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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-12
SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE

D. local and constitutional remedy, and r. applied
- iIc E8'sl passages by nruiiatian thus aaying
ILLUMINATION and pain and al once correcting,
tgaH'ing gnd pnlying secrciions. Internally
h'huttrird, II acts upon tue organs Of circulation,
keeps ,hc kin moist, and neutEliZcr The acid yOs
ON mat hus found IT, way into the stomach aud
ih'h'" INTO the blood TburaC,rcprogrc-.cs IN boih
directions, and 70 dO"r not seem posH iblr for h1ular
Ingenuity 10 dcNtsc more rWional treatment
SURPRISING CURE.
tiNTLEHrS.- About twelve years ago vbic
ii@''.ths "Ih Father kemp's Old Foikr Copccrt
'.Ep.Pg t- tenor singer. took severe cold and
'.' .ald up 90 Newark, y, j. This cold brought on
revere huagS Of taaTh. which ! batiled With
ever known remedy for four week. without avail
quo Ha- finally obliged 20 give up Il most d't irablc
ty'Ilph ana return hone, unable 10 ling note
For 'hrce year Afterwards | wGs unable Is ling at
o. The fret attack 81 CHtarrh had left NY nasal
organ. ard throat 20 sensitive that the li=Prst cold
"p.io bring ouG lIc-f attack lcG'insmc p'p.irotcd.
O. tA,- way ! cout.LUcq 10 slirr The i.t-' attack
TIE .cs"rr-t eyer had, war terrible ! Suffered the
mort cNcrc!a'ing pain IN my head, Wa - hoagse
~ 10 Doe scarcely ahlc to speak. aud oaughcd in
'.--aE'y ] Thought J WA going int quick con-
sumption, ana huuiy believe that lao fhrrc .ymp-
TORI continued wifhOU' relief they WOuN have ruud
tr'- ne az easy victim. When IN Thu condition,
commenced lhc are oi SANIoRbs RADICAL CURE
tua CAr'rHH, very reluctantly. / coLlc-., a. had
tiled nj. 'nc rdr,'t.scd remedies without benefit
o. hr ir-t dosc o! thi- wonderful medicine gave me
iu" gfca'c-t r,ileL u j. hardly p-s-loir ter one
,.40-, head acne. rsc- Uchc. who can scarcely Up.
tga.a'c Distinctly on account Of tI' choking Lcra.
mgIl'ou- IN hi- throat. tu realize hDH much relief
Obtained lrtM the tfst appNca'icu Of SANTDKD'-
RADICAL 'rEf Under it. INFLUENCE. both u'crua.
'Ha '''''n-i, rapidly recovered, aud by an uc,G.
una g'c Of the remedy since, Is. 20 been entirely
Ty from tgGr,h for he int TIM IN twelve year,
Fep".1tl.y your
Gro W HOLBROUk.
TT -uRH. Mas Jan. :. ls.G.
81 plr, hascd the RAm.,I tuEL oi Gpo. II.
r"-"-, y rgE''. klmfo'L Building
Zach .r.rhn.c cor'4lu. Dr. ~aliod- Improved
..ta.ug Tube wiki 'yIl directions iDi nee 10 all
'rs'.. Price $40. FORBADE ny ui Who.,-gle and
',r'.. u'a.glsis throughout u" United States and
,'rlaGs' Webs q po7TEi- General Agent. and
VIZ c'a'' Druggist, Bo.'ou Mo-
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-12
I. \ NJ l. l. ACK.

For anne ana HeGk back, rhegpAs,sm, troubles Of
'to .piu" and kgluoys, Il isGtgG'y wonderful rene
GE Physicians everywhere rccoGi.g IL rrrn. ~
p'fiO'iy 70 other puruas plUstcrr AID 20 al lln.-
meme" II relieves pam a. once hhCNlf,- Qulchcr
iuau Lay known liattr liuimoul OK osLpouuo
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-12

