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TWO MORALS,

4 few weeks syo boy III Lancaster, Pa. fell be-
tween the bumpers Of moving truth, but hts pat-
taloous catching on sous poEtua VI the eas he "as
hsll Suspended over tie rali wt4ont Injury until
the train stopped, when ha was released. lind Thy
cloth In bis lfuuAsFs been pour Atu1 thu lad would
have been killed. This iue!dent shows TIC adtun-
taya Of wearing strons eloh!nS la Lansa.isr
threading. hlnv had onu u the leg. of lts p4n.
tslo0as caught in ths couplings aud torn eoplcte'
ly Oh. H3d tho cloAh bcrn Vt stHxneE sIuu tho Ean
probably would haze bcsa killed. 'rls moral Ut
thls Incident h,-wcal, II y 70 plainly aud d!a-
mstrlealIy oppoaed u The drst, That II Ii hardly
worth while Indicating.
, 1877-08-23
SOARING AWAY TIE ECLIPSE.

H. r. fp4Q W scfe0Hfr {uF 1fNfHHfFs
Eoou nftcr my arrival Ut Dasdad, on the evening
Of the list day In Nay. ~ We were dining On tho
terrace, We vera startled By q most terrible din.
We theu noticed that thcte war = nearly total
ccitpse Of the moon, aud upon consulting an En-.
gli4h almanac We fouhd that II would bs 'lnsisl'
t!e at Greenwich, but \ total eclipse In AusttaliA
aud xo,ae parts VI AsIA-" ~rhn tuuult Increased,
aud 5000 tho whole population seemed to hava ".
sembiet on tla hoatcsops, armed with pots. paus,
ana klachea uteAals, which lhey beat win ! trtt
nlenuous clutter. st lha aae tssnc scIecchtns sud
bowling T. ths TOP ot t,st So.ss. ptsYqenth e.
wAs kept up for nearly an huuE, until they had
succecded III fsirhtrning aw@f lhu JIA, or rtsl
spirit, who hAd caught hold uf tho moon. It MIS-
most amusing scsae. although Il tpleEfsred with
the success Of cur dlnncf. Our onu bssvaMts
caught lha e1ttcmGnt aud dc.cEtc1 thu tah1u with.
out ceremony. Our host lulA III tho next tlay thst
they wcll-nlvh knocked The bolto.as Dat Of all his
kilchrn utensils. 1t wAs, huwu>cr, \ complete
sueec4s, sud whsa our servants returned 10 their
duty. llo moun was shining brightly - ever. Mud
upon thelr faras ~As III air Vt cumpslcent satis-
fuctiuu.
, 1877-08-23
THE DISAPPOINTED MAN.
Ylsfrott ETks Etrtt

