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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-10

TIM Cincinnati EHqt'yr''S Washington
correspondent, writing under date of
June :, says: Congressman Banks I'm
expected return TO Washington on the
Geographic summons from Hayes has
caused much speculation in political cir
cleS htN. Banks is DOT registered al any
OF the hotels, has escaped his Old abiding
place, and has 50 sindiously avoided
pa5licty that unusual importance
I is attached 10 his visit, He himself is
noa-cOmmi,tal. bu, ASSUMED 4 per-
sou&l ritnd to-day That b : visit had no
connection with the French mission.
! There is report % nigh, tia. his Vlsi,
pres1ges change in the cabiue,-per-
hans several, which il has been how"
bo-D to- oS.r, lrIIc were liable 10 occur
afanr ;lnle. Deveu' dissatisfaction has
been an open secret here. and ii is now
reported that he will be given the Russian
nilsson 10 compensate him Tor giving up
his berth on the supreme bench
OF Massachusetts. Keys retire.
meni IRON the ci5inent is also proha-
Die. Before. be went South he en-
pressed himself IS not altogether pleased
with his position. Many OF his South.
ern friends have been telling him Tor
some time that the idea OF breaking up
the Democratic party at the South is an
idle dream, and that he is only hurting
himself by allowing himself to be used
as tool to further such scheme. His
recent Southern trip has convinced him |
that his friends are right, and last, but |
not least he finds the expenses ola cabinet |
position more than he can bear. He |
has expressed a desire tor the United |
States district judgeship vacated by the |
death of Judge Emmons, and can prob |
ably have it if he asks Tor it. Strong
Catholic Influences are working to secure
Thompson's retirement, without any
signs OF success as yet. II Key goes, ~
mr. will probably succeed him. Nor
ton is working Tor this change. Rumor
connect, Banks visit with the probable
early retirement OF Devens, when Nc
Crary would be given Deyens' place and
Banks the war portfolio. Another re-
port current is that Banks can hay: tie
Russian mission i he wants II.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-10

lips, F. g, S., Popular Science
Rerisiu; Whist at Our Club,
Black,cOod; social position, Whitehall
Rerisp light-emitting flowers, Leisure
Hours The Celts, the Fivsi0s !; a story
OF literary power, Spectator with in
stallments of pauline" remarkable
new serial, and OF VIM. Blacks new
story, aud choice poetry and miscellany.
For iitty-two numbers OF siNty-four
large pages each Tor more than 5000
pages year., the subscription price ISL
is low; while for SO 80 the publishers
offer 10 send any one OF the American 81
monthlleS or weeklies with the Lining .lgc
for a year, both postpaid. Little Il Gay,
Boston, are the publishers.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-10
Drying Eggs.

A large establishment has been opened
In st. Louis tor drying eggs. It Is In full
operation, and hundreds of thousands OF
dozens are going into It's Unsuitable nav.
the eggs are carefully "candledn by
hand--that Is, examined by light to as.
certain whether good or not-and are
Then thrown into an INN nse receptacle.
where they are broken. and by n ccntri.
iugal operation the white and yolk arc
separated from the shell very much as
rnluiu money ls separated from the comb,
me liquld Is then dried BY heat, bv
patent process, and the dried article Ia
m,,' resembling sugar. and Is put In bnr.
where. 'po''"'''" uhy'
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-10
A Poin, ON which the Doctors Agree.

Physicians who have tested the Hostel
tiers stomach Bitters concur in represent.
ing ii TO be an emlnen,ly safe stimulant, far
preferable TO the ordinary liquors of com.
merca, not only because it is medicaled
but because it is Infinitely pure. Its alco.
holic basis is the finest old rye, and this is
tempered and rendered Inc dicinal by the
curative ipgred dents OF botanic origin
which it holds in solution. II has often
been initiated, but never riyaled, and Is
to-day the leading tonic diuretlc and aper-
lent in America. Malarial fevers are pre-
vented and remedied by, and it is thor
oughIy reliable medicine in cases of dys.
pepsia, constipation, liver complaint, rheu.
matism, govt, nervousness. urinary az
fections. 1t improves the appetite, in.
creases the bodily stamina, checks prema.
ture decay, as sustaining and comforting
cordial for HE aged and intirm is unequal-
led. 8.G.lw
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-10

