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N1aE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK,
Eos MAgKRT STREET,
Incorporated February 2s, 1881.
Opan to receive deposits daily from 8, A. III, until
4, r. M, and on Tuesday and Saturday evenings,
fraIa to s o'clock
a sEMI-ANNuaL DIVIDEND, AT THE RATE
of sx per cent. has been regularly paid on dsposits
since the organization of the Bank and 1t IL me e4
pectaion OF the Managers, that this rate of diVi-
dendg Will be continued.
WheR divideuds are not withdrawn, they are &C
counted as deposits. 9'hus permanent oopos'te
compound thell interest twice in each year
MANAGERS;
WILLIAM :. HuLRs GRoRag W. BUs7,
CLgHnNT B. SayyH GgonqE =. GkPRLhf,
CdAnLE9 w, uoTLANc, N. L. LI!JrENsFHYN,
EDWARD DARliNaFoE, NATHANIEL r. BaksoS
GYNRY E. DUpB, Jo8 Il. JACKSON,
H. NJ. 2roTsgEBURG, VIZ. ii. SWlFf,
ANTHONY HIeSIN1.
VIM. s. HILLE5, President
GEo. W. BUSH, Vice President.
aprl4-n 3. 7. TAYLOR IRE SUI
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BALTIMORE 81 POTOMAC r. r,
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON THROUGH
ON AND AFTER MARCH 7TH 1875,
Trains will leave wilmington In connection with
the Baltimore d Potomac Il. r., as follows:
Leave Wilmington 2.03, A. III. ArTlyc washington
e,1s A. NJ, city time.
i Leave wilmington 1902, a. M. Arrive washington
Leave Wilmington 1855 P. H. Arrive washington
8Os p b.. city time.
Leave Wilmington 1,23 P. M. Arrive washington
Leave Wilmington ITO, p. VI. Arrive washington
RsTuaNae:
Leave Washington sos, A. m., city time. Arrive
wilmington 1897, ?. Nj.
Leave Washington e.29, a. NJ, city time. Arrive
Wilmington 1890, P. NJ.
ton 53q 7. n.
Leave Washington s.59 7. NJ, city time. Arrlve
Wilmington 9.20 7. NJ.
Leave washington s.Os, P. NJ, city time. Arrive
Local Trains leave Baltimore 100. $40 and 1906
ssb, sa5 and llss A. @ a.aa, 5oS, 9.o5, and lilo p
Leave washington $50 and 1l.o5 A. NJ $40, 7le
and 10.15e. NJ. Arrive Baltimore l0l5, a. M, 12o
superintendent.
FRANK THOMSON, aenl Manager
ID. NJ BOYD, JR.,General fas9 Agt. 1ehss-I
GHANGE OF HOURs-WILMlNGT
z J Il EST EaN RAILROAD. D.--Comnencn Mon
day, September 1ath, 1874, Trains will run as fo-
lows:
Leave Wilmington 1880 a. rn., and $50 p. m.
Leave Landenberg 6.45 o. H., and 30 p. m,
Arrive Wilmington T.55 q. m. and 3.l5 p. M.
Arrive Landenberg 1915 p. m., and $50 p. N.
CONNECTIoN5.-At Wilmington, with p. w, y
Il. and Delaware r. X. trains. at Landenberg with
Penna i Delaware Railroad.
jysa-t; DAVID CoNNELL, sup
DALTIMORE s. OHIO RAILROAD.
GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES.
PULLMAN CARS FROM PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE,
NO. 700 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
where Tickets sleeping-car Berths, &C., can be
procured,
L. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent.
L. X. DORSEY, Asst Gen. Ticket Agt.
THoS. H. SHARP, Master ofTransDortation
mn
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YER'S SARSAPARILLA,

yEGKrINE IS SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-09
vuECAvuOLur CHURCH.

The growth OF Catholicism la this
country /. somewhat astonishing. The
catholic Church in the United state,
probably numbers eight million commll-
nicants. Tie Catholic, occupy G.?20
stations. chapel. aud churchc,; they
have the services OF 1873 priests. g apo>-
iolic vicar>. 10 bishops. . arcli-bi.hop-.
and one cardinal. They have j. thcolog-
zeal -emnaric.. with nearly l.jo0 stu
dent, over 1900 school, of all grades.
and more Than 800 asylum, and hos
pital-. There arr among them different
ORDER OF monks and friar-. IL at nuns.
different institutions. such a. Je>ui,> and
l;edemptori.t-. II congregations of
priest. anl brothers, aud 80 -i-terhood,.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-09
WHY THEY ARR. sLLiGATOE>.

