davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-13
Gusinrss llotitcs.
Epilepsy or FITS.

We have discovered PERFECT specific for that dire.
m maady EPILEPSY II has cured cases given ~ ~
distinguished physicians, after the Bromides and all
other known remedies had failed Price one dollar per
bottle, but TRIAL bottle will be sent 10 any address
upon receipt Of twenty-five cents so CONFIDENT We
that 1t will give satisfaction For further Information sec
circulars Address giving age OF person hnd frequency
Of nts, VERMONT STREET PHARMACY. Buffalo. n. Y.
Keep your bird In health and song by usina
singers Patent Gravel Paper For sale by druggists aud
cage dealers Depot 5s2 Hudson St, New York.
a Fine Derby or son Hat, SI0O; worth N.
- sin hats, SJ-2h 10 New church 81. up stairs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-13

The knights In their Joyous" comedy Of lotto A
German thi, afternoon In the Broadway Theatre.
Henry Myers a German aged 80 was found dead in
bed Yesterday at his residence Monroe avenue New
Brighton staten Island
Mr. Burrill Of BROOKLYN informed the police vcstcr
day that he saw John irwin tho missing BROOKLYN mn,
chant I'm Chicago ON the 18Th nit
speaker Randall is At the New York Hotel James G
iMrm ~" great BONANZA nrm Is $40 the Windsor where
MI haekty &" the same hrm has been Tor several days
The success OF the new play, Almost a Life % m the
standard Theatre has been such that Mr. Henderson IS
Already making Preparations To employ two additional
UnmWhes WIN a view OF presenting u In Boston and
Philadelphia while II Is running m this city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-13

WILLIAMsPoRT Pa, Nov. ~. - Early this
morning the Minnequa llouse at the Minnequa springs
was burned with nh its contents The building could ac.
commodate between fO0 and 5Oo guests and was owned
by the MnneGla Land and lnprorment Company OF
which Mr Jacob Tome of Port Deposit Md. Is President
The loss building ana contents estimated al S7auO
on which there Is an insurance OF $4,000 Tho IRE IS
smppNsNd " ho VI lnccn lIlrl nIIsm.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-13
Involving 900 Feet OF the com.toeL Lode.

WASHINGTON Nov. Reconnaissance Will
hanson Of the General Land once wil tomorrow sign
letter to the Secretary of the Interior putting new
phase the long contest between the Consolidated Vir
GINA Company ana the Sierra Nevada for the mine uf
the latter The iormcr company hold the pacut for 6Iu
feet Of the ComstuCk lode. covering the Sierra Nevada
mine The owners OF the latter claim that the patent
raudulenty al tanned Last August Cummi ssiuHpr
Williamson dirco ted the register aud receiver Carson
cay u demand the surrender OF the patent The Con
solidated Virginia refused to do this and Cummi-s uncr
williamson now makes a formal rec ommo ndauuu tu the
secretary of the Interior that the Attorney General be
requested 10 begin suit tor the surrender OF the patent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-13
Horse. Wagon. and MIN Can. overheard

Terence Muldoon Of l57 West Sixteenth
street sold bay mare TO Daniel smith mix dealer Of
OIL West fn' Oh street lie gave Smith a written guar.
antoe that the animal was gentle ana kind ami would
not run away The next morning Smith started out on
~ Fgut VAN iis new purchase uruc~sod u his wagon
HIS nrst call WAS 90 ANcune and Fast Tenth street lie
had n9 sooner steppci from the wagon than the war
fahcd f'ut', kuiani notrun away mare threw up her
heels and started toward The East River Al the loot Of
Tenth street she Jumped overheard. aud mare wagon
anu milA cans disappeared forever Smith obtained n
warrant i9r Mnld9ons arrest changing HIM with selling
TIE animal under false preenccs In Tho Harlem Police
Court Muldoon Was held yestcrlay Tor trial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-13

TUESDAY. Nov. l2.-FLoUR AND MEAL-The
upward tendency 10 prices uf Hour which en- apr
SnIor some days past! was checked today. and Under
dull foreign ndViccs there slight and partial de-
cline We quote No ?, ~ 6o@S3. suporine 81 70
Sf5 Ioi common To good shipping extras. Western
AiHnst4 lOi bakers and family brands - 2OaS5 10
Minnesota patents, s55o@ss southern shipping "a
Sso7o' Rye aour SSlOGSS'so Corn meal-WssteIn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-13
Tho,. w. sntterthwalte,. death.

