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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-27
Richmond, Va, January Is, 1915.
NOTES OF SENATOR JoBssToN's SpEEcH.-I

NOTES OF SENATOR JoBSsToN's SpEEcH.-In
the United States Senate Monday
The unfinished business-being the reso.
luton of Mr.. Schurz on the Louisiana
question-was taken up. on which Mr.. John.
Stop, of Virginia, was entitled to the floor.
He referred to the action Of the Returning
Board, and said it had made return Of LOG
members out of the Ill who composed the
Legislature. The other FIVE members held
certificates from the Committee of Elections
and had as much right there as any of the
other members. The President had not in-
formed the Senate, as requested, why the
army had been permitted TO interfere in the
organization of the Louisiana Legislature.
The President had really put the army under
the control of Kellogg, and kellogg's orders
were the Presidents orders.
The Kellogg Legislature had seated men
in place of those elected by the military, and
these men thus seated had no right IN the
world to seats. Why did not the President
have them put out: They were there In de-
fapce of al law. The presence OF troops in
the South was the greatest cause of discofe
in that section. The President, as Command
sr-in-Chief of the army and navy, was
bound to obey the Constitution and laws
OF LNG DuutQ StalcSs duA w ioStAUsSo
his generals in the South to- obey the
law, and If they did not know the: law
he should teaeh them. The Presidend de-
clared in his message that if error had been
committed by the army, it was error en- the
side Of good order and the mainteEence OF
law. Was it to maintain law that the Presi-
dent had undertaken to decide who were the
members of the Louisiana Legislature
Was it to maintain law that the army was
directed to obey The ORDERS of keliogg9 IL
this was law, be would like to know. Mr
Johnston also severely criticised the use OIL
TROOPS in the contest for the. Office of sheriff
at Vicksburg.
\ In concluding, Mr. Johnston said the PEG
pie of the South were loyal to the Genera
Government, and bad no thought whatevel
of resisting its authority. all that the!
asked was to be let alone, as the other Suite
ere, to control their own affairs.
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Almost unique case was decided, two
DAYS before Christmas, before the Court OF
Appeals at Naples. A young married lady
lied recently, and her husband naturally de-
,iFcd 10 bury her in his own vault. The
father, however, claimed the right TO utter
The body III his own family vault, on the
ground that she nad borne her husband no
tmldren. The case came before the tribu-
Ails, and, II having been decided in favor Of
Tie husband, The father Of the deceased lady
appeaIed, and gained his cause. The adyo-
cate for the appellant, Signor Correra, in
conducting this remarkable case, supported
Il by arguments from ancient and modern
aud natural law, aud also from the Bible, and
had his labor rewarded by victory. The
CAST has 50 interested the lawyers that an
4H.9dzsone, published by Signor Correra,
elnbodyins his views, has already reached
he second edition.
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SEVER PoIsoN.-The Board of Health Of
Boston is aroused on the subject Of poison
from The sewers. Among the re commenda-
lions recently made is to extend the sewers
INTO deep water remote from dwellings,
where the matter deposited will become di-
.dtcd, and the stencil less dangerous. This
stencil, The Board declares, is deeterious to
health, and they announce the conclusion
Tia, 1.-THE air is polluted and made danger.
Gus by the foul breath Of the sewers" They
say also that a." our prevalent summer diseases
are largely influenced by this poisonous at
.nJspucr-.N
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STRONG DEsIA1.-tAlexapdria Sentinel,

STRONG DENIAL.-rA alexandra Sentinel,
25th. 1.-THE following letter was mailed at
the post.office to-day:
"ALExAspaIA. Va, 25th January, 1878.
" Senator Sherman, of Ohio:
"Sir,-As reported, you stated that the
white people of the Gulf States, the white
Leaguers,' were scoundrels.'
81 know them TO be gentlemen, and pro-
nounce you a liar more malignant than was
ever Ananias, or his disciple Sheridan ever
dared to be.
SAT your seetyiee In Alexandria.
"WnLIs B. SMITH,,
~ "of Virginia.
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y SHOCKING CALAMITY-A MOTHER AND
EIGHT CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH. - Bou-
Ch1r'Ne. QaeJcC. January pa lire this
morning destroyed farmhouse occupied
hy Pierre Dulud". His wife and eight chill
drrn persisted in the fumes. Dulude was
-"rioU,ly burned in his efforts TO save his
family, ana is not expected 10 live. His wife
AAa children were literally burned to ashes,
and only fragments OF the bodies can be
found. The eldest child was thirteen years
u.d, and the youngest was Il baby.
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cHEsT-PRorEcToRs, q

