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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-04-18

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1T SPEAKS FOR ITSELF.
RocKpoRT, Mass, April 2, 1877,
Mr.. Edit0r-EavinH read in your paper the
reports of tho rgmarkable cures uI catarrh, am
induced 10 te,. what know about catarrh and
fancy the 'snuf'' and ''inhaling tube" max.
ers--mere dollar grabbers-would be glad II they
could emblazon similar cure in the papers.
For 70 years suffered with catarrh. The nasal
passage. became completely closed. Snuf.
dust, ashes, inhaling tubes and "stieks' would
not work, though al intervals ! would sniff 40
the so-oa!led catarrh snuff, until became valu-
able tester for such medicines. gradually grew
worse and NO one can know how much suffer
ed or what q Miserable being ! was My head
ached over my eyes 80 that l was confined to
my bed Tor many successive days, suffering the
most intense pain, which at Que time lasted for
It's hours. ALI sense Of taste and smell gone,
sight and hearing gone, nervous system shatter-
ed and constitution broken, and was hawking
for d, ath 10 relieve me of any suferings. A IA
vorablr notice in your paper Of DR.. Sage's Ca
tarrh Kennedy induced me &c purchases package
and uae 1t with DR.. Sage's nasal douche, which
applies the remedy by hydrestatic pressure, The
oniy way compatible with common sense. Well,
Mr., Editor, 1t did not cure ne in three fourths
ola second, nor in one hour or month"; but In
less than eight minutes was relieved and In
three months entirely cured. ond have RI manned
90 sor ever 10 months, While using the Catsrrh
Remedy 1 used DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery to purify my blood and strcnethen my
stomach. also Kept my liver active and
bowels regular by the uss of his Pleasant PurRa-
tive Pellets. lfmy experience will induce other
sufferers TO seek the same means of relief, this
letter will have answered its purpose.
Yours, truly. s, Is. RENN OK.
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ASK the recovered
dyspspsics, bilious
.ufereY. victims OF
} foyer and ague, the
mecurial diseased pa
tient, how they recov
cred health, cheerful
'pirits, sad good ap
petit they will tsl
you by taking Sim
mons Liver Regu-
later
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SWORN evidence.
Tho following Cure 10 probably the most
remarkable ever effected by any medl-
cal preparation for tho treatment OF
catarrt:


G.ntie,nsn,-Ihereby certify that have mad Ca.
Srn 10, ten years and for The last sir years hsyo
deaf had buzzing In III head, paine across the tei
pie, dizzy trells. weak and painful eyes, swollen
and liberated tonslls hard and constant cough,
beau scssS 4. iyss s t .nateA! I'm
matter accqmulsted 50 rapidly IN my head and
throat mst could not keepthela free. Frequently
ulHht would spring out Of bed. II seemed 10
me, al the point Justification. would shsn have v
recourse TO every means IN my power to dllodge
The mueps from my throat and sead before being
tonsils were liberated and 80 much IND AIMED IN AZ
could With difficulty swallow. finally consulted an
but at bis request postponed It. The constant In.
nanmatlon and liberation 10 my throat caused by
s down nom ny head
ed necessarily. "A deep. hard cough Meanwhile
mysystem began 70 show the effects thls disc ase,
so sst I9st nesh grew pale, and showed every
matters had reached this stage or about ak monihs
sso' began the use Of s AsroRD's RADICAL CUR
to improve rapidly. The met dose seemed 10 clcsr
my head "a II had not known 1t TO be for years. IL
ssoppe ny eong 10 srIsss the d. siseaHrge:
gargel soon reduced the Inflammation and swell.
gCimy tonsib 80 thatthey soon ceased 10 trouble
soaiInS noises 10 head ceased y ssSsss
seeing and Of hearing were completely restored,
and eyerysymptom ofdisesse that had reduced me
oiSAsFohps RADICAL CuRA PoR CATARIH
y nave been thus explicit because, a. druggist
l have seen great deal OF suffering from Catsrrh'
remedy. .-.,-- - s''s'
| am familiar with the treatment Of ca.arrn A.
praetised by the best physicians and have con,uit
cd the most eminent about my case. I have used
every KIND OF remedy and apparatus that have ap
peAred during period OF six years psst, aud have
while following their use. taken great care OF M
general health. but obtained no relief OF ncourave
me nj from any ofthem, 80
DosroS, Feb. q 1875. GEO. r. DIEsMoEE.
SCryoLK,M. Fob u Io-I
Then personally appeared the said george r.
Dlnsmore, and mode oath that the foregoing stale.
inent by him subscribed IL true, Before me-
SETH J. THOMAS. Justice OF the Pe,cc.
Zach package contains DR.. sanfords Improved
Inhaling Tube with fun directions for use in all
cases. Price, 800. For sale by all Wholesale and
Retail Druggists throughout the United States.
WEEKS POTTER, General Agents and Whole.
Mae
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BAD BREATH

