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The Cairo bulletin., 1875-10-05
n III A SENSATION

1t Is becoming prevailing belief in the
United States that secret organization,
called the ''IIoly League of Peers Of
America" Is in vogue In the nation, with
Chicago as its headquarters. The para
mount objects Of the league are the cleva.
tion Of one class above the other, and
The creation Of titles rs In Europe. Its
government Is OF a military character,
and despctic In nature. Land owners.
farmers, planters and men of means arc
70 oe admitted 10 membership, but the
toues-the poor man, Is to be kept out.
side the borders Of the holy league and
dsoarred the right Of the franchise
u u TO be divided into
seven orders Of rank-dukos. marquiscs
earis, vlseounts, barons, baroncts ant
knights, and rank and title can only b,
CONSERVED by the highest authority. Thcl
declared priadpk~ are that they rcpudl
sts tho levclinR thet~les Of equality an
maternity, nd deem ths declaration tina
'.aM men arc created eqlhl" q fAllacy
Ths following Is ffem their constitution
I'VE estsve TINT any system Of indis
SAaass snd unrestricted suffrage mus
peoepeaaent for success upon o liuitc
: 49,. - sertain exceptional con
diteas Msoesety and that both ofthcs
elsmsnts bare ieng since ceased N "xis
on he oo0eneSt. Hence We rono.., an -,
WHOLE svu1em (ps now pracuc.is ~ ma ~
jesity rule, uuversai suffrage and as =
elea(ips jndtolAsy - merely q n.oe..,,. -
cowpseaniss vsth brutal force and iyno,
ttfnsa NJ M4t S""'
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For the Month Of October.

During the fever season OF last month,
the stock of Ayers Ague Cure In the Old
Moth State became exhausted, and be-
fore supply could be received from Lo.
well, the suffering from chills and fever
became fearful. a few parties were SO
fortunate rs to have It on hand,
and In Ircdell county, the drug
glsts ckcd out their slender stocks by
selling doses--a spoonful each-fOr dol
lar. Many paid ten dollars for bottle,
when the regular price Is but one, and
thought themselves favored at that, SO
valuable arc the curative properties
OF this, preparation, which not only eX-
pels 'he poison from the system, but
leaves the patient with unimpaired health
anil vlgor, -Raieigh IN. C.) Standard.
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ancc: but one which, how
ever unavoidable at present,
Is nevertheless inevitably fraught
with Injustice and corri,pucn.
II IA the object of this League to thor
oughly organize the wealthy and intelli-
gent classes in the land for mutual aid,
support and cooperation in the iirec-
tion and control of public affairs, and in
influencing and shaping the legislation OF
the country. To this end we shall en-
deavor TO include in our ranks all the
best elements of our population, and to
exclude all that Is low, vicious, degraded,
anarclSlcal. communistic or otherwise OBJ
jcctionable." This may prove sensa-
ton, but when we recollect that immcdi-
atcly after the war league called tho
"Impcrialists," OF name significant OF
imperialism, had its headquarters in
New York, and published a paper in its
advocacy and defense, we may. with
reason believe this story Of the Holy
League OF Pcers.' produced by the New
York Mercury. When the nnpcrialisI
move was mndc 1t found many adlcrcnts
both North and South. and all it required
was n foothOld to make 1t troublesome
and obnoxious TO the people. This new
ghost. robed in the purple OF the ole
world, crceps in among us insldiously
and takes the position Of the league tina
failed In its purposes. Perhaps its consti
tutional provisions were grouped togcth
CT ON the other side of the Atlantic, an,
planted Ia our rich Republican soil b.
a mailed hand. to DC cultivated by th
parasites of monarchics.
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HON. 4. 10. RACE.

Tic nominee Of the Republican party
ot Massachusetts,, the Hon. a. II. Rice.
some years ago held the Office Of Mayor
Of Boston, aud for a number of terms
was a representative In Congress from
ono OF the Boston districts. lie Is consid-
cred ono ofthc most en;crprising citizens
of the State. The Republican papers say
he will receive the jealous supper, OF
the Republicans Of the State.
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John n. o8ERLY, Editor.


