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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-11-18

work and In the course OF An hour had hls
man. He had on his person considerable
plug tobacco, cigars and u silver watch
What the charge against him was the
dispatch did not say. lie is now In jail.
Tho topic Of debate on Tuesday night
at the residence OF Jn0. z. Hartman by
the Excelsior Social and Literary Society
let: "ls conscience correct moral guide
In all cases. Messrs. Pennebaker and
Rupert In the affirmative snd Messrs.
Davidson and Greer In the negative. AT.
ter the debate Geo. Fisher will make q
short defamation and the usual music,
essay reading, ETC., will be the order of
the evening.
Our friend Jackson, OF the firm OF
5tratten & Bird, has recently been to Wen.
na, and can tell you to nickle just
what 1t costs to shoot at a bird within the
corporate limits OF that town. The fol-
lowing from the johnson county Journal
is proof that Jackson is posted:
Several months ago Mr.. j. II. Jackson,
representative Of the firm of Stratton &
Bird, Cairo, Illinois, while In Vienna,
shot at q bird in the inhabited part Of
town, but made his exit before he was ar.
rested. On yesterday morning he put
In his first appearance since the shooting.
He was arrested and fined three dollars
and trimmings. We considered II dear
luxury, but Mr.. Jackson complained be-
cause IL was not more.
DIR. Reynolds, accompanied by Rev.
MIR. George and others Of this city, visit
ed Villa Ridge on Friday evening,
where the doctor had an engagement to
deliver q lecture. After the lecture, which
was characteristic OF the doctor, reform
club was organized. Fifty men
and one hundred ladies and children
signed the pledge. The mems club was
organized by the election of DIR. Mott as
president; Samuel Kennedy, vlce-presl-
dent; Samuel Sawyer, secretary. and MIR.
Minich, it,, treasurer. A mass conven-
ton Ia to be held at the hall In Villa
Ridge this afternoon tor the purpose OF
electing the rest of the officers OF the
cub.
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Interlnitssns rover

Ia 80 common in the country as scarcely
to need comment. The causes which
produce 1t are such a. cold, irregular
living, over exertIon, low spirits, night
air, exposure to miasmatic exhalations,
&C. In large cities where edge tools
and agricultural implements are manu-.
featured, the grinder protects his lungs
from the injurious effects Of the dust
nying on the grIndstone BY wearing .
respirator, The coal miner ere h, &c,
seconds the shaft provides himself with
safety lamp to guard against fre-damp.
Now 1t Is equally necessary 10. those
who are brought In contact with any Of
the causes leading to intermittent fever,
to provide themselves with that well
known and highly esteemed remedy
against IL, the homo stomach bitters.
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SIR:-While was never intoxicated in
my lie, neither do ever expect to be;
and am as anxious as any one dare be,
to have all quit their evil practices Of all
kinds and lead sober lives, ever controls
ing their troubled spirits, yet desire to
ask you few plain questions:
If you are trying to carry on this great
reform movement under God, would il
not be better to show in
your expressions before the people
that you have the spirit, which Christ Is
represented as having, even towards the
Devil! "Dld you eyer know" you say. 81
order the best suit of clothes that can be
made, and 1t anybody don't believe 1t
come up and feel OF this coat" or the
best dressed man in the community hav.
ing the worst reputatlon' or does clothes
make the mani Is q linen collar instead
Of q paper collar around mans neck any
indication OF more brains, or more power
to control ones sell? Does not charity
cover multitude Of sins-even charity
towards the worst rum seller in the
land?
have always tried to teach my child>
rem both by precept and example to gov.
ern themselves; not to lay chips on their
shoulders, and dare others to knock
them off, Not even to the piece of rib,
bon in their button hole and then say,
iii any man dare to take that out will
give him six seconds to make his peace
with Almighty God" trust you will
have the best Of success In your efforts to
reform others, but ~ you 70 over the
vast Prairie State inculcate spirit of self
government Of all the human passions.
A MEMBER OF THE CLUB.
CAIRO, Nov. II, 1877.
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Home Again.

Ed. BraxtOn has returned to his old
stand in the Reiser building, where he Is
better prepared than ever to ascommo-
date his patrons and the public who
may favor him with call. He has gone
to considerable expense In fitting up 4
couple of nicely furnished rooms, which
he has provided with all the latest I'M
provements and conveniences. He EN-.
ploys only first class wOrkmen and those
who patronize him will have their wants
attended to In style and will receive
courteous treatment. {
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Vim. EiehhOff, Dealer I'm and Manu-
faCturer OF Furniture.