The Ccmlrllm Democrat explain. why
it compared the member. OF the Icgi-la-
turc 10 alligators. thus:
The Cairo BOiictM cannot sec why the
Dsmocgm compare. the late Legislature 10
alligator-. Well. there l. shade of diff
ference IN form aud also IN certain habit.
The alligator Iahc- Ia water. while IN Il
general sense the members take to Wills
ny. The alligator delight. To- .uu himself
on the banks near The water. indifferent
to >urrDunqin" thing. Our legislator
delights 10 .nn himself ou The hauh. ol
the state Treasury. Indifferent to all
other Interest,". illigatrr- irid - sort ni
lazy life. seldom becoming unless
10 engage IN a -crimma9c. or 10 have the
privilege OF >napping al each other. The
editor uf the BVV0in will not. Nc lpprc-
hcnd. deny. bccau-c hr know how it j.
himself. that a- rule the --LATEST. most
cUnb1tiyc. when stirred. aud >cll-iuilat-
in" citizens are selected u, Legislators
AMI that IN" education at III" people T.,
such thar il tier members do not make
a>-c- OF themselves IN the general a.>cln-
bly,. their clW'lcr, Tor recollection are hess
enc
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-09
stATI. ASH NpIION OC LOCAL
DEBTS

The 'arlinyillc Dem,-fut. inihc issue
Ola late date, say:
We are not little surprised To find the
'Mro H"llcim, which /, edited bv ubout
The c.cNerc,i and most sensible. demo.
cra'lc editor IN the state. .incc tli, IInimc.
circus broke mp, dcyoling long editorial.
10 urging the state 10 assume the dclt a,
Nacollpin aud two or three small conn.
tie, about Cairo. We should hr Glad =,
See the state do II, but il int wor,h
while to cXpcnd very much effort IN tha,
direction after our experience The pa,t
WINTER. We sent men 10 Springfield rN,
prc.slN pledged 10 work for II. and they
sat IN the state House more than thrcn
month. and never thought To even men.
llon ihc matter 10 The State. The
Tact Is tlai IL would be lmpo.,ihlc
10 crect such n measure without n com.
biha,lOn Of iwo-thirds Of The couuti,..
and less than onc-thir1 of then would hr
financially benefited by il. When IN.
county voluntarily votes To .harn thc
heavy burdens 81 unfortunate neiYhbor.
II would bc safe wager that The mile.
mum IL not very far away.
The Democrat forget. that move.
men' OF this kind canuot be made .uc.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-09

Mr.. Monsarrat. one of the most ac-
complished lady musicians in southern
Illinois, will. daring the -ummcrmonlh-.
teach pupils oi tli. city. music for the
very low price OF ten dollars per term.
Mrs. Mon>arrat has for years pat taught
The art Of music la several of the most
no,cd academic, Of Memphis. aud has
gained by her thorough knowlcd.c oflhc
arI u most cn,iIblc reputation. Parent,
who have children whom they would
hay" hrromr completely vcr-cl IN mu.ir
will 10 well io place them under The care
ot;li, lady Mn
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-09

cc.-ful ia ,lay. u week. ora month The
public must be educated M tu II.
and the idea, 10 he made at u.r. must hc
reduced to lruguaec. and that language
enacted into law. That the public need
information on thi, subject j. evident
from the fact that the DsmDerot asserts
that less than onc-,hird OF the counties "i
the state would h. financial bcnclittcdby
the contamination vt the proposed fund
inc oflocal debt. OF the Stale. Ifthc Dam
, ot,oi will take the trouble to inyr-ti
gate hi. matter. il will iml
that great majority oi
| the countics at thp state would BE- bync.
| fitted by III" succc,, of the .chcrnc: and
il IL win give attention to The suggestion
"" made in reference T." llr nuiine
scheme. il viii learn lila, no county eau
have an! good objection 10 n, CONSUME
nation. At The proper time We propo-,
to discuss This question with some clIbo
ration. and hope that NJ that time Wt
may have the support Of the Dsnocfo
aud IL MJcoupin county liicnd-.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-09
GEN FRANK SuEWNAN ANDGEN
BkAUREGARU.