%F0A FIee xTrAS.
lie was a short man, With q voice like tle, and
whenever he spoke he waved bfs srms In furious
manner.
"Thls Is tho hair that breaks tho camcla back II"
hc aQueakcd as lie tsotsed out bcfure tue desk.
My dear Mr.. Fuller, your buck !. not broken, II
replied the Court.
.wc!l, I've been swtnlled. and dcltauded, AMI
disappointed til! I'm ready to dv Ia tho l4st ditch.
ld iks TO Sny tals town and sink i n the seal! ,
"Well, let 'er como. I.came hero Last Monday
to scc the rcgnta. but all there wne 10 It was few
horse race, but thcrc was none. looked for dog
lights, but they were not, my board wns as much
nEaln ~ had figured these boots wsrs all bust-
nivht ! felt like raging Iiun."
''ust 'nto aqht and got ehoked. hear. =" ob-
'Ani that xaa another twlnale brtnglpe nc In
here" continued tho man., '"rhe officer told
supper, a bcln,om Oh tic asst ioor with high
Dcnstcad and sea'.uu+s mattress, aud that he'd
Sr b asy s. a wsy + th
l!!ph bcdstraa: Where aro t',ose hotel ucaisi
Where IL my money tu 20 home onY'
Wlrn thiak VI how I'vs becn tfrated j feel
aslf eoutt kill SONG Gnu! shrscted Tho prisoner.
sxa? gssFss sssa a. asai fss " .o.s s
anl unght 70 bo 9ucl.S "
.fWould you deliberately cap the climax Of a,l
mr. stoneles bJ inpoalnz dne On mef' naked
Fuller.
llis Honor hestta,cd.
"foH would-you would SEQ you would "
BVIcakcd tue llttl1 uIan, ~ his arms were toEsel
around.
~ guess would. guess I'll tnu you about
S." -
Nj. Fuller stepped back little.
lie brlcctl his feet.
lie creased lis rIb0wt.
lie got his vulec, ,uroaua under his left car. :,
And h9 sqNcalel:
.I'll r.r.r.F-ot In your bas&tlc dsstr'
And hos rutttng there. Such things never occur
without making uthrr hearts aclc.
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yrctcd N",.,a hn:f lie .,a", 10. a.r. il insIyel
ihr manager Ut - rrtmt l't'. and hrs n:vre h"cn
rany. M!s- l,se. to.hlan c,u-n /" Mr.
ira's Indy IL ri,cc oi ,i.., Aa i;yas. VII, ~ ro"s o.
10 thu Fifth Avenue. Ati*- t'p1han Is u I.onYn
{asn.i:e. salt Ia he naiie hansrome. anil o. fine
comedy actress. such fayot!tes n.t|ilhctt. MoH-
tlgnr. E'-eket. Holland, Ell" t;ertnon, srnc:
roni.l. anil Mrs. t;,l!,er,. ate retained. ncyoad
s H. Wases q Mr n @
Tor the winter. Int ii may hc relied mon ilIat Tho
pnl.tf. whic! alwnyt expects the best At Waack's.
will not h. disappointed.
THg UNION sQTAHE TnEATnE.
"Plhk f'ontnnet,' which !. now being played
here, Ia esncetcd IN po:tpone, the ournIng as the
Hucnly the programme for the winter has not been
,,'aie r'eh .ueccfs u "Ihs Dsn!shea.s III
chatie. Tnorne. @ ~ Gfe lame. j. u st"d5sr,
=. \. Stevenson. Kate tsoycrs. Fanny Morant. sara
naa sre as of se fe s n
mcn that made munry Inst winter. II IL rhrewt1iy
and ably .ma''ared BY shook. & Palmer. who hnve
hero Is popular Mike With actors and the public.
THE EAOi.E THEATRE,
10 fone ru!nou'y md wrselsd1y nm b Josh Ilar
hs H. Vie II 'sat iSef 9"' r!ay The Mrhty Doat ia
which they exhibit such chofco hfta 81 character.
ssf %s% of s sp piy X hi HI sn ssoa pfs et xs =
forn,nn1o. When that CEASES to bo pr,htaEle,
Fotens1 VII bs r!sps,sa e P;s'snt , a Eng'!.a '
rescmslc s" sa'newi,at l,oh irisrv II The "Tiskec
ot-Lra.c Man. which Flo,enee made 20 famons: 4 o
p,ayw;eh!, FSisnes f.. ~ snohs, RI I'll gl;y
romeGy elements in il. Altogether Florence
promises brilliant season At h. the EaHIe tas.
ehowi by The manner IN which Anna Dickinson
was trcaied. Ai,nse came ip at tho death. an
disastrous to Hurt nnt his hackers.
NEW BROADWAY THEATRE.
;s essn as ,se,1s 10 GSny Sai
Ill 1--we been "utaeccstfnI. Another atscmrs viii
James q: i,ur. cenIldera1le money . ha.
Inc velIbulc. and tnredecorattny the auditorium.
which t. rather vensnsFsoa,e ,h!1s to o ~ thsae
s new Pie Fs' sa1 h ss'ar 81 s s;ts ss's 9ss to &c
fr.t nlalc known to tho public Tonight. IT, snc-
Gers Il regarded exceedingly. doubtful. for Mr.
play writing 10 any very great extent. The Aavor
q thc play slnacks Of the tltet ilarie aud Mark
g ot VIZ b. o Tho
pend them here a. al Indication cf what ig 10 10
exneeted IN III. p!ay' written BY the untamea
SSsqi sS. sI;; X. Rankin
~s.s s.a.s i;sa; IL s"aaa ss eass~ess III sny mas H.
2s!S'sss'.s h isst x'ssls;s s';E:Ss ,t.,,
7SeS.% 4 Aas!gns:.. i5G:.:vS5 =ias %iss!; N''s
sS6: miner ks;vi;s Snit tossssii aSSsai
us:::SSf, 1fS Svns IL
M !ss":a H. A. s. ffssLs; Wsfaa
Wa*sc; 4, r. tIat
, 1877-08-23
A Great Flclu Of Wheat.

