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= Scene in n restaurant at the seaside:
Two gentlemen had tolerably good din
ner and were looking at the bill. There
was mistake in it. In lieu Of two bot
ties of champagne which had been con-
sumed the waiter had charged for only
one. "Shall we point out the thing ?h
says one, probably the more scrupulous.
"Well," replied the other, after q mo.
ment of doubt, 1--WE had better not; the
waiter would be sure to be scolded, poor
fellowp
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CHAMBERLAIN UMReASKED.
NILES q. PARKERS STORY OF TIE
SOUTH CAROLINA RING.

Ten Years ef Rdscatity-An Expose Of The
Crimes Of the Ca,pet-bag Government
from the Reconstruction CbnUention TO
its Final OUerfh, 0tc-D. III. Chamberlain
anil H. II. Kimpton, the Arch Coaspira-
fors-Parker Didn't Intend to Steal at
First, but Chamberlain Tempted him
wiM Golden Frut-He Repcnis and Be-
Hcres IN Hampton.
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When the disorders of 8abyhood at
tack yopy Bsby useak once Dr.. .BnlFa
Baby Syrup aud notice It's rapid and benz
eacial effect. % cents yer bottle. bll
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IMMIGRATION.

An Essdy ReGd Before the Summer Meeting
Of The STATE Grange at anderson, s. c.,
on the 9M Of August 1877, By Major
julius Afihls, Of Chester, s. c.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-22
CHANCERY NOTICE.

State of Illinois, county Of Alexander.
Circuit court Of Alexander county. 81 ple nlsr
term, A. ID. ls17. o.,
Frederick Korstneyer, Va. John q. Harmsn, hot-
.rt Howe and Wake Hubble. Bills M ehaneery.
AFFIDAVIT, Of the nonresidsnce OF Robert Howe
and Wake Hubble Of the defendants above named
having been filed in the Office Of the clerk Of said
circuit court OF Alexander county, notice u hereby
given to the said non-resident defendants. that the
compla nant has filed his bill Of complaint in said
court on the ehancery side thereof the llth day Of
MAY, A. ID. ls77, and that summons thereupon
issued out Of said court against said defendants
mruabe on the third Monday Of May, A. ID. 1871,
as is by law required. And an ordersr having been
entered Of record in said court at the May tern,
1871 thereof that said cause stand continued with
order Of publication. Now, therefore, unless you.
the said Robert Howe and Wake Hubble shall per
sonally be and appear before the said circuit court
Of Alexander county on the first day Of the neat
term thereof TO be holden At the court house In the
city Of Cairo, in said county, on the frat Mondsy
Of September, A ID. 1871, and plead. answer o.
demur to the said complainsnt's bill Of complaint,
the same and the matters and things thersin charged
ane stated, will be taken as confessed, asd ~
cree entered against you according to ne pnye,
| said bill. JOHN A. kSkS -. S!ek.
MuLKsY, LlxEoAn 4 LANeDsN, Ce@Rlai.s.fa
solicitsrs, Cairo, Ills, July lsh. A. D.l0I
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PURELY VEGETABLE

containing those southern roots and herbs Mn l.
M all wise providence has placed in connuies
where Liver Diseases prev Ill. II VIII cure all
diseases caused Ivy arrangement % the Ever
and bowels.
The symptoms Of Liver COMPETENT are 4 lIt-
ter or bad taste in the mouth Pain IN tie bach
sides or Joints, Often mistaken for rheunA'
tim; sour stomach loss Of appetite, bowels
alternately cOstlye and las, headache. loss 81
mem ~, wit a painful sensation al has ng
failed 10 do something which ought u nave
b,en me, debility, low spirits, ihicE yH!-
low appearance of the skin and eyes, dry
cough often mistAk Il for consumption,
Sometimes many Of these 81 mptOns attend
the disease, NJ others very few but the liver, the
largest organ in the bCdg, II generally the seat
Of diseases and If not regulated In time, great
suffering, wretchednesa and DEATH will en-.
suc.
can recommend a. an etlcaclOus remedy for
disease Of the Liver Heartburn and Dyspepsia,
simmons Liver Regcator LEws WrYDEa
llLt Master street, Assistant Postmaster, Phil
adelphla
ave have tested IT, virtues, pefsOnaliy and
n oV that for 10y spepsi hli0u-ues~ and
lhrobbing Headache il Is the hes medicine the
world ever saw, We have tried forty other
Remedies before Simmons Liver Regulator
but none Of them gave ~ more Than temporary
relief; but the Regulator not only relieved
hat cured us '-ED IILiGEArr Ayp MrssrS-
DER, Macon, ia.
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Progress of the southern Trans
continental Line.

The nnual report OF the Texas and
Pacific Railroad, Just made to the stock.
holders, shows that one hundred and ten
miles OF road have been completed du.
ring the past year, making four hundred
and eighty mile. in all, and that the line
has earned a considerable sum over run.
ming expenses.
On the other end of the line work is
going on even more rapidly. Trains are
now running regularly from San Fran
cisco to Fort Yuma, and one hundred
and sixty miles are under contract In
Arizona, to be finished by the lst Of
January. This will bring the western
end of the great Southern Transcontn.
entail line to about the longitude OF
Tucson, and within four hundred AID
forty miles OF FL Paso.
1t is asserted that the Southern Pa
ciic company Of California mean to push
the western end az fast as they can get
contractors to work, and the managers
of that road express the intention to do
the work without asking Tor subsidy,
and will connect with the eastern and
wherever they may meet that. IL
would seem from this that the talk about
the necessity of n subsidy grant is all
moonshine, and that the South will have
Its own transcontinental line completed
without governmental aid, except the
land grant already voted. This is tcrtu.
nate, for both parties are everywhere
putting ant-subsidy planks in their plat
forms, and congress will not be disposed,
in the face OF these resolutions by both
sides, to grant aid in money or indorse-
ment OF bonds. Luckily there will be
no occasion to do so. The road will be
built without such aid.
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Ghe Bulletin.
THE LATE STRIKE.
wise, Just ana Gtn
rrOus Dealing.