The little republic In Cuba is gradually
accomplishing is purpose. They have
continued the fight so long and with
such persistence, that the rich Spnniards
have united In rcmonstrancc to the
home government advocating a cessation
Of hostIIitics and q compromise between
the contcnding parties. We publish else
,vbcrc the particulars.
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PONDS EXTRACT is for sale by all FIRST.
Glass Druggists. and reconine .idcd by
all Draggist-, Physicians, and every
body who has ever used it.
Pamphlet containing History and Uses mail
ell free on application, If not found at your
Druggists.
PONDS EXTRACT CO.,
New York and Lomsion.
il3-5-I3-dly.
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FOR

FOR
lnju juries to Man or Bea-is.
Falls, Bruises
>trtins. sprlins, toniu-
sivns, DislUcations.
Fractures. uts, Lacera-
tel or lncisei Wounds
Sweiiing-, Burn-, scalda,
SunOurns.
PONDS :: ! q: J.
BieeitBg Lungs. OF
V II @f SE splitting Ol Blood
DHN Nose n.ee1, AMI Bleed
rIM}I n ing Gums or Teeth
uM ~ AlNOUistins. of Blood and
> VHt - ~ Bloody Discharge
piles - ilvediug Piles.
Blind Piles, unfallihle
roOtnaciie,l aracne,Ne
ral2ia, Svelled fase.
ENWR \ t"V RheusDatisu. khcuma.
Il Al NAN uc swelling OF soreness.
St,nness o. Soreness,
Lumbago, Lame Back.
sore H1rOUt or puiusy.
lniamed ronsiis
, Dipthcria. Bronchi-
IT'S. Asthma.
sore or lnfiamed Eyes or
tyc-lid-.
! Catarrh, Leucorrhea.
Diarhea, pysentery.
sore N'ppics. iuhimed
! Breast.
| TIE Painful or too PrDiuse
PEOPLES MI. .... fss' III $S1sa9 fS%a4s N
| Kidney Complaint.
oEMEnN Gravel and stra.,lpiIy.
OG"@s thnetngs and Excoria-
tons OF Infants, or
FOR Adults
saricOse Veins. In
evTE0Hkl largcd or innamci Ncins.
ShbIUVHI Ulcers, Old Sores, Inter
nni Clccruiions.
ASD ROils. Carbunces. Tu-
| ---~ mors, Hot Swcilings
INTEHNAIC COrsss and Uunions, Chat
cd or Sore Feet.
| xxs- Channgs. Harness or sad-
USE die calls
Gc'On or Whitlow, Frost
cd Limbs or Parts
Mosquito Bites. Insect
stings, Chappcd Hands.
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DIR. SHERMAN'S
Syphilitic
EradicatoY.

superior 10 all known remedies ior the treat
mentof
Syphilis in all its Stages. Scrofu-
lous Affections, Chronic Ul-
GERS, Enlargement OF tho
Glands.
Especially in syphiltic diseases, in which II
has saved. many, when given up past hope by
eminent physicians II is entirely vegetable
no change, Of diet Is rcqn red and can be taken
In connection with other medicines. il the pa
ticnt desires
sent 10 any part Of the United States By cx-
press, fiee from observation,
United states, on receipt OF loc Address
DIR SHERMAN,
800 North Sixth street, 81 Louis Mo.
0-2l-ly.
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Communications upon subjects OF gem
eral interest to the public solicited.
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r!-All Cuisines Letters should be addressed Ia
Cairo Bulletin COmpany.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-11