Gen. Frank sherman, at late meeting
of the officers Of the Grand Army of the
Republic, in Chicago, when il was pro-
posed to invite Gen. Bcauregard to the
gathering Of ths organization on Nav
18th. made the remark that lac diA not
think it advisable TO invite the presence
Oh the occasion Of Il Confederate General
who had declared that hr wa. in favor Of
the policy of war to the knife upon
Northern soldiers and no quarter. Gen.
Bcaurcsard has taken 1t in spirit which
shows that its author did not mi,iudgc
him greatly when he made it. The
wound, made by The war OF the re-
bcllion, though slowly. are surely.
becoming healed, Time has sollcncd the
grief, made by it, and the people OF both
section, AZ" alike forgetting it, horrors
aud crueltics. The kinder feeling,
which have taken tie place of the ami
nositics oil the dark days Of the rebellion.
excluded neither soldier. nor oflicer, of
The Confederate army, aud extended TO
Gen. Bcaurrgard in common with Li,
brother Confederate. liz better to GOV.
Porter, oil Tennessee. in which lac com.
mcnts on the remark of Gen. sherman.
has unayoidahly rc-awakcncd much oI
the severity oi sentiment entertained To-
ward him by the people OF the North ten
years ago. lie does not deny that he
was In favor OF pursuing the war on "no
quarter" principles, on the contrary, lac
declares that he urged upon the Conicd.
crate cabinet short, sharp, decisive pol.
ley, believing that such one.
while cruel 10 individuals, would
have cut liO.tilities short. and
fastened the end Of the war. But
even TO have decided the struggle year
or 80 sooner, the people OF the North
were not In iayor OF conducting il ON
terms only IN keeping with the most
savage and bloodthir.ty o, nations. ond
II Is . disappointment, to many people In
the North, TO read. ten year. aiter the
war, tina, Gen. Bcaurcsard wa, in favor
Of such warfare, and believes Vet tina, Inc
was right.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-09
THE pExNsYuvANuA TROUBLES

Tho civil war in Pennsylvania i. n So
rious matter. II is calculated that 800.
OO0,0U Of capital and 10000 persons are
idle in thi. state alone. simply on account
of the strikes. In wages the loss j. 500
100. and on capital (at 6 per cent?
$4,000 day. Til, aggregates loss OF
81 go. 600 week. without taking into
account the profit OF production Ia The
capitalist and to the world. 'fli- make.
the los. stand $50 to the working man
90 every 500 hv the cmplovc..
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ard.

lltin. buu. ht OUT thc >'orr q l,,dorc
lIimI". on Washington avenue. Between
Nlnih anl Tenth streets. I rikv I1is
method of tnioiming the public oi the fact ;
also !oa.. ~ them that shall cn,,ayor ~ AZ
time TO merit their confidence andio make
II TO their interc.t to give To- M the patron.
age ok.
ave jn,tre.urncd from =. Lou'., where
purchased full aud complete sock OF
Dry. Good. Boots, >hoc.. Ready Made
Clothiug, Motions. etc, which Is now open
and fcr .alc at my store. AnIa,k &, that
y"urall ani cTamine good. ard price,.
'G-t. SAMUEL l'I.NiNS.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-09
ORA ATHENA,

\ correspondent of the Southern Hi-
noisdN /, coniidcn, that Carbonate is the
Athens Of southern Illinois. Il may he !:
hut this claim i. little impudcn, in face
of the fact that Cairo Is in southern ILL.,
nois. We know that this claim of Attic.
MAN greatness j. based upon the fact that
Carbonate Is now the posscssor Of The
Normal School: but Cairo has that which
ontbalanccs the school: Cairo has the
BULLETIN.
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Motto g..

