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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-21
>or ANuNrl,r,o> VICTORY.

The New York Ero,Ug Pn,' says the
Democrats in Ohio. Indiana and other
Western states mean to carry out apaprr
money policy. and draw, this conclusion
from the indications at the late canvas,
i'm those States for state officers and mem
bcr> of Congress. We bclicv" The Post
il mistaken. aud have no doubt the Dem
ucratc-I liberal majority OF the lower
house ct Congrr>. will lee faithful To the
doctrine al good money and stcadta'tIS
amt vigorously oppose the pcrnicinu,
doctrine that the distress of the country
would be- changed into prosperity If the
printing presses of the treasury depart
mcnt were To discharge upon the country
Il new volume of grccuhacks. In Ohio
such men H. Paine and Thurman. aud m
Indiana such men ~ Mcdonald and Kerr.
were out~pokeu in opposition to imitation.
while in Illinois the Opposition party
boldly declared for hard money and ma
tiuual honesty.
We know it !, said. that the defeat Of
Mr.. Carroll. the Opposition candidate for
State treasurer. indicate, that the major
| ity of the people do not endorse the plat
| form upon which hc stood. hut thi- j. au
unfair inference. The contest between
| irredeemahlc paper promises to pay and
| good money. took place in the congrc,-
~iunal districts. aud the result of this CON
test leaves no room To doubt that
the majority of the people
favor good money and are OPP
posed to the iuiquity OF imitation.
In those congressional districts where au
open light was made against the Demo.
cratic-Libcrll candidate, who were con.
-picuou,ly prominent H. advocates of re-
sumption and honesty. the result of ia,
battle wa, significant. In col. Murri,
son, and in Mr.. Wilkes districts. ia,
grrcnback Democrat, hullrd, and uomi
mated grccnback candidates in opposition
! to the hard money candidates. In Wikc'
district. Col. Richardson and Mr.. Single
ton put ou their war paint and ~Wor
that MIR. Wikc should not be elected an,
in Col. MOrri-,On'S district. senate
lliuchclifi raised the war cry of Green
backs forever and >worc the colouc
should he defeated. The result was
these two candidates were elected by IN
largest majoritics given in the state
They swept everything before them ol
the hard money issue.
IN view of these facts. neither The Pos
nor any other paper j. justified in >ayin!
that the Democrats Of lllinoi, mean t.
carry out a papcr-moncy policy" The!
don't. If the result of the election indi
Gates anything. ii indicates that the Dem
ocrat, of the West a. well Il, of the Eas
mean to carry out hard money policy
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-21
rhc Gren, rn,ori,c with the Ladies'.

VIM. Forsyth Bynum ~ Son, druggists of
Live oak. Fla. write, September 18th, 1874,
"a. follows: abr II. V. ri rec. Buffalo. y.
I.:-Iour Golden Medical Discovery and
purgativc Pellets I'll very largely and give
complete sau faction, ~ numbers Of our
customer. and friends testify with pleasure.
Your Fayorilc Prescription Is indeed the
great fayurite with the ladies, and numbers
can say with JOY that IT has saved them from
eking ont mise rab'c life or meeting with
premature death, and restored them to
health and happiness.
Thousands OF women bless the day when
DR.. Pierce Fayorte Prescription was
first made known 10 them. A single bottle
often gives delicate and sufie ing women
more rcleii than months OF treatment from
their family physician. In oil those de-
iangemen's causing back ache, draggirg e
down sensations. nervous and general de-
| ing and heating properties render it of the
| utmost value TO ladies' suflcIiu- from inter-
M fever, congestion, inflammation or ulcer
alton, aud It's Strengthening ellc cts tend TO
correct disrlac, ments OF intcroal parts
the result Of weakness OF natural supports.
II is sold 10y all druggists.
DIR. Picrco'> pam Jhet on the diseases pc.
culiar to women will be seitto any adlrc,,
on receipt OF two stamps Address a
above. ll-l2-eodAw
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-21

