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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-09
JAMES ". WATSON,
SereSaEl Signal Service, L. 4. 4

From the Cincinnati Commercial we
learn that Henry Laper, mate on the
steamer Lotus, and who was lost while
saving the lives Of others when that
steamer burned, was a son>in-law Of
Captain Lewis Hates OF the steamer Tom
Sherlock. Hr..Edwin Patterson, = well.
known Cincinnati and New Orleans
pilot, and brother of Captain Patterson
Of the G. B. Church, was stricken with
paralysis in the right side on Friday
morning,..at the house OF his brother In
Covington, Ky, and it Is feared he will
not recover,
The snag boat p. A. Woodruff and
dredge boats Oswego AMI Ohio have
gone into winter quarters in Green river.
About 20 tOws OF coal aggreas ting
about three million bushels leaye Pitts.
burg on the present water.
The Thomas Sherlock up yesterday
has 2,l70 barrels molasses and far "trip
OF sundries for Cincinnati.
The pile driver is at work again OH Sue
incline opposite the city.
Pilot Tom Seymour has returned after
a cruise OF several months In Southern
waters,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-09
A Wretrhed Existence.

Other conditions being equal, there 10
no reason why healthy man or woman
should not enjoy life; and II may well be
doubted whether adverse fortune has the
power entirely to destroy the happiness
OF one who sleeps soundly and whose III.
gestion is good But tor the nervous,
feeble, dyspeptic invalid there 10 no cons
fort in lite. Ills existence Is indeed Q
wretched one. Bat he should not despair
of relief. That bcnignant restorative,
IIostetter's Stomach Bitters, has inpart>
ed healthlul vlgor to many q self.suppos
ed incurable. 1t Is an unequalled builds
er up OF broken down physiQues, aud Is
besides = sovereign remedy for dysps-
psia, nervousness, irregular habit Of
body, biliousness and kidney and blad>
der difficulties. II eliminates from the
blood the aerid element which gives rise
to rheumatic ailments, cheers and relieves
the aged and infrm, and may be used
with great advantage by ladies in feeble
health. lts perfect purity also cons
mends It to the use OF invalids.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-09
THE c. AND ST. L. R. Z.
Circular by the RsssivsY-PPOmisss
that Employee shall BIO Paid Rega-
Iarly-Nsw Appointments.

that Employee Shall be Paid Rega.
Iarly-Nsw Appointments.
The Cairo and st. Louis railroad having
passed to the hands OF receiyer-Nr. n.
W. Smithers, many important change,
have been made In the officers OF the road
Mr.. l.. NJ. johnson, late assistant super.
intendent OF the keokuk and Des Noines
road, has been appointed general manag'
er. The receiver and Mr.. johnson will
make an inspection of the road within q
few days. The following circular wa,
issued on the 9Th by the receiver:
The undersigned hereby notifies III,
agents and employees OF the Cairo and
ST. LOUIS railroad company, and all 9th.
ers whom it may concern, that he has
this day been appointed by the circuit
court OF the United States tor the south.
ern district OF Illinois, receiver of the
railroad and property OF said company.
Hereafter all current pay.rolls for la
Dor and services will be promptly paid
monthly out OF the earnings OF the road
as the first disbursement thereout.
The order appointing the under sign
provides tor payment Of back pay>rolls
out Of any surplus after meeting eurrent
expenses.
The undersigned appeals to oil EN-.
plOyes of the company to cooperate In
all needtul economies, ard to perform
faithfully their several duties.
II. W. SMITHERs, Receiver.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-09
Am Il0A lAlac

Not while there is lie lett. The weary
pilgrims heart i. gladdened as he comes
in Wow OF the deserts oasis, forgetiul al
his past .uiieriugs from the burning sand,
and thirst. The mariners heart bounds
with 10y ss he sees hi. native shore alter
months Of exposure, and the remuining
duties he has to perform on board ere
his foot presses again his native soil are
done with an alacrity attestive OF hls In
ward rejoicing. SO there IS hope for you,
poor sufferer, in rebuilding your cnieeh-
led constitution. The daily use OF a eer
tain well known remedy will increase
tine appetite, assist the secretlons and ex-
ers,iOns, promote natural rest, and bring
the bloom OF health once more to your
enacisted cheeks. That valuable remedy
is the Home Stomach Bitters.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-09