Notice i, hereby given 10 all patio inter-
c-icd, that after the .0;h inst. tie orii.
nance, IN relation - ob.truc,in- sidewalks.
THROWN. nth, broken glass. or other run.
Dish into the streets, or eNpp>in. thcir
ware. 81 merchandise in such = manner,
upon awning, q. to ob.truc: the free pas.
cage ci persons, on or oil the sidewalk. viii
be rlsidiy eui,rccd. ". ". WILLIAMS.
1S-ti. Civ Marshal.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-09
4 Singing Mouse.

Dr. VI. Y. b. Harwood, The reporter OF
the Jone.boro Gazette. At Anna. H., relates
the following interesting and pleasant Incl.
dents. for tue truth OF which. IL will be-
seen, that hc pledges hi sacred honor"
We have IN our house rdiJ aris, I'M
teathcrcd and quadr,ipcd a NeitaDlc -ir..
Ing mouse. II ,ings ils iii g song with al
The mu.icil trills and quaVcr. OF a canary
and with n any a. many OF the 'NaliGtior
a. knocking bird. Early in the winter a
mouse began 10 frequent one OF our bird
c1@ds. lie eli Lbei mp the window curtain
ana saincd access easily. lie became 20
tame and ImpertincGt that he Wa nally
considered pet instead OF pest. - he
made hi, home with the bird and gOl a
ncw song In hi. mouth. We could hardly
believe !, ~ first, hut when ~ the long
winter evenings white the h'ri-ca.e wa
covered with paper 10 exc.uu' tn" light,
We heard canary song In loss sOlt tones
noa'ing ont IRON The r.gc hkg the faint
exquisite music ola Il cam or ~ II the
ghost OF some departed canary had come
back to interview IT. mate, We we're led to
Il solullOd ol the my tcIN, ON TINT We least
expected. bnc evening we carefully lifted
a corner Of the paper from the hrd-c1.c
| and there sat our pet mouse, siu.jug q,
| never mouse -aug before. since then he B..
our household fairy. iii ling every evening
| aud at intervals through the day, eiyig as
| The cricket on the hearth. ~iurcihc WInn
| Wtllherhi> iIN 1rityr1-" has been removed
| = another room and Il i, ptlml to ,re
him hunting Tor H., iclthared teacher.
| Climbing up The curtain t"thc place where
The cage hungllc Will look around q mo.
mehl, then return 10 the window ard
| teTchcd upol the cross rail IT the ash.
pour out hi, lizzie soul in song "a.
| mouihlul a. thai %, the dying sWsn. rlrn
no step, down aud ont and la q litdc while
/, heard again IN hi tNorite niche rear
the clock. 10 all "twhich we pied. 90 our
| sacred lOlorH
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-09

The family residence OF Mr. aubrey, on
Iiolbrook avenue and Tweuty-,rcoad .trect
= ollercdior ,nle. The ground, consist OF
four lott, with inc nult trees and a,aricty
OF sIt.l fruit, aud ,lrGbbcry. The house
contain. u'uo room, attic and cellar, an in
go1d order. The location and 'i@ Of the
g.ound' mokc them yer. je'iraJlr Tor the
carrying On Of q iloSc garden, iog which
puIpn'c thcN are admirably arranged The
place win be sold on Reasonable terms,
which viii Ice made known on application
10 MI. Aubrey At the residence. i-'-lV.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-09
wvx,rcKYs NEXT oOvEwNoa

Al the Democratic state convention OF
kcniucky, held ut Frankfort OH the eth
inst. Hon. James Il. McCreary, of Madi-
son county. wa., on the fourth ballot.
nominated ~ the Democratic candidate
for Governor. Nomination by the DEM
ocratic party. in Kentucky. il The cqui,a-
lent Of election. Mr.. McCrcary will
therefore. unless Providence prevents. hc
The next goyernor of that state.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-09
OHIO DEMOCRACY