Striking laborers 10 the number of 700
pnradcd the street, to-day, again visited
Nonhc'> mill, forced him 10 sign docu-
mcnt to pay his men 81 10 81 80 per day,
smashed all the windows Of the mill, dan
gawusly wounded five policemen with
stones. and marched away.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-12
GOLDEN MEDICAL Discovery

ny reason of Us Alternative properties cures diseases
OF the blood and skiu. a. sCrohia or kings evil: ID.
NOR ulcers or old sores; hoChcs; pmplcs
ana rrNpuons, BY virtue OF ts puctora properties
II cures bronchial throat aud lung affections incp.
tent consumption: lingering coughs and chronic
Hryhgitis IT. chol9goguc qualities render II un'
or conplMint;' and its tonic properties make 1t
equally chicacions IN curing indigestion loss Vi ap
petite and dyspepsia.
Where the kin is sallow and covered with boichcs
ana plmples, or where there are scrOiulou, afcc
lions and swclngs, a few bottles ofGOldcn Medical
Discovery Will effect nm entire cure, II YOU feel
dull droMsy, debllutcd have saow color Of skin,
or yelloWsh.hrown spots on MCc or body, frequent
headache or dizziness bad taste IN mouth internal
neat or chs aitcriutcd with hot iushcr, low spirits
ana gloomy iorcbodinss, Irregular appetite aud
tongue c0ated' You are suffering from torpid liver
or blIiousncSs, In many eases Oi liver complaint
ohly part OF these symptoms are experienced. Asa
remedy for al such cases, Dr. picrco's Golden Mcdi
cal discovery hGs no equal " II rhtcApccct curc',
leaving The Nyor strengthened aud healthy,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-12
The POLITICAL CAMPAIGN

now pciding II one OF great import
ancc considered III both liz Nsl.cul-
and Sutc aspects; u full CCpGcs
sional delegation will he chosen: s.
Legislature IL to be elected which
will dcnrminc the successor to i!uG
K. j. Oglesby In the United state
senate Believing the success of'hD
democratic party to be essential "a
the naintainancc of good govern.
ernmut, the Bulletin will always W.
found advocating IT. measures and
lnbUrilg for the success of its reprg-
scutati>cs. To promote these de-iya-
hlc ends every Democrat sh0ulc e.;
.ert himself in disseminating the
truths Of hi- party, and in no way
can this be more ciicciually dorg
than ~ the circulation of biz Egmy
paper
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-12
ASK THOSE WiED KNOW

AK any physician So Bsu~ar.s 'gpgre Porous
MISTER it.n3t IA, be-, plaster 3. me EuId. IT,
f.nNfkghln article wa nyClted 20 overcome tie
s,rl, up G"'urr always :oguG 20 IN Ordinary Yo.JS-
,stcr Of .lV% SCi.CL L bringing WIlc'.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-12
81 NJ MkR RESORT

'IniE Nvorite Wisconsin summer Resort. comb
ilhg more advantages and attractions than can
be stated In an advertisement, wa
~ send for Descriptive Circulars md terms md
SO. now small a sum II viii require for your sum
mer rest md enjoyment
az Address DAVID GREENWAY,
DNrtiOrd L. o. Mlsrnm.ir
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-12
MEDICAL.
I)R. PIERCE'S
DIR. PlERCE'S
STANDARD.
REMEDIES
Are not advertised "cuIcGll-" but IRE specifics IN
the disease Tor which they AZ recommended.
NATURAL SELECTION.

INVESTIGATORS of natural science have demon.
i stutrd beyond controversy that throughout the
animal kingdom the survival Of the fttc-t l. the
only aw yonchsahng thrilt and perpclrliy. Docs not
the same principle govern the commercial prosperity
NJ man: IN Inferior can not supcrsudc upuri
article. by reason Of superior merit DR. Pierce :
STANDARD Medicine. have outryOlcd all Others.
Their .alc I'm the United States alone exceeds one
million dollar, per annum. while The amount OK.
ported fuots mp to several hundred thousand more.
no business could grow To such gigantic proper
lions and ret upon any other busis than that
merit,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-12

Al iLtCTBo-GALyNNIC BATTERY COMBINED
WITH HIGHLY NhDFATLD STRENGTH
hRING PLASTER FORMING THE BE~T
PLASTER For PAlss AND ACHES
INIHk WOkIDaF MEDICINE
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-12
MEDICAL.
SANFORU'S
SANFoRD's
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH.

n PURELY VEGETABLE OSCILLATION EN-
TiRELY UNLIKE ALI OTHER REMEDIES.
10 Ne preparation of thie remarkable remedy
,'cry herb plant, and bark IL subjected To di,tillH
loh' whereby he essential medical principle n OBJ
tanned In yap0r condensed and bottled. What re-
mhlur NJ IN" still j. inert, Wluclrss, aud totally
tAhl Tor Use lu all organism 20 delicate gr the nGtG
pnsragc. YET all snuGs are ins0uble compounds
81 woody hGlc; all tInctutcs, saturated solutions
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-12

CAUTION. T T64E5;. ere %saoa. and q
E,ntOu'r CHpone Pis,tcr in the market The gen.
Illc haye. tEe wo.d "Copcne' cqt thSagh each
p'as,rr. Sold by al Druggists Price . ont.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-10
No COMMUNISM HERE.