Inc numbers Of the Living Ag. for the
weeks ending June ID and 9th, respect.
lively, have the following noteworthy
contents: Mr.wallace's "Russia,n from
the Quarterly Recie'o; Montenegro, n
sketch by the RI. Hon. W. Il. Gladstone
Nins'eenth Centrvy; Relation of Mind and
Body. Church Quarterly A Dutch Nil
ton, C0mhiii; The Anglo Indian Tongue
Blaekscood; The Alkaline and Boracl
Lakes Of California. by J. Arthur Phil
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-10
4 few Things TINT we Know

We know that a disordered stomach or
liver produces more suffering than Any 9th.
er cause. We know that very few physi.
clans are successful in these di.orlers.
We know that DaCosta'- radical cure will
without the shadow Of doubt, almost N.
mediately relieve and permanently cure all
Of the distressing symptoms We know Of
thousands who are willing to testify that
Whist we say j. true to the letter. We
kDo" that il you will give 1t fair trial,
you viii let US add your name to the
"cioui Of Witnesses" Win you give ii a
trial, and do 1t now: Trial size only %
ceur, sold by Rarclay Bros.
Prot. Psiker's Pleasant Wcnn syrup is
perfectly -atc and extremely pala,able
| 80 phy.ic required. Costs - cents. Try
/ IL, t.g.lnl
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-10
OPPOSING sHIKuAN. POLICY.
All the other Cabinet Officers and HAYES
Himself Losing Faith in Resumption.


All the other Cabinet Officers and HAYES
Himself Losing Faith in Resumption.
None of the Republican politicians who
have visited Washington tor Il week past
in large numbers agree as TO the racep-
ton Hayes policy meets at the hands OF
the mass OF the Republican party. All
agree as to the reception given to Sher-
mans policy. Allowance must be made
for individual exaggeration, but the uni
form story is that one and two dollar
notes have disappeared throughout the
great agricultural regions to the great
discomfort OF a community where all
transactions are small and tor cash. The
most serious consequences to the party
are predicted as a result of this, and the
pressure on Sherman constantly in
creases. All the other members of the
cabinet are said to oppose his policy, eth.
positively or negatively. McCrary and
Thompson the lisrt, and Evarts, Schurz,
and Devens the last, and the president Is
said to be losing his faith in resumption.
A rumor OF this kind, caught up and CIR
culated by prominent Republicans here,
Is not an unfair indication of the anxiety
OF politicians, tor their political salvation
at home, to force suspension OF resump-
ton. Stewart l.. Woodtord stumped
Ohio as hard money man in the HAYES
Allen fight. His position then has given
him sort OF representative character on
the Eastern hard money sentiment in
Hayes eyes. and part OF his visit here
Is said to hive been given to a confer.
ence with Hayes on the subject"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-10
NEW ADyKRTISEMEN ~.
Administrator, sale

Public notice is hereby given that in pur
suanCc and by virtue Of Il certain order jlldg-
ment and decree of the county court of Alexan-
der county. state Of Illinois, made and entered
al the February term Of said court A. ID. $50
upon the application Of the Undersigned as adj
ministratOr OF the estate OF Louis ,IOrgcnscn,
deceased, TO said court for leave to sell real Is.
tate Of the said estate 10 pay the debts Of said el-
tate. u VIII rs such administration, on Tuesday,
july 10Th, ls17 at the hour of two o clock In the
afternoon, al the front door of the court house
in the city Of Cairo, In said county and state,
oner at public sale TO the highest and hest hi
der the following described real estate namely
The east half of the north east quarter
Of section four, 10, in township no.
seventeen 40, south range No two
~ west Of the "a principal meridian,
in said county; also sixteen 90 lots, Nos one
a. 10 tweNcug both inclusive, and Nos thirty.
seyent0 to forty Hg both inclusive, in block
No, thirteen 40 in the fourth rNth)
addition IL said city of Caho=-as the
said lots are designated and deg
crbel on the recorded map or ! lat Of said cIty:
also lot No, twenty-iOur (1D, in block No.
ii'y five 90, in the first addition TO said city of
Cairo. and also lots thirteen % and fourteen
40 in blocs No. seyenteenQ7l in the city of
IA Sale, in the county Of La sale, and state
aforesaid. Said real estate is TO be sold for the
payment of the debts of the said estate, and
the same will he sold for 0ne-half cash in hand
and the balance in six and twelve months With
good personal security anl mortgage, or sale
mortgage, on the premises sold to secure bal
ance Of the purchase money.
HORACE WAHDNER,
CAIRO, June y, lsV1. Administrator, etc.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-10

