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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16

The Metropolis Democrat says that Dem,
ocrats Of Mssssc county are 20 exaspersted
at the course pursued by Hon, William
IIsrtzell, in reference to the candidacy OF
Judge Allen, tina. an indignation meeting
is among the probabilities of the early tu-
ture. The Democrat charges that Mr.. II.
declined to mention Mr. Aliens name dur
ing the entire canvass and more than init
mates that he secretly rejoicet over Mr, Al
LENS defeat We sincerely hope that the
Democrats will not be guilty of the rash
ness contemplated While smsrting with
the sting Of Aliens defeat, they might have
miscons,rued the part Mr.. II. took in the
canvass. We had no opportunity of obs.rv-
ny his work; bu, in the convention that
nominal ed Mr. Allen he bore the part of a
Democrat who placed the success Of the
tarty far above any individual aims Of his
own. But in say event it is best for our Mas.
sac county friends to go slow A sober
second thought may give matters better
eooring.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16
THE NEXT CONGRESS.

The forty -sixth congress will be Demo.
cratic in both its branches. In the Senate
the Democrats will have forty-threc mem.
beers, if we include David Davis. The
strength of the Republican party will be
represented in thirty-thrcc members
Hence, leaving the nondescript Davis en-
tirely out of the question, the Democrats
will have a majority Of nine, which for all
political as well as practical purposes, is
more desirable than majority of fifty.
In the House the Democrats will have a
small majority over all the representatives
OF the other parties combined. Including
the Greenbackers of Democratic antece.
dents and proclivities, the majority will be
thirty-onc, leaving California, whose election
comes off in April, and whose delegation OF
four will probably be equally divided
wholly out of the question,
Thus il is seen that the Democrats will
have a clear majority in both houses. They
have not had control of both houses before
since 1857. The intervening twenty one
years were marked by astounding events
by war, by an epidemic of hate and blood.
shed the overthrow Of slavery, and the estab
hshment or the status of the former slave
on a political footing with his former mas.
ter. The bloody, turbulent interval has
left its lessons and warnings for the
Democratic party, and the wisdom with
which il studies the one, aud heeds the
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16

other, will determine the duration of i
present asscndancy, For the wrongs tla
country has suffered, or the glory it lbs
achieved, since the retirement of Jane
Buchanan from the presidential chair thu
Democratic party can neither be praiset
nor blamed. But now that it is again in
vested with the law-making power, it viii
make It's record for the future by tn
manner in which it employs that power
The present is its opportunity. If it il
governed by wisdom, moderation and
manifest purpose to do right, the people
will sustain it; otherwise they will agai1
consign it to the obscurity and helplessness
from which it has emerged
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16
WASHINGTON LETTER.
WASHINGTON, Nov. IA, IS

NAShlNtloN, ANVN. II, 100
1t is an interesting fact that Gen1 Quincy
A. Gilmore, who was put in command of
the forces sent during the war to batter
down the defences of Charleston, to destroy
her harbor, and to bring her population to
terms, is now engaged in the more agreea.
bic duty of clearing out the harbor,
strengthening the Notifications, and captur-
Ing the hearts Of the people. Meantime
the politicians who knew nothing of war
save as they read of it in newspapers or
heard of it from their substitutes, have
commenced campaign of hate and SLAM
der against the South. 1t would be better
for them and for us if they were engaged
as the gallant Gilmore is, in repairing the
waste and destruction of war, and removing
the i'll feeling which it necessarily engen-
dcrcd
The best figures at hand give to Democrats
n clear ma.oh,y in the next House of repre-
sentatives- 1t is yet uncertain how this or
that Grecnbackcr will vote but after max
ing allowances there il no doubt of the cleo.
ton OF u Democratic Speaker, probably Mr..
Randall, and of Democratic majority on
most party questions.
That is rather gratifying dispatch
which announces that ull the speciul
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16

The AIMS of the Republican party arc
vt out in the declaration that it has al.
ways ben for Capitalization, protection OF
classes, and the enrichment Of rings and
monopolies These so-called "principles'
embody the whole creed of the Republican
party. On the other hand, the Democratic
party has always opposed such pernicious
principles, and has stood out bravely
against the grinding expressions fostercd
by the Republican idea The Republican
leaders, from Hayes down, have only re-
Gently, when their organization was almost
dead, seized upon the great Democratic
principle Of hard money, and are to-day pre-
tending to be sparty Of hard money.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16