From the American Brewers Gazette,
The brewing interest in England has
been for many years losing its lar-famed
attractions ~ u prosperous and lucrative
business. From ten to twenty years ago
the brewer had no difficulty in obtaining
prices for his finished article, which left
him very handsome balance at the end
Of the year, For instance, the price for
running ordinary beer within the time
mentioned, at an average, would fetch
about Az shillings per barrel, or 80 gal
Ions, other beer being in proportion ;
whereas, nj the present time, barrel Of
beer OF the same strength, and vastly bet
ter quality, will not fetch the local brew
er more than 50 shillings; and moreover,
taking into consideration the fact that the
cost OF materials and production have
been steadily increasing from year to
year up to the present time, with more or
less variation, 1t is not difficult to perceive
that the prOyerbial immense and rapid
ly-made fortunes in the brewing trade
have become entirely a thing Of the past,
/ venture to say, without fear Of contra
diction, that ii the bulk Of old successful
brewers throughout the country, with the
large and opulent firms Of Bass and Alsop
at their head, had their work to do over
again in these altered times, they would
arrive at vastly different results, and the
immense establishments in Burton, Lon.
don, and elsewhere would never have
grown to the proportions they now pos.
8ess. am 1E
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CHICAGO, May lO.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Dull and unsettled,
closing firm; No. spring 81 O3IS; No. 2,
81 90 spot; 81 OK seller June; 81 OK sell.
er July; No, 3, 95ISa95Kc. Com-Dull,
weak and unsettled; No. mixed 79c spot;
73jSc bid seller June; 1876 seller July;
rejected 6SISc. 0Rts-Demand active and
advanced; No, ., GAZE spot; 699Sc bid sell.
er May; GSSSc bid seller June; rejected
59ISc, Rye-Demand active and prices
advanced; No. !, 81 o.. Barley Demand
good at full prices; No. ., 81 SiRl 80 spot;
81 3Oal SO seller May. POrk-Dull, weak
and unsettled, closed tirmer at $3l 62I
spot; $2l 30a9l 80 seller June; S9l 65a2l 90
seller July. Lard-DulI, lower and unset.
tied, closed firm atSl5 10 seller June; $l5 so
seller July, Bulk Meats-Nominal; should.
ers SIC; short rib middles llJEc. Whisky
Demand fair aud market firm ut 81 l5a
! IL. Six Chicago distilleries were seized
this morning by thegovenmcnt on charges
OF illicit disabling.
On call Board Wheat was lower; 81 091S
June; 81 O64 July. Corn lower and un.
settled; NE May; 7S3Sc June; 76LIc July.
Oats irmer; 69kC May; 6S9Ga63ISc June.
Pork $2l 50 June; $2l 90 July. Lard Sl5 10
ais 10 June. y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-11
Brooke County Sheep In the
Snmth

From the New Orleans BulletIn Of the 9Th
Wehad the pleasure yesterday OF meet
ing Col, Alexander Campbell, promi.
nent planter of Concordia parish, who
has just returned from visit to Brooke
county, West Virginia, where he has a
large farm. The Colonel has selected from
his flock Of sheep'one hundred and five
rams, mostly ycarlings, Of the Spanish
merinO breed, which are now on the way
TO the Texas State Fair, to be held next
week at Houston, where he intends to OK.
hibit them, with their heavy llccces on
their backs, to the stock raisCrs OF the
Lone Star State. Several of these rams,
II IL confidently asserted, will shear six.
teen pounds Of wool, and the average clip
Of the whole lot It is estimated, will be
about ten pounds per head. The wool
1--WE have seen several speCimens) is re-.
markably fine, and presents that crimpy
appearance that is so much desired by
manufacturers Of the best quality oigOOds.
We commend our enterprising friend
Col. Campbell, to the kind y notice Of our
Texas friends. ..
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TRUSTEES SALE
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, May iO-F'lour-stcady and In
moderate demand. Wheat =. lace lower,
closing firm; No.2 white Wabash 81 81;
white Michigan 81 27IG; extra 81 l;ambCr
81 9jal 26Ni seller June 81 26li; seller
July 81 2S9I; No. | red 81 ~; No. = ~ vs.;
seller June $l259%; seller July 81 2sA.
Corn-StGady and In moderate demand;
high mixed 7GACi seller June nc; seller
July 7Sc; low mixed 7O1Ic; no grade zoe.
Oats--Demnnd fair and market firm; No. !,
canal Csc; No. 9, G7JGc; white COhc; Mich.
ignn GIG.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-11

New YORK, May lO.-COttOn-Quiet u
l6halGISc. FlOur-More active; superfne
western and State 81 S5a5 10; common to
good IS 25a5 So; good to choice s. SOa6 co.
white wheat extra s. G5a7 10; extra Ohio
s. 05a7 20; st. Louis s. G5a7 20. Rye Flour
Firm ut 81 co. Wheat Heavy and lower;
No. l spring 81 25al 2s; No. 8, 81 l5al II;
No. . Chicago 81 l7al 90; No. . Northwest.
ern 81 lSal 90; No. 2 Milwaukee 81 l9IS.
Rye-QuiCt Canada in bond at 81 90; State
sos. Barley-Steady ut 81 80 Malt-Firm.
COrn-Steadyi mixed western SSasOc; yell
low sSas9c. Oats-Firm with fair dc.
mand; mixed western at 73Ha74l5C; white
at 75a771Ic. Ilay-Unchangcd, Coffee
Easier ut lGal9c. Sugar-Firm; refining,
fair to good ShaslGc; prime $3.50, MolasSes
Firm ut 44c. RlcG-Flrm. Whisky
Quiet at 81 ggH,
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baltimore.