Having entered into co-paltnership. for the
purpose of practicing dentistry. in all It's
branches, would respectfully inform those need
ing the services of. dental operator, that they
arc prepared to attend to their wants in every
respect.
The nlling Of teeth done In the most satisfnc.
.Ory manner. Inserting artificial dentures, al Z.
ways with view of restoring, as far ~ prac.
ticable, the lost contour aud natural expression
Teeth extracted absolutely without pain by
lslng nitrous OXIDE gas.
They extend an invitation to all, to call aud
nee them and solicit liberal share Of their pat.
-0nage. Work guaranteed. Prices moderate.
CANINE 4 wHIrLOCK,
Surgeon Dentlsts.
" Commercial enue, between 9Th and 9th stp
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-10
fNoRNol-s C0N,vNr1loN

al distilled hqasrs, beer and tobacco ir
the United States, Then consider Ink
square miles OF carpets that are SOLD
every year, the Quantities Of cleEan,
furniture. OF expensive re--~''c' "a hH'
....-s.,ss, az superb harness. DulaHs
the hours OF shopping the streets on
which our fashionable stores arc situGie5
were Dever more throngcd with we'll
dressed ladies than they have been tins
sy,i-ine, and the Sunday excursions OF the
working classes exhibit abundance ol
kia gloves, heat shoes. new b0nnets,
bright ribbons, artificial flowers and
other trippery. live are al impover-
ished, suffering people it is difficult to
detect the signs OF it in our ordinary
life as presented to the eyes of observers.
Beef and mutto, and hams and an occa.
sional chicken and fresh vegetables find
their way to every table, and our people
are consuming the tons of delicious
strawberries that are daily poured into
our markets. Taking the community as
whole We are more than comfort
able-we are.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-10

rHE New York Son, which /. an ultra
"gold bullion organ, pub!i.he. this
from Washington under date Of June
Sd:
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-10

a delicate complexion is the best com.
pared TO blooming rose; but when the
cOuutenance is dIs1glred with bIotches
pimples, like weeds in rose bed, the sui.
ferer should promptly use Dr. Bulls Blood
Mixture which quickly and ehectualIy
eradicates such un'ightly evidences OF I'M
pure blood. G.G.lW
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-10
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

THE coun,enanCc is pale and
leadcn.coloytd, with occasional
Pushes, or circumscrIbcd spot on
one or both checks; the eyes become
dull ; thepupilsdilate; ana1urcsemi-
circle runs along the lower cyc-lid;
the nose isir.itatcC,, SwelI5, andsome-
times b!eedj; swelling Of thcupper
lip; occasional headache, with mum
ming or thobbing OF the ears; an
unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or
furred tongue; breath very foul, par
ticularly in tn. morning; appetite
variable, sometimes yora"ious, wi,ha
gnawiNs sensation o.,he stomach, at
o.h.-i, entirely gglc; ilecting pains
in The s,oml,l; OCCASIONAL nausea
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF: the abl,ncn; bowels irregular,
At ;im23 c2Aiyc; s.oJB Shiny; not
uDfreqlan.y tiagod with blood;
b-lly swollen and Lard urine tur-
bid; respiration oc,H.Ionally diff
cub, and accompar led by hiccough;
colShsonetimc,dryaI convulsive;
uacTy and dijtu BEL sleep, with
grinding o. tn" teeth; temper varia-
be, bl, generally irritable, &c.
NhcacYer the .5oyc symptoms
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-10
LYING CURRENCY.

We must not expect and ought not Ia
desire that kind of jubilant, decetfnl
prosperity, any more than a reformed
lnebriate should expect or desire that re-
established health will put him liz the
same carousing elaton of spirits which
was burning up his constitution. Of
course, business admits much improve
ment, but We believe that the country
has made healthy beginning. The
facts most dwelt upon by the croakers
are either mlsinterpreted or exaggerated.
When they point to the great amount of
money which lies unemployed in the
banks they do not allowior the great fall
IN the prices Of most commodities. I,
requires less money to handle the same
amount Of merchandise than it did when
prices were measured by the old stand.
ard
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-10
TIE VOLUME OF BusISpss

as measured by the bushel, the scales
and the yardstick, may be nearly or
quite as large and yet great deal small.
er as measured by money. II the banks
are full OF idle money, with prices a,
their former level, the unemployed
money would doubtless show q diminu.
ton OF business but when two yards Of
cotton prints can be bought Tor the for
iner price OF one, It requires only one
half the money to transfer the same
amount OF that species of goods. and
30 OF other kinds Of merchandise ia
proportion to the fall Of their prices,
The other facts relied on by the croakers
might be taken up and analysed, and the
result would show an equal amount Of
exaggeration or mlsconception.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-10
Chr 8utletin.
THE BUSINESS OUTLOOK,
The Talk about Business Depression
OverdOne-The Country Ia " ss"'e
or Hopeful COnvalescence.