ALMOST everybody would like to be u
mind reader hut would be unwilling
to have the same power bestowed ON
everybody else, Very few Of us would oh.
.lect to perusal OF the tablets of somebody
clse's memory, but would stoutly resist the
reading OF our own tablets by other people
There are, among the best of us. Ger.
tain little DISCUSSES we put on to make
things smoothe and agreeable, compli
ments we pay that are earnest on the lips
but hollow in the heart statements we make
that we wouldn't swear to- and thoughts
we entertain that We would shrink from ex-
pressing. If everybody who me, us on the
street could read us through, "a, sight some
body might feel the application of some
body else's boot toe We would be com
PEELED to change our mode Of thinking. or
he in almost constant "hot water" We all
know this, yet il some genius should invent
acheap mind-reading apparatus, aud pu, /,
on sale, where IL the man or woman whose
curiosity would not drive him or her int,
the purchase Of one. Everybody would b,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16
OFFICERS:
BOARD or MANIAC Frs

J, j GORDON Physician. ...............Ca Cairo, III.
Mrs, =, A, TAYLOR, Superintendent Of
Schools, Alexander County. " "
Mrs Il. &. FORD, Variety Bracket Store,
j. A. GOLDSTlNE, OF Goldstine Il Ro.
senwater, Wholesale and Retail Dealers
In staple aud Fancy Dry Goods ,....,
ThstcwOod, Commission Merchants,
Cotton and Tobacco Factors .,.......
s, u, AYERS, of Ayers \ Co., Commits.
sion Merchants. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
THOMAS LEWIS, Insurance Manager
and Attorney at Law.,..,.,..,,.,,.. d"
WIN STRATrON, of Stplton 4 Bird,
Wholesale GrocerH. Observation-Disclosures.
GEO. NJ, ALDEN, Commission Mrr.
chant, IL Ohio Leyccn ,..u...........n
JAS, =. REARDEN, Agent Mississippi
Valley Transportation Company n...,, "
HARR lSON HOuPT, Matchmaker and
cHAs. K siT;u,XiiRr Wholesale and Re
tail Dry Goods and Notions. .........
EDWARD A. BUDER, Manufacturing
Jewelcr and Wholesale Dealer Ia
Matchmaker Tools and Materials. "
Edwin \. RGNEw Proprietor ~
Charles Hotel ,.......,..,,... d"
HAzEN LEIGHTON, Commission llcr
Dr.. EDWARD il. R0E.. i, s Marshal
southern District Illinois .,u.. Springfield Ills
Mrs. y, A, AYERS, ,..,.,,......, Villa Ridge, -
DR., II, ). BRIGHAM, Physician indianapolis, Ind
JAS NJ 0ELATT, Real Estate
n; hAvi6 G. WELLS, HS,Sgd hsG4"N IOWA
R uY'i , ' ,: :.s Junction, Tenn
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16

A r.EyyKst ,ppTesiice tell Of Of 4 scat
ford via Pr. Of pain, in each hand. He
vas sA1 UP iasessible but IS he was re.
s1es5 b s'szs3orsasss he murmuyed: Il
-sri 4yAa With fying coloGs, anyhow"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16

A DISTINGUISHED New York philologist
axs isFs1sh persistent inquiry, arrived At
lie a..-c4lssoa That ii some singular social
sc1rllSoa should make that cityS million
o inhabsiSn. mad AZ each other they
-yz8d e-Ese each other ia one hundred and
80 ai1el-zt languages
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16

il is no, too much TO believe, and one of
snr outpoken exchanges asserts it, that
Senator Window of Minnesota, wants seat
IN the cabinet. and to create an opening,
will introduce bill to establish Bureau Of
Industry and Commerce. There is no ne
esasit, for such bureau, as the work of
gathering industrial and commercial stats
tics eau be done by the Treasury Depart
1ent. We have too many bureaus now.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16

" Ii. election this year had been tol
y-rsideEG.l electors as well q. for Con.
.rzSsEBe1 aud State officers, the result would
s.ve b.sa Republican electors, 2l3; Dem
scr4tic electors, i56 That i, ifDemocrats had
Permitted Republicans to have everything
tn-ii or0 way. In 1880 the figures, which
ss'@r lie. will tell quite different story
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16
DEATH OF A DISTINGUISHED IL
LINOISAN.

