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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-28

6enbrid5 Mno bic S61rmans, bic Quens
unb tpie tie fonft beiBen, nit aeb6rtQen
NaIenfti6ern our &u6e 3M OertDeiIen,
nno neue, energtI@e, unberbrou6te rn6
pen Seoirfninen Der 3ett getpa6Iene
Utdnner ar i6rer Stele ais Tibrer ans
3uerfennen. Die repubIttdnil1c 8irtbz
i0aft lit 10 berbaBt i'm Sanbe, baB e8
cine @eile ben NnI6ein bate, ais MOLE
cs ba5 8oIf nnter alien Il III It Il n :
ben NIT ben Oem0fraten oeriu@en; Die
GOl0eit uno Der uebermutb Der Demoz
fratiI0en 6lDrer IN Ohio unb Bcnnlpl=
pauie1 milrDeu Offenbar cine itarfe Jtez
action 5u @unlten Der Jtepllblltaner berz
porQerllfen baben, tDenn ntdt re0t5eitig
Gin euerQt10er Brotelt Der Gemofraten
I'M Staate 9ieip gOrt oaStDil1en getOnrz
men mare.
Betoe Barteien baben 6arafterloIen
u1O unbeDeuten0en Slbrern oas WttB1
trauen AL p~erOanfen, III tDel6em tie bet
benz Bolfe ftanoen. Wobil 9fepublifas
ner. mie Worton, S9lesbD. @ameron
Gogal rnO @onfling tDrel SUB 1eBen,
oa ihabeu lie ibrer 45artei, uuo cbenlo
menig perm0gen eS Die a6genuBteu, Dop1
p~eL5ingigen Slbrer oer Oemofraten, tbre
Bartei tpieper gu @6ren at 6rtngen. Wietz
tier in Der &unlt OeS SraDtSieDels, Ut es
Oielen Subrern ge(ungeH, aus betoeit
Yarteten tlt6tlge &rdfte un0 e~brentDertDe
S6araftere entferlt gu 1alten. sic teter>
ten Sriulnp6e, neil Die re6ten W1d1ner
feblte1, um iie tbnen ltreitig 81 ma0el1.
sic fn6rten nit unerDDrtem 0espottS@
mus Die Barteipettibe, neil aufri6tig
Iiberale uno e1er9tl9e Batrtoten, Die lte
ibnen bitten entreiBen %t0nneu, ni1t in
Der Bartet geouloet tDerDeu. S0balD
Elm EtlDen ODER elm u reen in ole
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bon Jtetp yorf
etnuriffen, pa e5 nit 8 mee0'S JtegtS
nlent 3u Gnbe.
QBel1e u0n 6ei6en 8orteten e5 Derite@
ben tpir0, auf cine cbrltbe JtatGonulz
Ylatforn unbe3peifelt ebrlt6e uto tGz
blge WtGnnsr 3l %itellen, iDie es loeben Die
Oemotraten BON JfeD Worf getban bG7
ben, Der fam Der Steg nlht feDlen. SIR
Die oemofratii0e Bartet tplroe CT unl 10
lel6ter 1eiu, uno ieIbft unter aletdeu
umItGnoen Der be3ei6neten Dirt tptrO lie
i'm obne 3tpettel errin9eu, tpell od5 Solt
ole iett Is Sabren tets aulebmenOe Uer@
oerbniB Der republtfaniI 1en 4artet aufS
Iieflte perabi1eut; neil es 9%teT0rmeH
innerbaIb OerleLbel fir 1tahe3u unmoglt9
Ddlt uno neil Der GrieD 1tab einem NeN7
lei in Der Bartei6erri6aft oaour6 Doll=
fomnne1 gere0tfertigt lit. 3etgt 1td) Die
DemDfratii6e Yartet burb NufIrenung
gelunoer ACCOMPLISHMENTS nno Die
@rnennung lebensfri1Oer uno troB0em
beretts %benGbrter @an0toaten aub nod
ais 0tefornpartet, Deuigitens III etntz
YEN tpelentlt1en SttGen, 10 TT Ie0er
unabbdngiee Stimmgeber i'm 9aroe ioz
gar nerpflibtct. lbr our 9erri6uft 81
DerbeIfen. SeOenfau5 iiebt eS 10 tribe
uno per5peifelt pie Dor ether 8o0e
nod, oa man pUr Dem @eOanfen erI0rat,
baB, ipte es au6 fommen mOge, ether
@auuerbanoe Die @eI6ide oeS 3anoes in
Die 0Gnoe gegeben tperDen ulirben, ntbt
me6r aus. Jto6 lit LANCE ntDt NueS ge7
ponnen, aber NueS iWetut pentBitenS
ut0t nle9r DerlOreu gu lein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-28
0arteisg( mST0ten-
(2tus Benz an3eiger bes @eitens.)