Vim. EiehhOff, Dealer I'm and Manu-
facturer OF Furniture.
Offers special inducements In Dressing
Cases and Parlor Suits. Also in all vari.
tiles of Furniture, such as Folding. Camp,
Cane, Wood Seat. Rockers and chairs (;
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Looking Glasses,
Mattresses, and all other articles offurni-
ture Manageable. The bloody chasm of
bottom prices has been reached, and MIR.
EichhGff now stands ready to meet the
reasonable requirements Of the closest
buyers, either OF large or small quaint
ties, and satisfaction guaranteed. Po>
likeness and courteous treatment assured
all wishing to examine goods. invite
all persons to come and look at my stock
and obtain my prices. Factory and sales
room corner of Seventeenth street and
Washington avenue. l7-lm
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Cha'. Phiferling has on tap and b
daily In receipt OF fresh PIlsener beer Of
the rarest quality; also Q. Windish, Null.
hauser b Bros. Clnolnnati'beer which b
acknowledge to excel I'll others. Pti6er-
ling extends cordial invitation 10 al bic
friends, l1.l7-lw.
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NotlO0,

Il The largest and most complete assort-
lnent OF Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Back
Braces, Abdominal Supporters, Uterine
Supporters, Rubber Urinals. etc., ETC., to
be found In Southern Illinois at much
less than usual prices. q Phcenix Drug
Store, corner 18th street and Commercial
avenue. Gsf
w orc, y. o'HARA' 5
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strictly Chsies. Yansy natter.

VIII receive to-day q consignment Of
"Ruston1" gilt edge buttar. All seleo-
lions in caddies and tubs, l70a2c. not.
VIII receive regularly and promptly
hereafter. Each package warranted.
Call and be convinced,
.. z. WILSON,
1t IS Ohio Leyee.
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Attention Rourl,s

A special meeting Of this company
will be held Monday cvenlng, Nov. 10Th.
Every member is requested to be present
a. business Of importance will be trans,
acted. Z. X. WOODWARD. PreNt.
HARRY ScHUH, Secretary. ll.ls.lt,
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weed working Machinery Fer oale
One Palmer and Watcher, ono Heading
palmer, one Surfacsr and ono 0lgMw
machine. for whleh Will lake lumber Ia
payment. For terms apply to
2Aiw JAlns BELL, Ullin, Iils.
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French quarter striking clocks,
Ithlca calender. Seth Thomas, Automa>
ton and Muslcal clocks ct greatly reduced
prices, 1t Edward A. Ruder's, corner
Eighth street and Waahiuton avenue.
81, la IL -l2--lW
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AFEw OF THE PRICES AT
PETTIS & BIRDS,
18th AND WASHINGTON AVE.

And all other goods very cheap.
Also, just received, q choice lot OF Pure
Spices, Mustard, English Table Sauce
and Pickles.
Call and see lis. 24.Gt
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All ways. the Cheapest
OLD RELIABLE HOUSE,
bonn ANDCOMMERCIAL AVE.

Our stock being the largest assorted
stuck In the city enables US to sell very
low. Remember, families needing goods
had better walk few squares and thus
save money, tor money sayed is better
then made.
Goods delivered to all parts OF the city.
NEW YORK STORE.
Also lust in-Mince Meat, Apples. APP.
pie Butter, B. W. Flour, Pigs Feet,
etc. ll>lS-3t
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ColsaNc OUT At COST

Mrs. c. Mclean desires to announce to
the public that she has determined to
Gloss out her large'and elegantly assorted
scock OF MILLINERY GOODS. inclu-
ding Ladies' FURNISHING GOODS Of
nearly every description. UNDER
WEAR, HOSIERY, ETC., with q very
large assortment Of Ladies', Misses and
Chlldrsn's SHOES, all Of which must be
sold within the next
THIRTY DAYS
AtCost. Now Is tue time tor ladies to
buy Hats, and everything else In the
Millinery line.
~A old bills must be settled at
once. or they will be put out for col
lection.
MRS. c. MCLEAN.
N0y. 10th, 1877.
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SUNDAY. November Is. 1877.
nso. Paultne n. Pillsbury. Electric
ian,

