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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-04-08
A administrators Sale,

Public notice is hereby given that by
virtue OF an order OF the county court OF
the County OF Alexander In the State OF
Illinois, rendered at the December term
OF said court, A. ID. 1875. j, Harmon III.
BLACK administrator de bonis non OF the es-
tste OF Louis Sasarno late of said county
deceased, Will sell public yendue on the
10Th day OF April. A. ID, 1871, at the west
door OF OF the Court House in The city OF
Cairo between the hours of ten O'Clock In
the forenoon and live o'clock in the AFTER
noon OF the same day to the highest bidder
10 pay the debt, OF the said Louis Nasanno
deceased, the following described real
estste, situate IN the county OF Alexander
and the State OF Illinois to-wit
Lots numbe.ed four az, i've 90, and ts)
IN piock numbered seventeen 40, In The
hfst addition tothe city Of afro anu the
southeast quarter u section twelve ll2l,
west.
subject to the homestead interest OF Wild
COW anu family In and TO said lot eight IN
nlock seventeen, and to the WIDOW
dover IN said real estate.
Terms OF sale One halt OF purchase
money to be cash in hand upon approval oil
safe and delivery Of deed and one hall on
credit OF six months, purchaser 10 give
security and trust deed on the premises 10
secure The remainder Of purchase money
Dated March, 9TH, 1871.
HARMON II. BLACK.
o-Stw' Administrator de bonas non, etc
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A word srwarn,ns 70 coun,crse,ser.,l

A Wsrd or Waruius 20 COwntcrfcisers!
The widespread fame Of Hostetter'
Stomach bIttcrs causes necessity on
our part to remind, from time to tiuei
whom 1t may concern, OF the fact that
initiating said article is punishable OF
ftncc, and we now give thu word OF
caution. that We will most assuredly
have all those persons engaged in re-
filling our second hand bottles, selling
by the gallon or barrel, or in any man
ner whatsoever palmiug of on the pub
lie a spurious article purporting 10 be our
preparation, punished to the full extent
of the law. We never tail to convict, as
the New Orleans and st. Louis Court
records fully affirm. Penalty for coun-
terfeiting, or dealing in counterfeit trade
mark goods, as set forth in u law recently
passed by Congress "Fine not exceed
Ing 81 900, or Imprisonment not more
than two years, or both such fine and
Imprisonment"
Notice to dealers and purchasers.-
lIostetter's Bitttcrs are never, under any
circumstances. sold in bulk, but always
in bottles, with finely engraved L. ;.
internal revenue Especial proprietary
stamp covering the cork OF each bottle,
fastened 10 both sides of the neck of
same. All bittcrs purporting to be Hos.
letters, without this stamp, are counter
felt. UosTETTkR X SMITH.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-04-08
ctr APPROPRIATION.

President Grant, initiating the econ-
omy ot the Democratic party, ordered
that only part-one .LRii--of the appro-
priation male for the improvement OF
harbors and rivers, should be expended.
Ibis order cut Cairo ont OF half her $780,
30. What Is more and worse, is the
tact, that. unless We can get the present
president TO order our little bal.
ance expended before the 18th OF
oil June next, II will 60 back
into the treasury. This would be
unfortunate. After all the trouble We
had TO get the $4,000 appropriation
we ought to have the use of it. We there.
fore suggest that Mr.. Har,z ell. or some.
body else, should induce President Hayes
10 order the work on our river bank to
be pushed ahead. Hayes will not refuse.
He is good-natured soul, and will not
deny TO us what is ours by right.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-04-08