nOUBLE CHEST-PROT 81
y every size, Imported from England, aad 500
1t MEADE& BAKERS drugstore
DITMaN'S SEA SALT, In 25 and ooc. packaSes
sold at MEADE q oAAIs . ~ =, : !
CHARCOAL BISCUIT and fSs the
relief and cure OF foul BREATH heartburn aug aye
nensia. Sold &c MEADE 81 BAKERS Drugstore
cIJTL ER,S pOCK EFT INH AL Frs afford pror apt
~ - MEADE 4 BAKERS 9u5sr, re.
pSTE PECTORAEE, ALUA and klSV, L0Z-
ENGEs, aud CHLoRATEi OR55 POIAsS L0Z.
ESHES, for coughs, coidss ana sosSnfSs'., SOLO AZ
pIJIdNA. FRElDRICHSH ALL, a.ld other Eu-
ropean MINERAL WATERS, told 10 all quantities
Mt MEADE i AAkETs'S drugstore
FRENCH CHOCULA TrE With EXTRACT OF
Sold at MEADG q RABsGh'E drugstore,
dsIo 9le Main direct.
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hALAKAuA's OPINION OF AMERICAN
WohEs. The reporter OF the Erie (Pa)
D'Spotch asked King kalakaua his opinion
81 American women, and received the fol-
owing reply:
81 think they are handsome, bold, and
forward. Why, actually received several
letters from ladies in New York, Washing.
ION, aud Boston plainly proposing marriage.
am bachelor, but when ] want to marry
woman will ask her. | do not like 70
, nave women propose. Its IN my opinion
"foEg."
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PosTAL.-The post-ollicc at Stony Man,
Page county, Va, is r,e.tablshed on the
route from Malk>vilIe to Luray, with Joseph
u. Holman rs postmaster. Charles Parsons
= appointed postmaster ut Magnolia, Nanse'
Aond county, Va, u1ce John Z. Campbell,
ltcra>cd. 4. K. Edmonds is appointed
postmaster at Brick Store, Lee county, Va,
c!,c ". I. EdmondS, resigned.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL-,
- ROAD CoMPANY.
JANUARY u 1873 TAIN 8

tsa ~ -tfs' ROAD COMPANY. q -
COMMENCING JANUARY Il 1873 train
~ on this read win rim as follows ~ "A
Ne LEAVE Richmond SOUTH. 4t.s t.ess
b:20 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daHr(except Sun.
day., connecting for all'points soath
aad,West. Seeping-caF sttacited p.
7:45 A. n, FkEiG HIT TRAIN daily iexceptS San.
day.; With coasatattaciss for Pet1s-
burg; and stations on the Southsida,
road Lynchbsa3S and the West. !
las =. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily eohnectins
Fl for sill point, South and West: Pas
sengsrs taking this train WIN yuSka
close eonrectlor' at Petersburg for
500 P n. gR ERE eei.S daily except ssndAyh
LEAVE PETERSBURG TCHTH. - .
500 a. H.. FREIGHT TRAN daily Except
sunday With coach attached.
l1:45 a. ID, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
-L with Richmond, Fre.cricksbure and
IRA Potomas railroad Tor all points Eass
- and West
600 P. H., FaEIG TT daily texope suud4yb
coach attached 80
500 P. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily Except Sun.
E Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
- for all poiHee East and West. Pullman
Sleeper attached, running through to
.f Baltimore. Also mak1Rss close con-
=, neetiou Wits the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for re Virginia Springs and
points Nortff$nd West
The MAIL TRAINS VIII not stop between Rich
n9nd and Petersburg except az Chester.
Trains on the Clover Hill win Iease Chester AZ
2A0 p. NJ. Returning, WIN leave Clover Hiir at
$3.50 A. ~. datJg except Suatsy.
ALL TEAMS leaving PtaefsDurg will start from
no21 A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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llL.-Thc numerous friends Throughout,
Tie state Of Judge c.. w. Lewis, of West
morcland county. will regret to learn that
letters hay" been received here stating that at
tnr time they were written Qour days ago)
that gentleman was lying at the point OF
J",lh.-IlsrandriG Gazette, 2jM.
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SERIOUSLY lLL-Deputy Sheriff George
y. Goodrich is reported lying at the point Of
death. His disease is an affection Of the
uAg>, and his physicians have little hope Of
1> recovery. Mr.. Goodrich was in Richmond
Curing The war in the secret service of the
ton!cdcracy - Baltimore Sun, 26h.
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WIETER ARRANGEMENT. as