NEWARK ~ j., Nov. l2.-Thomas w. Sat-
tcrth waite died At his residence in Franklin this morn
ing in his sgd year lie was born In New York and was
son of Thomas Wilkinson satterthwaitc and grandson
Of Thoophaar Bnche the fourth President OF tho Cham
her of Commerce in New York He had been resident
O Essex County Tor thirty iNo years lie retired from
active business IN New York ~ 1863 and ancr spending
usht years M Europe with his family returned a. Ms
country residence two wears ago He took lively ints
est in the raising at stock and the late state ir rc
CvNCd several premiums
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-13
Climbing Thieves.

Thieves entered some new buildings on
schcrmcrhorn street near oyt Brooklyn otwocn and
10 o'clock Monday night climbed 10 tho root walked
over the roofs oi nvc houses ant cawlcd aonl tie cor
nice Of Mansard root unul they reached the four story
brown stone house of Mr. John Francis at 2i2 Schcrnor
horn street They raised window IN The fourth story
entered and. slipping down stars stole $50 worth Of
leNelrN. TheN Is. and The same MAN tlrN nnicrrI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-13

S. Champion Lockwood Charleston.
s. AlsauN. Craig London
- Hudson. eager. New orleans
IS Alpha Mclsaacs. Cnnrlnttctuwn
IS Neptune. Berry Boston
S. Richmond. Kelly. Norfolk
81 Tybcc. Holmes lcrnaniinl
ship Colchester Rliac. Ru .ueu.
Smp Romsdcl JHrunu. liverpool
Bark Gundiana. Aucllds. kiuIIutlr0.
BARK Acci-. lngvndsen Bahia
Bark Sultana, Moshcr. Ua,rc.
Bark J. W. Dresser. Brown. Narcotics
Bark Norwegian Lincoln Havana.
Bark San Francisco. Bur@, ST. vincent
BARK PERT Hilton Lynn
BARK Padre. Dcs aNu. Suvoua
Barn Ncho Lunzet. Stguh
BARK Queen. Convey. Suudt rlnui.
Bark Zanzibar. sicicld. Hamburg.
Bark Victoria. Dn~ku. Hamburg.
krig Curacao. Faulkner. Curacao.
Brig Nclic. Rood. Alrcrihu
u be- America. Todd Nur1rallO.
brig Mary Iiepcr, ArracnNn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-13
The Louisiana Lottery Drawing.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 12.-Tho following arc
the principal prizes in the monthly drawing OF the
Louisiana State Lottery No 1910 drew s8ounl. no
so2l1 drew SlnUD. No 1900 drew 5000 SO. "A l5l
aud ~ sla each drew e. .jUu
The INST capital prile drawn ~ Galveston the sec
oud ana fourth al New York the third at ALBANY and
the NTH ~ nnney's grove, Mo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-13
Disturbing Graves Over Two Centuris. Old.

nc cOIlHb III INC olu bulllhk Elouhu - lHe
Bushwck church. at kingsand avenue and Wythers
street BROOKLYN are be removed two vanlts In the
rear the church The llryng ground Il liable 20 de
srucu0n because OF the extension Of kngsand avenue,
and for my years IL has ceased 10 be place 0 lntct
msut There are graves there over 40 ycArs old. Be
tween three and four hundred graves are u be opened
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-13
BANKING AND FINlNCIAL.

THE MAJORITY OF WALL STREET HOUSES AND
men nave a worldwide reputation for snunluess and
n9ne,,N "a, ing 9ld house of ALIEN. fKoIuiNGllAd a
~, ~ Wall st. Sew York, is entitled To absolute conn
dence They state that an Investment oi about $40
made recently returned 81 90 n less than sixty
days send Tor then circular Tree.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-13
Ryer Getting Verde, Against Levy.