Nothing ID 30 UNPLEASANT nothing DO common
AS bed breath and In nearly every case II comes
nom the stomach, and can be go easily correct
ed IL you will take simmone' Liver Regulator,
DO not neglect 30 sure = remedy for this RI.
pulrive di. order. II will also improve your
Appetite. COIN nle xinn and Geuer nj Health
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Zach package contains DR.. sanford's Improved
Inhallng Tube with fun directions for use in ali
cases; Price. 800. For sale by all Wholesale and
Retail Druggists throughout the United States
WEEKS d POTTER, General Agents and Whole.
salO pruggigtA, Boston. Mass
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SCryoLK,a. Fob q ,e-x
Then personally appeared the said George p.
Dnsmore, and mode oath that the foregoing state.
inent by bin subscribed IL true. Before me-
Beth J. THOMAS, Justice OF the Peocc.
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Ask any physician II Bensop's Capcine Porou,
Plaster 10 not tbs best plaster in the world. This
remarkable article was inv vented 10 overcome the
great objection always found to The ordinary Po-
rous Plaster Of slow action in bringing relief.
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Fro IN the Charleston journal OF {
MERGE
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Lame Back.
CAUTION.

There are dangerous and worthless Limitations
Of Benson's Cspcne Plaster in the market. The
genuine have the word Capcine cut through eacn
plaster Sold by all druggists. Price CSC.
2277S
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-17
Laies. Eastern News.
Congressional.

WAsHINGToE, Dec. 1G.-SENATE
"A numberof bills were introduced
during tho morning hour and re-
ferred.
Coke submitted q resolution in
structing the Committee on the
Judiciary to examine into the ex-
pedlency Of repeating all laws pro-
viding for compensation, by fees, of
United States Attorneys and sub
stituting fixed salaries. Agreed to-.
Beck submitted n resolution that
the Secretary of the Treasury ap.
pear in person on Wednesday next
and Inform the Senate what reason,
if any, he has for failing to answer
the resolution of the Sd of Decsm-
Der, 1878, in regard to the amount
of silver coin received for customs
dues, and whether he has applied it
or any part of il to tho payment of
interest on tho bonds and notes of
the United States, and, if not so ap-
piled, to state the reason why.
After brief debate the resolution
was laid over.
AT the expiration of the morning
business, the resolution of Blaine
in regard 10 elections in the South
was taken up. After brief collo-
guy, the amendment of Thurm an
was agreed to without division.
HoUse-Bills introduced: By
Banning, to place James Shields on
the army retired list as Brigadier-
General.
BY Fort, proposing a penalty OF
$1,000 to be imposed upon any Ma
tional Banking Association for
each offsnse In refusing to receive
or pay out standard silver dollars
the same as other lawful money.
Fort also introduced n bill re-
quiring the Secretary of the Treas.
ury to cause to be exchanged, when
in the treasury and not otherwise
appropriated, United States notes
for silver dollars when presented at
the treasury or assistant treasury
in New York in sums OF $1,000 or
any multiple thereof.
BY Buckner, to amend section
52O7 of the revised statutes 80 as to
read as follows: No association
shall hereafter offer or receive
United States notes, National
Bank notes, or gold or silver coin
as security for any loan of money
or for a consideration agree to with
mold the Same from use, or offer or
receive custody or promise of Gus.
tody Of such notes or coiu
as security or consideration
Tor any loan of money.
Any association offending against
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-17