Very few people really like the devil.
az least we are led To believe thar the at
tachlncut i generally the other way. but
hc has Away excited the greatest inter
est In the human mind. In many eases
this may Ice but sort of forcca-ting
curiosity, Il prudent outlook, a. il We're,
but il |, very Often an entirely di>intcr-
r~tcd desire Tor knowledge. Satanic re-
search /, an absorbing pursuit. il we are
Ia Judge il 10y the books that have been
written on the subject. The Bihliothcca
Diabolica." compiled by Mr. kcr-
not, and Just published 10y
Srribncr. Wexford ~ Armstrong (who
have no connection, We trust. with what
| l. commonly known a. the satanic
Pres i a curious compilation of the
! titles and character of some seven hun.
! drcd volumes that treat. directly or indi-
! rrctly. of hi, Internal LoWnc~-.
II has always been considered nccr>-
-ary to understand. "A, far ~ possible. the
nature and habit, of the Evil one. for il
i well known that no nation ever
prospcrrd that did not possess "A
>ig"rou, and potential devil. But
there have been great mistakes
made IN regard to the personality of lhi,
beng. Indeed. althoughit seems scarcely
credible in this age of disccrumcnt, there
''''' '''li l'''ll' WIZ lllpNGHl lllt itNil
was a woman One of the worst devils OF
whom record In, been made i Doorui. the
| wife of the lliudoo silva. but We cannot
! but believe that her husband is really ~
~puu-ihlc for her crimes.
And ii is well that the ordinary devil /,
not woman. How few. IN such a ease.
would De- a match for the
devil ~ What feminine devil would
haze been careless, enough toilet 81. Dun
stan seize her by the nose with "A pair of
hot tung-, or allow Martin Luther To find
out that she was in the habit of stealing
nuts and cracking them against hi, bed
post f,"nt r. S)cktoA ~, "Etrhl,g,.' '
Seminars tp,' DfrrU,bsr.
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NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.

SCALED proposal, will he received Al my
> once, uutil % clock y. m. of TUESDAY he
tiI-l DAY of December, 4 u ls7i for fur
both, tor the recon tIuctiun OF the Sidewalk. an
west sue OF lcNcr street In front of the follow
ing described lot, viz. Lots and Is in block
4 l3'- Iband T. in block - lots !, 3, and q in
Wp'h ~ lots j, 2 I, ., q, 10, II, 10, 10, II and
y M n."rk D, aud lots o, 49, II, IL, 70 and II ia
hlvIk D. All in the city of Cairo, Illinois
, Al proposals shall be made in accordance with
"" provisions requirements and specification.
of ordinauc, No ", approved October i'm 4
~ nj which Ordinance is now on file i'm my
"ho' 1ugtrl ." examination nj amy time
'"'" proposals shall de- directed 10 the CITY
council of the CITY of Cairo. and N. iii Ia, nu,ned
~ q meeting o. sad council, 10 be- held ON the
= IA, "
The City Council reserve, the right 10 reject
amy and all proposals
,.i-,, WILL. X HAWKINS
AFRO, MS Nov II, 1874, City Clerk
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catholic Churches aud Music Pro.
urtiIttfups.

Manchester Guardian London Letter. oct p
II l. understood that the resolutions
passed AT the recent synod of the Roman
catholic Bishops will make considerable
change in the manner uf conducting re-
ligious service. In the Roman Catholic
places of worship IN this city. At present
one or two churchcs-notably 81. Peter :,
the Italian church. lIattnn Garden and
~. Georges cathedral. Southwark-irr-
qucntly announce the performance oi
some such celebrated piece Of music ~ a
mass by Mozart OF the "Stabct Mater ul
Ro-~ini. a resolution of the synod,
am Informed. RECOMMENDED the di~contiii-
uancr of such announcements rs calcii-
lated To give the appearance of Il tlcat-
rcal performance to what should be-
strictly religious ,rryicc
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-21

II senator Schurz had gone with "u>'
instead Of gadding about with the Radi-
Gals. we would have given him ribbon
to tie in his coat but he didn't. and lac Is
now out or a situation. lie i, an able
and brilliant gentleman. hut hc has not
the sturdy common-scusc of ilc,ing, his
peer in honesty and devotion to princi-
pies. and the greatest of the practical pol
ltirian- Of the country man who leads.
and always TO victory.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-21

The heat I. 50 great it boilS the water IN
the cisten- that supply the city. This
j.. with all it, drawbacks. great conNe-
nicncc. Cooks need not kindlc fires TO
prepare boiled dinners. They get ready
boiled water FROM these ci>tcrns. The
greatest Inconvenience j. experienced Ia
obtaining water for drinking purposes
but this i, overcome 10y substituting
".trpiuht whisky"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-21