nse. Paultne u. Pillsbury, Electric
Ian.
With indicated baths, would invite the
,aitsation OF the sick, and those suffering
.wlth chronic diseases, nervous debility
exhaustion OF vital power, neuralgia,
paralysis, female complaints, catarrh add
al impurities Of the blood. Her system
Of treatment Is pleasant and soothing.
no shocks are given; she has been very
successful for number Of years, and
abe does not hesitate to warrant cure.
where thsre is any constitution to build
,npOn.
"a Having engaged the bathrooms Of DR..
AFTER on Tenth street, between Washing
,tOn avenue and Walnut street, where
xhe will 1t all times take great pleasure
IN attendance on patients. Nov. 7-lm
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WE STILL,
HOLD TIL ORT'
mandsd y o neght goods and we'll
uneS rom St as ceS Of ,.ssSs
rip - e A0' 0Ao 'sosu-no
' anu oomsAry 'un Tor time eternity Everything oil happiness,
Look At Our, Besiegers

Led on by ancient fraud
H H nu N ten Cheap good. the Kings
open and buttons
o net and
Comply empty aud renshg the
been gained but ssrte counted bfsvs
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Lilly white

Family flour warranted at the New
York store for 81 30 per barrel. ll.lS.st
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II Yards!!!

c. c, Canton flannel for 81 90 at the
New York store. Prints, &c. and &c. per
yard. l1>l8>3t.
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Just received z, 900 lbS. " Hams. which
we oiier u tine The rstailtzads for 10 esnss
per ID. (Sv NEW Yoax SToRs.
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price, $3.50 ''' '~eA''
intend andl nj die in the "Fort"
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Wna EiehhO6

Still presldes at the corner OF Seven-
teeth street and washington avenue,
and has as usual fine variety Of dress
Ing cases and parlor suits and calls spe.
clal attention 10 hts hns lot Of camp and
toldlag chairs. ssifnx g
Come, look, buy, pay and then fall to
the rear to make room tor the next GUS
toner. lm'
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Batter! Buttet!
A choice lot Just received 10 small and
large packages. II. LEIGHTON,
N "a Ohio Levce.
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"A few plata words to the Public, who
are interested whom making their pur-
ehssss for the Fall and Winter, espec.
Tally Of Boots and Shoes, that they OBJ
tain thsir moneys worth" This they
are entitled 70, no more nor less, and the
inquiry with them 10, "whers can we
trade most enthusiastically" This may be
answered at a. Blacks, the City Shoe
store, l4o. Commercial avenue for the
following reasons
lst. They have the largest assortment
and stock In Southern Illinois, which
il ample to meet the wants Of every one.
"a. They bay only RON manufactures,
and - jobbsrs thereby obtaining the
very first figures.
Sd. That. although. they purchase lar.
ger. and eject the largest business in
Southern Illinois. they manage to do 10
at comparatively small expense-hav.
ing NO outside employees or runners to
assist them and are content with mod
crate profits.
They therefore offer to the public and
yatrsns generally the opportunity these
advantages afford them Of purchasing
their boots and shoes during the fall and
winter by the single pair at the sam
price the same goods are sold NJ
wholesale, snd ~ least 10 per cent
1sss than can 10 sold ~ any other
,heuss an the city. We assert thas We
ere abne 70 Do this, and - We sre anx'
isus - sell goeds for she united
hsaens 81 ourselves md public We
A9sr shsa atths sasne extraordinary
Ten sstes. Furthermore, We Will du-
plisass any sssds offered at any 9th.
or house IN this city Or vicinity NJ 10
pss. esns LESS shsn slasy sell them at.
An ear departments are complete,
ard eonsass Of fresh. seasonsble and
stylish goeas. The specialttes In
Ane geeos kept emily ~ 10 are offered
- great haeceiAs. Including large
line: Of gentlsmen's ladies' and boys
silk ,smbreidsred slippers for the
h0llldays. ia
A. BLACKS CITY SHOE STORE,
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The Lord tells believe who can
us "-~ ~
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nicati0D, and we make thls c0rrecn0n IN
Justice to MIR. Walker.
ALI the highest grades OF Watches, at
Edward A. Buder's corner OF 9Th street
and Washington avenue. His stock is
complete, and composed Of gold and silver
cases, stem and key winders, American,
Swiss and English manufacture, and will
furnish ut the very lowest possible fig
ures. Compare his prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere. 1lsll.lw
Children cry for Pitchers CaStoria.
II is as pleasant to take as honey. 1t
contains no morphine or other deleter-
lows Ingredient, and Is sure to expel
worms, cure wind collie, regulate the
bowels and stomach, aud overcome irri-
tation caused by rash or cutting teeth.
Mothers can rest, and children enjoy
health, who use Castorla. 1t is harm
less, it Is certainly speedy, and It Is
cheap. Il.ll.l3w
The Centaur Llulments are the great
est remedies ever discovered for all flesh,
bone and muscle allments-bites, bruises,
swellings, burns, rheumatism. stiff joints,
etc. What the White Liniment does for
the human family, the Yellow Liniment
does tor horses and animals. They arc
cheap, they are convenient, and they arc
certain In their effects. ll'll.l3w
Chief Of Police After on Friday re-
celyed . dispatch from the sheriff Of
johnson county, giving . description
and asking the arrest Of Q certain John
Phelps. Mr.. AFTER Immediately Get to
The daily gazette., 1877-06-26
SERVIANS AND GREEKS.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 25.-The Turk
ish agent in Belgrade has reported that
Servia is seriously preparing for war,
and that open hostilities may be look ed
for as soon as the main Russian army
crosses the Danube. Notwithstanding
the fact that Russia has discouraged
Servia from joining in the struggle, the
people of the Principality know tnat the
present is the best opportunity they will
ever have to strike for freedom, and are
naturally anxious to obliterate the bad
effect of their rather inglorious defeat
last year. Advices from Salonica report
the discovery of conspiracy among the
Greeks in that city. Several arrests
have been made, among the prisoners
being some professors and many stu
dents, and on the persons of some of
them documents of very compromising
nature were found. For some time past
it has been known that an active revo-
lutionary propal anda was being carried
on among the Greek subjects of the Sui
tan, and an insurrectionary outbreak in
Epirus and Thessaly may be looked for
as soon as the Russians gain decisive
victory in Bulgaria.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-26
Found In IA Safe Place,