,,,, frHaa Raptis 4ftA, Eaak ,,,,,
Nf. W. It. shelby, uf this city, ES-FFc2tde1e
and Treasurer of tbs uraud hspIds s lu4iana Rail.
road CoMpuny, bus gone " Dalosa Territory to
supcfintsna the hasysstlu: Vt Geld containing
3. OO0 acres Of wheat, owuud BY hinself. teorxo
". Cass pf titssbufg. AND Col. D4lsy!npls VI Ain'
pssot2. Tbs 4sS Of twsutI .hss rtapsts for two
, 1877-08-23

Tn ORDER To ACCOMMODATE DtjH NUMEROUS
L pa1!uus Throughout tho clfY We hare e.tAhiIslrl
lIraceh u1ces IN ihc different Ilsisons. drsfGaIei
hclox, TeFr will t taken fuf tilt same
prfce ehar1e at thr Main Office. AMI wilt hr received
until O'Clock .. IN. dnrlnR the xcck. an4 Until p n.
UT saturdays:
15s Txcnty..econ.l.H., nunr WAlasf, ay.
-. y: MAthES. Scsstlealcr. stasiouer. ETC., io1)
Wess Mati!son:,t: near Mestrrn.Ax:
Diue latant- nv, cusaeF Of llAlstcd:sl.
tEnRHE HENRY, ato1Is Stationery, etc., $50 Dl.
vlIun.Rt. - --7' = =
.ANT0S Hf.oG. News DEPOT. Stationery, ETC., 3ol
Milwaukee,. AZ. corner OF Garpenlrr-Ht.
, 1877-08-23

Ts0Okkccrcra, CLERKS, dc.
IVANTE.,-t nElGHt, INTELLIGENT BOY,
~ VII" wrlt.s E1y hind and 10 quick IN h9ure5,
Poi Tribune etlte.
W cirrk. alh.r.a IN English and German with tTs.
crcnce- + I'm. Trt,anr Office, -
, 1877-08-23

A IL rEissnNS WISHING: TO :sTulE. TIlEilt
II Eoo1s xhcsd they can 1s2ent nEsa s4fety Aa1
saIttIl h4ud!in. Ani n.<crats chaIkea shna1l ssna
A pSDLuTELi tll.H-PlklA,F STORAGE ft,u Fur.
~ hilurc. hlu4t, carriages ctS n1ncy kIaIel
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-14
GRAIN IN STORE.
Chicago journal.

Chicago elevators, as per Official ny
nres. contain 81, Isl bushels OF wheat :
G,S .s94 bushels OF corn; 49,. 5.S bushcl-
of oats: 9G.j24 bushels of rye, and 49,
29S bushels OF barley, making grand
total OF Cos ,31S,bushels, againstl,' SAP
bushels one week ago, and 3lJV,j>j
at this period last year.
Milwaukee ware houses are stored win
1908 bushels of wheat; 1915 bushels
of corn: 2l,2lG bushels Of oat'; $50
bushels oil rye. and l!3,lJ3 bushels OF
barley.
The wheat crop OF the United States in
1873 was 29l ,254. 100 bushels: in 1874,
800. l02, 1O9 bushels; IN 1872. 2o2 ,l35UOJ
bushels; in 1876, 25G, 600 go bushels. and
this year the figure is placed 4, 325,OVO,'
| 600 bushels.
Gram in New York and Brooklyn
warehouses. September ;. ls.E Wheat
24S. sos bushels; corn. , ,O49. So bushels
oats, 123. As bushels: rye. 3. .20l bushels:
barley. 2i,4U9 bushels; malt, Jj9, :
| bushels.
Grain in sight in the States and Can
ada September !, l>lI: Wheat, l.5iO,
So bushels corn, l2.OlS, $40 bushels
oats, 2.625,72l bushels: rye, G3G, ZIG bush
els: barley, 330,0ij bushels agains
| 10, 691 $50 bushels the week previous.
Exports from the leading seabor
ports last week include 5j,Glj barrels o
flour: gl0,G3S bushel. OF wheat; l,lsS.
52S bushels of corn: 100 bushels Q
barley; 1926 bushels Of peas; 2,jsG bal
reIs OF pork; G,l39,0i9 pounds Of bacon
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-14

John Robinson, road commissioner
attempted to open road through the
farm OF a neighbor named Davidson, the
road having been previously laid out.
Davidson resisted, drawing revolver,
saving that he would shoot the first man
who touched his fence. Robinson per-
sisted. and Davidson shot him. Robin
son died in two hours. lie was one of
the oldest and weathiest farmers in the
county. Davidson was taken to Chica-
go await trial.
Suit has been entered against the
city by the East It. Louis Gas Company
for the sum OF $4,000, which they claim
the city owes them for light furnished
under contract made in 1874. The city
refuses payment on the ground that the
cont'' IS void and illegal, having been
D...,.c 10 extend Tor twenty-five years.
1t is claimed that the city has 10 right to
contract for longer time than the time
Tor which its mayor and aldermen are
elected, viz: one year. The case will be
heard before Judge Snyder, at the next
term OF Govt.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-14
MINING PRODUCTIONS.