Brother Ncluchcr-, Of the johnson
County l'yDtgU, who j. AN lmlcucudput
Farmer, got- OIL the following GOOD one
10 the credit Of brother Met artnrv of the
Metropolis Times. We don't bet but If
We did, We should hrt that Col. John f..
Nee artncy /, a happy man.
"'lloGG' SALyE.-Nc have received
from Dr. j. +. Mccartney. OF Mrtropo-
lis, two dozen boNc, OF hi, celebrated
,llogg salNr, with instruction, 10 place
1t where it will do the most good Al
ter careful consideration we have con
ruiicd To- dispose ol il rs follows:
A,J. kulkcndall, DR.. Looncy. and
county Attorney Damrou. two hoxr,
each, The other sixteen boNc, will
hc .rut to the editor of TLs
J,~1wL. eight boXc, 10 be mpllrd
Tea tlr cure of the wound,
created lay the loss of legal or county nal
ruuag": the other eight boNc, to be- am
pied A. AN antidotc for the los, of the
position of cngrussiug and enrolling
clerk ia The senate at it, next session.
lDr Met artnry assures ~ that this ,alyr
VIII II" all that j. claimed for il. and that
Il VIII certainly have the desired effect ON
the parties named, Full direction with
each box.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-21

FRENCH papers charge DisracH with
the crime OF ,ympathizing with Ger
many. II i not "a hanging crime, and
the world j. given 10 i, just now, Ger
many ha- aouc NJ head.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-21

1HE student, of IT. Andrew, Inivcr-
sity, London, England. do not want
Ralph Waldo Emerson as their Lord Rec
tor, and have formally made proclana-
ton OF this fact.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-21

IHE Paducah Koihtckian and Ne,rs are
engaged in a mortal hand to hand con-
iicl, and much blood flowing and many
boucs bleaching on the shores Of the
ONO may BIZ the result of itall
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-21

rI,HE BULLETIN is published every morning
Except Monday in the Bulletin Building COR
pcr Washington avenue and Twelfth street
Tur prllruN Is -crvcd to city subscribers by
faithful carriers at Twenty-Five Gents a Week
payable weekly ny Mail, tn advance, $40 per
sunum. Ny months. ~; thrc mouths, 49, one
month 81 p.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-21

HE Padueah h,,tockiot seize, the oc-
easioh oil III appearance IN new dress 10
say few word, about new, paprr-.
men u become, old it viii ,trrnly re-
fuse 10 do 70 any NOR.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-21

10 the Volunteer of the Mexican War, IN the
Counties of Alexander Pulaski and William
son
N'ilO enlisted and served under my COM
w maud, will please address me ai my rel
dcncc, ut MAkunda, jackson county, Ms, Ia
enable me 10 ptv-cnt their nmc- To the Congress
of the United States, AZ the next session In nr-
crulcr, tOr the purpose ul procuring Tor them
pension. NidOM- of the soldiers who remain
unmarried, Will also write Ia me, describing
their situation, place OF residence, number of
children and their age, and viii forward their
names and attend tn their interests free OF all ~
pru-r,
Nov 7th, l>iL II HENRY l.. WEBB.
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LIVE AGENTS WANTED

10 sell DR. CHASE'~ RECIPES; on, IN
county in the United ~tIic- aud Canada. In
lugcd by the Publisher tp Gi~ pages Il con-
tlin- over 1000 household recipe, and j. suited
to an CLASSES and conditions of society. \
wonderful book and household necessity II
sells at sight. Greatest inducements ever OF
icrcd to book agents. sample copies ~cut 10y
mail, post paid, tor :! Exclusive territory
given. Agents more than double their money
Addrcs-, DR. CHASE'~ STEAM PRINTING
HOUSE, Ann ARBOR, MICH Et-ll-2G-W3m
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-21

Little Charlie Ross, the lost child
has been numerously found. He wa,
last discovered ia West Virginia, bat is
The Memphis Aralaaehs persist, in say
ing-slill missing.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-21
NEw ADyrRrisrMENrs.