G.. ID. Williamson's old and well.known
stand, ~ Ohio Levee, will hereafter be
known as the "Original Penny Store"
Anew delivery wagon will be placed on
the road in a lew days, and goods will be
delivered in any and all parts OF the city
free OF charge. Orders Tor goods may be
given to the driver of the wagon, and
thus save the trouble OF a trip to the
store, and they will receive prompt at
tention. orders taken for any kind of
game or fruit in season. All goods sold
for 4 price In cents instead of dollars.
Come and see us, and get your even
change to the cent. Orders by postal
card will receive prompt and satisfactory
attention. 1-l-tt.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-09
HELP THE POOR.
An Appeal to eur Liberal Hearted Citi'
zsns on Behalf Of the Poor

During the past few months our eitl>
Zens have attended and literally patroni-
zsd q number Of festivals, parties and
other amusements originated for eharita>
BILE and beneficial purposes. We have
had our tireman's balls, church suppsrs,
governors reception, and number of
other events OF more or less note. The
objects tor which these Affairs were gwen
were undoubtedly worthy, aud received
the patronage and assistance Of the pub
lie in good degree. Winter with all its
vlgors is now here, and we must expect
tina. it will bring with it the usual suffer
ing and want OF which those in attlusnce
and comfort know but little. We have
among us number, yes, n large NUM-
Der OF families who are destitute Of even
the actual necessities OF life; With out
food or rsiment, and with scarcely 4
shelter to cover them. This class, al
though it possibly contains an unworthy
element, has also among its number de-
serving and. worthy people-msn who
are unemployed and unable to secure
work, with large families depending up>
on them for sustenancc; widows, with
orphan children to support, without the
means. This is the actual state of
Affairs in one very midst, and it
becomes the Christian duty OF our eiti,
zens to afford them the much needed as.
sistanec. We know OF no better or more
feasible plan BY which this class can be
benefited than that OF giving either fes>
tival or SEINE ether entertainment. If
the proper parties would take hold OF the
matter in an energetic manner there Is
not the shadow of a doubt but what il
would meet with the hearty support and
substantial encouragement of our PEG.
pie. The great difficulty is that We look
to Others to do what We should consider
personal duty, and II this feeling can
once be overcome success is undoubted.
Lot some action be taken In regard to
the matter without further delay.
We have no doubt but what
q hall could be secured with.
cut charge, and the known liberality
OF our citizens Is SUFFICIENT assurance that
the Necessary edibles would be iorthcon,
ing. Who will take the matter In hand:
What say the ladies, who are always first
and foremost, in works OF this character.
Will not Mrs. DR.. Wardner, Mrs. Ford,
Mrs. DR.. Smith, Mrs. Candee. Mrs.
ODorly. Mr,. Rittenhousc, Mrs. Ayers,
Mrs. $. P. Wheeler, Mrs. George, Mrs,
Col. Weed. Mrs. Geo. Fisher, Mrs. jacob
Martin, Mrs. G. ID. Williamson, Mrs
Woodward, Mrs. Stratton, and the Other
charitable and noble hearted women Of III,
city take hold Of the matter and carry II
| through We believe they will.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-09
THE sLoNDEs

The Most piasustinR and Degrading
Performance Ever Witnessed by a
Cairo Audience.
The disappearance Of Venus last night
was attributed by most people 10 as-
economical causes, but the belief is erro-
neous. Venue, we are told, Ia Of the
feminine gender, and such being the case
10 possessed OF al the virtues attributed
TO woman. Mile Marie D'Este, with
her troupe Of p. D's., appeared before
the citizens OF Cairo last evening, and, In
consequence Venus although ut very
great distance from the scenc) hid
her bead in shame. We mention this
tact that those misguided persons who
were deluded by false statements may
learn their error. An audience OF some
three hun dred and fifty 10 four hundred
persons was in Attendance to witness
the most dlsgracesul and
and brazcn exhibition OF vulgarlne.s
that has ever appeared upon the boards
OF the Atheneum. II matters not what
or who the troupe are, or from whence
they came, the exhibition given by them
is unutterably DISCUS ting. With but a
few RECEPTIONS there is not feature in
|, the entire programme but what IL in
tended to appeal 10 the lowest and most
degraded passions Of man.
Comprised, as the audience was last
night, chiefly Of young men and boys the
effect that the appearance OF a troop OF
this character will have upon the morals
the community cannot b. tore,0ld. The
statutes OF thi. State explicitly prohibit
aud punish severely the indecent acts that
characterized this performance, and It
now becomes the duty OF the Officials to
see that our city dOeR not BlfIer re,en-
actment OF the scenes Of last evening, II
We are 70 permit such things 10 be with
ont strcn. and determined effort to
suppress them, We may expect nothing
less than the consequences when ineyit-
ably follow in their wake,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-09