The New York papers are just begin.
ming to awaken to the fact that a dam
gerous Communistic element Is at work
in the American Republic, and that 1t
will eventually do much damage unless
taken in hand In time. For months the
warning notes have been sounded from
California, and day after day the tel.
egraph has borne to New York reports
Of the ineendiary hsrangues Of Dennis
Kearney and his gang OF outlaws.
There ,ods danger. at that time Of an
outbreak OF tho lawless spirits on the
Pacific Coast. Yet our Eastern breth.
rem saw nothing to be alarmed at. and
even the press had little or nothing to
say on the subject. Now that the
movement has been practically squslch-
ed, now that Kearney is repudiated by
the class which really made him 4
power to DO ieared-the workingmen-
aud supported only by the hoodlums
with whom the police can easily deal.
the Eastern people catch the alarm. and
begin to fear the spread OF Ksarnsyism
to the Atlantic. And this is our boosted
age OF the telegraph and the steam en-.
sinel Calm your fluttering hearts, good
brothers. The danger is passed. The
sound common sense OF the people
Of the Pacific Coast has risen
to the surface and t%riumphed
over blackguardism and crime.
We owe none Of 1t to your aid
or counsel. but we gladly wait to your
trembling souls the joyful tidings-Kear-
neyism is dead on this coast. II you
allow it to gain Roadway In your own
borders. You cannot say that II came
from us. There will he no rising Of
Communists in California ; or II there
is, the movement will DO 80 weak that
va shall crush ii out In its inception.
II such u rising takes place in the East,
ii will be because you fail to take warn.
ing by our experience. and refuse to nip
the movement in the bud. Have no
fear OF the Pacific Coast. We al take
care Of our hoodlums here. as we have
done in tho past, without your aid or
advice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-10
CARSON ITEMS.

Carson Appeal. Nay l0.-Sherif Sias
OF Eureka county arrived yesterday by
the train In charge OF three prisoners
from that county. whom he conducted
TO the Hotel de Batterman. where they
enter upon new avocations in striped
hose to-day. James Kelly convicted OF
highway robbery and sentenced to three
years imprisonment. - keeger for
grand larcency u year, and Jimmy
Tickler, who shot u man named Kelly
on Ruby Hill last March for two years.
An additional order has been received
at tho Mint for $780, 900 in standard
dollars. $50, 900 are to be sent TO the
Assistant United States Treasurer at
New Orleans. $50.000 to the correspond
ing officer ut st. Louis and the remain
ing 500, 900 In smaller lots to different
places. The force Is o at work on
the above order and the shipments will
be made at an early day. The dollar
makes business equal to the spread OF
tho buzzard's wings.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-10

Tx withdrawal OF the Duke Of Edin.
bursh from the fleet is due (says a Lon
don correspondent to the opinions he
holds rs much a. to his connection with
the Russian royal family. He has made
no secret Of his thorough approval Of
all Russia has done. and has even spo-
ken with the utmost frankness to stran.
gers who have recently visited him. In
this case as during the franco-German
war. his elder brother and himself have
openly taken opposite sidrs. Then the
Prince Of Wales gave his sympathy to
France. while the Duke. as a future
German ruler. was warmly in favor Of
Germany. Now the Prince has not con.
cealed his sympathy with Turkey. while
the Duke is not only strongly in favor Of
Russia. but far from friendly TO the
policy Of his own country.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-10

LEON GANBErrA owes his rise in life
to q heroic old maid aunt, lately dead.
When the boy, a hot.blooded radical
even in his childhood. ran away from
his father. this aunt went with him.
While he was studying law the two
lived for i've years in al attic in the
Rue B~onaparts. She cooked, scrubbed
and did the marketing. and guarded the
young Republican like a watchdog. As
her nephew grew richer she gave M man.
nal labor. and on Sundays dined in
black silk and Lyons velvet. She was
invaluable to Gambetta in preserving \
good understanding between him and
the Partisan laboring classes. She had
looked forward to her nephew's rise in
the world from his cradle. and took II
wholly as a matter Of ours when 1t
came. She was q noble looking woman.
possessing great wit and intelligence.
Although she was uncultivated and
spoke with a strong provincial accent.
Gambetta showed his real elevation OF
mind and freedom from vulgar snobbe-
~ by never being ashamed Of her. Her
name was Mile. Massabie.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-10
lGuhernatorial.