The New York Journal II Commerce
says: The product of silver since The
discovery OF America is given at $780,
OOO. 200. There is DO estimate OF the early
production of gold. The product OF
gold in this country since The discovery
IN California in lSi7 is about 81 81 ,OOO,-
90 up to January /, 1871; and silver
from the same source and in the same
period, S299, s00,0O0 In regard TO the
earlier production OF gold We may men
ton that if was very moderate; Hum.
boldt is the best authority on that point.
A few years ago Mr.. Senior made care
ful compilation OF all the coin In the
world CT both metals, and gave the re.
suit at about two thousand millions ster-
ling, or say ten Thousand million dollars.
Silver coin in use wastes, according 10
British authorities. about five shllllngs,
and gold about / shilling 3 pence per
cent. per annum. The annual loss by
wear OF coin mas been estimated by
standing authorities at SIC. CO, coo. The
annual use Of gold ard silver for orna'
mental purposes has been given at be-
tween seventy and one hundred million
dollars. but no lnconslderable portion o.
this comes from the fusion OF old plate
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-14

has reported to the secretary OF war
that survey has been made showing
n channel two hundred and fifty feet
wide and eighteen feet deep, and the Sec
rotary was ordered that further eXpend-
iture of the one hundred thousand dol
lars be stopped. The dredges that are
working on other passes will therefore
be- withdrawn. This Is construed rs an
official acknowledgement OF the success OF
Captain Eads' jetty system, and 1t must
Toe very gratifying to hun, IN view oil
the official opposition he had to eli
counter before he could get his plans
adopted. Now let us have the proposed
river conventions at 81. Paul aud 81.
| Louis, anu Gctermine on 4 dcllnatc pan
of river improvements, so as to make Inc
| Mississippi once more the great hish-
way OF lreights. Let US restore 10 II l'e
commerce which the eastern trunk INES
have taken from il, and by cheat. mag lne
carriage OF the products OF l'r Nissls-
sippi valley make il still more inNltlng
thnu il Is TO settlers. How cheap that
carriage may be made we learn IRON IN
example furnished the st. Louis RtPHbH'
cam in the case of the towboat Bee
and harres, which some weeks ago ar
rived in New Orleans with the following
cargo: 1877 barrels of flour. 1896 barrels
of grits, j2jS sacks of corn. sO2 sacks OF
oats. Gjl sacks of bran, 1893 packages o.
lard. 20i packages OF meat, 80 bales hay
and 1882 bushels of bulk corn, On,
hundred barrels OF hour is car load
consequently this boat hal iorty-iou
cars OF flour on board. That wonlt
make two good freight trains. Ado
thirteen ears of meal, eleven ears OF grlls
six cars OF sacked corn, four OF oats, Two
cars Of bran, six cars OF lard, one car o
meat, three cars OF hay, and seyenty-ily'
cars of bulk corn. The grand total o
the car loads OF this one cargo would b,
one hundred and iifty.five. This woulC
make seven good trains, and the capita
in the seven locomotives used 10 haul II
the first two hundred miles alone amount
TO one hundred and forty thousand dol
lars. With these facts and figures beiorf
the public, there is needed no other testi
mony to convince the most ardent o
railroad men that the river has adysn
tages TOR treighters that must in the in
tercst OF the producers be utilized. Al
that is needed is the Improvement OF th'
river throughout It's whole length.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-14
BANKRUPT SALE.
STAVE MlLLAT AUCTION