Tho suit OF Geo, W, Ryer against Levy, the
corne player Tor s222 so resulted yesterday in Judge
Kelly OF the Sixth District CSil Court giving Ryer the
amount Ot his claim and Sl2 besides. Rycr demanded
the money a9 percentage for procuring for Levy the
hHsh9n Beach contract wherein Levy was paid $3.50
Week through Tue summon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-13
Russian. Advancing Toward Arahanl.tan.

VIENNA. Nov l2.-The Pesther Lioyd says that
the expedition of the Russian General Lomakine IRON
the eastern shore Of me Caspian Sea IN the direction
MerY In Turktan, by constant Lhtng has forced its
way TO the Upper Atuck Valley The same Journal also
SAYS that Russian corps, 500 strong stands the
road 10 Bakh m IurAisten ami lorat m Aighauistan
GIoAl IOueAl lmnorIAmoe Is nllMchel 10 lLls eNomL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-13
Oermnny 20 Oeeupy samoa.

PARIS. Nov l2.-The Estdfette says that tele-
gram has been received from Berlin announcing that the
German Government has decided dehniuyely " occupy
Tie whole Vi the samoan Archipelago
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-13

LONDON. Nov l2.-At a meeting Of the Com
mIee Of the Kent and Sussex Laborers Union II was
unanimously resolved TO accept the offer OF the Canadian
GoNcrum NJ to set on i've thousand acres of land r Inc
lockcd'oul laborers who may emisrate 10 canada.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

htNtaTuUr AtVASAc-rftfs nAY
sun rises. a. sun sets. OBJ. ii Moonrises ~
. Hian wATtE-tuis nav.
sandy Hook ~ Gov Island 10 - Hell Gate..1 II a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-13
OECFD.


FRANCIS In Trenton ou t.e tf1 o' November is7a
~ thr Hon lheudort kuufu t.HurnlIf the STATE Ok
Sen jersey william irlu.i, .l|ia Martina j. Franz, a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-13

OF removing symptoms Of collie exhibited BY children /
to give MAX VI Magnesia All druggists Ado
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-13

Beusons Capcne Porous Plaster is the best remedy
weh has ever leen DEVISED VI known Pglce 25e,-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-13

IN STATE bonds the only recorded sales were i'm Lou
ruled strong and active. ~ "''''' =
TIE 9lcnms lnshest lowest, ami r. NJ closing price.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-13

JOrTINGs IN AND NEIR TnE CITY.

Clear weather. westerly winds. stationary o.
low temperature or pressure.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-13

nary drawing nov - capital lrile s-IiUo Prilcs
bankers, Al all a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-13

stH The hoy ~ stuart is In barrel OF pure SPIRIT, or
81 MhsAty the head II thc barrel was taken out tie
u"il Attd ugr,n aud then Che head replaced aud fc.
eoosisd W Look "r barrel 90 wh-ksy that has been
hoop MA.
Capt McCullngh returned from search for
the body or the thieves IN New Jersey yesterday
Afternoon. but was retlcent rs % the results.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-03

The rain night before last was very
heavy, the vivid thunder loud and the
wind almDsta gale. The night was very
dark aud all boats were detained.
rbe james W. CAT with tale trip FOL
Cincinnati passed yesterday morning.
TIL, Alice. captain Charlie Adams boat
passed TO vt. Louis with q moderate cargo.
Owing to the weather busiuess was quite
dull.
Thosa speeches Of Pilot Geo. MadiS,n Of
the X form Club room were rattlrrs. II
embraced short hi,tory Of his life on the
Pacific coast when lie was prosperous, bis
four years ownership OF q newspaper In
10 Washington territory, bis term In tn
legislature, his fail through DIR nix and hi
experience In Memphir, WIN he was lee
by accident to Sign the pledge q shot time
ago. He has joiner the temp rance reform
club to "stick" and doirg his best TO get hi:
friends TO do the same.
The Arkansas Belle for Eva syi'le, City
of Vickshurg for Yieksbug and CeDtenlia
Tor New Orleans are due to-day.
The A. c. ID .nDally tor New Orleans ant
Andy baum no doubt passed south las
night,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-03
.IkAMPS.

