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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-03-17

Symptoms of Diseased Liver.
DAN in the right side, under the
i edge of the ribs, increases on pres
sure sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder blade, and
it frequently extends to the top of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken for rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss of
appetite and sickness; The bowels in
general arc Cosiivc, sometimes alter
native with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accom- -ani,d with dull,
heavy sensation IN the back part.
There is generally considerable loss
ofmemory accompanied witha pain
full sensation Of having left undone
something which ought to have beep
done. A slight, dry cough is some.
times an attendant. The patient
complains OF weariness and debility;
he is easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains of a
prickly sensation Of the skin; his
spirits are low; and although he is
satisfied that exercise would be bene-
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up lortitude enough to try
it. In fact, he distrusts every rem.
edy. Several Of the above symp.
toms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few of them ex.
listed, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DIR. c. McLANE's LIVER Pills,
IN CASES OF ACUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, arc productive
ofthe most happy No better
cathariic can be used, preparatory
to, or after taking Quinine. We
would advise all who are afflicted
with this diseass TO give them A
FAIR TRIAL urine, Scrot.
For all Is. f SiSae engagements, and
as a simple cause, lstiye, they arc I'M
equaled.
BEWARE or LIMITATIONS.
The genuine DIR. c. M:LANE's
LIVER Pills are never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DIR.
MeLANE's LIVER Pals.
The genuine M.l.ANE's LIVER
Pills bear the signatures of c.
McLANE and FILMING Bros. on the
wrappers.
AaS- Insist on your druggist or
storekeeper giving you the genuine
DR.. &. McI.ANE's LIVER Pills, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa. e
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
To those wishing 90 give DR. {. McLAsKs
LIvEx Puts trial. we ~ Il mali post paid to any
PAu Of the United States, one box OF Pills too
twenty-five ceris
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh. Pa.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-03-17

n all cases of private. chronic, and urinary III
seases in all their complicated forms. 1t Is well
known that DR. James has stood at the head OF
the profession for the past 80 years. Age AMI
eYpereneeare all-mportant. Seminal Weak.
face. lost manhood, can positively be cured
Ledies wanting the most delicate attention, call
II wiite. Pleasant home for patients. a book
l5r the million. Marriage Guide which tells
you all about these diseases--who should marry
--why MOTTO cents TO pay postage. Dr. James
has 10 rooms and parlor. You see no one but
thedoetor. Ofiieehours am. 10 7p.m. sun
days. 10 to IL. All business strictly coniden-
tai. S-2s -dAw-lY
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Something must be done to the scien-
lists. a naturalist now asserts that the
preservation OF Jonah in the whales
belly was not a miracle. The throat Oi
the whale is large and is provided with a
bag or intestine SO considerable in Size
that whales frequently take intoit two
OF their young ones when weak and es-
pecially during TEMPEST As this re-
ceptacle is furnished with two vents that
serve for inspiration, it Is claimed that
Jonah could have lived there comforta-
bly,, and with reasonable amount OF
furniture, for many years, provided he
could obtain food and drink. This ar
gument Is enough to make the whale
blubber more than ever with emotions
OF MISUNDERSTANDING.
Peoria Democratl
Just so the ignOramuses all thought
the story about the camel going through
the needles eye, and the rich man get
ting into heaven, was something both
impossible and incomprehensible. till u
traveller in Syria discovered that all towns
being walled, had large and small en-
frances or gates, one for vehicles anc
large animals and one for humans, thai
the smaller gate was invariably called
the "needle's eye" and that camel, by
being stripped of all its load and getting
down on his knees, might some times
squeeze through this little gate. In thi
country, and in modern times. all en-
closures about our residences, whether
stylish or plain, are provided with TIN
wagon or stock gate, and the little gait
for people. So we haven't changed mucl
in two thousand years, in this particular
| as in many other things.
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3 8. 3 8 3 3 8 8

To the working Class We are now
prepared to furnish all classes with con slant EN-.
ployment ut home the whole OF the time, or for
their spare moments. business new, light AMI
profitable. Persons OF either sex easily earn
IRON 80 cents 10 s. per evening, and o proper
tional sum by devoting their whole time to the
business. Boys and girls earn nearly as much
as men. That all who see this notice may send
unparalleled offer: To such as are not we'll salts
fled we will send one dollar to pay for the
trouble of writing. FUN particulars, smaples
worth several dollars To commence work on
and copy ofIIOme ami Fireside, one Of the
largest and bet illustrated publications., all sent
rec by mail. Header. ifyou want permanent
profitable work GkoRan srIssos 4 Co, Port
and. Maine,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-21
The Condemned Molly Maguires.