SECRETARY ScHURz, il seems, is the
only member Of the cabinet who is max
ing an honest effort to institute true civil
service reform. He has created board,
consisting at present OF himself, fourth
class clerk, and the examiners OF patents.
All applicants for office under him are
10 come before this board. Candidates
will have to pass public examination.
Appointments are to be made upon iuer-
it alone, without reference to political
faith. Mr.. SchurZ SAYS that no one will
be removed without cause He aims 10
arrive as near ss possible at the German
system where, as he says, the
emperor himself cannot remove
the humblest civil officer under the
government without cause. Secretary
Schnrz requires the heads of bureaus
10 watch their subordlnates closely and
10 report all cases OF inefficency fer re-
inoyal. Appointments at first are TO
he made only for Elk months so as to
demonstrate fully the candidates worth
before his permanent employment, and
the appointing board is also to be changed
IRON time to time to avoid falling into
rOutiae.
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and corruption flourish and iatten to-
gether, and to be very accommodating
to tho coaxing county Of Morgan and
other counties with institutions TO be
cared for; but when they come to the
front and say: 1--WE want this Tor
that because we ought to have
it in the interest OF the public
wcal,n all the gobbling members of
the other parts of the state cry out
Egypt is unreasonable; she must not be
permitted TO have what she wants. We
will take it ourselves" Aud they do.
Now, Egypt knows that the public in
terests require more state prison facili-
ties. The penitentiary at Joliet Is not
large enough to accommodate the number
of criminals now within its walls, and
something must be done to give to the
state greater prison room. The peo-
pie of Southern Illinois, with one voice
say Build new prison, and build ii
in eur part OF the State. We can give you
a better location than Joliet, and max c
the prison we ask for selisustaining :"
"No," say the cormorants OF tn other
parts OF the state, the great institutions
gobblers Of Middle and Northern Hi
nois, ''we can't allow you to have new
prison; keep your hands out of the treas
ury: ours are not yet full" And then.
with heads together, they determine
to enlarge the Joliet house.
Wcprotest against this policy OF take
all. In this matter il Is unwise.
The enlargement OF the Joliet house, in-
stead Of the building Of new prison,
would be a money.losing speculation.
The Joliet prison is now not selt-sus-
tanning, because that market is glutted
with prison cheap labor. Add to the
prison-house more room and the little
market Of that little inland town will be
still more glutted, thus making the pris'
on a greater expense to the State
than now IL. Ii a new house
Clearly much better condition OF things
During the continuance OF the present
dull times the idle prisoners now at Jelie
could be used in building the new peni.
Tertiary; and after its completion mucf
Of the surplus labor of the old HOUSE
could be transferred to the new house
n q. 70 l-Afi in W
could be profitably employed. I hi
new house would ofcourse be located il
one OF our river counties. To it lumber
and other materials could be fioated, an
its manufactured articles be also fioate
| to a good market in which they woul
command good prices. In this way Il
prison a. Joliet, relieved VI its surplu
could be made scli-sustaininc. aud b
You'd all doubt the new prison wolll'
from the start, be no expense to tn
people.
II the members Of the general assemb
will look at this matt
In plain, comm on-sense wa
they will not long hesitate to pass Il
bill tor the building of Southern ii
nois penitentiary; but ii they allow the
, old-time prejudices against Egypt al
disposition to take all they can lay the
, hands on, to get the better OF their j I'D
. ment, they will enlarge the prison-hou
at Joliet and thus add to the slrt az
great proportions OF large and Vel
troublesome elephant.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-04-08
II This sA1lSFATORY ?

On Friday Gov. Cullom sent TO the
senate the nomination OF Messrs. c. X.
Cummings. OF Tazwell county, and A.
u. Nicholson. vi Logan county, Repab.
hcans, aud Joseph Warnsck, OF Mason
county, Democrat, Tor Trustees Of the
Institution for Feeble Minded Chill.
hren at lAneoln. tbs nominations were
referred; but Will. We have no doubt, be
promptly confirmed. This is another ey.
idenec OF Governor Cullom's intention
TO "be fair" with the majority OF the
Senate, aud should convince even the
feoriA Democrat and State Register that
their hostile d OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the
Appointing power" were III adyi,ed
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-04-08
lNGrON To END.