The state convention OF the p-Ino-
cratic party of Ohio will mcrt at Iohlm-
bus on the 18th OF June next. tor the pur-
pose Of nominatin. candidates for the
state offices TO DE- filed at the election in
October next. At "A meeting OF the State
Centennial committee, hcld lat week.
this was determined upon, aud the state
Executive committee was authorized To
arrange for q grand ratification meeting
OH the night ot the 18th of June. aud &c
invite prominent Democrats of the -ev
ERA! states Ia participate in the speaking
and also "a extend an invitation To Demo
,rat. OF the stare 10 attend the MEETING
in delegation ~ give the ticket nominated
a govt scnd-O1. During the meeting ol
the committee -preches were made by q
number Of gentlemen, among them
senator Thurman who. among
other thing. laid the day
hail gone by for carrying Ohio by
stump speeches. Organization by town
hip was what wa, needed. lie though,
i was apparent tocycry one that nnle,'
the Republican party can carry Ohio thi,
lall its fate i, sealed, and il the Demo
cratic party carry the State this fall, it
would settle the question of party ascend.
ancy in the nation. lie said the Re-
pnblcans were doin" their utmost TO re-
deem the state by organization. the use
Of money. Misrepresentation. the last leg
stature, and eva, sorry 10 say. by cul-
tivatinga secret know-nothing organila-
ton. lie thought the Democrats should
insist upon being the attacking party.
and with good organization. victory
MAS assured
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-09
Piano nu,, organ Tuning.

Mr.. VI. kuhnc dc,'rt. u, 10 say tia, he j.
ready 10 receive order. for Piano atd or.
an tuning. aud repairing mu,.ral ir.tru.
mcnts. Order. may hc left AT the conner OF
Thirteenth and Walnut streets. or 4. q.
Box $50, and viii receive pFomp, at ntion.
>,.2-'G en-
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Tor safe or Exchange an keasonabi.
lGrnlA.

Mu't be disposed OF right away, Oh a.
count ni removal. The content, oil a gro-
Gers >tJre. consisting of small -'ock OF
good. amt everything else necessary lot the
like. Inquire oi Mr.. John Clarke. corner
Of Th!ri -treot and com crcilI svcnuc.
:, I.j'
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Excellent Tens.

Tho Original American Tea Company, Of
New York, Of which E)bt Wells Il Pee.
dent, WAS established IN 1910, and since
that time ha, boon steadily gaining In favor
not only in the city of Ncw York, bur all
over the country, antiln,w ll- teas reach
every section. lho leading Iic.s OF the
city and OF hundred. Of plac.. la til, cotn'
"! have endorsed II a. perfectly ieli'h,c,
and parties Wl,hin. excellent tea. at 10"
prices, can with perfect c1nlilcnc, send
10 til' company for Them. fheir teas ere
put w IN one pound packages. with the
Lind and Ice prilt on the wrappers ;
also, In boNe, c,nt lining >, 10, 20 ana %
pofnd,. They range IN price from 40 cents
TO ~ - per pound. our merchants cn
nave samples mailed 10 their address b3
enclosing 10 cent, tor each Sample. The
company wish reliable agents IN every town
TO get up clubs amongst families tor their
teas, aud offer great Inducements. send
Tor our circular. Address always, Roht,
Wells, Pres't, Ne. ~ Ne-cy ~, New
York A.s.d&w-G'.
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.

J'iiL BULLETIN j. published every morning
IrNrepi Monday T.. lhr I'uilriin iuillug, cor
her Washington aycnue snd Twrinh ,trc,t
TnL BrtLtnS &. served 10 city snb.ctlrrs hy
faithful carriers az 1weniy Five Gents Week
payable weekly Ey Mail, tin ad,ance), sio per
aunum; tiN mouths, 81; ihire months, 81, onc
month, ~ %
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\. WARN. - Obi" I"vc., /. nov tax
iiI@ order, for the new styles Of silk Hats.
all the rage at The Eat. i,noWna.
Filth Avenue aud
broadway"
lii ton:onnilurc enables him to take
ordcr- and nnhc perfect lit,-cnablcs him
10 make hats 10 order that will conform
perfectly To the head of the wcarer. Call
upon MAl;N. and hay" your head mca,-
urcd for hat. 49,,
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C.lir1 and ~. I.p,is Rnilron,l

