The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-24
The most ResnnrkabIs Meiaedy ever
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The MOSt HctnwrknCle hessieJy ever
rOus Plaster.
At no time In The history Of true mcdi-
cine has al article appeared which has
inct with greater approval and success
than Bcnson's Capcinc Plaster. why
plastcrs. Is owing to their improved COM
position they act instantaicO,isly, cure
speedily and cficctuall;.
Physicians and the general public who
acknowledge the great benefits derived
from the use Of the ordinary porous plas- -,
Is not sufficiently prompt, requiring time,
patience and continuous wear to effect ="
cure. Bcnson's Capcine Plaster over IN Z
comes this difficulty BY accomplishing In
few hours, that which il takes any ing
other Plaster ns many days. q
Although n recent discovery --Capcinc
has been thoroughly tested by physicianrhc d.
and In each instance has been pronou,ekinridye
the most remarkable. safe. certa;, States Fo,
thoroughly cl,icacious remedy ent, the circum
covered. red me to conside,
incorporating Capcine light Of a Stale to Sc
nier repeated solicitation. came anne to the coneu
ical fraternity andright clearly existed. I fully
them WIN nllg Southern States in seeding
| pcclaliy ~ KG Union. The war upon the
born 'oi!th was, in my opinion. a most afro
| ais'', cous outrage on the part Of the Northern
pG States. displaying cruel aud whimsi
,'dd- cally tyrannical disposition. and It is .
1asl- great regret with me that tile Democrat,
st he of the North should ever have given thei
e sat Gountenance anu suppoT. 10 sucn We ~.
III Oh When In Congress I felt II my duty t
! per- vote against every bill for the raising o
forces. and every bill for the appropria
ton of money to carry on the war;"
s'cn' We firmly believed that all these Bour
:, M, MS bonlc fossils were Quietly slumbering i
MICA the regions antipodaf to Democrat
raue' breathing places. Wherever Democratic
III ia success is assured, these ghosts of tn
osal- past come stalking in. glazing with I'm
A'er slightly eyes, and jabbering Of the past
eu 70 Again IISrris speaks:
'"A'c ~ had the glory Of receiving the cen
lonu- sure of the Radicals of the House TO
man uttering in speech the following prayer
oned God Almighty grant you may never sub
leio' that God did not grant my prayer
he While we believe that a Southerner viii
INA. be elected sergeant -at-arms, We kno,
b anu that man with VII the fanatical impulse
PIPER OF Harris will never receive the sur
Vi MS port of the majority Of the mem
man. beers of the House. When the tim
nven' comes Tennessee will present
irons gentleman not obnoxious to Norther
he Democrats and who will come from til
and Mississippi valley Endorsed by the ms
what jority Of its Congressman. We a'lude +
e's. Rolfe $. Saunders, Southerner by birth
!" .ne A Union man when the war broke Out
'"en he received the appointment as post mas
was ter at Memphis, by Abraham Lincoln
u i"'i which position he was relieved Ofby NJ
, s.so' c. Galloway, the appointee Of the Con
100 federacy. Although staunch Unto
Wv" man, the people Of the South entcl
~. tanned. as they yet do, high respect fo
o Mr.. Saunders. In connection with tn
-. senior editor OF this paper, h
~. ~ assisted In establishing the BULLErI
rlhaa the only successful daily Democratic p,
ry af- nor In Southorp Illinois A,tbouo
ia''h' strictly identified with his native section
he has been, for number of years,
1ilson land owner in jackson county. Illinoi
own MIR. Saunders is about forty years of az
racter a man OF splendid physique, fine educ;
sition ton, and writer Of ability. In ever
ple of way he is fitted for the position of Sci
to gent-at-arms, and enters the contest wit
Ily at. q record that will stand the inspection q
had the most exacting Democrat who love
Iistra- his country, and believes that under wis
Democratic rule, 1t will attain an alltud
great of glory and prosperity not reached b,
the fore.
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