Sknn nn REV hRD--FOr u case Of
,N)OO,Do Chll- which my Indian
Asur Remedy will not rnectIally eradicate from
TIE system only ~ cents for iull directions Tor
compromising the medicine Satisfaction guar
auicrl 90 money refunded. Address Il "
RUSSELL, Mineral SPRING., Ohio.
t-n- -II-dNWtW
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-21

lhE most beautiful newspaper
IN the State Is Barton. Southern
HS'HolsaH, and il /, a. ably
ea'Ied as it is good looking The
people Of Jackson county will make il
prom ahe by a liberal patronage il tlley
Hale me good sense to uppreciat, an, cA-
ceuent local journal
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-21

THE British government j. fitting out
polar exploration expedition 1t viii
sail next May.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-21

THE Arkm>a, smith ha. been heard
from He was ION the wing" and Gar
land, the Democratic governor. !, anX-
ious to have him on the swing"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-21

"COME To me. EHbu.' cries Ulysses
across the sea; even ~ the other Caesar
cried "Nave me. CasSius. or | sink 80
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-21
Obstacles to Marriage

ii Apply relief for young men nom ne If
l / feet, Of error, and abuses ia e rly life
Manhood restored Impedimcnt- Ia marriage
removed New method Of treatment New and
remarkable remedies Books and crculHr- sent
free in sealed envelopes Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, il9 North Ninth street, Philp-
delphia, Pa AN institution having II high rrpu-
tation for honorable conduct aud professional
skin
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THERE i q wild negro IN Obion county
Tennessee, who feeds on pumpkins and
corn and votes the Radical ticket, like u
barbarian.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-21

{ ASTORIA h. more than a substitute for
- castor oil lie the only -ali' article IN cN-
I-tuurc which h. sue Ia REGULATE, thr hny,rI-
care Windcolic and produce natural sleep II i,
pleasant Ia take Children need not crv and
mothers may sleep O---vIv
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-21

TIM Jonesboro gazette wants first
class hotel in that town. 1, will need
such hotel when the Little Gauge road
has been completed.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-21

lHE Paducah Ksatackiau, of the 18th
inst, appears in a new dress. our co.
temporary is congratulated by IT, on ii,
success.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-21

Tnr controversy between Mr.. Glad
stone. the English statesman. and Cartli-
nal Wi>rman, on the Catholic question.
has created much excitement in England.
At a meeting of Roman Catholics. held
In London. 18th inst. to discuss the qurs-
tiou, raised in thi, discussion. speeches
were made dcnouncing the imputations
and assumptions of the cN-lrcmier re-
| cent pamphlet ON Vatican DEGREES. and u
| resolution was unanimously adopted de-
claring that the civil loyalty of the Ro-
! man Catholics is IN no wise affected by
flls. tI,.cr,.r OF I'apnI innIuIhihIN.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-21

Tn demand on the Agricultural de-
partmeW Tor Semi-tropicM plant, from
the South /, great. The China tea plant
j. especially IN demand.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-21

Ef-One inch is square.
ri-ro regular advertisers we offer superior in
ner Of displaying their favor.
Cf-Noticc, in local column inserted Ton Fti-
teen Cents per line for ON, insertion, Twenty
Cents line for two Insertions, twenty-five
Gents line for three Insertions, Thiuy-FNc
Cents line for one week. and seventy Fye
Gents a line for one month,
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Hos. THoMAs ALLEN. president of the
ST. Louis. Iron Mountain and southern
Railway company, has lclcgraphcd to the
president that "thcrc i no more crime
in Arkansas than in any other equal
quantity of humanity on earth. Our
trains running daily through the State,
three hundred miles. bring us into immc-
diatc contact with the people. The cor
ruption of a few selfish politicians hap
PLY are about ccasing. aud with an inn
proved aud advanced constitution. the
state is entering bright career otmatc-
rial prosperity. People exposed to fire
frost and grasshoppcrs In the Northca,
are seeking safety in the timber of AR
kansas"
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1--WE have been defeated .ay. thc chi.
cago iqter-Oeeaa. "whm h,u. .,,I,
'i's Republicans sit down in despair. and
mourn over battle which /, lo,r - "a,
thlllh they should. They arr trouble
some "heh they are not mournful. aud
we hope they may conclude To 90 ipto
tle mourning business permanently
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IL they have HI q, the South. There !.
HI wder Pi'tsburg, The coal /. burr-
ing beneath the surface Of the ground
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Hon. WM. NJ. SPRINGER says I.arkn
6. Mead did il with hi, little chiscl.
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Communications upon subjects of gen.
eral interest to the public solicited.
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ADVERTISING RATES.