Mr.. Hayes has announced his Intention
not to go TO Long Branch this summer,
though it was hoped and anticipated by
many politicians, property hold t the
Branch and ''society people that he
would. He will stay in Washington,
and ii his wife and children need change
from the heat Of Washington summer,
they will seek it at Fremont, Ohio,
which was the Presidents home.before he
was elected governor OF that state. So, al.
so, 1t is made public through those never
falling sources OF all private and social
intormationin Washington. the society
letter-writers, that Mrs. Hayes and the
wives Of cabinet members, without any
studied or preconcerted intention among
them, are about to institute 'Jress re-
form" in the capital city, areform not
intended 10 include the ideas of the dress
reformers proper, but calculated sim.
ply to introduce asimpler style OF outward
adornment than Washington society has
grown accustomed to under the reign OF
'
Decollette gowns with less than an inch
of material dividing the bare neck from
the bare arms; dresses from Worth, the
man milliner OF Paris; diamond dust and
paste jewelry. will not enter
into the calculations OF the dress
makers nor the dress wearers OF Washing
ton under the new order OF things.
Plainness and simplicity will be the rule,
but the first may be as costly as the
wealth Of the persons practicing il may
| desire, aud the latter as elegant AS
refined taste, and good SENSE combined
may dictate.
This is "a new Leaf" that the whole
country will be glad to see turned over.
For years Washington has been the Cen
ter OF glittering and dazzling show OF all
extravaganza that developed itself equal
y in personal adjournment, in all..the ap-
pointmeDts Of the household and In every
torn Of social entertainment. This show,
; glitter and prOdigality have made wo-
men vain, silly aud soulless, and men
grasping, intriguing and dishonest.
II any thing can change this spirit OF
! the society OF Washington, 1t will be tn,
, example OF the women who stand for tn,
time being as 'the first ladies' OF til,
land" While the president and his cabinet
senators and congressman. the press and
the politicians discuss and continue I,
discuss the southern question. the final
, cial problem. ETC., these women, believ
Ing that the way to reform is to reform
have quietly sci the seal OF their discoun
: tenance on the besetring sins Of Was hing
ton social life. Their example cannot ial
OF being most beneficial. Beginning a
their own hearth-stonss and
toilet-stAnds and dressing Ca es
y Its effects will extend far beyond the lin
8 Its OF Washington society ana will in
augurate an era tree from the senseless
J. and wicked extravaganza that tempts I,
's Oil kinds Of immortality, dishonesty an,
"a ! vice
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-04-08
THE LOUIBIANA IMITATION

The commission appointed by Presi-
don't HAYES lie now at New Orleans ca.
gagged at the work ii was appointed to
DO. How successful II will be remains
TO be seen. Gov. Nichols has displayed
10 the commissioners the great strength
his government, aud they have wit,
messed the great weakness OF that OF Gov
Packard. 1t seems to be the intention
Of the commission to organize a com
promise legislature and leave the settle
ment OF the disputed matter to it. Gov
Packard IL not averse to this plan, bu
Gov. Nichols stands upon his rights an
refuses to compromise.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-04-08

has officially announced that there
is not enough money in the naval fund
to pay the officers for the month Of April
May and June, and also that he pro-
poses to retain as much as may be found
necessary OF what there is in the treasury
under pay OF the navy for the purpose OF
paving allot:nents to the lives OF off,
'srs and sailors whose husbands are
abroad In the service of their country.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-04-08

THREE millions Of dollars of the five
millions appropriated by congress for the
Improvement OF rivers and harbors are
yet in the treasury, subject to the order
OF President Hayes. The people inter-
ested should make haste to induce Presi-
dent Hayes to order this sum applied to
the work it was intended to accomplish.
He must give the order before the 18th OF
June next.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-04-08
a s"'r"hx ssO s saSsi,rsr'As' a

Southern Illinois gets little oonsidera-
ton from The. general assembly. Its
representatives are expected TO vote
themselves black In the face 10 accom-
modate Cook county, that pestiferous
little eommopwealIh Ia which RadIcaiism
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-04-08

Gov. Hamilton has returned to South
Carolina. He was received with many
demonstrations of enthusiasm. In
several speeches made by him he said
In the administration OF the law he
would know no race, and would support
President Hayes as long as that officer
adhered TO the policy indicated in his
inaugural address.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-04-08

W. u. HowELLs, editor of The Itia,,tic
Monthly. wrote campaign history OF
Hayes. The appointment OF charge
d'afaires at Berne, Switzerland, lie
thinks would pay him for the service, and
it is likely that Hayes will think so too.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-04-08

SECRETARY SHERMAN refuses to COM
promise the whisky suits. And now
Ingersoll may throw away the olive
branch and denounce the presidents best
man.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-04-08

WENDELL PHILLIPs thinks that 1.-THE
people have more self-respect than Hayes
has, and that he will soon hear warn
ing growl along the ground tier
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-04-08
The Balletin.
Tnn Popc's health is better.

BLAINE refused public demon stra-
ton on his return to the state OF Maine
after the adjournment of the nate.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-04-08
Or. G. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS.