by virtue of an order of the District Court OF
the United stats :, for tie Southern District Of
Illinois, ! will on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18th. ls77,
Al the hour Of eleven o'clock A. NJ, on the
premises, ut forman, in the County OF John
son, and state OF illinois, offer ut public ven
due, 20 the highest bidder, the fine stsye mill
lately owned and occupied by Crane Bush,
Of fOrmsn, Illinois, now Bankrupt, together
with all the buildings and machinery perta in
ing to said mill
We have here, and will sell, everything which
is necetsary, Tor entering ii once upon an ex-
tenslye bus mess In cutting slaves and heading.
Among the property 10 he sold are the follow
ing: \ heavy twO-stery frame building and
brick engine room attached, steam engine and
boiler, ten steam boxes, II Cameron steam pump
with pipe and hose attached, saws, grindstones,
carr an equallLlng machine. slave cutting ma
chine, two stAve iOiutiBg machines. \ heading
planning machine, heading jOinting machine,
a heading turning machine, u steam kiln; also
Single saws, eIGaliLtBg SAWS, concaye saws.
thick saws, Save JOlnter knives, heading lointer
knives, planners, etc. also Blacksmith shop
and tools, u barn and hay room, cooper shop
aud barrel SHOP, and all necessary sheds for
storing material; together with lease-hold in
tsrest IN five acres Of land. on which the above
described huIldlngs stand. Ths lease running
upwards OF twelve year.. Facilities for ship
ping are unsurpassed. a switch Of the Vim
c-nnes railroad runs directly alongside OF the
she'd. used tor storing material. There Is plenty
pi good timber near THIS mill, and d steady aud
constant dcHIAnd for all the stock II eau turn
out.
Look out for bargain Now IL tie time 10
huy. From this time forward business can he
done upon u rising market,
TERMS u! SAL t. -0nc-third cash in hand
one. tiinl ia xix months, and one third IN
twelve mouths nom The day of sale, the de
ferred pay mcnt- u draw Elk per cent interest,
and Ia be secured 10y lSqUEsTIosKD personal
security. lnquiries can be addressed 10 the
undcrsi gnsd st Cairo. Illinois, or to John l..
Mu,ey. at FOrrsah. Illinois. =. .-......,
OaIf", HE, sept, J, isf7' Assignee.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-14
THE FALL. TRADE.

The New York Huald, in IN editorial
resume of the prospects OF business FOL
the autumn, attributes the gr.atcr con
fdence in the future exhibited by all
classes OF business men in part 10 the
crops aud in part to the expectation thai
he currency question is soon 10 be set
tied. New York, it says. is beginning
to be thronged with purchasers from the
interior. An encouraging fact is that
the New England manufacturers are
now largely working on orders, This
much better than manufacturing for
the chances OF the market.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-14
!. THE L. ;. SENATE.

The St. Louis Republican says: " Re
publican leaders are in new trouble.
They begin to fear that all is lost. The
house of the next congress Is DEMOCRAT
ic, the executive is not republican accord
ing to the accepted standard, and now
there is chance that The senate viii slip
out OF their hands, The senate is very
close at the best, or worst, and the new
discoveries 10 South Carolina of eyi-
deDces OF bribery on The part OF SLnator
Paterson, will, it is thought, make II
necessary for that body to expel
him, This, together with the election
a-rarGfgem,a5 j" tides!.a"i .&8na. JlQakf
the probability that the Republican sen.
ators will lie divided on the question oil
supporting the Hayes policy and admin.
istration, and ii the Democrats should,
as they ought 10, and probably will,
support them In a body iu every test
vote, they may become the controlling
power in the senate. 1t is a very un-
promising outlook from Republican
point OF view; it strengthens the susric-
ion that the Republican party has been
overthrow, and must consent TO Yield
place to its old antagonist"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-14
WASHINGTON NEWS.

WILL THE DEMOCRATS CONTROL The or
GANIzATIUN or THE sENATE-THE EX-
IRA SESSION.
WASHINGTON. -. c., Sept. l0.--Thcre
has been considerable talk OF late among
Democrats in the senate over the posi-
bility OF their controlling enough votes to
organize the senate at the October scs.
son. The certainty that Governor Nor
ton will not take his seat at the time has
brought this suiect into considerable
prominence, since 1t reduces the ltcpub-
llcau majority TO two. Democrats who
have gwen special attention and some
quiet work 10 this matter are confident
that one Of these needed votes IL already
secured provided the Democrats conclude
| to accept it.. In regard 10 this vote, r.
pubicans who are acquainted VITA the
| facts in the case are disposed 70 grant
their claims, and to admit that practically
the Democrats have
ONLv ONE VOTE MORE
to obtain. IL Senator Spencer should
! be delayed week or so by his mining
operations in the Black Hills, the Dem
0cratic organization could be secured.
| Within q few days several OF the more
prominent Democratic Senators have
caused their views TO be made known
upon the expediency Of such an attempt
IN the interest Of their party supremacy
in the senate, and have pronounced
strongly against it. They express
decided opinion that the Democrats
would lose so much In the eyes Of the
country by such a move that il would
be far better 70 exercise the little
patience which they think necessary 10
give them the senate by regular Dem.
ocratic success in the stat Is. The mum
Der who take this position. however. j.
however, is understood to be sriall.
The EXTRA SESSION.
SO far as is now expected in the Dc.
partments there will be no appropria-
lions asked at the extra session aside
from the army bill except the deficiency
TO meet the requirements Of navy pay
and the necessities Of the courts. Friends
OF Representative Atkins, who have an
army bill prepared, say that from such
interchange OF views as have been had by
letter during the recess. he thinks the
Democrats will 90 no farther in the op-
position to the army bill than 10 insist
upon reduction from 2j,00JtO 10000.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-14