SIN Solge ber IN SEEM Oorf uno Sees
brasfa angenommelen 0art8eIoplattors
men bat 0as Yartettreiben III Den Ser.
Stadten cine erfreult6e WeltDung ge>
nDmnleu. 9a Die Biloung elmer nelel,
1tegreiDen orittenBartei BON lebt bis 5ur
Wa6l oes nd6lten YrGitDenteu gang uuo
gar unm0gli9 tit, 10 mag es na6 DEM
Horgange BON 9fetu yorf 10 f0mn1el,
bab aufri6ttge Geformfreunoe in Der re-
publifanii1en Yartet III Grmangelun9
elmer brittet Organization it1 Der Demo7
fratil6en Yartel in Gbrenan6I Bite
E II unO baB aufrtdti9e Geformfrennbe,
bic btsber bet oen1ofratil6eu Bartei an
oe90rten, in @6renbet b blet>
ben f0nnen. geioe Gategorten BON
S%timngebern mi1ien iih Dor NQem bar
iiber noufommen flar meroen, baB oas
@ereoe bon ether l1eue1 orttten Yartei
etteL 9unit 1T, un0 Dab man ii0 tpenigz
items nod bel Der nG6lten BrGltoentens
0abl, ipeun man %iberbaupt mittbaten
min, enttpeoer auf bic oempfrattl6e ODER
auf bic republifant16e Seite i9lagei
muB. @r9ibt cs it'd, baB bis our 8abL
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ibre altemS6laf1
miiBen uuo unter ben1el6en ibre alten
&ebelliouS> uno Snflatious S9ruuen
uno @alnerplGne 9Gn3[t6 abpirft; oaB
fe ii6, tpte es Die Demofraten in Wtarp;
LAMB, in Stem gort nnD in 9tebrasfa
t6un, gu geiulloen ebrlidenS
idBen befennt, un6 boB ite arerfannt fGz
bige uno re6ti6affene 2eute al Memtern
beruft. pie eS eben Die Jtep gorfer 9ez
motraten our6 @rnennung oes 0errn
Sobn 8tgeloD gum StaatsietretGr ge>
than baber, 10 miro Die oemofratii6e
Yartet naDesu 1T alien Stdaten i'm nG6z
ften Sabre ibre Braitoenti6aftselectoren
ertpaDlen.
Der Bug bes goIfeS i'm san3en 2an6e
1T III Der Gt6tung elmer reormtrten
, M ofratil d. zen Bartet. 9tur 10
beiloie Sebler, mie Die, pel6e pie oemoz
trattl9en 9rabtateber in O6io unb
Yenn1plpanten 9enla6t bqben, f6nnten
bic 9u1t oes 8olfes, Der republifanil9en
Yartet etne grilnolt9c 2s6re 3u geben,
16pd6en. @elingt es Den einii6tspolz
len uno mutbigen Mdnnern in Der bemo=
frattl6en Yartei, Oieie Se6ler bon ii6
ob3ui9uttelu, 10 iiuo Die Sage Der repuz
blttantldpeu 6erri6aft ge5Gblt. 9a5u
tpiro es nOtbig lperOen, Die alten S6lafs
a11seH IN Der psnQtratli9en 4artst, pie
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-28
[&Is ber GSeitt. Boi.]
Set8tttB 1t1to 9emmWctAttonSs
StUau1+
Bon sSrteori6 @eder.