New York Herald, 4th : 1t is an I'M
questionable and unquestioned fact that
the population OF the country was never
before so large as it is to-day. Is 1t a
starving population T! Is it a population
in ragsy Does 1t dwell in novels or tum-
BILE. down tenements? A walk or driy.
through this city, or through any Amer
lean city or village, suilices to show the
absurdity implied in such questions
Our people have not only food, raiment
and shelter, but surplus means tor every
good and bad indulgence. As examples
of the good, our common schools and
higher institutions OF learning were
never so thronged with pupils and sIn'
dents, who are all decenily clothed and
bear no marks in their physique Of DELI
cient nourishuient. As examples OF sur
plus means tor bad or dogbuu! purposes,
consider the truly
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-10
A LUXURIOUS PEOPLE,

anu YET tne lu&uDrl0us cry greets our
ears on all sides that there is no trade or
none worth mention BY what mystic
rious process, then, is so vast a popua-
ton fed and clothed? Do the innumera.
BILE oxen, sheep, calves, swine and chick
ems get from the farms, where they are
raised, into the butchers shops, and from
the butchers shops INTO the kitchens of
consumers thout trade There is not
any daily want of our forty million PEG.
pie which is not supplied by trade. en-
cept that part of the farm products which
consumed by the growers. 1t is the Chief
office OF trade to supply these constant
wants, and the fact that our people are 50
well fed and clothed is proof which nc
amount OF croaking can reiute that trad
is not In state Of wretched collapse. ]
Is true that individuals are not gettin
rich as rapidly as they were, or fancic
they were. in the brisk speculative ~
Rod which preceded
THE GREAT PANIC.
But il is as absurd to make such a pc
Rod the standard OF comparison for
healthy state of trade as it would be t
make the exhilaration and high spirit
which attend intoxication on the stand
ard of good health. Instead OF hopin
for the return OF such a period we ough
to deprecate it. A renewal OF that kim
OF activity would be the sure precursor O
another convulsive panic. 1t was cause,
by the initiation Of our currency, and wa
as unhealthy as the bloat in a human
body caused by excessive use Of alcohol
Initiation carried up all kinds OF propert
to fictitious and fabulous prices, an
hundreds of thousands of people wer
deluded into the fancy that they wer
growing rich because the nominal valu
OF their property had been increased BY
National Republican., 1877-04-09
PROPOsALs.
DRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.
,s sEcnxrAar,s 0yyIos,

SENATE OF Tar UsITrp srArn,
s..sd WtsnrsrGs p; p O. 2. Ms,sh ,...n " ,'
s.'on.Sy n The use u The senate St ,ss Iniss
sisns ~ forms ssi Il proposals.. showing the qu.ay
to BE- signed By the bidder and Surstiss, win b
The Quarto Post and Commercial Note Pa.
pers to 30 put up in Psckases Of ave gnirs. saen.
al AL perfect paper. Of uniform uniform qualify, with no
Aiiihe Manila Paper must be Of psre Ma
nilla stock, Dat and smooth sheets, and OF the
The AdResive Envelopes must be extra veil
gummcd with pure white gum, or they Will not
every wsy as they arc 20 be delivered. Al
white envelopes are to be delivered In boxes eoa.
Tho Quantities Of the. different articles above
sc, forth "a are e. supposed 70 o. BE- What yiii es rs.
more or less OF the several articles, according y
Proposals from ssiabiishsd dealers only wiz
productions Of American Industry, IL equally
Such Of the above articles Is may be dssignstsd
BY the Secretary Of the Senate must BE- delivered
charge for carriage, on or before the lss day o.
November next. r
un,:. Es s ssap S q ,ss best quality
3 A sufiicicnt specimen OF each article PROPOSED
for 10 to accompany the proposal, and to be
msrked with the name Of the proposer and Of
paper the weight per ream. The whole Of each
article specified In the foregoing list will be
deemed q class, and the person offering to fur
nish any such class at the lowest price tquality
considered) will receive a contract Tor the same
on executing q bond, with two or more suretieS
satisfactory To the Secretary Of the Senate for
the performance thereof, which bond Is to be hlsA
in the once OF the said Secretary within ten days
after the proposal has been accepted
II any articles contracted for should not be de-.
livered within the time stipulated. or should be
inferior in any respect TO tho sample the bond ef
the contractor will be put In suit
Proposals should be indorsed proposals. for
Stationery tor the Senate" !" and be directed 10
the Secretary Of the Senate, Washington.
Proposals and specimens must be delivered st
GEORGE O. aORHAM,
Secretary Of the Senate Of the United States.
nhlT Saw lStarl r-.#
~ UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE
act Of February IL, 1875, the time for recstvias
bids . hereby extended to April 10, and the ooa'
tract Hereunder Eili u be g fos 6 one Hsss only:
apY.sas2w Secretary.
National Republican., 1877-04-09
EHIIJfnUHDH
RHIIfsDHBS
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1877 aElAr 1877