~
Commencing MONDAY, January 20. fs1s--
passsnger and freight trains ON this road viii ran
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. w EST Il,
iesye Ricnmond daily lsundays cxceptedi n aP.
"a, sad wli a5 :. ro West Poln daily IMon.
The splendid sieameD LOUISE, Captain i. q.
hICHLE, VIII run In connection with 1his mai
leaving West Point MONDAYS, WEDEESDIY1s
and FKIDAYS On the arrival OF the aP. 4. train
from Rlchmond aud arfiving ut Baltimore enriy
next mqrmnS. and leaving baltimore TUESDAYS
THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS &C 4P.M.ars
rive at est Pafns next 0rnfnE In time % con-
A. N. a -" - & - - ssS
Fare TO Baltimore 400
Es.e 20 Masmnglon $40
fa Ta e Ses fg pREi rs
lsond WEDNESDAYS. YRyUAYSt aud Sun
"a rs, at 4 4. NJ. cDnneetfpx NJ West Point with
steiner, landing ffefgk IN Bsttimofe early next
LOCAL FREIeHT TRAIN, WITH passenger car
attacasd, leaves Richmond for West Point and
way cations MONDAYS THuRSDAYp, and (
SATURDAYS.at1A A. H.. and leaves Wet Pofns
Tor RicamSndl 3 O'Clock nosn Of same days. - I,
EDWARD p FOLGER, Superintendent.
w. N BEAGGi Master ran sportatfon. So 26 f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-27
WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
THE FAMOUS GLOBE-FLOWER SYRUP
CURES, AS lFBY MAGIC, .gE

THE FAMOUS GLOBE-FLOWER SYRUP
CURES, AS If BY MAGIC, .!.
COLDS, COUGHS, BRONCHITIS, HoARsENRss,
OBSTINATE LUNG AFFECTIONS, .s.
ASTHMA, CHoUP, Il l. ...
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS, PLEURIsY,
DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING,
oss OF VOICE, and will cure
CONSUMPTION,
as $4,000 grave-robbed witnesses testify. No
opium; nothing poisonous; delicious to take 1.-THE
earthly savior to all athlete with affections Of the
throat and lungs bequeaths to posterty of the
greatest blessiRgs-soUND LUNGS and immunity
from CONSUMPTION.
Over one hundred thousand bottles have been
used, and not single failure known. Thousands OF
testimonials of wonderful cures, such the follow
ing can be seer at the Office Of the proprietors No
go Broad street, Atlanta, Ca, or will be sent on ap-
plication to any who doubt:
READl READ!
CONSUMPTION CUREDl
OFFICE OF .. SAcKRTT, Drugs and Mediciues,l
NEW ALBANY, Ind, april 10, 1874. s
DR.. j. S. Pendleton, atlanta, Ca: Dear Sir,-I
have received your circuarc, and In consequence
Of the distribution l have sold about six dozen
Globe Flower Syrup In the last two weeks. The
Globe Flowtr Syrup Is gaining great celebrity; nd
Il IN s a T nu side
two years; hemorrhages almost every day; much
eDaciated, and expected 10 die. He has taken six
bottles OF Globe Flower Syrup his troubles all
gone, except pres ration, which is rapidly improy-
Ing He will certainly get well. The other case is
similar, with same good results. | can senG you
many testimonials If you want them.
Yours truly, &C., y. SACkETT.
For sale by DR.. j. s. PEMBERToN & Co., proprie-
tors, Atlanta, Ga. and by
PURCELL, LADD 4 CO.,
Wholesale Agents,
"a l-eod&w3m Richmond, Va.
TBNAKE
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MINERAL WATER.

NATURAL MINERAL WATERS
IN FREDERIcKsHAEL BITTER sWATEA-
lmpo. ted; PULLNh WATER-tTp ported SkGGI
WaTER-imported; CoNGhEsS WATER
GATH ALUM WATER " allswhas ooia,.
=, WAGNER, Druggist,
Ia osrs.s SIKH and Broad ssseeis,s
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DYEINa AND sCOURING.