Tramps are loot tourists who, being
out of employment. 60 about from town
to town begging scrumb here and there,
and invariably hunting work. Some
people seem to have knack for putting
the tramp to work for his food, while
other inexperienced persons are 40 stupid
a. to show His Majesty the breakfast
table frat. They have voracious appe.
tiles, and when shown the wood pile
have pressing business on the other aide
OF the back fence. There are some hon
est and really good trsmps, but they are
30 iew and Wide apart that wc can not
distinguish ono from the other. The
polico "cleaned out" tho ALDERMAN en-.
glne house a few times lately. and tramps
were scarce f'r a few days, but now the
same ragged fellows may 10 seen on the
streets, their only Visible means OF cup.
port being . lamp poat R.A.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-03
90 10 Hartmsn's Crockery
Store for all Kinds of Masks. Sc

MORE RAcISd-A Matter THAT
SHOULD BIZ STOPPED. - Several horse
races took place at 81. Mary's park yes
terday afternoon. The first race was be.
tween two Kentucky horses. & sOrrel
Ind a gray pony, and was decidedly
lively chase. The sorrel came out win
ner. Several hundred dollars changed
hands on the result OF this race. but Just
who the lucky and unluckv parties were
we do not know. The secoud race was
between blind bay mare belonging to
Bill Scott, and another bay mare belong.
Ing to somebody else. Scott got beat,
Of course. He always gets beat. IL
this connection there Is matter that
is deserving Of the attention OF the au>
thOritics, and which hey should put a
stop to. During tho races yesterday
there was present In the park perhal 8
three hundred persons, and OF these at
least one hundrei were little boys rang.
my In age from six to twelve years.
hes" little fellows seemed to take as
much lit rest In the Races, and were as
enthusiastic Ia their choice Of horses rs
the Oldest hands in the racing business,
and betting among them WAS lively.
Jack knives. nickles, tops and marbl 9
were squsndered with a reckless
ness that was amazing, and many
little fellow lost his stock of worldly
effects, while Others became immensely
rich. The effects OF this betting upon
the minds OF these children will BE- un,
derstoOd By al! thoughtful persons. II
older CUES will indulge In this manner
Of sport. and bet their money. why, let
them but do not teach the little on s.
1.-THE rising genera,ion"--to follow in
their toOleteps. When the next race.
takes place 1t Is to be hoped that an Of,
fl or will be present and ste that no small
boys are allowed within the park.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-03
TAG TAxpAYrRs, MrrrlNo FalDAY

THR TAXPAYERS MEETING FalDAY
MORTAL the taxpayers meeting FRI
day night resolutions were adopted Set
ting forth the advantages Cairo and the
country at large would derive from the
construction OF the Texas Pacific rail-
road. aud requesting Hon. William Hart
Cell 10 vote tor any measures now before
congress, or that may hereafter bs IN
troduced having In View tho early con-
structlon OF that road, and especially 70
support any bill that shall provide for
assistance In the way Of guaranteeing
the pay ment Of the interest OF the con-.
pany's bonds.
The executive committee reported that
they had arranged with Nessrs. Green Il
Gilbert to resist the collection OF the
railroad tax Of 1877, levied upon the per-
sOnai property oi the members OF the
association, for ten per cent. OF the
amount OF taxes they may permanently
enjoin. The arrangement was confirmed.
A resolution was passed thst all mtm-
bers Of the association who have failt d
to pay up their dues IN full, shall not
share In the arrangement made with
Messrs. Green & Gilbert. The secretary
was instructed to furnish the attorneys
the name OF no member who Is In debt
TO The association. As the secretary will
cOnmthce preparing the list Of nsmrs
on Tuesday. delinquents should take
warning In time.
The oh Truman of the committee on
education reported verbally that because
OF the IN ,nbtr In which the teacher, ,
schedules are PREPARED. he was with
out record evidence a. " the ayes Of
children attending the schools. He had
been assured, however, that none II them
werr under the age OF six sears or over
the age Of 81 years. Referring to the tx.
penditures BY The board OF education he
strongly deprecated the expenditure Ut
money III the erection and maintenance
oi telegraph lines; IN paying travelling ex
penses Of the principal, and tor scrub
bling the school rOOms, etc. These ex-
pendilures, The chat, man claimed, were
In the msin uncsiled tor and wholly uu.
warranted by law.
The circuit court OF thls county having
given judgment adversely to the sssOcis-
ton la the suit OF c. y Woodward.
presidcnt. etc.. VS.. p. saup. sheriff, ana
the case having been taken - the APPELLATE
court, the association directed the presI>
dent to appeal the case TO the supreme
court Of the state In the event the
APPELLATE court coahr2s the Judgment OF
the circuit court.
After the transaction OF other business
OF minor importance, the association
adjourned.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-03
Furniture at Public sale.