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E3sAll letters should Lee addressed To
JOHN II. OBERLI,
President Cairo Bulletin Company.
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L+6' The opinion Is being strengthened
every nay mat the man who first made
Il shlrl TO button behind did more for the
Wofld IMAM one who discovered five
comets.
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CENTAUR IMMINENT

The great discovery Of the
age There h. no pain which
the ,rutmr liuimCnt will not
relieve, no swelling which IL
VIII not -ubduc, aud no lumr-
mess which IL will not cure
= lhi~ i. -trung language, but II
r. true II l. no humhug; the
reclp" h printed around each
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-09-05
NUMBER ~

military rule. and worse, even, than
that, from anarchy, and probably
nothing else viii.
And IN the discharge OF my duty to
| enforce the law, do warn all per
sons, white and cOlored, who have un-
lawfully banded together under the
pretext Of defense, or otherwise. i'm
/ mediately to disband; and 1 do warn
J all persons against any such Organiza-
tions. And do most earnestly en-
JOIN upon all civil officers, and especi-
ally in those localities where there
have recently been bloOdshed and
disturbances, that they compel the
disbandment of all unlawful organi-
Zations. and that they use the utmost
vigilance IN bringing the guilty par
ties 10 punishment, and that they re-
sort to every lawful remedy 10 pre-
vent further violations of the law. 10
the end that the majesty of the law
may be maintained and society pro-
tected.
Done at the Capitol of Tennessee,
this 29th of August, 1874.
u. S. JOHN c. BRowS, Governor.
MISTAKEN PHILANTHROPY.-
On circusday evening a well-known,
well-tO-dO citizen OF this city, whose
I kindness OF heart and kind deeds
towards Gods poor" are in every
mans mouth though he himself is
proverbiai Tor his Inodesty, went
[ up to the circus. Like the ancient
Emperor AureHan, he counts that
day lost which records no good
| deed-sOmething done which has
made some one happy. Onhis way
up he revOlYed in his own mind the
deeds of the day. but could think
of nothing he had done which had
made any one glad, aud his heart
was full OF regrets that he l-ad ac-
complished nothing. just as be ap-
preached the entrance TO the teut
he heard the man who collected the
tickets order a little girl, perhaps
10 or y years of age, and evidently
one of the poorest of the poor, a
way from the tent because she had
no ticket. The child showed her
grief in glistening teardrOp, and
turned regretfully away. Here was
the chance, and our philanthropist
grasped quickly al the opportunity.
He approached the girl, and told
her to follow him and he would
lake neE 10 see Lht ClECue. one CA-
pressed her gratitude in the best
manner she new, and followed him
in. He took great pains in show
ing her all the animals, explaining
their peculiarities TO her, the coun-
try they came from, etc, regardless
OF the wonder il created among his
friends. He then entered the cir
Gus tent, seating his prOtege by his
side, and congratulating himself
that he had made that girls heart
purer and happier for that day at
least. When the performance was a.
bout half through, the girl got up
and started to 90 out. "Why do
you leave so soon, my dear" asked
our philsnthropist. "Oh!" said
she, "this is the d-dest poorest
circus | ever saw. Get o1Tmy dress
and let me 60" Loves labor was
lost, and the philanthropist was at
last left with the conviction that
his day Was lost also.-Dubuque
Times.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-09-05

A GENTLEMAN.-Show us the
man who can quit the society Of the
young, and take pleasure in listen
ing to the kindly voice Of age; show
US the man thas covers the faults OF
others with the mantle Of charity;
show Us the man who bows as pO-
litely and gives the street as freely
to the poor sewing girl as to the
millionaire who values virtue, not
clothes who shuns the company OF
such as congregate at public places
to gaze at the fair sex, or make un.
kind remarks of the passing poor
girl; show Us the man VINO abhors
the libertine; who scOrns the ridicu-
Ter of his mothers sex. and the ex.
posure Of womanly reputation: show
US the man who never forgets for a
moment the delicacy and respect
due q woman, a woman in any con-
dition or class, and you show as a
true gentleman.