Die Ber0aftung 0eS geidlnmten &ez
bactionsperlOnals Der Trantfurter uno
5peter anDerer teut16en 3eltungen, nm
tie gu Slpin9en, ben ODER Die Gerfafier
geDliier, BON Ben StaatsannGIten (oer
9tegterung) 9eri6tli1 DerfoIgter 3etz
t%ungsarttfel 3u nennel, alIo indirect Mno
3pan8swetle gu oenunciren, mirft ienz
ietts oeS Oceans DieI Stdub auf uno lit
audi in Der Dteitgen Prelle @eeen1tano
bielfa6er 8eipre6uug.
8enu man aus fall6em Batrtotismus
ODER Gi%e6eotenerei Seutlblano mr. com
mulitaltl6eH, ar6tteftOnii1en Stanbz
punfte ODER aus Dem geleai 1aftlt1en
8erfebr nit @eLe9rten uno WGnner1 Der
gSti1eni6aft beurt1etlt, tpern man Dol>
LENDS in DEN INNER einfluBret6en %ariitoz
fratiI0eH un0 mtlltGrtl1en &rei1en It6
nt0t bepegt, Die oorttgen Nltlt1ten,
MnI1auun9en unO @eiprG0e II / d. + gez
bort bat uno aus ienen mentgen Sactoren
nun elm augemetues Tactt unD urtbetl
fdQt, aerdt6 man in Denielben Se6ler,
ben man ben WalneluGen uno G6auDin'S
beaii9li9 beS &atierret6 ~nOrtparf, u1to
Ieiltet sugIet6 benz 3anoe einen i6le1ten
Oienit, neil maj ii6 auf Die Settle Der
Gtiuits6er uno GuGmdrtSler iteut, Die
ieoe aritif oes 8sitebenOen fir feinoie=
Tia, rei1sfeinoli6 uno itrafbar 6alten.
N~cclrat 10 mars in BEN bret Jteaction ss
aeiten BON 1880; I831-48; 1876.
Oaran duoert es AUDI nt0ts, ipenn
man in ben ultrampntauen Trogeu elmer
ner6dltniBmdBig ener9tl9en 1GiIO freieu
Spra6e ii6 beote1en bari, penn ba 9ebt
man ia nit Der beitebeuOen Nsgierung
9anO IN oauo.. banoelt alio 10 8iemli9
nit vbober Obri8feit[t9er @rlaubniB".
2lls Der S0retber bteier i3eilel inn
Sabre 1873, Die beitebenSen 0eiebe aur
6an0 uno Observation-Disclosures [529reBz
berfol8lngen in Is Gagen] Dot MIoen.
Die MttIere Der teutihen B~reB5uItGltbe
bernorbo6, fiel man bier aQieifiq ii6er
t1n ber. uno bod bate er ni9ts e!Aat
mas nt9t Jest oriiben tpte bIbelA
SpaBen uon allen 0d6ern pfeifen. 8ir
battsG s6sR Die tsHtl9enRreBz WnpStrofs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-28
Sic