We clip the following from the Silver
State Of May 9th:
A. ]. Tyrrell, Of. Virginia City. is an.
nounced Us . candidate for Governor on
the Republican ticket ut the ensuing
election. He Is highly spoken Of as q
gentleman in every respect qualified for
the position. He Is the proprietor Of the
most extensive iron works and foundry
In Nevada. and Is known as IN enter.
prising business man. II il said that
he has u strong following In Storey
county. and that his candidacy will
make the contest for the nomination
very interesting in the western part OF
the State. but particularly in Storey
county. which now has three candidates
in the 6eld-Daegett, Batterman and
Tyrrcll-for Governor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-10
Humboldt County.

Wimemucca Silver Stale, Nay D.
Indians are arriving by every train from
the east and west to see the circus to-
morrow. A large delegation from the
Big Meadows is In town, and every
Piute man and woman who can raise a
dollar Is going to see the show.
One OF the prisoners in charge OF tho
Sheriff Of Eureka county jumped OIL
the train last night while running at its
usual speed. between Browns Station
and wadsworth. The prisoner Is under
three years sentence in the State prison
for highway robbery. and being heavily
ironsd, the Sheriff was confident that
the prisoner could not get away very far.
and got of the train to hunt his man.
whom he found In about m hour after.
wards. and got aboard the first west
bound freight train. With the escep-
ton Of cutting his heel with the sixteen
pound chain that was placed around his
ankle, the prisoner sustained no injury.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-10
RELIEVED.

Rev. A. C. Gillies has at last succeed.
cd in dissolving his pastoral connection
with the Presbyterian Church at virgi.
mia. rs shown by bur local report Of the
proceedings Of the Presbytery in ysster-
days NEws. The society would insist
on retaining him. regardless Of his re-
peatsdly rendered resignation, and Al .
last resort the Prssbytsry had to come
from Sacramento to his rescue. In so
doing they paid the Reverend brother q
high compliment in the following unani.
nous expression
As Rev. A. G. Gillies 10 about to leave
his present field Of labor at Virginia City
for another. the Sacramento P~resbytery
would take occasion 10 express Its conf.
dence In him as one OF its members In
regular standing. our appreciation OF his
lAbors a. Q Minister Of the Gospel, and our
sympathy and good wishes for his success
in whatever field he may so.
The Presbytery also decided that the
congregation should pay Brother Gilliss
a bonus OF three hundred dollars. which
stipulation will DO chserfully complied
with. Us he has been q hard worker in
this vineyard Of the Lord, doing his
duty well and manfully. He has strivsn
faithfully 10 further the spiritual inter
ests OF the church. and to the few dis.
contsntsd members who blindly op.
posed him in some points, he extends
the hand Of brotherly christian forgive
ness. The Society sustains n serious
loss in thus having to part with him.
and all join in kind wishes for his
future welfare and prosperity wherever
he may Be. The communication Of Mr..
Gillies to the Presbytery. rendering his
resignation, was rs follows
To the Reverend Presbytery Of sacra-
mento--B Beloved brothers In Christ: Hav-
ing in the Providence Of. God been sent
for and brought 1000 miles 10 do . certain
work. and having accomplished that i'm.
portant work. I now give notice that I
wish my lAbors in this field. may terminate
from date.
Mr.. Gillies came all the way from No
va Scotia for tho important work Of
which he speaks. He leaves the Society
for which no has laborsd so long and
we'll in good circumstances and easy
working condition. prosperous, and
fully imbusd with the spirit Of Chris
tian. brotherly love. and in retiring
from his arduous field u labor. they
may most sincerely join in saying.
"well done. thou good and faithful
servant, enter thou into the joy Of thy
Lord"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-10
Enpland's Indian Forces.

