The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-12

Police CouRT.-It was officer wooten
who arrested Dsveny johnson, q colored |
man who domicilns ct the corner Of Seven |
tecnth and Poplar street, for whipping his
wife. Mrs. johnson is little suspicious
that Daveny does not regard his marriage
VOWS as being sacred, and ms Mrs. Tilton
would say, has been running after
strange women" On Thursday evening
Daveney, as usual, went homo after his
days work, and had no sooner entered
the house than Mrs. johnson COM
menced TO bsrate him for his supposed
shortcomings. Dsveney stood It all
very quietly for awhile; but II Mrs
johnson had been watching him closely
she would have seen by the light Of his
brow that storm WAS brewing, and un.
less shc sofion,d her manner towards Kim
II would soon break out, and thon woe to
hor. She continued, however, until
Daveny could stand no more. lie pounced
upon her, and If sho never felt tho weight
OF Davony's dsts before sho felt them
then. He beat, kicked and cuffed her,
until the neighbors interfsred and
separated them.s just about this time,
officer Wooten pu. in an appearance. and
took the offending Davency intocus,ody.
Yesterday morning he was taken before
Judge Bross, who, after hearing tho evil
dence In the case, fined him ten dollars,
and costs of proceedings, which added to
the five made the total amount SIS 20
Being unable to settle with tho court,
Dsvney was sent TO the city Jail for nine
days.
John German, a section hand on
| tho Cairo, Arkansas and Texas railroad,
came to town two or three days ago, and
got on spree. Night before last no ~as
arrested by Constable Gladnoy and taken
10 the lock up. Yesterday morning he
was taken before Judge Bro. for trial.
He applied for change Of venue to Bud
which WAS granted. Blu. German had
been drunk and thore wac no way Of got.
ting out Of it, and Bird sent him to the
| lot thito
Many who are suffering from the effects
of the warm weather and are debilitated
are advised by physicians to take moder.
Ate amounts of whisky two or three
times during the day. In a little while
crease the number Of drinks and in
time become confirmed inebria,es. A
beverage that will not create thirst for in
,oKicAting liquors, and which 10 intended
especially ter tho benefit Of debilitsted
persons, whether at home or abroad is DR.
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic. Containing
the juices Of many medicinal horbs, THU
preparation docs no, create ar
appetite for the intoxicating cup
The nourishlng and tho life
supporting properties Of many valuable
natural productions contained in it anc
well-known to medical men, have q no.
strengthening influence. a ainglo bo,il
Of the Tonic will demonstrate its value
able qualities. For debility arising from
sickness, overeIertion or any cause wha.
ever, n wine glassiul Of Sea Weed Toni
taken after meals will strengthen IL
stomach aud create an appetite for whole
some ioou. IUaii who are about ieAyiu
their homes, we dcsirc TO say that the Ell
cellent effects Of DR.. Schenck's sea,onabl
remedies, Sea Weed Tonic and MandrAk
Pills, are particularly evident whom take
by those who are iniuriou,ly affected b
> a change of water and diet. No psrso
should leave home without taking a sur
: ply Of these safeguards along For sal
by all druggists.