No other medicine in the world was
ever given such n test Of its curative
qualities as Boschee u German syrup.
In three years two million tour hundred
thousand small bottles OF this medicine
were distributed tree OF charge by drug
gists in this country to those afflicted
with Consumption, Asthma, Group, Sc
we're Coughs, Pneumonia and other dis.
eases OF the Throat and Lungs, giving
the American people undeniable proof
that German Syrup will cure them. The
result has been that druggists IN every
town and village in the United States are
recommending il to their customers. &c
to your druggist, and ask what they
know about it. sample bottles 10 cents.
Regular size 70 cents. Three doses will
relieve any csse.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-09
Religious Notices,

There will be services in the Episco.
pal church today at 1880 \. m, and 1850
p. M, Rector Dillon. Lee officiating.
Rev. Mr.. George will conduct ser.
vices in tho Presbyterian church at the
regular hours this morning and tonight.
--Servires In the Methodist church
morning and svening at the usual hours,
Rev. Morrison officiating. The public
are invited TO attend.
Key. &. Dursehner will otnciate la
tho German Lutheran church this morn
lug ut the regular hours for holding SER
vice.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-09
Letter from u Refornspr,

To the fc,tor OF nie BriLkTIN;
We attended the Temperance meeting
last evening, and was delighted 10 find
the interest in the temperance work had
not abated. We heard several telling
speeches in favor OF REFORM
and as We listened We could not but Won
der to ourselves how many OF that large
audience really were in favor OF IRE
FORM and We thought II they all
were the Blondes would have
a slim audience. Il strikes
me very iorcibly- that "Reiorm"
may commence in other directions be.
side the saloon. Certain it is, il our au>
thorities permit such performances as is
advertised for th. evening, that no man
who respects wife, mother or sweetheart.
will be seen there. Let the "reform"
go on. and God bless the effort.
"WmTE RiBBuN.H
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-09
Homo Again.

Ed. Brax,on has returned to his old
stand in the Reiscr building, where he is
better prepared than ever to accommo-
late his patrons and the public who
may favor him with u call. lie has gone
to considerable expense in fitting up o
couple of nicely furnished rooms, which
he has provided with all the latest i'm.
movements and convenienees. He EN-.
ploys only first class workmen and those
who ps,ronize him will have their wants
attended 10 IN styls aud will receive
courteous treatment.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-09

The Illinois SOCIAL Science Association
will issue a monthly journal for the com.
ing year, instead OF the >ugI. pgmph-
let n first designed. The first number
OF the Social Science journal will be j.
sued December lj,h, and will contain the
able anil interesting paper on industrial
SCHOOLS read by Mr.. pr. l.. r. Ward
Uer before the social science conference
in Chicago in October; also
the report cl the WOman's Club aud
Library Association, presented by the
president, Mrs. II. II. CaDJce, and the
constitution. list OF officers, call for the
conference, etc. The journal will be
sent Regularly TO ali members OF the AS
ISOLATION in consideration thc member
ship fee. which is only one dollar an
nually, and extra copies be furnished
others for small sum per number. The
journal will exhibit monthly record Of
the work OF he women OF the state in
the six departments of the association.
Philanthropy, Education, SANITARY Sci
euce, Household SCIENCE, Economy and
Government.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-09