c.,or,,. .o,,o.,o,ds,t NJ ,be Lon.
Tn.'. sa.,.ros H., H. n. sv.n, =,
uon .%". Tao,.nd snd prss;a n ia,oa
wa. oe'S.s LILY ho a;.na,.Sod rom Ia D'
s,my .vip, ovu ~ ~ ";.. a.. -
uia ~'thou' =, J" ~sa . u ~
us,, olany o'uo ~
isauelhg .ns VARIOUS av.Te' ~ .sn ~
uon msi S 20 M "" IT," H.,
sneek po"e.,u Asn.s. III III
mp1r% '..i, IN 's. "s ns,;.. oa"
Iurh'sn wou,u oe = coIps y, ua',, NV.
my: 'Ppo. asou. ,.nas"a.
se,',eo wn,ou heay "
. IN wnicn 'ne naive army ~ P.e'clni'
nen'ly s'Iong. Inc eo,lssponaeS. as.
ciares tha' u wouIu DO al,ncu'. 70 nna
any huiopean army oes'er Ioice 'nah
lno inu,ah 'A,aly, W. nensa' emliiy.
Pal"euInr'y' osius .y 'n'
anu nasins 'ns s.ea,es' possr " mo,
o,,,au'1 " Sny ies sa.a.y =
W0, 30 ,.1; ~ 'e oor, ai ', : soo msr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-10
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
The standing Quarrel Ia Europe
Esnbraeed ia = MT shell.

The Indianapolis Ns'es gives the fol.
lowing view OF the Eastern problem
which is attracting no much attention
just now
To answer inquiries m the Eastern
question /: Turkeys relations to the
world has been n subject Of European
decision and guaranty. The Powers
fixed il and pledged each for itself non.
interference. and reserved the right to
regard any which did az the common
enemy Of Europe. Russia has made
such interference. IL was no more her
business to take care OF the oppressed
Christians than Il was that OF amy OF
the other signatory Powers, among
which are England. Austria aud France.
and from tho timo Russia crossed
the Pruth she has subjected herself
10 the invasion by all or any OF the
powers without further cause or notice.
Having reduced Turkeys power to the
merest shadow Of o substance, Russia
declares. In virtue Of being the con.
queror, her right TO settle the relation
ship between herself and her enemy
without tho voice Of Europe. She IL
willing that n congress should meet and
deliberate, but II must DO on the basis
that she will keep what she has taken
from Turkey. The old treaties, which
she trampled ON when she crossed the
Pruth, are TO bind the other powers.
The case is exactly similar to one in
A.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-10
n MINERS, REUNION.

The annual reunion Of the miners OF
Storey and Lyon counties tomorrow
evening promises to be one Of the most
interesting. The Miners Unions Of vir-
ginia City. Gold Hill and Silver City
will combine In one grand procession,
with Q band OF music to each division
and the appropriate flags OF the Unions
will BE- borne along. The Gold Hill
Union will march to Virginia. where IL
will b joined by the Union Of that place.
and marching back to Gold Hill they
will pass down through town to the
Gold Hill Foundry. where the Silver
City Union Is to meet and join them.
Marching back up Main street they will
terminate the procession at Miners
Union Hall. where the literary exercises
Of the occasion will take place. The
exercises will consist OF speeches, reci-
tations. songs. toasts. music. etc.. and
there will DO refreshments and other en-
joyabls doings to add to the pleasure OF
the occasion. Every miner should join
In and swell the ranks. bearing in mind
that IL Ia Of interest and importance to
him - we'll IS q fraternal episode. In
union there Is strength. and every miner
should zee the practical bsnsnt and i'm
portancs Of keeping up the union.
None should 30 delinquent or back
ward In the matter OF dues. but contrib
ute both money and influence to sup
port tho institution. Moreover every
miner who has not already joined the
Union should do 10 forthwith rs q mat.
ter Of sslf-protscton and mutual benefit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-10

Few note the remarkable fact that
each Of the three bankrupt laws enacted
by the General Government Vas adopted
under similar circumstances and repeal
sd in the same way. AL were intended
to relieve the country from the conse-
quences Of overtrading or speculation.
They accomplished their purpose. and
were repealed in each instance amid a
whirlwind OF popular indignation. with
NO thanks for their past good service.
and no recollection OF the fact that they
were enacted to meet q popular demand
just rs strong as that in obedience to
which they were repealed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-10

PlScr LOUIS NAPOLEON. who lately
drew . number subjsctiug him to ser
vice in the French army. has obtained
exemption according to the French law.
- the only son OF . widow. Before the
draft he declared that he would not take
sneh u step for exemption. since his
mother hal millions Of money at her
command. and he only desired to serve
his country II she were to demand II.