NEW YORK, June 20.-A Pottsville,
Pa, dispatch says that the caution and
secrecy with which all matters cohheCted
with the execution of the Molly Ma
puires tomorrow are conducted are no.
tlceable. 1t is said that the reason tor it
is in order that those engaged IN ar
ragning it may not be known. The
sheriff, for instance will not tell the local
reporters wnere the gallows Is to stand,
or who built it, aud wnen he learned tnat
a reporter had found out these vital
matters he sert for him in great haste,
and ne lost half columA by threaten
ing TO irave him out on the day OF exc
cution in case he should publish the news
so surrepeitlously acquired.
PoTTsvILLE, June 20 The prepars.
ton for the execution here were con-
sumated to-day. All the approaches to
this place are pstroled by mounted
police under orders of Chief Burgess
Inside and outside the Jail the
force on duty has been doubled and
every precaution taken to guard against
the rescue of the murderers.
MAUCH CHUNK, Pa, June 20.-A
large number of persons visited the Jail
to see the Mollie Mcguire prisoners.
Among them was the wife and eight
children OF Jack Donahue, the brother OF
Kelly, father and brother o: Doyle, and
the brothers, sisters and cousins OF
Campbell. Another visitor was Mrs.
Jones, wife of the murdered man. She
was sent for by Kelly, that ne might
confess his crime to her and beg her for
giveness, and express his sorrow at hav-
ing assisted in the murder OF her hus.
band. The arrangements for the execu
ton are complete.
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Junex BLAcK,s article on the Electoral

JUDGE BLACKS article on the Electoral
Commission is to appear in the July
August number of the North american
Review, recently conducted by JAMES
RUSSELL LOWELL, the newly appointed
Minister to Spain, n HAYES elector from
Massachusetts,, who WAS of the opinion
that TILDEN had been iairly elected, and
who was suspected OF An Intention 10
cast his ballot tnr TiLDRN, to serve the
ends OF honesty and fairness. Judge
BLACKS article will cover 81 pages OF
the periodical N which it Is to be publish
Cd, and it is Systematic rehearsal OF
the complications attending the Pres
idential election, designed to show de-
liberste inslncerity and collusion with
fraud on the part of the majority in the
Electoral Commission. At the opening
are placed these lines from Macbeth:
Thou hast it now, King, Cawdor, Glamis,
all
As the wyward woman promised, and l
fear
Thou play DIST most foulIy tort"
Throughout the article, it is said oy
those who have seen IT. Judge BLACK
displayed his well-knowr mastery OF
language and logic; and as literary pro-
duction or concise statement of the Dem
ocrstic case, living political issue, 1t
promises TO be q landmark in political
writing.
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v,IAc.acmy Examination.

ANsAPoLIs, ND June 2O.-The con-
cluding exercises of the examination at
the naval school and the distribution OF
diplomas " the graduating class took
place to-day, in the presence OF large
number OF distinguished visitors, includ-
ing President Hayes, Count Zilis, charge
de affairs Of Italy and japanese Minister
Yosnida Keyonari. An address TO the
graduates was made by Chancellor Ham,
rnond, OF the board Of visitors. and d.
plomas distributed by Secretary o. the
Navy Thompson Tina number OF grad
ustes is forty Ave, Of WhOm the first five
or star graduates are w j Fulton, Of
New jersey; IL. 81. Wetzel, OF Wiscon-
sin:O. q. Dodge, of Kansss; W. ID.
David, OF New York A. q Winter
boiler, Michigan. No engineer class this
yesr. The usual night hop begins at .
1J.id-nE
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Rank SuspenAlOn.