Stuart and Ghloson ale nov ready
with Al elegant line Of holiday goods
which they offer at prices thsr cannot
fail TO make business Lively. q
SEE Bakers Cod Liver oil, Iiuc, and
Wild Cherry quickly relieves Ihrcatand
Lung diseases, and imparts yjs0r and
new lite 10 debiliatcd constitutions. Plm'
SAINT in taste. }. Z. BAKER Il Co,
iOct. 10, s.w) Philadelphia, Pa.
Nov is the appointed time" to have
a full stock Of coal and wood laid in for
winter. Delivery is easy and fuel
cheap TO what II will be when
severe weather sets in. The Cairo City
coal company will ill your orders
promptly.
As our reporter cams along Water
street last night, shiverng with the chill
night air, and drawing his oyercoat tight
ly about him, he thought, "nowis the
time for colds and coughs" but If poor
mortal's only knew what certain cure
DR.. Bulls cough syrup Is, how few
would long suffer, and then ii only costs
twenty. five cents.-.Saddpsly (Ohi.) Reg
ist>r.
--I'ha 'jentaur Liniments are the great
est remea,ae ever discovered Tor all flesh,
bone and muscle ailments bites, bruises
swellings, burns, rheumatism, stiff joints,
etc. What the White Liniment does tor
the human family, the yellow Linimen'
does tor horses and animals. They are
! cheap, they are convenient, and they arc
certain In their effects. ll-ll-l3w
children cry tor Pitchers C&tOria
II isas pleasant to take as honey. IL
contains no morphine or other delcter.
Joys ingredient, and is sure TO eXpeI
worms, elre wind collie, regulate the
bowels anG stomach, aId overcome irri-
tation caused by rash or cutting teeth,
Mothers can rest, and children enjoy
health, who use Castoria. II is harm
I less, il is certainly speedy, and It is
rir,p. H.ll-l3w
--kvlIoncss no Longer a!iur a
doubt that tens OF thousands. Including
lnrge proportion considered past rceov-
cry, lave been promptly and cHrctualiy
cared by the Use Of the Holman A.ue
and Liver rad, surely this node OF
,scaiih. disease j. .upremeIy preferable
70 dosing and dragging. Yet with all
this evidence. there are millions left who
have through the Old delu,iye drugs, that
eOald be brought to healti, in three to ak
weeks time by The use only of this sim.
pie device placed over the pit Of the
stomach. The proposition seems strange,
w, il is nevertheless true. -Am.riro"
Christian Mriee, Cincinnati.
Among the arrivals a. the Planter.
House yesterday were James McElneny
Galveston. Texas, L Hart, 81. Louis,
J - Mater, Budseter, ind VIM Lunharn,
Terra lIaute, Ind, John Carley, wife and
child, Olank, Mo, James II Nook, Lex.
ington, Ky.. Or j q Bohanan, George
town, Ky. ) !, Rush. Nincennes, Moses
Kahn, Paducah, J h Cunningham.
Mound City. Romeo fre9ahzI, Mound
City, Geo Dam, Smithland, Ky, Charles
Hanmanc, l'ilin, Ms, w I Boor, Bar.
low, n.y.. Joseph Ru,ledge, 81. Louis,
W ID Heath, Chicago, Miss Annie Fogey,
lisrrlsby, James A Wall, Carmi, John
sullivan, IincenIes, W II Weaver,
Evansville. G Reeves. CentraIa.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-09

Mr.. George Wise, tonsohi,l artist. Isss
with Conrad Alba. the Sixth street bas>
Der, has opened q shop OF his swl -
Ohio Lsvee two doors abovsths Plassss's
House. MIR. Wis., 10 Arst>slass bashss
and clever gentleman. and Ia Ais iatss.
course with bis patrons 10 always atAsn-
tive and courteous. His shop 10 Atssd y
10 fine style, and hs asks hIs old trisads
and acquaintance 10 give him CALI
TXlm.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-09
Ne Failure Known.

1nere 10 no ease On ceRutwAsss ~.
Norris Syrup Of Tar, Wild Cnsryy saa
Horehound has tailed 70 give saHssssliss.
On the other hand, whsasvss ithss hssa
used by our people. In ssvsys :sslds.
coughs, asthma, broAeAitis, eeuD.
whooping-souxh and eohsnmpslos. ~
arc snthusiastie In ~ praies. CsstalsiaS
no opium or other danGsross dsSs, '
does not eonssipats, and y mn slenis-
later in al conditions Of lealtI. I'm b
an important nounssn1aN Sci'tAs w.
ferlng ore advised to hssd u. Trial shs.
10 cents; large sises. - esnts asA o.
Dollar. SOLD by Barclay Bros.
Also agents FOR Prof. PsrktrS RsAssas
Worm Syrup. wAish 10 surs dsssA =
worns. Pleasant to take snd resulrss -
physis Price ~ cents. 'Frv Il.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-09
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
CHEAP FoR CASH.