The people OF Illinois, and especially that
portion of them that claims connection with
the Democratic party, learned Of the death
of Samuel A. Buckmsster with feelings Of
regret and sincere sorrow. lie died at his
home in Upper Alton, on Tuesday, in the
bosom Of his family, and surrounded by
many of his personal friends
Mr. Buckmaster was born in tho vicinity
Of Harper's Ferry, in the year 1917, sud
while yet boy in his teens, he came with
his fathers family to the state Of Illinois.
He was man who possessed, in
Al eminent degree, the elements Of
true greatness He possessed that decision
Of character the moral and physical
courage, and that fidelity to his trusts and
friendships that rendered him copfsssedly
superior man.
The editor of the Alton Democrat knew
him well, and pays 4 glowing tribute to
his memory portion Of which We sub.
stantislly represent. The Democrat more
than intimatss that Mr. Buckmaster s sick
ness and death may be charged 10 the re-
cent vigorous political campaign h: led Is
the democratic candidate for the State SEN
ate, and the defeat he sustained On the day
OF election. Grief and d!ssppoiu tmeat,
added to prostrsted nervous system,
brought on congestion Of the brain, which
put period to his existence.
la 1888 Mr.. Buckmsster became Wsrdeu
and Lessee Of the Southern Illinois Psni.
tertiary, then locared at Alton He held
that position until 1865 when the ipstits-
ton was removed to Joliet, and then retain
ed it in that place until 1867. He was
elected to tho Legislature in 1850 and re-
elected in 1852 He was elected " the
State Senate in 1851, and was member OF
the Constitutional Convention Of 1868 He
was speaker Of the House Of Representa-
tives during the eyentful session Of 1923,
and discharged the duties Of that Office
with a high and fearless regard to justice
and the right.
He was a candidate for the Demo
cratic nomination far Governor in 1860
but was defeated in the Democrat
ic Convention by John X. Eden.
He ran for the state senate in 1872 but was
defeated BY J, II, wager. Ia 1874, he was
beaten for the nomination, by "a bare m.or
ity, by W. H Krone, but Us the true and
consistent Democrat that he was, voted for
the nominee, and never uttered word or pro.
test against the choice. In 1876, he was
nominated and elected as the Democratic
candidate for Representative Of Madison
county aud at the last Democratic county
convention, was chosen rs the candidate for
state senator, He was sacrificed by meA
whose Democracy cannot he spoken Of in
the same day on which we record the mel.
ancholy story of his death. Never was
there man truer to the party Of his choice.
For it he batted nobly and bravely, and
the last effort Of his life, Citing close to
such career, was to perpetuate its ascen-
dehcy. He failed, but that failure does not
dim the lustrc Of his fame, or tarnsh the
glory Of his record. Faithful old hero!
Long shall his memory live green, and
flourish in the memory of those who were
true to him in the last great trial of his
eventful life.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16

friends of Senator Ingalls, of Kansas, who
were nominated for the Legislature with a
view Of returning him to the Y $. Senate,
have been beaten. Ingalls, has all the bit
terness that any Radicals have, without the
brilliant qualities, or the ability or the ami
ability which help to redeem them. He
has not made friends in the Senate or out
Of II, and has less influence even than
Howe, of Wisconsin. The growing State
of Kansas cannot submit TO another six
years of representation by such a man.
She will need IN that time, owing
to her rapid growth in population, wealth
and intelligence, a vast amount Of legisla
ton by the federal congress She needs at
least man who can influence that legisla-
ton, whether he can originate it or not. j
assure the people that ingalls, has not so
far shown capacity to do either
Thursday, the a6th is named by Dr.
Hayes b" Thanksgiving day. Most Of the
governors will probably join 10 the recon-
incubation, and that will give kind Of
validity to the selection their titles oil be-
ing good. II remember rightly, former
severnor Of Maine, has the unique distinc-
ton of having stolen bodily his proclams'
ton suInmoniug the people 10 give thanks
to the Aim ghty. But that was in war
times when many things were passed by
which ought to be condemned il done now
Col. Roberts goes to Brazil totake charge
Of the improvement Of rivers in that coun-
try, He has q salary OF twenty thousand
dollars per year Capt, Esds, Of the Mis-
slssippi jetty improvement, in declining u
PROPOSE! Of the Emperor Of Brazil to assume
control Of this work, of which offer | gave
your readers the earliest notice, recommend
ed Col. Roberts, The work is Of peculiar
ihterest to the people Of this country, in
view OF the fact that Brazilian commerce,
rapidly increasing in its amount, snd great
ly to be facilitated by the projected i'm
proyements, seems likely TO be transferred
in . large measure from England and
Frspce, to the United States.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16