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1877 GREAT ISET
sPENysYuyHy1A moUruT
TO THE NoRTH, WEST AND souTuHwH:sr.
DOUBLE TRICK, SuFTI RhHI4,
SPLENDID sCETERE, HHGEHfUtHYT
BQrIPMETT
UAKUAWY q. nsT
TRAINS LEAVE NksfIlkG1cfN. rnm u,lrust,
corner Of sixth aud y 'rr,,is ss i,,l,".s;
Parlor Gar 30 1itiaiuyg, mt s,rgiint eur.
fincaro; Tip D. m. daily with raiuur ttlm in
RehT1w;;,pF Rehh,T1ssw%;; AND roraMAc nNmmDAn.
Tor Cannndaigua n.ohes,at, Run,,n, ss,srus
Pals nnd fhe North, ON, M. unlty rzrann
wiiiikmspurt, 11ork Iiuvnn. Hlniirn mud wdr-
klns. nj 0isa n. m. dniiy. sSrgIit SuntIy.
for M a.,ls' W" Win fa,nre Sars asiap-. niiniss
fxpTrss Of Pullman rHrior GHrG. RsD a. m.
For % SeS Sors and ii ihe Eaat u.Nn. m 'aaIly au-
cept Sunday, With blsuiing uurs nun Wasii'-
For Ihiladelphia, 1iNp. m. lnIly czutut isunt,yy.
sna sS = m; and ~ ant . ~ D. m a.,ss.
Aeon m, ontior Iur nult,muru, ziSsa. m. nnuass
For Pope's Ury,k Line 7E -. m. Hnu as-pn. IN.
For snrarclis. aib5 a. m. unu amp. nrtiss, az-
ALF&ASDiii q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nnm-
Ton RAILROAD.
For Aleknndris n Iss. g. & = n O. No. n Ia n M H n N
For The the seuih. u H. via rlclimuna, taSA m. naiy, h@
Trains isayc Kicxnnaris ior VI aaiilnFtun @, u Bsil
On sunsa9 No y sisc Al $ L md a is = M. sanas am b. M
Tickets, nIornntun. sieeI'iur mnd larl,rrur nr.
east corncr Of Thirisaiith strr,a nnn I'rmr'iyuis
avenue northeast corner oi IL Htrrt INIT 'niti,-
be ieft for the chec.nK or bassEapr ssaihnaiin
from hotels md md rrsia,,nr.s; :, - 49,,
FRANK TBOMsOR, Genn hiunRFur. ust,t,.l
National Republican., 1877-04-09
sHR1pay s4nHs-FrrUHN PITS
II n wAayHHS kuuuEmusrs Hr--a- sIPs
- aaln Milnsmir nhm;ilr.

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W 0l. HtrSaEst. trHifif~rs.
nlsfunH af lsaiss! ,Es.7l wen anslrzsa ni p--
nmft. hylm snr-i ns7L mud expsmss-s q sn.t- m
dnaah nnr hnlhnuu m aN 80 uud rwsfiEtr ii.l
mimfilH wiiitf r ed rair ruzinssr h'ur-
inp infitfveA ffrnn tt,u r a snli md sssrv.u r a
dtrrt0 trrl upun MT UrnlfIfuffN Nn nr fi1iifn
dfimnat Nnwtli nr rTttifra VI mr. Purr hnssr -
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