Mrs. y. Williamson, at No. Ill Con .
mercial Avenue, desires 70 AAAoahes -
the public that she has added To her lars
stock OF Millinery Goods, : lsSrs ssssrt
ment OF Miscellaneous Goods Of nearly
every description. suit able TOR HOLIDAy
PRESENTS, which she will ssll isr sssA
cheaper than those that are sdysrissd -
be sold at cost.
Call and examine. and ,sss SOv ysus.
selves. b." l2...4
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-09

hs"es % shA Pssseoa 060eosneA.
Notse 10 hereby gtysn to Ill Dastio
having claims Of whatever nature Assisss
Alexander county. that tAsxwul b. r.
quired 10 make oath to the eorrsetsou q
the same before the sane viii bsailowsa.
as provided by Section 20, Il Chapter 81,
OF the Revised Statutes Of 4lliHols.
SAM'L. J. HUMN, County C!ssk.
Nov. Xs, 1877. ll.3S,In 0Aw.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-09
Maauaia N0llae.

The regular annual communication ioV
election Of officers Of Cairo Lodge, No.
o31, A. r. 4 A. N. Will be hold To-
morrow, Monday evening, II y o'clock.
Visiting brethren are cordially inyiAd "a
attend. W. A. 500, Sesretesy.
2.9 It.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-09

Noties. s.r,
The regular annual meeting Of tAs
stockholders ofthe city national banh as
Cairo for tho election Of board Of disSe-
tors will be held At the Office sfiAe haaS
on Tuesday, the 18th day ofJaSaaly. lEs.
al The hour Of 10 .. M.
W. HrsLer, CasAiss.
Dee. !, 1871. d3oh.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-09

Still presides At the corner Of Saver.
teeth street and WashinEtss avenue,
and has As usual fine variety Of dsss-
inI cases and parlor suits and eAlls -
eial attention to his fns.N o. camp md
folding chairs. ~
Come, look, buy, pay and than ~ -
the rear TO make room for the As1t ssas
toner. |ff tF II = In.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-09
W. Lt~hNSN, neaD~V % aD1 u0aO-
fAasuRNv % bovOisaIo.

sAosss~1 % SsvsissVs.
Offers special Inducements In DrseoasS
Cases and Parlor Suih. Alseip " vssi-
tiles OF Furniture, such - Folding. Olnh
Cane, Wood Seas. ROsksvs end Sholrv;
Bedsteads. Bureaus, Looking 0lesuaa.
Mattresses, and Oh Other Articles oftssn,-
tuFs manageable. The bloody ceasa u
bottom prices hes bssn rssshed. - ~.
EIehhca nov stands rssdy u mssl -
reasonable resuirsmsnh q ~ dssalD
buyers, either q lasos ~ snAll Ssos6.
.iss, and sasissselAoa sssnsssel. ~
likeness end courteous tssatasae a1p@ss1
oil wishing 10 szsaIss geeda ! Aslo
oil pessoss 10 ecss sa6 Nh stoy elaab
end obiA,a W psisse. yeelssv ~ aobak
rem sossss u osvsutvsstA SUns ~
wasAhgtea avenue. n.lA
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-09
Say No.

How hard that do In all spheres To ~ no aud sa
one hng That very few people have learned do How
chants been IN business and still learned-hae
were when asked by goods vVo ~
want to buy good alwoo for g. VIII
to wear merchant business and
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OF the hardest things do. All fully cougn Of -
fact and "Wel,
have lost the customer competitor he sale"
WELL we have been business long to y No. We
VIII tell we make We will
sell We
happen be mistaken
For the rututuness the above cusom
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-09
RIVER NEWS.
ABOVE
Low wArsH. Rise or Yal

SIGNAL SERVICE REpnKf,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-09

ID. HARrMAN--Deale in Quesnsware, Toys,
amps and all kinds Of fancy articles. CONNER
..ai avenue, corner 9TH street.