On the 18th day OF March. 1878. b..
ginning at 10 o'cl,ck ATM, aud conill .
uiny from day TO day, the undrrsignro
will sell at auction to the highest bidder.
for cash. ut the furniture factory OF vii.
ll.m Echh0it, southeast corner OF Sew, u.
tenth street and Washington avenue, |,
Cairo, Illinois, large lot Of furniture OF
various kinds and descrip ions, consn,
Ing OF parlor sets, bedroom sets, bureau.
beadsteads, Wristbands, wardrobts
tables, bookcases. desks. what,nots.
cradles, looking glasses, baby Carriages.
hat racks. mattresses, kitchen safes. b
largo assortment If chairs, dressing
cases. e,c. PETER SAUP. Sheriff.
a
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-03
VISITORS.

During tho month Ut February the
High School was favored with u visit
from the following persons:
4. l.. Slocum, 81. I.ous; >. n. Our.
Cairo; Rev. j. l.. Waller, Mt. C,rnlel,
Ills; John A. Reeve. Cairo; Il. Il
Walker, Cairo; Rev. A. z. Morrison.
Cairo; Casper Yost. Cairo; Mrs, Or.
Dunning. Cairo; Miss Winthrop Dun.
Mug. Cairo, W. r. Halliday. Cairo; MIS-.
Geo. Morse, Cairo; Miss ID. Honavrr.
Chicago; Eugene Ellis, Cairo; Miss NJ.
lie, ley, Cairo; Miss Cora Hughes. Cairo;
q. II. Leach. Cairo; Miss Nerva Bandy
Louisville, Ky; Miss s. A. Lavender,
Cairo; E. A. White. Cairo; Mss X. A.
Thompson, Cairo; Miss N. Mckee. Cairo;
Miss Minnie Powers. Care: Mss l..
Ford, Cairo; Miss NJ. Hunter. Cairo; Miss
Mary Mckee, Cairo; Miss l.. Eastman,
Cairo: Hon. J. II Obrrly, Cairo; DIR. G.
W. Dnnnina, Cairo; Col. X. W. g
Wheatlry. Du Quoin. fila :'rhUs. Morgan,
Esq.. Cairo: Mss Z. NJ. CoOns, Donyols,
Ills: Miss r. d. Davis, Dongola. Ills.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-03
TIE SILVER BILL.

The latest sensation Is the passage OF
the silver bill over the presidents veto
The silver question has been agitated In
congress almost from the opening days
Of the present session. and happy, /
think, for The business interests Of our
country, II has AT last been definitely
settled by the passage Of the act over the
presidents veto. Judging from the
votes II received from the representatives
Ot the western ald southern states, 1t 10
evidently popular In those sectlons--the
east alone opposing 1t. Tho bill, OF
course, met with some opposition 10 con-
gress, and this, together with the refusal
Of the president to sign It, proves that il
10 not acceptable TO all sections, but
whether or not, under the circumstances,
The passage Of the bill Ia best for the
general interests OF the entire country, IL
problem, which VIC are unable TO solve
III Is "a roblem, which time only ran
solve. We cannot. however. but ha, L
our doubts and fears as TO lie results.
w. w,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-03