.GENTLEMEN's, YOUTHS, AND BOYS
NJ CLOTHING, however much soaied or faded.
.G1,EANSED or DYED IN arst.clsss style, and -
the cheapest rates. S:s. y, -.
! Ladies having aetieles to bas cleaned or eoofed
" Va, 80 81 IS MCAENHEfsss
steam Cleaning and Dytina Estab.sshmsns..
Ia 26.SmE sMarshah street. nsA. k.ssn.
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GENERAL RAILROAD,
" TICKET OYYiCE
AND
RICHMOypURA NSFEr5P COMPANY.

TICKETS on sale % all principal points In the
United States ana Cr0pe.
No trouble 10 give informau3,rtand answer letters.
Passengers aud baggage csissts for, and baggage
checked from hotels and residences 10 destination
ON all tickets sold by Us.
sLEEPING.C CAR TICK ETS on SALE.
The only railroad ticket oficsS1n the city where
passengers can have choice OF soutes. ~ So
A. w. GARBEHrS2S Main street
Branch ticket office at EIchaE2s Hotel. la.
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~ have never seen or tried
ssch simple, eticacious, sat
sfactory, aud pleasant reme-
DIV in my lie. III. HAINER,
st. Louis, Bio.
Hon. Alex. Fl. stephens.
II occasionally use, when my
condition requires u, Doctor
Slmmons's Liver Regulator
With good etfects."-HoN,
ALEX. Il. STEP EMS.
Governor Of Alabama.
uYour Regulator has been
In use In my family for some
time, and am persuaded us
a valu. BILE addition to the
medi ul science. -GOy. d.
GILL SHORTER, Ala.
"Ih have used the Regulator
In my family for the past sew
en,een years. | can safely re-
commend II to the world as
the best medicine l have ever
uSRu iOT tllat CLASP tt aioEo0SS
II purpsrts 70 cure."-H. +.
THIGPES.
President Of City Bank.
"simmons's Liver Regu Ia
tor has proved q good and em-
cicious medicine."-C. A.
NUTTISG.
Druggists.
ave have been acquainted
with Or. simmons's Liver
Medicine for more than TWEEN
~ years, and know IL TO De inc
best Liver Regulator offered
to the public."-H. h. Lyon
and II, L. LYON, Beileton-
taine, Ga
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DURCELL,y LADD &c CO., DRUGslsrs,
\ No. 1915 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA

tIOhNGLb, LADO % w., UHUGSlSTS,y S.
\ No. 1915 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
have constantly on hand hrge stock OF ''s
DRUGS. DYES, WINDow-GLAsS,;P AIN1S, \
OILS FOR PAINTING AND MACHINERY, l...t
CONCENTRATED LYE- Elastic sTCCHIyGS,
SsRGIcAL INSTRUMENTS, TRUSsEs, - As
BANDAGEs, PFRTUalERf- F.ASCY SOAPS,
GERMAN COLOGNE WATER.
- OTNAS's SEA SALT, ~. -. ~ f&s
{" f0pGEKA'S PREPARATIONS, ~. .sl !. d
and general assortment of PURE DRUGS and
and choice and wei sesected as
sortent OF all ar tices for sale in I to suff
purchasers Of PURCELL, LADD Il co.
ia 81 1915 Main street, Richmond, Va.
GREAT FALL AND WINTER TONIC.
y ! .LARoQUkS kLIXIR iOFCALSAYA
improves the digestion. An excellent preventive
OF FEvERs, FEVER AVID AGUE, &C., &e: and a
lated persons. WE. THORNTON, sole ma snfac-
turer, baltimore. Sold BY druggists generally.
Ia 6-2m f.
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RICHMOND, FREp'G u POTOMAC X. X. CO.,2
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT,
RICHMOND, December 17S1
OF TRAINS.