ST. LOUIS, June 20.-lt is said that
the deposits in the National Bank Of
the State of Missouri were yesterday
S2,OOO,O00 Included in these were
$4,000 belonging to this city and
$4,000 officially placed by assignees
registers and masters in Chancery, all
secured by bonds. 1t is claimed that the
depositors will be paid in full, Of which
fifty cents on the dollar will be paid
very soon, the assets OF the bank being
amply sufficient Tor this purpose. 1t is
also said the affairs of the bank were ex.
amined by special examiners from the
Treasury Department Jew weeks ago,
which resulted in the election OF new
board of directors, and At the next meet
Irg OF the board on eXamin alton OF the
condition OF the bank it was voted to
wind up the business. Since then no
new business has been taken in by the
bank. Great shrlnkages in real estate
and other values are the principal causes
of suspension.
ST. LOUIS, Jvne 20.-The committee
appointed yesterday by the board OF
directors of the National bank OF the
State of Missouri reported to the board
to-day that the result of their correspond
ence with the comptroller OF the currency
was that J T. Howenstein, Bank Ex-
aminer, was directed to make Il thorough
examination OF the bank nj once. lie
commenced labor at once and until he
concludes his investigation the bank will
take no further action toward
winding the business up then already
taken. Very few real facts can be OBJ
tanned regarding the liabilities or assets
OF the bank nj present.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-21

Our neighbOrs over the river, the
Democrats of Jefferson county, Ohio,
held q convention on Monday, and passed
resolutions denouncing the crime of the
century perpetrsted in the theft of the
Presidency, demanding the repeal OF the
resumption act and the issuance by the
Government of q sufficient volume Of
currency TO answer the wants Of busl-
ness, and nominated that sterling Demo-
crst and citizen, hon. CHAs. n. ALLEN,
for seat ir the Legislature. The
Gazette refers to the resolutions as
sound, the ticket excellent in its every
part, and the prospects for Democratic
victory in the county as favorable. We
most cordially wish our brethren success.
Ohio cannot afford to endorse either the
Presidential swindle or the crushing
financial policy OF JOHN SHERMAN.
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.o,,,..r.,,,Ir Onera,ives

PATTERSON, n. } E, June 2O.-There Is
grea, excitement among the silk factory
hands. From five to six hundred are
now out. The Hamil mill has shut down,
and several mills are without hands. AT
a meeting OF the strikers in Military Hall
10 day, Gustaye Hensicks favored return
ing to work The women attacked him
and tore his coat, and one woman threw
salt and pepper IN bis eyes. He drew an
empty revolver, but WAS chased
out of the hall and pursued half
mile. Several hundred persons
Joining in the chase. He was captured,
taken before a justice and discharged.
He made complaint against the woman
who assaulted him with salt ard pepper,
and she was arrested and held To bail in
the sum Of $500. The strikers visited
the various mills TO persuade the opera.
tives to join them. The police have been
called upon to protect the hands at work
The general sentiment seems 70 be that
the strike is i'll advised. Nine-tenths OF
the hands are At work
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The Selfgman Case.

NEW YORK, June 20.-The exclusion
of Joseph SelIgman from the Grand
Union Hotel at Ssrstoga, on the ground
of bis being Jew, continues to excite
great public interest and to be the topic
of conversation among citizens OF all
classes. His brother, Jesse Seligmsn,
when questioned this morning in regard
to the proposed public meeting on the
subject, said he understood some Christ
tian gentlemen were taking steps to cal
q meeting of that character, but he hsd
no definite information on the matter. He
thought it very unlikely that any meas.
ures would be taken to institute legal
proceedings against Judge Hilton under
the civil rights act. What he wished
impressed on the public was the fact that
this was not q personal controversy be-
tween mis- brother and Judge Hilton. His
brother was excluded from the Grand
Union Hotel on the ground that q rule
had been made excluding all OF his race.
Judge Hilton, Seligmsn thought, ought
to say frankly whether he had establish.
ed the rule in question.
Judge Hilton was in his wholesale
store rs usual this morning, and what is
not usual, was surrounded BY reporters.
He gave them five minutes. He said:
"Whst 1 have done have done in what
l conceive to be my duty in the protec-
tion OF the interests OF the property in
my charge. There is class of people
whom | will not hive in the hotel,
and ] have a right TO say so. l don't
see how this concerns the general
public. Every respectable hotel has
the right to exercise discrimination in
accepting guests and l have simply exer-
cised my judgment in that way. So far
as the damage to my business Is concern
ed, we have received 70 formidable over
tures OF ruin. A few accounts, not At
present exceeding $500 IN total value,
have been ordered closed, and we have
obeyed the orders with no OBJ
lection, so far as heard from, of hsv-
ing the accounts kept closed. am
surprised that the public take such An in
terest 10 this affair. At the Tenth street
store our customers are constantly giving
assurance of their approval of my acting,
and of the views / estertain. Numerous
letters commencing the course i have
taken are now before me. and L trust
y ou will let me off with this.
A number OF letters were shown to the
reporters, and the Judge appears firm IN
his determination to hold his ground.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-21