Adolph Girndt, the German banker
who disappeared about ten years ago,
leaving numerous creditors in New York
among the poorer classes of people OF
foreign birth, whose property to the ex-
tent of $4,000 he had misappropriated.
was arrested in that city on Friday night
He was found by the police in refrlger-
ator in the basement of his dwelling. A.
thorough search of the premises was
made, but no trace of the banker could
be found until a refrigerator in one cor
ner of the cellar was examined. Upon
raising the lid it was discovered that a
man was within. In an instant knife
flashed in the hand of the occupant, but
a revolver placed at his head by the SER
geant quieted him, and he was taken up
stairs, where his former customer. Mr..
Hickman, exclaimed ON seeing him:
"That eis Girndt All! you scoundrel."
Amid the tears of the wife and children
the defauting banker was taken to the
police station, where he was locked up
to await examination.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-26
THE TROOPS OF THE CZAR
THE EMPEROR AND SUITE RIDING UP
AND DOWN A LINE OF $1,000 MEN.
Count MOltka Writes.

THE EMPEROR AND SUITE RIDING UP
AND DOWN LINE OF $1,000 MEN
J Count M Moltke Writes:
Inc RUSSIAN peasants are extremely
good-natured and peaceable, One never
sees the people fighting or wrestling.
They have no bull fights or cock fights.
But their feeling for their superiors
makes them, much against their inclina-
tlon, the most obedient and devoted of
| soldiers During the flood in st. Peters
Durg Sentrles were drowned because they
mad not been discharged from their posts.
AS the Winter Palace was burning, q
priest rescued the sacred vessels from the
chapel. In the corridor he found a sen.
tinel, and told him the danger of remain
ing longer at his post" Prikassr' (Or-
dersj said the man; received absolution,
and was burnt.
The Emperor rode down the whole
front of the camp, one (German) mile
ana half. The soldiers-seventy-fou
battalions of 800 men-about SO, ,OOOin ali.
unmixed, old, bearded dark brown faces,
STOOD, without arms, with caps up. lifted.
L VIII say nothing of the deafening
"hurrahs," which lasted for two hours,
except that one might see in these beard
ed faces with what joy they greeted their
The Emperor spoke to several of them,
and they answered their "btuschka"
(their father without any emDaIrass-
ment.
The troops were drawn up in six lines,
and the Emperor rode wit i his enormous
suite along the whole front. At the
march past there were 10000 men-in-
fantry, cavalry, and artillery-the guard
corps and one division of the grenadier
corps. If these troops had been set out
In line they would have covered a [Ger-
manl mile in length. # II l could
not have believed it possible that, after
their long marches, the troops could
have turned out in such perfect order.
we rode into the camp of the infantry
and foot artillery, town, of fifty thou
sand Inhabitants, under canvass, with
broad, regular streets, ON a treeless pla1n.
IL Is well suited for its purpose. -Four.
teen of these military monks sleep in one
cell; they lie on wooden beds, with a
little straw. and cover themselves with
their long gray cloaks. The knapsack is
their pillow, and their arms stand in the
middle of the tent, which is surrounded
by little wall of earth II The
food was very good; each man has three
pounds of good black bread day, bake d
by the companies themselves, and half a
pound of meat Sauerkaut soup and
buckwheat groats are their favorite lux
uries. Dinner is eaten in the open air
in companies, planks being used for
forms and tables, weather not being
taken into consideration. When asked,
the men answered loudly and all togeth-
er, like battalion salvo, that they were
doing very well. But they are very Quiet
no singing or joking as among our
men.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-26
Military Rewards in Italy.
From The Cincinnati Commercial.