BALTIMORE, May lO.-Flour- Quiet;
mixed western snperilnu 81 7ja5 l9l2; OK.
lra 81 25n6 37lsi do family 50 OOa7 %
Whcat-Weak; No, | amber western 81 ID
nj IS; No. 9, 81 43. COm-WeNk; western
mixed ut SIC, Oats-Firm; white 7Ja7sc;
mixed zoe. Rye--Quiet at 81 l6al Is. Hay
Quiet and firm At SIS 90 A95OO. PrOvls'
ions - Firm. Pork $29 7Ja23 90. Bulk
Realistically; shoulders 90; clear rib lgh.
lIaCOn--Firm; shoulders 0lSalO; clear rib
i3lsal3T; hams liHal5. IArd-Quiet ut
i0alGA, Coffee Quiet ut I6alS7iC, But.
tCr-Firm; new western packed 20IgGc; do
rolls lSa22O. Petroleum Dull and nOmln.
ally ut GAaGHc. WhiSky-Firm at$I 20,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-11

REliutoUs PERSECUTION IN SPAIN.-
During the three centuries clnpsing be.
tween llsl and i7si, Spain annually ex-
ccuted or imprisoned 1000 Of her inhab.
liant, on account Of their religious opin-
ions. On m average, 100 persons Gndur.
ed martyrdom and 900 persons suffered
imprisonment each year Of all this long
period. According 10 trustworthy statis-
ties in these 800 years, 20l ,OOO persons
were condemned to various terms Of
imprisonment and TO other penalties,
$1,000 persons died Mt the stake, and III.
900 persons were burnt in ciligy. OF these
last the most part, probably, died in pris.
on or fled to other lands. A policy like
Ihis must end in the deterioration Of a
people. ny pcrsistently destroying and
banishing its boldcst and most vigorous
thinkers, its most rcsolute and courage.
ous men, Spain was drained Of its best
and purest blood, and the result Is seen
TO the present day in the dwaried physi.
cal and mental stature Of the Spanish
race
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CINCINNATI, May lO.-Cotton Dull ii
l51EC. FlOur-Dull at 81 S0AG W. Wheat
Dull and nominal, COrn-StCHdy ut 7Sa
SOC. Oats--Steady at GSa67c. lIye-StGady
at 81 22a1 %. 1IArley-Quiet and unset.
tied. Eggs-Firm at ljc. Dniier,flrm
for choice. Cheese Demand talrand mar.
ket firm; new i3al3lGO. Provisions Dull
but unchanged; nothing doing. Whisky
Demand fair and market firm At$I "A.
lTOGs-S Steady with moderate demand;
extreme range 81 0OdS 20; bulk sales at
81 25A7 10,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-11

A QUEER CouRTsHiP.-One long sum.
mer afternoon, there came 10 Mr.. David.
sons the most curious speeiman Of al old
bachelor the world ever heard Of, lie
was old, gray, wrlnkletl, and odd. lie
hated old women, especially old maids,
and wasn't afraid to say 80. lie and
Aunt Patty had II hot whenever chance
drew them together; yet still he came,
and il was noticed that Aunt Patty took
unusual pains with her dress whenever lie
was expected. One day, the contest wagcd
unusually strong, and Aunt Patty left in
disgust and went out into the garden.
THAT bear |" she muttered to herself, as
she stopped to gather flower which at
tractcd her attention.
"What did YOU run for?" said gruIl
voice behind her.
10 get rid Of you.D
You didn't do II, did you"
no. you are worse than burdock
burr"
you won't get rid Of me, either"
~ won't, Ell"
"Only in one way"
"And thntT
Marry me-"
What! lis two fools get married
What would people sayT
That's nothing to ns. Come, say yes
Or no; I'm In hurry"
"Wcll, ~, then"
every we'll; good.by, ! shan't come
. gain" =,
@stop a bit--wla! a quicker you're in!'
Eyes or mol"
u must consult"
All right; ! thought you were Of age
liood.by."
"Jabez Andrews, don't he II fool. Come
back, say. Why, believe the critter
has taken me Tor earnest Jabez Andrews,
I'll consider"
81 don't want any considering I'm go.
ing, becky Hastings Is waiting for me.
thought I'd give YOU the first chance
Patty, All right; good.by"
"Jabel! JAbel That SlnCk,up Becky
Hastings shan't have him JabeE, yes
Do You hear--Y.e.s l'-lroriienee Jour.
nal
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-11