Great Fire BaGfag In Dc. Jehns, =. =.
BosroS, June &.-A great Are b rag
ing In st. Johns, n. B. Last reports
say that Trinity church, the custom
house and other public buildings arc
gone. The telegraph wires to St. Johns
are not working, having been destroyed
near the Office there. liia,
NEW YORK, June 2l-l 4. M.-Ths
Western Union telegraph ofhoe In this
city has received the following messages
about the ire in st Johns n. B., which
have been furnished the press, in the ab.
sense of direct communication:
NosTH SYDNEY, q. B, June 2l-
1915 A. M.-The Sackville ofice reports
from st. Johns are % follows: All the
public buildings, the three principal ho.
tels, and all the Newspaper Offices are
burned. About three. fourths Of the city
Is destroyed. The hre is still raging and
is beyond control
The above dispatch was received BY
way of st. Pierre and DuxbufY.
BANGOR, NE, juno 2f, 1928 4. NJ
We worked with Sussex for . few min
utes about an hour ago, when the line
went down again. The Sussex operator
said the fire in st. John commenced In
McLaughlins boiler works at the York
Point slip. Half the city y gone, in.
cluding the Victoria Hotel. Academy Of
Music, telegraph Offices, all the news.
paper offices. All the best houses north
and south of the whafves, Dock street.
market square, Prince William street,
King street all the way down 10 the
lower cove and q part OF Garmania street
are burned. Several lives have been
LIST.
The loss, It Is thought will exceed elk
millions. Thousands Of people wander
in he streets homeless and In despair.
The destruction OF provisions OF oil
kinds seems 70 point to famine, and relief
must come speedily, or many must per-
ish from want. Few saved even their
clothes. The fire 10 still raging, and no
hope is entertained Of extinguishing il
until il has exhaufted itself for want Of
material to keep II alive. The
wind has died down, but the
fire still burns asrcely. The gas
works are destroyed, and the remainder
of the city Is In darkness. The area
burned is nearly 200 scrsa
ST. JOHN, N. b, June q, An.
We have opened our oface in the In.
ter Colonial depot, our leased office went
in the fire quite early. The cable busI-
ness TO and from Europe has been
promptly handled via St. Pierre and
Dux bury cable lines, and We anticipate
no delay in forwarding other business, -
direct circuits through st. John will be
established in the morning. The tele.
graph compaL les loss 10 triAing. There
is IrIghttul destitution.
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wha,,.Len Of Piora Temple.

NEW YoEK, June pa letter writer
who attended yesterday At The sale of
yesrlings ST Chestnut Hill farm, near
Philsdelpbia, says there was q box stall
that Wa passed carelesaly BY while the
yearlings were being exhibited until q
gentleman casually remarked. "Whsi
haye you got in there" The groom open
I'd the door and ssw q poor, decreph old
mare. with every bone 10 her body stand
ing oat, 81 if the Assh was gradually
wearing away, and eyes sunken and
blsared-Ali ths, was left OF the famous
Flor. Temple, queen Of the trotting turf
PIors came 70 Mr.. Wslch's farm 10
October, 1864, and since then hss had
three foals. The old mare s nov thirty
two years Of age and will soon pass away.
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Desperate Fight VITA Horse Thieves

CINCINNvAI, June 2O.--Ihe bdRete
has information from Vsncebarg, l4.h
inst, of fight between the vigilance
committee and band of horse thieves.
There were between fifty and seventy
men engaged, and four are reported
killed. The vigilance committee was led
py Geo. w. STAMPED and the thieves by
G.. Underwood. The thieves created
great excitement In Ludlow county yes
terday BY killing a man named Ochsener.
The friends OF the murdered man say
that the coroner's jury which rendered
the verdict that deceased came to his
death by gurshct wound, fired by par
ties unknown, was composed OF men who
attacked the house, and threaten ven
peance. The citizens have organized q
company of guards, and are expecting an
attack to-nighs.
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Warrington Items.