These Pills are not recommended
as a remedy ily all tie ills that
flesh is heir 10" bat IN affections Of
the Liver, and il 4 Bilious Com
plants, Dyspepsia and Sick Head
ache, or diseases OF that character,
they stand without Il rival.
AGUE AID FEVER.
20 better caihar,ic can be used
preparatory 10, on after taking Qui-
nine.
As simple purgative they are
unequaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar
coated.
Each box has 4 red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression Dr..
MfLANE's LIVER PMS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures
of {. MeLANE and FLEMING Bros.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepels generally.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-04-08

The number for January begins the hine'
teenth volume OF the Magazine aud while
its past record will, il is hoped, be deemed
Il sufficient guarantee of future excellence,
no forts will be spared TO diversity its at
fractions and to provide an increased sup
ply of
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-04-08

Powdar Readiag IL the Best and Most
Emphatic Sense,
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ID r.. w AID E'S
oliver Corrector"
And Cure for Dyspepsia.
Tree from .aIcoholic &ina1t-


Among the many discoveries Of valuable re.
NEEDLES f"r Dyspepsia, none stand higher than
''Wace's Liver Correcior"
KEAD THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS |:
ByREA L. o., Granville Co, N. C.,)
March TO- 1878.
On. WApE, Dear Sir Have been afflicted with
Liver Disease ar years, which at times a.
mounted to arrangement When in Baltimore
last November, procured one bottle OF Live
Cor ector. now consider myselfweil. Yoarsr
respectfully
ISAAC n. DAY, Of Day 4 Meadows.
Pr"f. MooaMAs, Emeritus, Of Washington Uni-
veisity, Md, now Resident Physician, White
sulphur Springs, says;
"Dr. Wndes Liver Correcior and Dvsrcpsia
Cure is one OF the very best remedies for Dyspep.
STA | have ever used ~
DR. JONES, prominent physician in Virginia
who has prescribed IL for Two vs,rs Gays:
~ can iud no better remedy Cor Dyspepsia or
Liver Complaint than wade's Liver corrcc;or.'
Col. CooDg, prominent aud well known
gentleman in the same county, Va. Gays:
81 keep 1t regularly In my family and would
not be without it,
Mr. Jso. a. McARrHUa, County Treasurer OF
Duplin, Co, n. C.. saws: MATES Liver Cor
rector has done me more good, and given me
more relief in Dyspepsia, than any medicine /
ever took, &C.. NC
PnoP NokL, OF College of Physicians and Sur
geons OF Baltimore, aud dislngnishcd pracu-
Homer in that city preseribes and uses il In bis
own family and SAYS: an Is TIA. best remedy
io' Dyspepsia with Torpid Liver and Constpa-
ton Of Bowels ever Knew
OAK iirfL Il. c.. Sept ?, 1915
DH. d. WADE. Dear Sir, II have recommend
60 DIR. Wnde's Liver Correc,or" ia my prsc-
lice add have found it very excellent remedy
in iorpidity CT the Liver, aud have knowuu 10
give relief when other remedies had tailed.
WIN. TEORP. NJ. ID.
BaLriNoRn "Srs' says: "Dr. Wsde's Liver
Corrector Is prescribed by our best PHI, sicisps
for Dyspepsia aud Liver Diseases, ani We ad yisr
any OF our friends suffering with SUCH to give
IL IA trial"
Or. walker, celebrated physician o W Va.
prononnces 'Whde's Liver Corrccior," the test
remedy extaut for Dyspepsia in all its forms
ID. " AIDE q Co, Sole Propr:etors,
Wholesale Druggists,
200 w. Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE.
Oct. /, 1875.
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IRON, NAILS & SKI.

In fact they Try 20 keep every thing the rso.
pie want, and cannot be undersold
They are not trying ID get the u'rnost fsr.
thing for their goods, bni 10 cell inst ne low ss
possible % meet current expenses and leave n
small sharing for profit. and IN doing this fhcy
have no fear o. competition, az The percentage
20 add Tor expenses will be exceedingly light.
which will enable them 10 do better for their
customers than any other concern ia this Vicinity
In conclus On, they would say, they do not
Intend 10 blcy up their goods which will re-.
commend Ia lselves, aud only ask an eTamina-
ton by their nay friends and patrons before
making fslPpa rchases
Gail early az the famous Dawson sand, op-
posite Old Valley Bank Building.
POLLING & HARRISON.
ROmn ey Nov. 3. 1876.
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GOOD
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XNIc = II viz GITI
IVEREITX