Die SteuerauS9lei6un8sbeb0roe bon
Suinois bat tbre 0iestGbrtge Nrbett DDus
bra0t,. b. b. nie geip0Dnlt6 etlen be-
trG6tli0e1 She'll Der Steuerlalt beS
Staats auf bic Sta6t Chicago abgemdG5t.
SSnbefien lit tie in btelem Sabre babel
nibt gan3 10 fred perfabren, tpie i'm
borigen. MG9reno tie oanl0ls Den iteuer>
barren S0dBuugStpertD allies @i8entbumS
in So0f @oultD DerOoppeIte Gum
50 8ro3ent 1tetgerte) Bot tie it6 bieSmaG
nit elmer Stetgerung bon nldt gang 90
8reSent begniigt.
9ie uripriingli6e 2(6i9Gbuns fir
Gpof County uuo DieSumne. auf tpelde
1te BON Der Nu5gletdul1g5bebDrOe gelteiz
gert Dorbem lit, ergtebt itb aus fOlgenOer
ueberit6t:
sei9dtt onf: er4Obt uni;
9d1oereien.......... $l6,ll6,I91 S26, l09, lS9
8aulteaen.......... g. ,705,6l3 14S,549,3S1
Sepe9lt9e5 eI8en9 % ,1o,e oeo -os
tDum............. 80, II7,3f6 40,S69,o0o
Gumme.... .S144,0S9 1856 1920, 52z, OBS
Stet9erun9 bur6 bic StaatabebOr6e: S76,437,S79
Die Staatsbeb0roe nimmt an, DaB Die
gefteigerte S6dBungSiumnle BON 2203
OiiQtonen Die 0dIfte DeS mtrflt6en
Mert65 bes etnge1@Gbteu @tgentbul1s
1ei, oiele5 it6 atlD auf AL OtIlIionen 6e>
I0ufe, ellie NnnaDmc Die enti6ieben
ii6ertrieben lit. Snbelien fanll man jm4
MERLIN in oielem Sabre 5Hfrieoen 1etlt.
Sun porisen Sabre er9ab fir s OPT
= D II t y Die vNuSglei1ung" folgen0e
Sulnme:
gan6e3ien 81 ,9S6,2 O4
Sauiteaen 20l, 319,340
Stlpe9lt1es @t9e1ltbum ............ 65,9o9.04S
80, : q
Sumnla. $303, 355,3 92
Sir ben gan3sn Staat iteut it6
Der 8erglei@ 3tptl6en oer Dorldbrigen
uno Der oiesidbriSen SteuereinibQBuu9
ipie fol9t:
1874. 1875.
2dn6crcien. ........S 524, 149,S5S S 552,ol2,SS9
sanits'e Hi::a,m S S3S 3 ISL, S StS S SSS 81 80
Suuma.. 81, 1O1, oOS, 463 sl,O19, 1896 3
Die btesidbrige @elammteini6dbung
lit allo UNI 81 Wttatonen gerin9er ais bic
I'M uOrigeu Sabre. AngenOmmen, bob
lie sWet 0riltel be5 mtrfli6en Wers
ties be3ei9net, 10 piroe ii6 0er Sc
1ammtpert6 alles 1teuerbareu Belts
tburns i'm Staate auf 1900 WttQtonen
Dollars 1teQen. Oabet itnb aber Die 6 il
EN- b ; II 1tibt mitgere6uet. De-
rem 8ertb ID. !. lur ber gretfbare Wertb
an @eletlen, 8etriebsmateriaI uno 8auz
tenl lit fiir 6,2l4 Wetlen @eleiie fir ben
Stoat auf 80, 243 ,429 OtiQionen Dollars
eingel0dBt, meI0es Die s. Glfte pes
ptrfli6en WertbeS iein ioQ. Die
fer .piirDe it6 bemna6 utter 3ure6nung
bon 5 WtiQionen DOH. nur fur Die
Counties eingeiUdbteu @igentDums euf
70 Wttuionen fteuen.
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DR.. schencs,s standard Remedies.