SOUTHERN policy is to pension
rebel soldiers. Democratic Con.
gressman Russell, from North Gar.
0lins, was in Chicago few days
ago. Oh routs to Washington. While
there he said he Favored paying
All Southern war claims and pen.
sloniDg rebel as well as Union sol.
disrs." This was steadily charged
h by the press Of the North during
the Presidential campaign two
years ago and as strsnuously d.
MED by the press of the South. It
appears yet to bs one of the politi-
cal influences Of the Southern
| States.
WE take the foregoing from the
Weekly Republican, of this city.
We ask our readers to scrutinizs il
we'll. 1t Is on par with the reck.
Hess assertions by which 1t is sought
70 sire the Northern heart.n Now
whom we state that Mr.. Russell is
the only member of the House of
representatives from North Caro-
lina slested to the next Congress
gho 10 not q Democrat, the impu-
lsnce Of the above paragraph may
p realized. Mr.. Russell is a Re-
publican and was technically
fnown In the late election as q
Republican grsenbacksr.u It
ould certainly pay the Republi-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-17
YOund desed IA. SO
European Gable News.
rance's Easssrn poiicJ.


PARIS, Dec. 10th. I'm speech in
the French Senate, the Foreign
Minister said: L am happy to say
that, despite certain hankerings for
doing more or less than the treaty
of Berlin calls for by all the Cabi-
nets, those having something to
lose by such Emergencies have ul-
timately seen that the execution of
the treaty on all sides is the only
way of not jeopardizing the peace
of Europe, az large number of its
clauses are already carried out. AS
to Greece, you know that the ini-
tiative with which we are re-
preached is part of our traditional
policy. To give satisfaction 10
Greece is to remove one Of the most
dangerous elements of the Eastern
question, and it is for the interest
of the Porte itself for the treaty of
Berlin to have some durability.
The necessary territories restored
to the Porte, the considerable
nucleus it possesses in Europe
should should be governed by it
without the constant fear of at
tacks, inroads or revolts on its
frontiers. Turkey must be able to
set herself solely to internal organ
ization, financial adjustment and
the development of her numerous
resources in Europe and Asia.
This involves a reduction Of her
armaments, but SO long as there
are constant menaces Of revolt and
disorder on her frontier, in Greece
or elsewhere, she cannot devote
herself to that task. This is why
Europe is pressing her accord to
the rectification of the Greek from
tier. I have positive assurance of
tho cooperation of the powers
without exception, and everything
done in favor of Greece will be
through the collective action of
Europe, at the instance of France.
We will enter into no engagement,
but will remain unfettered.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-17

tho provisions of this section shall
be deemed guilty of misdemeanOr
and be fined not more than $1,000,
and further sum equal to one
third of the money SO loaned. The
officer or officers Of any Association
who shall make such loan shall be
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 16th.-The
wires are down east of Cheyenne.
No more Eastern tonight.
The Potter KnvegtigntioB.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 16th.-The
Potter Committee to-day, upon ap-
plication of Attorney y-General
Cocker, of Florida, to introduce
evidence corroborative of his state
msnts last Winter, that he had
seen Governor Noyes and Governor
Stearns come out of the room
where the Board Of Canvassers were
in session, although for an hour or
more he had been unable to obtain
admission, which statement was
denied by Noyes and Stearns, de.
cided that, as this conflict of ver-
acity does not involve any material
point in tho subject of enquiry,
they will not hear any witnesses
concerning it. An order was made,
however, allowing Cocker to file an
ex-parte affidavit in support of his
statement and granting the same
permission to the other side, If it
shall be desired.
Noshisg Ea zt.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10th. The
House Committee on Civil Service
to-day concluded the Investigation
of the charges of corruption in con-
nection with the District bond leg
islation. The charges appear to
have been unwarranted.
Varieties Via New YorA.
NEW YORK, Dec. 16.-All the sa-
looms and liquor shops in Rich
mond, Virginia, were closed yester-
day for the first time, it is said, in
the memory of the oldest citizen.
1t is regarded as o triumph of Pur-
itanism.
r. H. Cary, of Menlo Park, re-
Gently purchased at Lexington,
kentucky, Tor Leland stanford,
eighteen thoroughbred brood
mares. They are pronounced a
great acquisition to California
blooded stock, and are TO be sent to
the Palo Alto ranch. .
The Herald says the project of
uniting Bolivia to Brazil by the
Madeira and Marmora Railroad is
being pushed to successful COM
pletion under the direction of Geo.
e. Church, OF New York. and Col
lins, of Philadelphia. One thous.
and men are busy on the line and
material for over fifty miles is ly-
ing at the northern terminus of the
road. English jealousy has been
aroused by its progress, but its fl
nancial condition is thought to be
secure.
SntisfscIory Uaderstanding
Reached.
New YORK, Dec. 6th.-Presi-
dent Dillon, of the Union Pacific,
says satisfactory understanding
has been reached between the Pa
cific Mail and the railroads.
Strike of Car Drivers.
NEW YORK, Dec. l6th.-A short
time ago two car drivers, leaders in
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-17