tfOus Dtatihs
St Louis Church News for August,
The one social feature Of the mouth
has been the extraordinary revolt ol
laboreis against tho July reduction OF
wages, which had followed several other
cuttings. Evidently only widespread
distress could have occlsioncd such an
extended revolt. The railroad strikers
bore themselves with great moderation,
and refralncd from piundcr, and indeed
in many places guarded the detained
freight. The occasion was. however,
made use OF by the roughs, who not
merely destroyed property, but drove of
from their work many who were content
with their wages.
We have been very busy learning some
new lessons; Of the unity OF Ill interests.
and the cXtcnttO which the prosperity Of
the country is dependent on the daily
industry and regularity OF the laboria.
men; Of the utter inadequaCy and Grimm
al iriegularity and delays in payments TO
men In many cases; OF the wide prcva-
lencc Of the most avOwel leyelng,
communistic principles; OF the mighty
iorco OF the law-asserting and maintain
Ing power when once it Is aroused and
called forth; OF the respect and awe had
Dranything which represents the majesty
OF government: of the utter necessity
and economy ultimately OF fair dealing
from the highest to The lowest.
All persons have Il right TO quit work
when there il no contract and the wages
are unsatisfactory: but no one has right
10 prevent Others from working al rates
which suit them. Raiiioad have no
right 10 do business at rates which leave
only starving wage' for their employees.
Stock which has been wateIed and in
creased until il represents tour times the
actual cost and value Of the road cannot
expect to have dividends paid on what
really cost tie owner little or nothing.
Wage! should not be kept more than a
month behind Before IL il determined
that reduction OF wages j. necessary,
there ought to De close inspection as to
whether III" swelling magnihcance 81 the
general Offices and central expenses
cannot be abridged As railroads are
emulous 10 promote the comfort OF
the passengers, there il much cause for
them 70 study the means by which the
safety and comfort of brakcmcn and
others could be increased. The needless
killing OF thgse men so often
recorded, cries 70 the directors
Tor speedy redress Fathiuness
among the employees ought to be recog.
nized by permanency Of employment,
sure promotion, and pension, for those
who are disabled.
The interests imreriled, the spectacle
OF a country TOR three days trembling on
the edge of utter anarchy, aud a reycl OF
destruction and bloodshed, show that
there is need here for ripe craftsmanship
70 avert any recurrence OF this loss and
alarm. The stern insisting on order
first gives place now to the need OF wise
and generous, and just dealing out OF
Christian equality.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Public notice ls hereby given that by vlrIue
ola decree Of the county court Of the county
Of Alexander in the state Of Illinois
rendered ut the June term OF said
court, III, upon the application of the
undersigned, to sell the real property of the
cstats of Louis NassannO, deceased TO pay the
debts Of the same |, Harmon H. Black admin
istratOr de bonis non Of the estate OfLouis Mas
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Dated August 7th leI7,
HARMON " BLACK,
Administrator de bOnis non OF the estate
Louis Nassanno da
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This unriyaled southern Remedy Il Wai
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

Consumption, that scourge OF humanity, is
the great dread OF the human family, in all civil
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feel confident that am in possession Of the
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he profession tor he speedy. positive cure Of
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CAIRO ILLINOIS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST %, 1877
ASK the rtyov.ToI

ASK the rtyov.Jol
dyspepti's, hllu,t'
sufferer, victims ~
fever and asns The
lnecurisl dIseassips
tient, how they lecoN
cred health, cheerful
pirits, and good sp
petite; hey will tel!
you by tai ing SIN
mons LIVER Regl
latOT.
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.

fCAE BULLETIN Is published every morning
except Monday In the Bulletin Building, COZ
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faithful carriers at Twenty-Five Cents Week
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Enup, six months. o. three months, 50; one
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SICK HEADACHE

THIS distressing Hfillc,ion occurs most irc-
qusntiy. lhc disturbance Of the stomach,
arising from imperlectly di2est+d contents,
causes severe pain ia n head. accompanied
with d-agreeAb,. uausea, and this constitutes
what is popularity known rs SICK HeldacHr. For
prompt relief
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CAIRO CITY uUAL COMPANY.

ONCE on wharlbo foot CT Sixth st.
Office of Halliday Brothers, opposite Il
Charles hotel.
Egyptian mill' Twentieth st.
Coal dump, DOT Of Thirty eighth St., or
Post Office drawer 800.
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BAD BREATH

Nothing is so UNPLEASANT nothing go common
81 bad breath and in nearly every case II comes
from the stomach, and can be 80 easily correct
ed If you v Ill take simmons Liver Regulator
DO not neglect 80 sure remedy for tails Ic-
puleiye d. order. II viii elst improve yuHI
A-L.-lL.a- nrunlnA lnn u--l {. Lnnr III uDn-LL
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Scribner's Monthly
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TED MAGAZINE.

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We do not see what worlds are left to it 10
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Foreign Travel
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Of My Window at Moscow" by Eugene
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