WASHINGTON, June 20.-D. T. Bovn-
ton. former Pension Agent at Knoxville,
Ten nessee, has been designated agent for
the consolidated district composed OF Vir
ginis. West Virgins, North Carolina
and Tennessee.
Several gentlemen who were conn ect.
ed with the Commission on Civil Service
Reform under President Graft are now
engaged, by direction of President
Hsyes, IN the preparation OF rules on the
same subject, TO operate in sli public
Offices throughout the country.
John l.. Bailey, OF North Csrolins,
b.. been rendered the Consuiship 81 st.
Psul Ds Lonando. but Till decline 1t.
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their customers. Otherwise the money
market is without special feature.

tuoI CuetOluoIe. OtueEWlso lno iuouoy
market is without special feature.
. A NUMBER Of the Pittsburgh iron
mills have adopted patent pudding
furnace, the advantages of which over
the furnaces formerly in use consists in q
steam fan by which the fire is blown IN,
and greater amount of heat is obtained
from an inferior quality of fuel. notably
slack.
THE business prospects in Parkers-
burg, says the Times, are still gloomy.
The same is the case IN the whole State;
travel on the railroads and rivers light,
hence railroad companies are not only
reducing the wages of their employees,
but dismissing, almost every week,
large number of them.
A leading produce dealer of this city
informed us yesterday, that cured meats
are now lower than green meats were
last fall; that those who handle the pro-
ducts of the hog on a large scale have
been having hard time of it indeed.
You can now buy shoulder of bacon
already cured cheaper than farmer will
sell you one on foot.
Mr.. PoLLACK, of the Pacific Mills of
this city, says that his advices from
every wheat growing section of the
country, is to the effect that the present
wheat crop Is the finest that has been
produced tor fifteen years. If nothing
occurs to damage it hereafter, the crop
will be extraordinary in both quantity
and quality.
THERE Is q somewhat curious problem
involved in the fact that we not only i'm
port IRON, both pig and manufactured,
but that during the year 1875 we actual.
ly import S3,O72 tons OF iron ore. This
is accounted for simply by the necessities
OF all sailing vessels for ballast, by which
freight is merely made nominal, and the
ore is actually carried over the ocean
cheaper than it could be freighted across
one of the States OF America. 1t is other
wiss remar kable, too, that the U d
States is to-day competing with the pro-
ducers of the old world in the sale OF
manufactured articles, of which we had
till recently imported almost the entire
amount we consumed. Thus, by the
curious process of commerce, we are inn
porting the raw material from the old
world and furnishing the Europeans with
manufactured articles.
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BUSINESS MEMORANDA.

Too much petroleum Is being poured
on the troubled oil market.
The national bank notes received for
redemption during the week ending on
Saturday were $6,575,O0O, against s4,-
$4,000 for the corresponding week last
year.
Tx Coleman iron furnaces, at Corn.
wall, lebanon county, Pennsylvania,
have received an order fer $1,000 tons
ofpig iron. This will keep the six fur
nsces steadily in blast for one year.
THERE has not been rs much building
going on in GAINESVILLE for twenty years
Is at preseut- The lower prices OF ms-
terial and labor induced property owners
to improve, and half dozen new blocks
are going up or have just been finished.
AT present rates it will cost the people
$l60,OO0,0O 900 more to pay the national debt
In gold than in silver, Is IL was nom
mated in the bond. Shall hfty millions
people be crushed into bondsmen to
satisfy the greed ef ffsy thousand bond
holders2 We shall see.
HARD times down east. An estate in
Boston Dorchester dstrict), for which
$4,000 was refused few years since,
Hnow offered at $4,000, and can't tind q
purchaser. Turn the screws down IT.
tie tighter-contrsct the currency more
and more, and the property by and BY
won't sell at all.
TIE Philadelphia Ledger states that
there is Q continued demand for green
backs BY many Of the Philadelphia
banks, and some Inconvenience is ex.
Perlenced in obtaining the amount Of
currency Is is required In business BY
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THE New York Herald IN its Fridays
;s.ue killed and buried the Democratic
party, in utter defiance of the fact that
the same service had been previously
performed by every Radical newspaper
and stump orator in the land dozen
times over; and now in its Tuesdays
issue, it proceeds grsvely TO fold the Re.
publican party in Its winding sheet. The
country is now utterly without party.