RICHMOND, December 17S1S14.S
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
2s5 p. NJ, DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-strees Sc.
The I'll ' sTEAMER K EYPoRT as
Ouaniico, with trains OF the Bal.s.
more and Ohio railroad at their wharf
opposite Acknowledging In Balue
more at 500 T. NJ; and ut Washing
ton with the BnltiEapre .and POTOMAC
railroad for Baltimore and the North
11:o5 NJ, NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-strest
station Sundays excepted, coDEsctipg
at Washington with the Baltimore
and Potomac and Baltimore and Ohio.
e:oop.M. AcCcoMMoDATIoE TRAIN for
Hanover Junction, leaves Broad Street
station (Sundaysexcepteds .s
450A IL, NIGHT NAIL. arrives Ut BYrd,Stree
1870 P. NJ, SAY ' al arsi1ss u
s:s7A. NJ, aaeGRcaolM,ISMioDArIos TRAIN arstve
ut Broad-stross station Sundays ex
I. cep'ea'N o1.cE. s,Jri.
BY this route q new nnd elegant SLEEPiSd
CAk mas been added TO psaht train: both ws5sbe,
sSmfor, Of Riehmond passenssrs GHARaE Ra
disturbed on reaching Klchmond; they can rezasiH
In the car TO as late an hour as they pleaaa.
rRIY Rf5sM5s ESs asb ba kaT REawsEs
1a rsA ssSs ssssS
frefslfs to and froLaau points NoEth ana Nf6le
Through bills OF. lading and rates 4iyeu 70 a
principal points North and Wei 4yfl
By order OF General superintendent; vacrpx
DELI General Freixft and Ticket Aren't
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ ROAD.-On and amer SUNDAY, Jspnarx3,
1875, passenger trains win rnn - follows:
EROM RICHMOND. s.sz
S:15 A. NJ. MAIL TKAfN.-For GordapsytIe
Charlottesville. sStaapIoa, Coyanesons and An
Intermediates stations. daily le1ceTA SundaT Ars
irving at Eoats9ton at 2,30 p. d. Thk TRAN
connects nc GordonsytlR for Orange. CUPS pea
Warrentsn, Manassas. Ae1anGsfas WaSskn2tons
and che NORTH, and at Clarioltef VILE fop Lynshs
burg, Rrscca, KnoxSldes Chattanooga ana Ia
AIS n H. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN.-Roe
Gordoasxiie and al, pterIedste tex-
cept Skaaay), arriving Ut Gszdonsvtlla 1t S:l5 Re
s:aa,p. NJ. uHCINNATA ExPREss---foss sass
k3ra,, Coyington, and zif STATIONS Nlss of Coyak.
tor <ssy (excepi Saturdays arriving ~ Huntington
al 625 p. d.. Tnis traiL connects q G0rdoaSylle
fen WashinEssn, Ralo&0re. and We kortA, add
Ssrr Lynchbang and tA@ sootb and ut Hunting
tor with steamers Bos1gns and 4Ref Fced sor CfHs
etspai and On points Test aud assta~ess arriving
7 ytsesaao checked througH. u "
Eor through tickets, rates, ana. nfoesaAdon. ap1
NV at ass Msin street, Ballard and RIehsnse no.
EaL or Mt the compxnys once Rroad Areet snG Sis
| se ss = - - O. W.
- Assistant 6ensnl Ticket Agent
THOMAS DopAaEAp, Genera sapeftGteLaennsa q
! Transportation. Il ' os : =
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sIMMONS'S
-JVER REGULATOR

LIVER REGULATOR.
FosDyspepsla. Constipation, Jaundice, BILIOUS
attacks, Sick Headache, Colo, depression oi opn'
its, Sour Stomach, Heartburn, &c, &C.
ITHAs NO EQUAL.
Isa faultless family MEDICINE.
does not disarraDge the system;
Is snre 10 cure II taken regularly.
Ia no drastic, violent medicine
Does net interfere With business
Ia no intoxicating beverage. -s
Contains The simplest and best refnenes.
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CAUTION.

guy no powderso OF prepared SIMMoSs'S Liver
REGuI,AToR unless In our engraved wrapper
with trademark, stamp, aud signature unoroken !;
none other is genuine. 1r1rrN . ~
daoe.em Macon, Ca, and Philadelphia.
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READl READ!
CONSUMPTION CUREDl
sIMMoNs's LIVER REGULATOR