One of the most serious membranes
upon the industries of Italy, as it is in
all other European countries, is its great
standing army. which numbers about
of the private soldiers something almost
past belief in its littleness, that Of the in
fantry being but two cents, while cayal-
ry and artillery receive but three cents
each per day for the service. The sala-
ries of officers, both military and civil,
are not moderate in their dimensions
that of the King, as heading the list, be-
ing sixteen and a half million francs. or
about three and one-third million dol
lars per annum.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-26

turns, though thanks to an abnormally
low death-total they show fair ex cess of
births, cannot be considered satisfactory
by those who believe that the position of
France can only be maintained by some
thing more than the mere maintenance
OF her standard of population, or an al
most imperceptibie rate of increase. Po-
litically the whole subject may be sum-
med up in the epigrammatic phrase of M.
Leroy-Beaulieu: :'The universe is becom-
ing either Anglo-Saxon or Russian, and
this it is that affiicts and alarms u.s."
The daily gazette., 1877-06-26
The University of yirg,n..

CHARLoTTEsvILLE, VA, June 24-The
fifty-third commencement of the uni
versity Of Virginia began tonight. Rev.
J. A. Broadus. d. D., of the Union theo-
logical seminary S. c., delivered the bac-
calaureate sermon. The hall was crowd
ed and the sermon, from the text "For
to me to live is Christ" was a mastery
effort.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-26
Gir0he-GirOha.

The violinist draws his bow.
The harper touches string.
And from the narrow court below
Sweet music takes its wing.
A merry tune, a gay refrain,
A song of youth and love:
Yet IN my heart there comes q pain,
And tears begin to move.
1t Is the tune her fingers played,
Far in the days gone by,
IL seems to me 1t cannot fade
From memory till die. A,P
The daily gazette., 1877-06-26

It is rather Shock to preconceived no.
tions to find that, despite the number of
Legitimate unions annually contracted
in Paris and the great cities, people mar
ry more in France than they do in Eng
land. There were recorded in France in
1874, 303,1 marriages, in population
of So, 1929 in 1875 there Were reported
in Great Britain and Ireland 25l ,160, in n
population of 80, ,749 ,167. In other words,
France, in round figures, had 20 per cent
more marriages out of only 10 per cent.
more of population.
On the whole, the latest French re-
The daily gazette., 1877-06-26
French Vital Statistics.

A letter published not long ago by
M. Leonce de Lavergne. well-known
member of the French Senate, on the
subject of the depopulati0n OF the
country, excited no little interest and
anxiety among French economists. s.
M. de Lavergne took the statistics of
births and deaths for the two Years
1879 s1d,lS7a. % soiiG@A:
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Company, has received orders to refuse
all perishable freight destined for Baiti-
more, and dispatch was received ~
him from that place to the effect that n
driver Of the company had been Killed
by the mob.
Mr.. Brent Arnold. of the Louisville
Short-line Road, Informed a STAR rep
resen.ative to day, that there is not ths
least intimation of trouble on his read.
That the employees OF the line have been
getting more pay per diem than those
on other roads, AMI that the cut was %
make the compensation agree with the
prices ruling elsewhe
Mr.. Arnold regarded the staten 1uts
made by some OF the city press that u
strike was imminent in cOnsequ 4nes OF
the proposed reduction as uIwar-
ranted, and well calculated 10 breed
mischief where none was otherwise
likely to occur.
THE CINCINNATI MILITARY TO TIM
FRONT.
Col. G. b. Hunt has just received
a telegram from the Governor request
ing four companies of the FIRST Regi-
ment Ohio National Guards to leave On
the A O'Clock special train for the seat OF
the riot, at Newark. Company A. tha
Wayne Guards; Company b. the Lyiie
Greys; Company e. the Harrison Light
Guard, and Company f. the tegers.