THE EXPORT TRADE In GRAIN
Eastern papers are specializing on the
probable movement OF the wheat crop
to the seaboard tor export this fall.
One Of these papers has interviewed q
number of firms n the produce business
and the aggregated opinion seems to be,
that when the Chicago scalpers sold
such enormous quantities OF spring
wheat for future delivery at 9G cents per
bushel, they made asses OF themselves,
and 80 cut of receipts as to totally
destroy the chance that the aforesaid
scalpers should win their bets. BY sell.
ing tor future delivery what they have
got, and what they do not expect to
nave, they simply bet that in the future,
say during September, October, Noyem-
Der, OF whatever month is indicated.
the farmer will be compelled to take 0G
cents In Chicago or less, for his wheat
The scalper who makes such bet, not
only arrays the bulls against him, but the
farmers also. II now turns out that the
farmers are masters Of the situation. and
that they won't sell at the prices fixed
by the scalpers. The New York pro-
duee dealers say thai the prices ought 10
advance TO - ls ~ Chicago, and: that
would call ont the wheat plentifully.
They also say that ocean ireights will
be lower 10 October In New York than
they now are. because the large crops
will bring Ina numerous nect OF vessels
eager TO get the Loading. They also
think that corn is good property to buy
now for expectation. That there il sure
to be advance In it between October !
and December 81, as farmers in the
hurry, OF marketing their wheat will
haul very little corn to market, and the
price In Liverpool will advance.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-14
TO CONSERVATIVES.

Consumption, that sc0lrge Of humanity, il
the great dread OF the human family, in all cyil-
zed countries.
feel conrient tina, an In possesson Of the
only sure, iniAilible remedy-nOw known to
be professiOn tor the speeiy, positive cure OF
hat dread disease, and It's unwelcOme conc1rn-
iiAnt-, yizi Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis, Ner-
vOug DebDity, etc, etc. am old iogy. be-
l!eye Ia medicine. Twenty yeafs eyp.-
Renee a. busy practitioner IN the beat con-
sumption hospitals In the old and new world
has TAUGHT me the value Of proper medira ton
b1ih local ana constitutional In the cur. of this
great enemy Of our race. have found IL Eut
] am DEPRESSING. ! started cut 10 saw IL those
tuhering with consumption or any Of The above
mAltait', mat by addressing me, giving symps
Whis' tley hhall ne put IA Possession JOtfis
great boon, without charge and shall have Inc
bensht 0i my experience In thousands Of case
successfully treated. run particulars, direc-
lions for preparation and use, and advice md
INSTRUCTIONS for successful ueatInep, Al your
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mail, free u charge, by addressing
Dh. JOHN ,. BURNETT,
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-14
ILLINOIS NEWS

Bogus quarters are in circulation In
many parts Of this state.
E. +. Mcklwaine, late editor aud
proprietor Of the Petersburg Democrat,
has purchased 200 acres oi land near
Chanuts, Kansas, and will remove there
this fall.
The Knox county Republicans have
nominated the following ticket: County
judge. Dennis Clark; county clerk, John
$. Winter; superintendent OF shoots, Miss
Mary Allen West: treasurer, James l..
Burkhalter.all present incumbcn,s.
The Jefferson county Democrats have
nominated the following ticket: County
Judge, {. A. Keller; treasurer, Cum.
mings; CLERK, Joseph B. Goodrich: SUI
perntendent OF schools, A. G. johnson.
The greenbackers and republicans will
uhite to put out another ticket in this
strong democratic county.
A homicide occurred near Lake
zurich In Lake county, on the 9th.