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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-03
MORT, Esl-1tI.,

The johnson County IeoDnH gives Us
an additional chapter in the ku-kluNism
of Egypt.
About four weeks ago band Of ten ~
dozen masked men, called. IN the night
time, ut the house of Mr.. Elias NcDaU.
iels. who lives Just across the williamson
county line and abou, three miles from
New Burnside. Mr.. Mcdaniel, was COM
maudcd to get up and come out ot the
house. He complied with the command.
aud a. he stepped ont 1t the house was
seized by two or three OF the gang, while
several others proceeded to apply tie rod.
giving him about one hundred la,hes.
lie was then released aud permitted To
return to the house. and the k.-k. took
their departure.
On the night OF January 18th, u band of
twelve masked men went To the house of
VIM. Camden IN Williamson county.
Camden was forced to get out of bed aud
play the violin while young maa Who
had called to stay all night at Camdcn',,
was made to dance for one ftll hour and
until the Solcs OF hi, feet
were worn raw and became
very sore. The band then lcil and
crossed the line into .lohuson county, and
went to Levi llcndcr,ou's house and
called for Henderson to come out. For,
tunaicly for Mr.. Henderson lac wa, ab.
sen, from home that night. aud ne
doubt cscapcd,as hc say, severe loshing
Leaving Henderson the band passed
through New Burnside. and went about
half n mile south OF town 10 the rc~idcnc,
of WIN. Sloan where they stopped, Gale,
sloan out and il is said gave him scvcr,
logging, INJECTING about fifty la.ho. or
him.
These are moi the only crimes com
mitted by this band of midnight maral,
der, AMI cut-lllroat,," say, the l,.aan
quite II number of similar outrage
might he cited. but the few above rcS,rre,
to will serve our prcscn, purpose
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posed that the account which 1t
contains OF the marriage of the Prince to
Lady Fitzherbert Is the feature of the
book which makes the English Govern
menI desire its suppression. 1T is
known says the CoWicl-Jo,py.gi. "ihat
the Prince adopted the most dishunorablc
means for producing the impression that
there had never been such marriage. In
some way he induced Fox to stat" during
debate in Parliament that ii was
untrue. FoN subsequently declared that
he had a letter written by the Prince him
self. authorizing him 10 make the state
mont. hut the letter was never produc Il.
The examination ol a number OF witnesses
on this point by committee OF parlil.
ment il given with apparent accuracy,
aud there seems to be no doubt that the
marriage did take place" If George "
and Lady FitZhcrbcrt had son or sons
the prospect OF annoyance through them
or their heirs to the muw rci%ning Emily
of England /, not mere possibility. and
the fear of such annoyance iurni.hc, the
mot plausible key TO the desire of the
Lord Chancellor to rid the world OF every
evidence of such marriage.
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Treating The Wrong Dise,.sc.

Many times Women call upon their Ism.
lily physici'ns, ore with dyspe 'sia, another
with palpi,at'on, anothe. with trouble ot
the breast, another with pam here and
thcrc, and ia this way they all nresert
alike TO themselves anil tho. easv-.oing
AMI mtD"lcn' doctors, sep Iratc sod dis.
iinct diseases, FIR which ho prcScrioes his
illsand ro'ions, a'sumln. to Dc such. when,
IN reality. they are all symptoms can rd NV
sou uterine disorder: and whih> tncy nY1
thus onlS vblc rcrh1ps 10 palliatc TOR
time, they are ignorant Of thu cause. ara
e courage their prscticr until large I'm.
are made, wHcn the suffering pat cnts are
10 beti, 4 in the end, but probably worss
tor ihe delay, treatment, and othoc c1mpI-
| cations made, and which proper modi-
| e ne a rcCtGd Ia tue sausU would have en-
| tirely removed, thereby instituting health
and com orr Instead of prolonged misery.
From Miss I.orinda h. st. Clair, Shasa,,
! Athens Co., Ohio:
"Dr u. V. Pierce, Buffalo, y. Your
FaNOritc PreSc iptOn Is working amo &
like miracle on me. | am beu.t already
than have been for over .wo years"
From Ella A. Schaier, GAINESVILLE, Ind:
"Dr. Pierce-I received the medicine
you sent me and be ian using II linn e,listelv.
~ result o! the treatment | feel better
than have Tor three years"
From Mrs. john X. IIlmilin, odel. Ills. :
CDR. Pierce The Fayorite PRESCRIPTION
has done me good, which am very thank
full for"
DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription il
sold by dsa crS in midicines.
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lcctions, and contemporary notes.
by 5. X. Townshend Mayer, Gentiemon's
Magazine: International Vanities, VIII,
Biockwood: Charles and Mary Lamb,
their Editors and Biographers, Wesfmin-
stcr Reriew Setting up Butler, Satur-
doU Rcrieic The Effect of Exile on Pre-
tenders, Spectator. Longevity aud Brain
Work, Spectators; The Ultimate Conse-
quenccs of Mr.. Gladstouc's Pamphlet,
Economist; \ Pathological Puzzle, Pail
MoN Gdscfte. and the usual
choice poetry and miscellany. These
numbers also contain part | of THE
COUNTS Daughters" and instalments of
the entertaining serials Alice Lorraine"
by the author of "Thc Maid of SKIER" and
the story of valentine andhis Brother"
With iiny-two such numbers, OF sixty
todf large page, each, (aggregating over
1900 pages year. tho subscription price
49, is low: or still better. for Sl6.jO any
one OF the American 81 mOnthlics or
wccklics is sent with the Lifting Age for u
year, both post-poid. Iittcll 4 Gay,
Boston. Publishers.
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TIE rIrcu.su.nmAS DIAMONDS