ON and after May ath the Passenger
Train on this road viii I'ayc from The cor
ncr ol Commercial avenue amt second
street at 1:lj 4. N. The train will AWAY,
stop at the platform Of the Freight House,
foot Of Fourth stree. near the Mississippi
lcycc, whore passenger. can obtain tickets
to =. oui, aud all Intermediate points.
CAIRO, May I, 80.
Jti-Iw JOllN OGGI11. AGENT.
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..John.tou's vii. 81 Louisiana

communication IN tlnCi5ulii enquirer
IAN Old Mans Memories " cupicd m.
To- your paper ycsirr'la, lrGm the Now or
leans Bulletin. allu.on j. hdd. 10 q once
celebrated .On. entitled "John>on'- Wife
OF Louisiana. II wa.a parody oa "RpN's
H. 81 \dINallI.' anu Ma written bN
Hon. Warren Il Davis. of South 1aroliul
in compliment to The wife uf Hon. Josiah
:. Johnston. United state, senator nom
Ioui lana IRON ls9i tplS3. when Dee ws.
killed by the explosion ui The steamer Ii
one on Red river. senator Johns on, tho
disiii -.i.bcl ,oriodprite General who
lc!l in the battle ol shiloh. aud uncle Of
j. ~'odjard lohu,on. whose anne /. NOW
con. p!cuUu.ly bcfOr" thr Democracy OF
Kentucky a.a candidate Tor Gn.ernor
~ the scn. of ''John.tol'. Vic OF Louis.
in.' h 5 been lor : ont oi Inut, hcrcwith
enclose YOU a copy, Nich have had IN my
possession Tor nearly inriy Near-.
.lOhnstOn> wiz, of i'uii n,
John to-. VIE ofIOli-iana,
The iiirc-. Hover that ever hloomr.l
In southern .uI 81 -iy >ay tnnIl
The lnca's blood low in her Nein-.
The Inca, soul her bright eye. tighten.
Child Of the sun, like him ,he rcign-
IOchecr our hopes iUd -orrOW, IN tighten
Johnston, wife Os Luiian1,
Johnston, wife ct Ioui.l ans.
he Unrest Apwcr That ever hluomcd
H. southern .uu or cay ~Ivauu,h.
J.hr-tou'- wifn cf Lui,iana,
| JoGnt~pn'> lie Of Loui inn,
| She hath g way Ia win all heaIts,
ALi bow them io the shrine Of Anna.
Her mind j. radiant " iih the love
az Incicnt and Of modern story:
And native vii In richer store
Beieck. her with IT, rainbow elb
.IOhr,tpn's wife oil Louisiana,
.IoAn,t1n'- wife oil Louisiana
She hath way 10 charm all heart.
.AGd bow them 70 the .hrii.e OF Anna.
Johnston wife of Louisiana.
.Iohn-t)n's wife ot louisiana
The naples, bard who sing, htrprai.c
y ~ yor,hip- ~ the shrine Of Anna.
Twas sncI vision, bright bat brief.
In early NH hi, true heart Tended:
Then lait IL. ikea iil,cn leaf
Dnliic's mot rugged Thorn suspended.
.Iohn-tOn's wife OF l0ui,i,na.
.IohDston's wife of Louisiana,
The naples harl who sing her praise
We; tear. of blood for such 2, Anna.
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LOOK HERE.
Basc Rails of Every Description
"
PHIL II. ~ACP'S.
1 1 L


Iuii aud compl'iD stock Of line agd com
mon buggy harne,., single or double, Al
IT. LOUIS PRICES, at the new shop next
door to Theatre oj Commercial avenue.
5-,-:N. l.. -. Akin ~ 60.
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Mrs. Johlink,s Experience.

From the Virginia City (Nev.) Chronicle.l
"When 1 first jined the church." said an
A street matron yesterday, as she leaned out
of the window, speaking to a younger and
severer- looking fema ale, :" 1 had jest them kind
of notions myself. But got more light IS
growed older.
"But, Mrs. Joblink," said the other. i" duty
is duty, and each must act out his mis-
sion. ;"
"Yes," reioned Mrs. Joblink, patronizing-
ly, "thats Jest the way used 10 feel till |
got married. When you have husband
coming home nights an fallin' upstairs you
won't think the Lord requires 60 much of
you. fused to pray for Joblink till he started
IN to make stump speech to the hat-rack at
o'clock in the morning, and then got more
light. The Lord helps them as helps their
selves, an l find now that metal-backed
hair-brush does better with Joblink than all
the prayers you can shake stick at. You'll
see when you get married"
Tne younger lady sighed and inquired if
there were any poor people in the neighbor-
hood who would be benefited by tract on
The Sin of Dancing"