NEw YORK, May business continues
quiet with commission merchants, and the
importers and jobbihg trade Is generally
slow. Cotton goods move slowly and are
irregular in IobberS' hands. Prints IN mod.
crate request, but irregular in price, and
lobbers offering large lines. Of fancy print.
At INC, Manchester percalcs are reduced
70 l3Hc. Dress goods and ahawls dull
Wo0lens rather moro active. "
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NolIs, IA INA lmIeIed and lJnlolunal.,
u. IOECEIEI7,
..a DEALER N
Books and School Materials.

A fall assortment Of Toys, Basc Balls, Cro1ucts,
C,nns, RSyolycTs and Ammunition, Poke, Scissor
md Ranrs, Cutlery, Mathematical lnstrumcntG
largest and host assortment Of Spceaclel, OPEN and
Field Glasses, TELESCOPES, MicIOsrope', ThermoFne-
a. =, Vjolins, French and Herman Acconieona, liar.
monies, Childrcn's Carriages, WAGONS, &c, 6e.
Moved to ii0S Main ST., known ~ j. CartWTghts
place. The public & respectfully Invited to all
and ~ ior ITSELF ap2
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Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, May lO.-Whent-ppll and
lower No. | red 81 81; No. 2 do 81 20. Corn
and Oats-Steady and unchanged. PetrO.
lcum-Steady; 40 deg. test at NE; 100
deg. State test l2AC.
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quo COUNTY COURT.
IElna Fire and Marine Insurance
Company Of Wheeling In r

COMPANY o. "heonhB In Chancery.
George Roberts aud others .....
by vIrtUeo Of a decree Of Tho County Court Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, TnRile and entered on tho
2Oill day VI january, 1879, IN the above entltet
CAHte, tic undersigned Special Commissioners will
proceed to Aell At public auction, at the front door
Of The Court House Of ald Ohio County, OH
TUESDAY, ArRlL u, 1870,
COnlmenClngat 10 o'clock A. NJ. Of Mid day, all the
Coa aud other minerals belonging al present to the
Crescent lrun Company, which arc In and under
ertA by the deed u John Woods, trustee aud Mar.
tina Knox, bearing date the Sth day Of June, 1903,
and recorded In The Clerks Office Of said Ohio
county In Decd lbOOk No. %, rage 487 excepting
only Al much Of aild coal rs was conveyed by aid
ueOge Roberts anil wife 10 Emma u. Carter BY
leel dated the tsl day Of January 1870, the Sail
decd being decd Of exchange between the said
Blnma u. Carter, Of the one part and tho said
George Roberts Of Tho other n1tl, and recorded In
said Clerks Office IN DEED Book No. 81, page "a. /,
ALAO, all the coal, ways, easements, rights and
privileges which by tho mid last mentioned deed
Of exchange were granted by the said Emma b.
Carter TO the EAll ueOFga Roberts, the above telng
the stinc coal, minerals, why's, easements, rights
and privileges which were conveyed by the said
and recorded III said Clerks office In Deed Book
No. SO, page 3G7 For more particular and minute
description Of the mctes and bounds Of the premises
herr offered for sale, the COurSc Of entries, and tho
character Oi other improvements connected With
the SAME, reference Is hereby made TO complete
pnt Of tho said premises now posted In the ClefkA
office Of Ohio County Court.
TERMS OF 5ALB.-0ne. fourth Of the purchase
money 10 he paid In Cnsh on the day VI Sale, and
tho residue Of said purchase money to he blll In
four Nlunl annual nstnlmCnts with interest therr-
IN from the day Of Nae the purchaser give bonds
with srCurilv 10 hp nDuroyCu hy Snll Sprlnl Cnius
mIsSiOners, Tor snll deferred payments, and the
title to said property to bC retained Until tile said
purchase money shall have been fully paid.
JAMES +, HOtiERS,
H. q. BARR,
mr2G Special Commissioners.
The abnvc salCisaiJouruCd until WEDNESDAY,
May 18th, At IN o'clock A, n. aRW
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