| \ Washington special to the Chicago
Time -ay> dat there j. carhing envy IN
the royal family. over the magnificent
present Just received 10y General Sher-
man'> daughter from the khcdiyc Of
| Egypt, II will he remembered that the
wedding, of Miss Nellie Grant and Miss
| Minnie Sherman took place last year,
only = few month, apart. Every attempt
was made to give the for ncr an cclat
which should place il beyond the power
of the house of sherman to rival mvi-
tations were 80 given that Il grand occa-
sion and superb presents were sure to
follow. Success cnSllcd, and the nuptials
at the white house were on su,h gor-
geous scale that the family of William
Tecumseh were unable to equal them. But
now comes tins one present. an imperial
gilt from IN oriental ruler, which cclipscs
the whole array of those rendered at the
worldwide prestige To the i'itclI-Shcr-
man nuptials, for the khediyc Ia, never
sent 50 grand gift TO the bride at any
royal wedding in Europe. The Khediyc
has always been an ardent admircr OF
sherman, regarding him--a, do also most
of the foreign rulcrs--a~ the real military
genius of America. Nearly all of the
American officers now in the khcdyc',
service have been appointed on the recon-
mendaiion of Gen. sherman; aud the
gift ], regarded a. a further testimonial of
his Egyptian highncss' exalted estimate
of the general. The diamonds are really
worth $500 ,OOO--morc jewels. Il, the wife
of cabinet officer has said. than the
whole Grant family will own in 4 cell
tury.
Arrangements are making 10y which the
collection of customs duties on the gin
will be ignored. The total duty is some
$4,000, the invoice being based on Mr..
Tiffany estimate of the gifts valuation.
The Turkish minister i very indignant
that the customs officers should have
opened the package. He says ii was
known TO De aprcsent drcct from reign
ing monarch To responsible parties, and
that they should have been duly notified
and the package only opened in the pres
ence of those to whom il
was addressed. There was insurance
ON the precious bundle. issued by Il
London company, To the amount of
s35O,OOO. II there is no rule by which
the payment Of duty ON gin Of th, ma
ture can De honorably cvaded, the Tur-
kish embassy will liqudate the bill. As
every thing belonging to Grant and his
iavorltes comes into any American port
duty iree, 1t Is probable 40 fuss will DE
made over this princely instance of
smuggling in the interest of his great
rival
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lCInii,inC tlcAnII

tJcnnic Junc's Fashion ,usr FOR rehrunry.l
II would he pcrlWp, diiicult To state
the exact c.Iu-c, h,t cert Iinly New York
women and New \ orb girlsnevcr looked
better than this winter Perhaps one
reason Is th9t barge number of young
and beautiful gh'ls have recently entered
society: another j. that married women
occupy les of the background than for
perlN. They have an acknowledged
place, receive much attention and dress
with more general taste and elegance.
There i. u prepondcrancc moreover of
u fair style OF beauty which is striking
and always attractive, due les, TO any cX-
tranCous arts To produce false and decap-
tive appearances, than to the general
preference and encouragement given to
the blonde style and whicli makes wo-
men prefer the gray or white hair OF old
age and even its wrinkles TO any process
or the use OF any constituent which will
have tendency TO darken the natural
tint Of hair or skin.
There WAS 4 time when pounds of no.
made and even butter and lard were used
to give the requisite dark gloss" which
was considered very much us it i to-day
among the SOuth-sca Islanders the test of
beauty. If not of tbs skin nj least of the
hair. Grease OF all kinds j. ahiured a.
something too dreadful for contemplation
and washes are substitute OF hay rum aud
diluted ammonia which cleanse and after
drying leave the hair light clecrie.
The style of dress, too. has undoubtedly
something to do with the improved APP
pcarencc of ladies, young and old The
grace of form is no longer concealed to
the same extent as heretofore by the SUI
| pcrabundancc of dress and trimming
To he sure. there are still women who
| pannicr and puuf and bunch and ruiile.
| hut they show nj such disadvantage be-
| side the classic grace of the more recn,
style that they must De dull indeed whu
| do not learn somCthin. from the contrast.
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Hon. l.. +. Platter, chairman of the
select committee to which Williamson
county was referred, is having hard
time. Lately he wrote to the States At
torney OF that county demanding OF him
a sworn statement in regard to the law
iessness in that part of the State, aud was
politely told by the officer that the state
ment would not be forthcoming. He also
wrote to the Circuit Clerk demanding a
copy Of all the indictments found in Will
hanson during the last two years. The
Clerk intimated that he would see Platter
blessed before he would comply with the
request, Aud 50 1t goes. At every step.
Mr. Platter meets impediments in his at
tempt to lead Egypt out OF lawlessne,s.
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We have received Il phanplct copy OF
the third biennial message of Governor
A. i. h. Stafford, to the legislative assem-
bly, of Arizona Territory. at the session
commencing January 18th, 1879. The
rate of taxation in the territory is only
twenty-five cents OF the hundred dollars
OF taxable property, Il fact that makes us
pine for q residence In the dominion of
Stafford. The message is an Interesting
document, well written and containing
valuable information of the far country
from whence IL came.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-03