Tue sta dtrl remedies r all dis ~ : OF
the lungs uro sCHENCk ) luLhoNlC
SYRUP, ~CHENCK's SEA WEED loN G. and
SCuENCK's MANDRAkr PILLS, tnd, II AIKEN
before the lungs aro Destroyed, speedy
cure il elected
10 these tnrce medicines DR.. j, II,
schenck, OF Pail delphla, owes hl> u"rINa-
succ - ia tho ucAtucnt of pulnUnuy
diseases,
Tue Pu'monic syrup zip ms the morbid
matt H. the Iung,; natu throws IL II by
au easy exp, Ctora ION, Orwhrn tlir phlcGm
| o. m tier is lipe sight cough VIA throw
! II oil, the patton. has rest anu tlc 'uHS'
| bos in t. he i.
| To enable tn Pulnouic Syrup 10 do hi,
Schenck'- NJ ,ndrake Pits lud ochc ch p
| sea Weed 4 mic must be il. ely used u
| : ans the stomach Hn liver. sch rtk =
! Man rake Plls act on the lv,r. removing
| all OBJ trucu"ns, Il Lax tue ghl bladder the
| bile TIA Is freely, anu tue liver II 500"
| relieved.
| S heI cks Sea weed Toaic IA gentle
| slimulant and Alternative; the alEa OF which
| II |, cOmpO.e :, mixes with the food n
| prevents souriDg, II assists The diErs ior
uy lOning up the siDm ,ch t. q healthy CpL'
| dItirn, 30 mat the t'od and In lungs heal,
and the patient will 81 ely get we'll II care
l. taken T. prevent fresh cold.
| All who Wish 10 consult pr SchcnCk,
either se,souIliy or by letter, can Ito 50 ~
his principal office, corner OF SIXTH and
ARCH Sis PhualClph n, every NUni ~.
Schenck's med,iurs ARE sold By al dulg.
glsts throughout Tho country. 3l-9m.
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taxes w,hec.Rhvsoecn Improperly colcc-
ted. the law which allows them to hold
"A certain amount of untaXablc property
having been disrrgardcd.
"A woman and man went into part
nership in the business OF Matchmaking
recently Ia ST. Louis, aud got into trout
BILE with their first effort. The plan was
that the woman should set up It's II claIr-
voyant fOrtunc-tellcr, secure servant girls
a patrons. and get from them the secrets
of wealthy families. Upon these clcws
the man was to work up strong eases and
then demand Il large price for silence.
In pursuance OF this scheme the son of
a rich man was selected as II victim. but
he only turned over the blackmailers To
the police, remarking that he didn't "carc
copper for the exposure"
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DR. schenc,..s standard Remedies

The sta d.r lemcdic. all dis ~ OF
the lIgs r -CIieNtks IULMONtC
SYRUP, CHENCK's SEA WEED ON & and
sCuENCK's MNNDRAKt PnLS, nd, II aiken
before the unss ne ds't Dyed, speedy
cure is effected.
40 thc.' tiep IN dirin's DR. j. H..
Schemes, of Poll ,delpnld, owes In Il riNa =
e sucC =, Id IN, TIE. tneut VI Pulmonary
diseases.
Toe ru monte syrup zip ns the morbid
m 1T ria III. hng'; natu throws II II by
a. easy exp ctora ,ou, orwucn the phlcsu
m tier i iipe a. light cough will ,hruw
II oil the patti n has rest md tLe Jug,
beg in H. h.
To enable IN Pulmoric Syrup TO do 'hi-,
Schcnck' NJ ndgake Pills ,nd Sche Elk
'ea Weed 4 'uic must be- tr ely u.rd T.
! ans tue ~ ,InacII an liver. sch nck' .
Man rake ri l. act on the ~ r. REMOVING
all oh true Ions, r. las the gall hladh,r, the
bile la Is freely, anu the liver is 500
relieved.
5 het ck's Sea we'd To is n gentle
s,iinu AM and alteraiiNe; tn ulka Of whictI
| IL l. com o'e III Xes WITH The 10 81 IN
| prevents souring. 1t assists The d e ion
| Uy toning ~ the stem Oh 10 healthy e., =
| diti IA. So that the Il and III lungs heal.
and the patient will su ely get well ii care
is takent prevent fresh cola.
All who wIay Z" ~. Schenck,
| III uer Al
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Ghe 8ulletin.
PARAGRAPHS.

--"Why did You pass yesterday without
looking at mc?' said beautiful woman
TO Talleyrand. because, madam, if
had looked could not have passed."
"A Pennsylvania boasts that he
makes n soap that would "wash a politi-
clans character white as snow" There
must be good deal of ''lye" about that
soap.
"A gentleman offered gucsta tiny
glass OF whiskey, saying; Drink that; Il
won't hurt you." I'm he bound 1t
wouldn't" replied the guest, "even If |.
was vitriol."
Wait till Thcodorc's mother-in-law
gets on the stand, Did that young man
say her mouth was like gate? 1t is a dec.
laraton of war, and there shall be such a
war As that young man has not dreamed
of thus far Rochester Democrat.
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MOUND CITY ACCOMMODATION.
Leaves CAIRO ............ .....l2:30 and 8 90 r NJ
90 MOUND CITY. rs and IS 90
Mound City Accommodation runs Wednesday
aud Saturday
Making close connections TO and from all
poiats East aud North, Mt indianapolis aud Gin
einnati, and 10 and from all points South and
West by rail and river.
II. B. GOODRICH, H. L. MORRILL,,
Genl Ticket AX't. General Sup't
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ICE.
ICE! ICE!! ICE!! !
JOHN SPROAT,

