
b 10 i.ns mnn q to surprise her. Every husband
tse IT, n Hho Is out evenings should read this
shtr hsea1o9 70 nus wife, end hold up tha dangers
ea.a, 'ane Suspicious without the best Of