a former strike, were discharged by
the Third Avenue Railroad Com
pany, and to-day their comrades,
in the hope to compel their re.em
ployment, went on strike. Only
a few cars are running with new
drivers under the protection of the
police. The Elevated Railroad is
unable to. accommodate all tho
travel and much annoyance is
caused to uptown dwellers In get
ting down town to business.
Two victims OF whisky.
OMAHAy Dec. 16th.-Jas. Stokes,
a printer, was found dead this
morning, having committed sui
eide by taking imorphine-whisky.
J. w. Baerstadt, commercial
traveller, committed suicide this
morning at Nebraska City, by
hanging himself, at the German
House. He was dead broke and
had been drinking for several days.
Fouadesed "a. Soa.
VALPARAISO, Dec. 13th.- The
British bark Thalia, Captain Nc
Murtry, from Glasgow August 2Sth,
for Honolulu. foundered at sea.
Part OF the crew landed here.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-17

THE Constitutional Espddot and
the Mundo PoIitioo, of Madrid, both
agree that Grant was unmistaka-
bly,, publicly and scandalously
drunk on the occasion of his recent
visit to the capital of Spain; and
now that that Jump Jim Crow, the
San Francisco Argonaat, which, the
other day, was in favor Of Grant
for third term, prints their COM
ments in full, Grant might well
turn on Plxley and exclaim, as a
free, slangy rendering of C@sars
dying apostrophe, "And this from
you, you brute!
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-17

can party to hire him to turn Dem
ocrat and utter the above senti-
ments. The people of the
South have accepted in gool faith
the results of o disastrous misad-
venture which has left that section
shattered beyond description and
beyond hope, but there are a lot
of Northern ghouls who are not
willing to allow them to heal up
their wounds. The attitude of the
South of late has been uniformly
modest and self.respecting, and
characterized by an extreme defer
ence to their late conquerors. The
whole dif1iculty-the sole inspira-
ton of the "bloody shirt" policy of
the Republican party-lies in the
fact that that organization, Will le
nominalIy freeing the negroes of
the South, really aimed and aims
now to hold them as "a political
chattel. The Republican party is
ready to repent its emancipation
of the negro unless it can own him
and vote him.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-17
TO EXCHANGE.

A FINE RESIDENCE near o. W
Childs's; lot 65xl95; water; title of rfet:
will exchange for house AMI lot near
centre of city. Enquire of. B. FAM
MING, As Spring street, or Z o. Box I78,
! city. Also, nne residencoto rent. dl4tf
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DR.. CLARKE's roprucov, =,

DIR. CLARKE's FORTHCOMING LEO
TURE.--MR. EDlToR:-Having listened
to the first delivery of the lecture OF
DR.. Clarke on marriage. and Known,
he IS About to repeat ii, 1 take pleasure
in commanding it to the public. 1t con-
ialns truths which all ought to hear and
reflect upon. 1t Is an intellectual treat
scholarly. witty and eloquent. On the
question of divorce my position is de-
cidedly more conservative than that IA.
ken by the lecturer As a whole hor.
ever.'I believe the tendency of the lee.
ture to be good, and IS one who taxes
deep interest in all pertaining to the
welfare OF societ l commend it To
the thoughtful consideration of our
citizens and hope they will give the
Doctor full house and fair bearing
JAS. A. WIRTu.
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Liver n King.