1t was prOp" ." ~ .N-" q. -
green-eycd monster, that induced the
Chicago Inter-O;can to say that "On the
night that Victoria Woodruff lcctured
aud the can-can appeared. the Common
Council OF Jackson, Mich, failed to hayc
quorum.
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MOUND CITY ACCOMMODATIONS.
Leaves CAIRO ................l2: 80 and $500 i NJ
- MOUND cry. l:l5 and 5;35
Mound CITY Accommodation runs " Wednesday
aud Saturday
Making close connections TO and from all
points East and North, at indianapolis aud Gin.
cinnsti, and 20 and from all points South ana
West by rail and river.
N. b. GOODRICH, II. L. MORRILL,,
Gen'l Ticket Ag't General sup't
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ana Instruction.
HARPER'S BAZAR.
ILLTSTTATED.
NOTICES - me rRrss

NNIIIF0 # IIH NV -
The BaZeris edited with g contrib ton
oIttc aud t.Irut ldt we -clduu l,ud i'nny
iour a;rnI rHr Journal it.ct J. the ORR u
Of the great word oilshion-Bo,t II lIaV
FL r.
The BtZl- cOnmcnls eli to every mem
Der nf the h usCh d-tp he childr n by
Lroll and pref y pie urc,, 10 tie young q.
dIr> 10y T. 'a-h %, pltte, IT, endless va ETY.,
10 the ir.Nidcut mat ga ~ {, pa l'r I =
toe e IL 'rcn'S 81 o., 10 pltyrt.miil0s by
il, ias clul de.is for emOl ordered slipper
ani ! Nurlou. Il e -.ug 20 'us. hut the
reading matte OF IA uaZar Is uniform Is o.
gr, at excellence. The paper acquired
| a wide p0pul r Is tor ia iirr,idc euloy ulcnt
| it affords n. \. Evening Poet
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ST. LOUIs,IRoN MOUNTAIN
SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

nMSIBUsES arrive at and depart nom the
" Office, IS Ohio LsYec, as follows.
Texas Express leaves daily at 1890 i NJ and
arrives al % a NJ
Through freight leaves Daily except Sunday,
st2.l5 T. VI and arrives ut $50 T. M
Time TO all points Ina Texas and Arkansas,
"a HOURS LESS THAN BY ANY
Zt OTHER ROUTE.
Time from Cairo 70 Little Rock IS hours
To IeXarCana, % hours
To Jefferson, Texas, - hours
10 MIrshall, - hOurs
To shreveport, Louisiana, - hours.
To Dallas, Texas, 20 hours,
To Hearne, Texas, - hours.
To Houston, Texas, IL hours,
10 Galveston, Texas, "a hours
CIV. HEQUEmBoURe,
Agent, Cairo, Ills,
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THE Bulletin

" ~ - -
VIII rtead'a,ll oppose the policies c. In.
Republican parry, aud rcfus" TO be tram
melted . he dctationo OF any clique In The
Demo ratio .rganiaaton.
T.bclieycs that tho Republican party ma
fulfilled it, mission, and that the -, &C
cratic party as now gan zcd shout. rcre.
stored 70 power.
1t believes the Radical tyranny tia, hs.
fer several yeas oppressed the Sortr
should be oyorthrown and the people = ,n'
Southern states permitted 10 conro. the.
own Affairs.
1t believes that railroad corporation
should DO prohibited by lcgis'aliv" exact
m nt- from extortlns and uniu,ty dsscrnr
mating in their business Transactions will
the public.
II recognizes the equality OF all men be
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-27

Evory year increases the populari-
ty ofthisyaluablc Hair Preparation (;
which is due to merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that it is
kept fully up to its high standard;
aaditisthc only reliable and perfect
ed preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful color,
making it soft, lustrous, and silken.
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean, 1t removes all cruptions
and dandrulf, and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nomishes
the hair-glands. by its use, the hail
ows thicker and stronger. ~
- ..--tnrna Tive 20
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HARPER'S WEEKLY.
II.E.UsTRAEED.
NOTICES or THE PRESS.