unhappy without one and utterly miserable
in the reflection that everybody else was
equally fortunate. Hence, after all, it is
rather happy circumstance, that there are
good many things which "no fellow can
find ont
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16

A Sav iosk newspaper, which has
gwen The subject much thought saws 1T
"a s;asular fact that in cool weather III.
nIiagiiv o: nen would rather sit in q street
ca sad sAAives. than walk and feel good. "
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16

EAaX AlTAINAsLE ~ TIE RHEUMATIC -
Yes, although they may despair OF relief it
is attsiasbis by rheumatic sufferers, for
there il remedy which carries oil, by
meaDs OF increased activity Of the kidneys
important channels for blood publication
the scrid elem mt to which Psychologists
the most eminent attribute the painful
synptoms-a theory completely borne out
by urinary analysi.. The name OF this
grand depurelt is Hostetter's Bitters, a
preparation likewis. celebrated NJ remedy
for constipation, which causes CONTAINING.
ton OF the blood with the bile--and Ger,
tain means Of relief in dyspepsia, fever and
ague, and nervous ailments. 1t is, perhaps,
the finest tonic sItant, and is highly
recommended as medicinal stimulant by
distinguished physician. and analysis who
pronounce it 10 he eminently pure aud very
beneficial. The press also endorses il
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16

"Tax question will now be asked for two
years, aud will become very important
question in the next presidential election,
whether sixteen mob despoti1ms have any
business to control the Government OF the
United States New York Tribune.
No; tho important question will be
whether party, which, by the candid ad-
mission Of many Of its trusted leaders, dis.
irsnchised seveg4! hundred thousand voters
and stole the presidency, has any right TO
obtrude its rottenness upon the public no.
tice, The Republican party is that party
the same, il you please, which established
sixteen military despotisms in q portion Of
this country, and, Ua party, presented it
self before the world as al organized body
Of plunderers. Courier
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16
THEY ARE THE BEST

Gsptlemeu :-kGeloied you will 6nd s. u. snd |
wish you would seud me suUtbcr dozen Of your
Collins Vo.taic Plssiere by the sbovs Won will
see that eau do something 10 help Others in some
way even IL sm not able 10 be Ny md around
There are number who have tiled your plssters
who had gwen out iltt al pltst.r we're good Tor
beet they have ever tried have got along ,his
winter better thsn have before IN three years
Wish tcuuld have heard VI your plssjcts before
You're. &c, LORETTA N CROSs
EALLsTON SPA Y Y March n lS;b
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16
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The Great Diurctic C0mpOun,

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For Nervous Debility, with all its gloomy stieu
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the whole system becoming strengthened and u
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upon having II, aud take 10 other
PRICE el.00. SIX BOTTLES, $500
For ,sle Nv oil wholessle Druggists % Chicsg
and Medicine Deslets generally.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16

Zach pscksc. Of ssnford's Radical Gore CONAN,
Dr. ssEiords Improved Inhslipg Table, aud NIL
directions for its use 10 ell eases Prcr One Dollar
For sale b. oil wholesale and retail druggists and
dealers throughout the United ststes and Ctnads
WEEKS POTTER, General Agent. aud whole.
sale Druggists, Boston. Maze
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16

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srRENGVHENiNG PLASTER FORMING THE
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16
OFFICIAL PAPER OFT THE CITY AND COUNTY.
esiy hsraing Daily in Southern Illinois
~. Il. Harreli, Editor

BSS BvTLSs NAV we'll rue tie day he
sr4c. h.nis With Kesraey and ComRun,
.sa
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16