Wor6oHtotcn, " Tn.
TUE Fall Term begins Sept 9Th. with = co,,
- ot 'sr ~ eieut and ACCOMPLISHED Profssso,s
and Instructors, With al the Departments futlv
equipped. and under the supe' infendency ~
rev Jno. w. scott. .. D., L l. D acting
TAI ments. add recogGzed standing - an a..
Gator jas,ifes toe expectation Of continued ara
Increasing uccess.
Winter term begins January 3. sprlng term
oeglns Narcb ~ For catalogue or fuller in.
X. c. BERKELEY, A. NJ.
u,,-..,.- Secretary Of Faculty
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Pictures ! Pictures

INOUR Pictures can be bad for 80 cis Also
y Photographs all sizes nnd styles at low
prices Pictures copied and enlarged to any
size or style desired Call ~
JOHN GETTYS'
New Photograph Gallery, Romney, W. Va
Dec. %, $50 TT
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ETA wife full OF truth, innocence
and love, is the prettiest flower a man
can wear next to his heart.
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To the Public.
Oct. /, 1878.

NAVE this day transferred, and delivered
\ over 70 Eupbemia D Jilleson wife Of Rem.
jsmia Miiie-on. my entite stock ~ Store.goods
~ Folks Of Cspon, together will all nv bonds
and accounts, including all bonds. notes and
accounts conveyed 10 me by Benitnin VI Wilis.
son BY deed bearing date l4th september. 1876.
and heuceiorth sh cesliugs ani settlements per-
tanning 10 said bonds, accounts. &c re.t 4,
made win the said Eupbemia y. Millesoo
JAMES u. MfLLEsON.
By Counsel
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~ Modesty in a woman is like color
~ her cheek-decideily becoming if
not put on.
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yvIr AND IlUMoR.

y
TEA wife full OF truth, innocence
and love, is the preitiest flower q man
can wear next to his heart.
~ Modesty in woman is like color
IN her Enthusiastically becoming if
not put on.
sdy-An organ being some time ago !
introduced in a parish church in the |
north OF Scotland, some Of the members |
took offence and left. One of these |
soon alter met another member, and in. !
quired "hoo the organ was gettin' on!"
"Oh, ine," was the answer; list blaw-
in ava the chat an keepin' the corn
VThe vicar or Coniscliffe, Darling
ION, England, advertises in the Newcas.
tie Chronicle for schoolmaster "If tie
master should play the harmonium, con-
duct the choir, and take charge Of the
church stoves, clock, lamps, &c, abont
els might DC added TO his stipend
WIn the last illness OF George Col.
man, the doctor being late in his ap.
pointment. apologized to his patient,
saying that he had been called in TO eco
man who had fallen down well. "Dil
he kick the bucket ,doctor?" groaned out
poor George.
s.sN S.lx m
Ilibernian parent--"Was your boy born
in Glascae?" mo, sor; an / hope no
never will be r
SHE UNDERSTOOD HER BUsINEss..-A
young woman recently answered an adj
rertisement for o dining.room girl, and
tho lady of the house seemed pleased
with her. But before engaging her there
were some questions TO ask.
Suppose said the la6y-'.now only
suppose Understandable you were car.
rying piece of steak from the kitchen,
and by accident should let it slip from
the plate to the floor, what would you do
in such a case?"
The girl looked the lady square in the
eye for a moment before asking us it
private family or are there boarders?"
"Boarders." answered the lady.
''Pick it mp and put it back on the
plate" firmly replied the girl.
She was engaged.-Cm. Jour.
ET A gentleman, we'll known for his
parsimonious habits, having billeted him
self on his acquaintance in Edinburgh
during some royal visit, was talking to
a friend on his return OF the great eS-
pensc of living. ''iIow much, now DO
you suppose / spent in Edinburgh?"
10 ~. know" replied his friend Il
should suppose about q fortnight"
20 An honest farmer was invited to
attend party at the village doctors
one evening, when there was music vocal
aud instrumental. On The following
morning he met one Of the guests, who
sud, well, Mr.. Jones, how did you en-
JOY yourself last night? Were not the
quartets excellent" "Why, really, sir,
can't say" said he, "for didn't taste
EN-; but the pork chops were the finest
ever ate p
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ETA gentleman said when pretty
girl trod on his toes "that he had re-
.,eiycd The stamp Of beauty"
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK,

which will DC found attractive in all its DEPART
ments, ana viii bs sold amazing low TO Cash
and prompt time buyers Their buyer George
II. Polling, having had long experience with he
wants Of thi, community, would respectfully
say, that be has never been able TO offer so snb-
,tantial bargains rs he has in stock now, and
just such Goods az the people of this section
want. Their stock CT