MOI VI INV ihi9''
The WreI,iy is the ub ct q m st pow
erlul illustrated peri dical published !
th- cou TRY. It's ,diturts + scn"lu
and conv nci =, and carry much wei a.;
It's illustra ions OF curr' N events ARE lul
nm res "a Il az prepared hy ur best &c
hgnr,s. Wit n Glculttion 5000 the
week.-Mrs. rCrd a j. II 10y nall II mllll u
ncr.nna. nm its iutucnce as an o = II OF
opinion is simply tremendous. The We IL
Is mainlai a posi- i've o,iuon, and eN-
Dresses de idcd view on political and 30
cial prohl ms Louis III Courier -Jour a.
1t u ticle, trr mod Is Of high-toned lis
Gus on, and It, pictorial ilustlatlo are
often cor ororitiVo nrgumun "i u, SIN al
force \, \. Examiner AM Chronicle
It's papers up'n eNis "ni qu 81 ons ~ IL 'l'
| innmitanle car DON, help 10 mo"ld the ''
! tune Il, OF the county --PitlsDurs Com
/ mercal,
TEENS;
Ia
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17

An appropriation of S25OOOO is made for the i'm
provement of the mouth of the Mississippi, provided
it shall cease to be available when its necessity is
superseded by any other work of improvement
authorized by law. The sum OF $4,000 is also
appropriated for removing the Red River raft.
The bill makes it the duty of the Secretary Of
War to apply the moneys appropriated, far may
be- by contract, except where specified estimates
cannot be made for the particular work, or where
in the judgment of the Secretary, the work cannot
be contracted for at prices advantageous to the Gov
ernment and except the appropriations made for ex
animation; and surveys and such contracts are to
be made after sufficient, public advertisement for
proposals in snch form and measure as the Secretary
of War shall prescribe; and such contracts shall be
made with the lowest responsible bidder therefor,
accompanied by such securities as the Secretary of
War shall require The bill requires the Secretary
of War to cause examinations or surveys. OF both,
to be made at certain designated points
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17
An INDEPENDENT JOURNAL IN PHILA-
DELPHIA.

PURCHASE OF THEAGE BY col. A. X. McCLURE-IT Is
TO BE MADE AN INDEPENDENT TwO-CENT MORN
ING NEWSPAPER.
lFRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRrBuNE.l
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 16.-lt Is announced
to-day that arrangements have been finally concluded
for the purchase Of The Age newspaper and that 1t will
n the 18th OF March lndependent journal op
posed TO the National and State Administrations under
the editorship OF Col A. X Mcclure Its name Will be
changed to TIE Tunes and it will DC four-page two
cent morning paper in size and typographical appear
ance very closely resembling hasheet OF TIE TRIBUNE
The business manager Will be Mr. Frank Mclaughlin Of
the present firm Of Mclaughlin Bros, printers. The
Aoe was at one time the leading Democratic organ In
Pennsy lyania. Its reputation for dignity and ability
did not prevent 1t from suffering financially from the
successive reverses party, and not long after the
close OF the campaign of 1872 IL was sold TO Dr. E. Nor
yiz proprietor Of the Philadelphia Democrat (German
who ged tue name 10 The illustrated Hep Age, made
it independent with opposition eaDings and introduced
the features in daily journalism of wood cuts con-
tinued stories and misceany-prnting It on two sepa
rate Sheets one containing the and editorials and
the other the pictures and light reading. Alexander
Delmar formerly OF the United States Bureau OF Stats
tneushng feat0res OF The Age Will be preserved in The
Times which Will seek to supply want long felt here
OF vigorous, enterprisng, highoned antAdministra-