BE careful 10 cell for Collins Vo'isic Plaster est
,on yet some worthless Imitation Sold bv oil
Mholesae aud Retail Druggists throughout the
Quilted Stater aud CausdhS. aud by WEEKS 4 POT
TER, PropretOn. Boston Mae
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16

TIVE cure Effected IN my case by SAsToEp's RAD
i WLLCCEl wtssD remarkable tlst II seemed 10
those who had suffered without relief nom spy Of
the utusl remedies that IL could not bs tue ]
therefor made affidavit 10 II before Seth j ThomN
ESQ Justice Of the Peace. Bostop
GEORGE =. DiNShORE Druggist Boston
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16

A FrER ssing two bottles Apd myself psrna
N nentiy cured have since recon- MI nded over
enc ssndrsd soitles with the CREATES, success
NA W ARMSTRONG,
lbs Hsrrisos Az Boston
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16
A MORBID SWELLING.

Gentlemen Il stut for one Of Collins Noltai,
Pas'ers aud II hss been VI great t.nrft In reducing
ssweliing 10 my lefi side that two phYslcirns pro
nonneed Enlargement VI the Spleen and one pro
nounced II an Ovarian IumuF l.. A EiS1EE
CySTBIANiA, lSD. Mach ~ 1871;
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16

Wk have sold sANToBDr RADICAL GUS for near
W ~ one year and cay csndidly that Ne never
sold similar preparation that gave sueh universal
satisfaction We have yet W learn Of the fIs, com
paint, Sd BALDWIN. Washington, lad
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16
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=" RADICAL CURE
FOR G ATAR-RH

i loatheoms disease In oil its VARYING stages. it
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plants, herbs and barks In their essential form free
nom every fbrous contamination, and IN this res.
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short year II has found ts way from the Ataste 10
the Pacific coast, and wherever known has become
the standard remedy for the treatment VI Catarrh
men of national reputation who hayr been cured by
this remedy, and who have, ~ considerable expense
and personal trouble spread the good news through
out the circles In which they move, When You hear
q wealthy gentleman Of intelligence and refinement
say e" owe my life 10 Soniord's Radical Cure" ron
may feel assured that II Is IN article Of great value
and worthy to be osssed among the standard nedi.
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16

hsw recommended II TO quite . nun Der Of nv
i irrnds, oil Of whom have expressed to ne thief,
high estimate VI lie vAre end good effects with them
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16
NEW RICH BLOOD .

Psrsons' Purgstlve Pills make New Rich Bloc
and will completely change the blood 10 The emit
system In three months. Any person who will tal
pill each night nom l 10 IL weeks may be re,tor,
70 soand health, II such q hing be possible Sc
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16

The Most important question for those inune hcI ~ (WHICH con-
PANY Is STRONGESTr
The the which has the NvrsrbI
OF largest Life Insurance Companies the United States, b
alto excluding premium liabilities, the Equitable largest being
The is and the third largest 111!
s'1 official cpo, tile New York Insurance Depart
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16

Night lnes Of solid nonpareil consulate square
Displayed Advertisements will be charged accord.
hs 10 the space occupied at above rates-there be-
Rg twelve lines OF solid type 10 the inch
Ts regular advertisers We Offer superior induCe
meats, both a. 10 rates OF charges aud manner Of
Displaying their isvors
Local notices twenty cent? per line for drst nser
ser; TO cents per line for each subssequen nser-
Hsa.
Com aunlcstou upon subjects of general interest
10 sse pablo are o. oil umes acceptable. Rej-c'rd
nsngscript will not be returned.
L-ttrn end Communications shosld be addressed
'osrs Balle'in, Cairo. Illinois"
JS0. n. 0BERLY. General Manager.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16

SINCE Halliday Brothers established their
great works in st. Johns the Republican
majority of Perry county has run down from
about eight hundred to nothing At the re-
cent election Chance and Hartman carried
the county, a Democratic sheriff and coro-
ncr were elected, and the majority against
Allen was only thirty three votes. We do
not claim that II, 4 Bros have knowingly
and purposcly exercised a political influence
in the county; but their presence there and
the redemption of the county are coinci.
denccs Obvious to everybody.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16

FOLLOWED the directions TO The letter and an
j happy To state have had permanent care.
ID. ". GRAY, n. H., Muscstine, Iowa