There ia q. class of,people who roam
from place to place, Oh sl,iing their bread
BY begging. Some Of these persons are
really deserving. butit u very difficult
to dstersnlne which They are. We should
try apdg help them - much az possible,
for We must remsabst that In one sel,se
Of the word they are our brothers. Cairo,
for the past lew years. has had her share
Of tramps, and the policemen are trying
to get rid OF some Of them. Let US all
try to have at least an encouraging word
Tor these poor people. l.. w.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-03

Having routed 10 the X. N. X. e. a
great many Costumes for their grand Car.
navel and Masquc Bali on tho 9Th OF
March. have concluded to come to your
city on tho lst OF March and stay till the
9th. l will bring tho largest stock OF
Costumes ever seen In your city, and will
rent them vt prices that will suit the
times. ANY person Wishing Costumes bt>
fore that time can communicate to me or
my agent. T.. PURcrLG.
No. lOe South 9TH IT., st. Louis, No.
Or PHiL. II. SAUP, CAIRO. Ills. lw
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-03
n oslcr.

The third annual celebration OF the
womans Club and Library Association
will take place at the Library room.
Tuesday evening. March 9Th. A corr
dial invitation Ia extended to tho friends
and we'll wlshers Of tho association.
Below wo give the proeromme Tor the
evening q entertainment: Address Of tho
retiring presldent-Mrs. N. II. Candee.
Select Reading Dora. Tennyson, Mrs.
Chas, Trapp. observation-disclosures Of
ChIllon, Byron, Mrs.. WIN. Winter.
posm--Ara. B.. y. George, s.sSae
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-03
CHOICE SEED.

Just received at the New York Store.
200 barrels choice early rose seed pola
toes. We have received them from
Chicago, and guarantee them to b,
straight goods. Parties wishing 70 rails,
good potatoes shUald change seed
Also a iull line ut garden and felt
seeds. plows aud plOw harness. etc.
go lot CO. PATlER a. Co.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-03
SELF-REsPECT,

One Of the strongest aud most prevalent
incentives to virtuous conduct Is the DE-.
sire Of the worlds esteem. Weact right
rather that our ac,iJn may be applauded
by Others than to have the appreciation
VI orr own conscience. We r,irain from
doing wrong, not so much from prnci.
pie, as from The tear VI ihcurang the
censure OF the world. A due regard
ought, indeed, 10 be ptid to public opiD.
Ion; but there Is regard Which We owe
~ Ourselves. which is VI far greater i'm.
pcriance. A regard, mich should keep
u from committing wrong action VII, n
withdrawn fiom The observation Of the
world as much ~ when exposed to lis
broad glare. E. N.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-03

Mrs. s. williamson wishes to announce
to all those who contemplate attending
the Mardi- Gras parade aud ball. tina,
sns will have for rent on that day choice
EJECT on OF masques OF every dc. cripuop
aud character. These masques will Je
rented on the most liberal terms. They
will be ready tor exhibition on Saturday,
the III OF March. 2.lIlw
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-03

New GOODS. Mrs. s. Williamson will
commences to receive her spring stock u
military goods on the first of hiarch.
anu daily thereafter until her stock IL
complete. Mrs. Williamson has also
purchased iull stock OF notions anu
lcwelry OF al. kinds, which she will b,
able to se!l to her patrons at greatly re-.
duced Ices. She has bought tor c.sh
and detlrs competition In her line of bus,
ness, and invites M inspection OF hei
stock, 24-tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-03

SNUFF ordust OF any kind, ard strong
caustic or poisonous solutions, agyravate
ca.arrh and drive 1t TO tho lungs. DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures csiarrh by
Its mild, soothing, cleansing. and healing
properties. Each package prepares ont
pint of the IL nedy ready Tor use. and
costs only fifty cents. Sold by drug.
,ri.fz