for all diseases of the Liver Stomach, and Spleen.
tits emlneutly Family Medicine;
and by being kept ready for immedl-
ate resort will save many an hour or
suffering and many dollar IN Time
and doctors bills.
After Forty Years trial It is still re-
ceiving the most unqualified testimo.
malls OF its virtues from persons OF
the highest character and response,
bilitY. Eminent physicians commend
1t as the most
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
for CONSTIPATION, HEADACHE,
PAIN In the SHOULDERS, DIZZI-
NESS, SOUR STOMACH, bad taste
in the MOUTH BILIOUS At
TACKs, PAtPLTATIoN OF the
HEART, PAIN in the region OF
the KIDNEYS, DESPOSDESCY,
GLOON, and iorebodings of EVIL
all OF which are the offspring OF
distased LIVER.
II YOU feel DULL, DRowsY,
DRBILIT ATED, have frequent
HEADACHE, MOUTH TASTES
BADLY, POOR APPETITE, ana
TONGUE COATED. you are suf--
fering from TORPID LIVER or
EILIOCSNESs,' and nothing
will cure you so speedily aud
permanently.
rne LIVER, the largest organ
in the body. Is generally the
seat of the disease, and IL not
REGULATED In time great SUI
feringr wreIchedness, and
DEATH will ensne.
Armed with this ANTIDOTE, oil climates an
changes of water and. food may be faced wlthou
fear. AS remedy III MALARlOUS FEVEhs
ROWEI, COMPLAINTS. RESTLESSS NESS
JAUNDICE, NAUSEA,
THE CHEAPEST. PUREsT, AND BEST FAM
LY MEDICINE IN ThE WoRLDt
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DEST LUMPAND. HALL COKE, Gao
ID YER HILL COAL-mnp and hail sn2ssr,or
SPLINT and QUINSIMONT COAL; AS IsanA
CITE COAL, ALI sizes; Gs x and PINE HOOp,
lon and sawed; all Of 1isst ean be boughS " tne
lowest market price at b COTTRELLSI
cornenof Ninth street and BasiI,nanK.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-20
CHR Bnlletin,
PARAGRAPHS.

In Italy an idea is current that the
United States have abolished paper
money and are swimming in gold and
silver.
An excursion party of Boston Gus
tom-house officials ate the clam chowder
ont of kettle, aud found an old mop at
the bottom,
They tell in Chicago of a rat that
got into birdcagc, ate the bird, aud
was so disiended By the repast that he
couldn't squeeze out again between the
wires.
The audience at French theatre Is
never troubled by tall hats worn by Ia
dies. The following notice was posted
up in a conspicuous position. and proved
to be very effective 1.-The manager re.
quests that all good looking ladies will
remove their hats for the accommoda.
ton of the rest of the audience. The
aged, the bald. and the plain are not ex'
pected to comply with this request
"A young mother in Conway, Mass.
left her child in shady place while she
picked strawberries in field. When
| she called to know II it were safe. she re-
ceived no answer. and on going TO il
found that it had been completely charm
ed by brown snake, and unable TO
speak or move. Her screams frightened
the snake away, but the child qnivercd
and cried for an hour, and it was several
days before il recovered from the bancful
influence of the reptile.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-20

Before the era OF Railroads, Cairo had q
commanding position as a centre of com.
merce and navigation. This importance OF
position she It'll possesses, but has now the
additional advantage OF being great rail-
road centre, number oil the most import.
converging to and having their termini
there. Among these, coming from the north
are the great Illinois Central RailrOsd,
which traverses the entire state of Illinois
from.its extreme northern and northeastern
to its southern limits, and by its come ctions
extends into all the great northwestern
grain producing States the Cairo aud Vim
cennes, extending from Cairo to the City OF
Nincennes, in the State OF Indians, where
its connections afford direct railroad COM
municatons with all Eastern cities; ana
the Cairo " st. Louis Railroad, affording q
direct railroad communication with the
City 81 It. Louis and all the railroads GEN.
| terlng there. The roads coming from the
South are the New Orleans. jackson and
| Great Northern and the Mobile and Ohio
| Railroads, which give direct railroad COM
muncation with the cities Of Mobile and
| New Orleans, and other Southern Atlantic
| sea ports, and by connecting roads with all
the country south OF Cairo. and coming
| from the southwest is the Cairo, Arkansas
and.TeXas Railroad, which affords similar
communication with Southern Missouri.
Arkansas and Texas, and the principal cit
les OF those States. This last-named road
will give, also. direct connection with the
Texas and Pacific Road when IL is com Die.
ted, thus giving direct communication with
the principal port, OF the Pacific Ocean.
These railroads, termin ating at Cairo, are
now all completed and in successful opera
ton, those in Illinois coming into the city
on a bank OF each Of the rivers, Ohio and
Mississippi. and terminating al their comfy:
| ence thus encrcling the city Tho IRONY
| SDrinps. BrowpsvDIc and Ohio River Kali
road. and tho Cairo and Tennessee River
| Railroad, which viii both terminate at
i;a;ro. are in course Of construction and will
SUN DC completed, ana other railroads both
in Illinois and in States south Of the Ohio
| river, which will also terminate at Cairo,
are projected, and arrangements made to
build them. The construction OF these
will greatly increase the railroad communi-
| cations OF Cairo.