The Liver is the imperial osgan Of
the whole human system, Is it controls
the life. health and happiness Of man.
When it is disturbed in its proper
action. all kinds of ailments are the
natural result. The digestion of food,
the movements Of the heart and blood.
the action of the brain and nervous
system. are oil Immediately connected
with the workings of the Liver. It has
been successfully proven that Green's
August Flower is nnequalled in curing
all persons afflicted with Dyspepsia or
Liver Complaint, and oil the numerous
symptoms that result from unhealthy
of the Liver and Stomach.
sample bottles to try, 10 cents. Posi-
lively sold in all towns on the Western
Continent. Three doses will prove
that it is just what you want.
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WATER WogKs.-Mr. David Graham
whose farm is situated on the Du.
vanish river near Steele's landing. has
just finished laying . long string Of
watcl pipe which conducts the water
into his house for domestic purposes,
aud also makes it very handy for irri.
CATION and other purposes. Before this
improvement was made it was neces.
sary to carry water . long ways, even
for cooking and drinking use, which
made great deal Of extra work and
trouble. The cost of the entire work
will not amount to over two hundred
and fifty dollars and will improve the
value OF Mr.. Graham's farm more that
one thousand dollars worth.
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ADOPT THE STATE CONSTITUTION.

The first really important question,
and the one upon which it 10 more
likely for men to differ than any that
has ever come up for us and our
readers to consider. is the adoption or
rejection of the Washington State Con-
stitution, on the 9th of November. II
is question which no voter can shirk
the responsibility of acting for or
against. and one which nearly concerns
all alike. irrespective of political opin-
ions. II therefore devolves upon every
citizen to read this document carefully
and vote intelligently one way or the
other.
After considering the subject in
every light. and having concluded to
vote and work for the adoption of the
Constitution, we will give our reasons
for SO doing.
The first 10 this. it is as near perfect
constitution Is any one Of the other
thirty. eight. The second is. the adop-
ton Of it does not mean tho i'm
mediate admission Of the Territory; by
no possible means can we gain sdmis-
sion for at least two and perhaps three
years. The third is, If we reject it, We
virtually say to our Idaho neighbors.
who belong to Washington in every
way except BY artificial lines, and who
are snx;ously waiting to become . part
of our future State, "you cannot be
included in Washington THIS con-
sideration is Of tho utmost Importance,
and should be borne in mind by those
who object on the gounds Of increased
taxation.
Another reasoa is. We notice those
papers which are known to be in the
interests Of railroad aud other corpora
tions. are opposing it and vilifying its
trainers. with hope Of getting another
more to their interest. The Constitu-
ton says that railroads shall be taxed
which il right. II holds members Of
corporations individually responsible
for labor performed, which is right.
It protects the interests Of the masses.
the mechanic. the farmer and laborer.
and these are the only objections offered
against it. It will be between the
laboring man and capitalist TO determine
whether this Constitution shsll be the
Law Of the future State. Or shall there
b. one especially for the corporations of
which the people have % long been
complaining.-Pulouse Cesette.
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Gox0 TO NEwcAsTLE.--Mr. c. W.
Young, who fer the past three years
IN been in the employ of the mammoth
i'm Of Schwabacher, Bros. & Co., Of
Aii city, % book keeper, has accepted a
more lucrative situation rendered him
BY TIE Seattle Coal Company as. book
iseper ct the mines. Mr.. Young will
mnmence work in his new field Of
operations on the first Of November.
Il soon as suitable apartments can be
secured be will take his family out tU
Newcastle and become citizen of that
lively little mining town. He has .
peculiar faculty of making warm
hsnds wherever he goes, and no doubt
VII soon become a general favorite
With the miners. Mr.. Young is .
raduate of Wesleyan College, and
.ainently qualified to perform the
htiss Of the position assigned him.
VI learn that his resignation was tele-
mphsd TO Mr.. Gatzert while in Cali
hnia. and that that gentleman engaged
Aservices of O book-kceper in San
lnncisco, who will be up ON the Da.
b to assume the duties now per-
hnsd by Mr.. Young in the store.