The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-12

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vas there were several difficulties. One o.
young man with mutton whiskers In .
iuleed in difIiculty with another young ..
man with slight suspicion Of whisker G
ou ~. innocent chin. "ln an angry
perle he smote the sledded Polack on the
lce." ~
III am willing to risk my regulations - 3
a publ,c man." wrote Edward Hine tothe .
LIVERPOOL Mercury, ~ the worst case OF q
.m.,l.pox cannot Be cured in three days, l
simply by the use Of cream tartef. one =
ounce az cream tarter dissolved In pint {
n water. drank at intervals. whsn cold,
q a certain neyer-failing remedy. II mas I
cnrsd thousands, never leaves . mark, ,
never causes blindness, and avoids eed'ouS
lingering" Ii
While two OF our police officers we're
approaching his honor, Mayor Winter.
the other day, he looked at them . mo-
ment In q sad sort Of way, and re-
marked: III wish some person would
open an umbrella at those fellows.
"why?'' we asked; ''they would shoot
him, wouldn't they" The mayor
looked at US in silence and astonishment
| for an instant and said: S'No; they
would run, What did he mean we
don't know. Who does:
--"Eureka, ia the sentiment OF count
less sufferers who find the balm OF relief,
and the fountain of their health anu
strength. in Ayers Sarsaparilla. IL is
the most potent Of all the alternatives 70
purifv the system and cleanse the blood.
II possesses invigorating qualities, so
that it stimulates the faded vitalities ana
nurpes out the corruptions which mlngie
with the blood, promoting arrangement
: and decay. We are assured by many In
tellieent physicians that this medicine
cures beyond oil others Of its kind. ana
2 we can fortify this statement By our own
expesseacs.-Afhoi tAfass.) White Flag.
Dec-6-dkw.l.w
The county commissioners Ct their
.es.ion Last week, determined, and passed
. an order to that effect, declaring thas 90
more county orders shall be Issued nn'
.. ,esa there IL money In the county treas
!. urv Of the date Of the issue Of The orderi
" Win which they can be paid. All blu
presented were allowed, but the oroer
~ for the money will not be issued unt'
~ there 10 money in the hands OF the treas
IL urer with which to pay them. This q
ton OF the board, IL IL claimed. Wan nav
10 q tendency to advance the value OF oroel
,c. now out. and at the same tine give Ia
he persons holding them an opportunity
re. ret their money sooner than otherwis
We understand this proposition M
HI. with some opposition in the board o.
mo was finally carried through.
'eir Dan Hartman had about mihi'
bills printed at this Office q couple
} Of weeks ago advertising his fne stock
md TOYS and other Christmas goods Q
airo now the name Of Hartman and the prai'
OF his toys can be read on every fen
and bush. shrub, tree top, house, stable
With shed from here to Paducah from here
md Little Rock from here to Jackson y
. de- uessee from here TO Centralia from q
TO Vincennes, and from here to 81. Lo'
.,,, The consequences Is, everybody 10 o
e. ing Christmas goods from Hartmann
osu he Gays that the man who says ousi'
- il duh in Cairo Is o man in whom
'Is'u' truth Il not and never has been. d
Geo. man knows how to do busaness-is
ne" Of the men who keep Cairo aW
and kicking.
'a' Rev. Charles A. Gilbert, recto
y. ~ the Church Of the Redeemer IN this
" ~. rendered his resignation o. such ye
', ~" day morning. Mr.. Gilbert has oet
- - :" had health tor long time, and on col
u tation with leading physicians of Chi
ure Oh and ST. Louis, was advised to 90 to
. Iron country where the climate is less chs
takes able than this. Having received
Cairo from the Episcopal church
'nnec- GAINESVILLE, Alachua county, J
ida. and In view OF his q
q will health and the advice Of bis physit
after Mr.. Gilbert has concluded to accept
have call. and hence his resignation. ne
ATTEST nrohable leave some time early In :
ary. but viii continue his services
oarties until his departure. Mr.. Gilbert
game many warm friends here, both In an
living of the church, who will learn OF q
ndino termination TO 60 elsewhere with :
day as regret. and whose well-wishes VII
,g sick low him. ~
al was "A tramp served Dsyeh.ins
mean trick the other night. l'a'
unning waiting to 60 away on the II
is en-. train. He tilted his chair back ane
num- to sleep. A tramp, wearing q art
here be- hat, came along, and saw fine NJ
lean. A hat on Linegar's head-a hat la
ners are won on the late election. The tral
tly lifted the silk hat from DaVld
ID shop and, placing MS Wv" :"
he thou. of. After little time, Linegsr
II soap. and stood up. Before him was
. for the glass. He saw reflection OF
kept in. "Good Lord" said he, "that
prived OF me, or else"-- Here ne ws'Aeu
the glas. He was stall more asst
IRE farm Louis" sAid he, "do you Il
ntv that me gu IL do said Louis, "but