A PUBLIC meeting of the bushes, men
and citizens of Chester, Randolph county,
was held last week to devise ways and
means Of improving that village and Ito
assist 1t forward in the path OF prosper
ity," Nearly all the enterprising cities
around about Cairo are energetically at
tempting to attract the attention of capt.
tai, but Cairo makes no movement. Cairo
is lazy. Cairo don't want to be disturbed
She ought TO be making noise but she
Is as quiet as mouse. The enterprising
citizens who will take a long pole and
stir her up will DE entitled to our thanks
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TIM Board OF County Commissioner,
will appoint a successor Ia William Mar
I'm, deceased, late County Treasurer.
The Gazette says very proper nan for
the office is the editor OF that paper.
This Is not modest assertion. but tru,
one. Mr.. VI. b. Harrcll i,a good judg,
Of property, acquainted with every lo
and house IN the city and almost ever!
acre in the county. lie would make al
intelligent assessor and an honest an,
capable treasurer. We hope the board
will appoint him.
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Born the Springfield papers "ompli-
IDent Brother Davis, Of the SIN. on his
address TO the Press Association. The
Register says ''it was rcplctc with strong
points, some Of the most salient OF which
We would he pleased to notice, dill space
permit. He argued in favor. OF indrpcud-
ent journalism. but contcnded that TO be-
independent a Journal need not nccc>-
sarily free itself from party lrammrls."
The Jotopol say the address was excel
hut
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-03

The contract TO design bronze statue
Of Admiral farragut to De placed in the
National capital, has been awarded IN
Winnie Rcam. The award Ina, been tho
result prolonged struggle. Congress,
at its last session, left the matter in the
hands Of committee consisting of Mrs,
farragut, Gen. Sherman and Secretary
Robson. The widow had warm atlec.
ton for Winnie and had predetermined
that Winnie was TO ''do' the statue. Sec.
retary Robson was just as warmly ON.
posed to Winnie and just as warmly de.
termined that she should not "do. IN,
statue. Gen. Sherman was neutral. Tn,
two ladies talked the General into friend
illness for Miss Ream, Robson gave up
and the contract has been signed,
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The Marion Democrat harps upon the
string that Carbonate by refusing topay
the bonds voted in aid of the Normal
School, repudiated the contract entered
into between the State and that city IN re-
gard TO the location OF the school. The
supreme Court wouldnot permit Carbon
dale to rcpudiate, and surely the state
ought not 10 do so.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-03

THERE has been an alarming increase
In the number of fatal eases of diptherla
In New York city in the last week or ten
days, The disease is believed To be pro-
pogated largely by the street cars and the
public schools, and both these lnstitu-
tons are now called ''pest houses" by the
nn,tn,s
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Mr.. GEORGE SIsNEy. ex-sheriif OF Will
hanson county. who was shot sometime
ago by some OF the assassins ofthat coun-
ty, is recovering from him wounds. He
has removed to Carbondale.
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The candidacy of William Mulkey,
Esq, for States Attorney in place of T..
II. Pope, Esq, resigned. gives general
satisfaction. He will not probably have
an opponent; but his friends must not br
taken by surprise.
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The bill of Hon. Il. .. Jones. TO appro-
pirate slO,O to be expended in bringing
the williamson county ku-kluN to JUS
tice, will In all probability become law.
In Ia not I'm rhyme.
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SCISSOR OF the book entitled "Mcmoirs and
intrigues OF George "" for which the
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The New York Herald harps upon
President Grants resignation OF the pres
idency. The Herald wastes it, valuable
space. President Grant won't do il.
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THE Randolph county people deny that
negroes were logged in that county.
Then the newspapers lie. and they don't
YOU know.
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CAIRO ought to have a Citizens Asso-
citation, but
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~ Cairo don't help herself, who will
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LlTTELL's LIVING AGE

The numbers OF the Liriug .ige, for the
weeks ending January 23dand Both, have
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Republic of Venice; it, Rise, Decline and
fali' from the Quarterly Rerisr i, Rubcns
ana Nandyck in England TisIey's Maqa-
enc saxon Studies, part Ill, by Julian
Hawthorne, Contemporary RCcie,o: lsma-
lila, by Thos. Hughes, Mae
"'s'a"' barry Cornwall, till
published Letters, personal rccol.
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