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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-08
Russia Leather.

While Marshal Jewell was our Minis
ter in Russia he visited the tpnnerics of
that country and found out for himself
the secret Of the Russia leather, beloved
Of book deyotees. The secret has been
known, however, a long timc, and il sim,
ply the result Of birch-bark tar, with
which the skins arc dressed in place of
tallow and grease, the latter substance
being SO largely used as food among the
lower classes. This tar, which is care
fully saved as it exudcs from the wood
when burned, was first uaed as a substi.
tute for wheel grease in Russia. as it is
to this day, and then for the filing and
dressing Of skins. BY system Of care
full inquiry, and literally following hn
noss during his visits to some Of the
great Russian tanneries and curriers'
shops, Dir. Jewell found this compound
in great kettle ready for use, and thu,
the mystery was solved. It is not ex.
pensiye, costing about e1o barrel, and
he Immediately ordered ten barrels and
sent them to various leading leather man.
ufacturcss in this country with instrla
tions, and the result is that genuine Rus.
sa leather good, are now made in
America. ...
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Aroma of Coffee.

It Is well known that in tbs process Of
roasting coffee many changes take place
In the composition Of the berry. The
horny material becomes brittle, and the
tannin sugar, and fat are partly destroyed,
and the oil of the coffee driven Of BY the
heat. AS il Is to this lattsr ingredient
that the pleasant aroma Of coffee i, due,
it d important TO retain this aa much a
possible, which may be done by intrcduo.
ing pieces Of dry bread, together With the
coffee, in the rooster, which will absorb
the vspor Of tss ell like sponge; and,
as il becomes heated to les degree than
tho coffee beans serves to condense this
yapor. When the coffee i, ground the
bread is to be ground up and prepared
whit, increasing to not inconsiderabls
degree the excellence Of the coffee. The
proportion of bread to be used i. quar-.
ter Of a pound to throo-fourtls Of a pound
Of coffee The coffee, when roasted, must
be kept in a closed vessel, as well filed
as possible. To keep roasted coffee for
long time, and prevent the loss Of its
aroma, it Is recommended to sprinkle over
tae bean, while still hot, white loaf.sugar,
in tho proportion Of about three-quartsrs
of 8 pound to twenty-five pounds Of coffee.
This completely envelopes the bean With a
layer Of tugar and preserves tia aroma,
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A CLOUD OF WITNESSES,

The following named Witnesses are among the
thousands who have been cured of Cstarrh By
the use OF DR.. SaSs's Catsrrh Remedy,
A Downs New Geneva Pa, u Blown 81
Joseph Mo. e G Lewis Rutland Vt.
Charlie, Sorerop, North Chesterfield Maine.
station Wyo. . Msrrymip Locansport lad,
NJ u Post Logsnspor Ind. J W Bailey fremont
Pa, II b Ayers La Porte Ind, Jesse N se.rs II
Branch Ind, l. VILLA "a Canton No, WV
Tnayer 0narRs Ill. u Nichols jr Galveston Tex
as, r. Reinert stcnevillc RI, ) W LUX Mcrar.
land Wis, johnson Williams Helnick Ohio,
Mrs n 4 Curry Trenton Tenn, J G. 10 lin
keene II. Al Casper Table Rock W Va, Louis
aniers Grsysport Ohio, G Il base Elkbart Ind,
Mrs Henry Haight San Francisco Cal. Mrs L u
Ga!lusha Lawrsneevi!le n y. w j Gnham A Q!
Iowa, 4 o Smith Newman Ga, Chas Rice
Baltimore Nd, Jesse NJ Sears Carlisle Ind, DAHL
B Miller IT Wayne Inl, Mrs Minnie Analss 2aD
Delsncy-stN Y, II w Hall Ha,tings Mich, Vim
Msrtson Lowell Mass. w Roberts MaIieepa
Cole Lowell Mas. Mira c spurton Camden
Ala, Chas Y Kaw Ersderiektown Ohio, Mrs Lucy
Hunter, Pennington Ill, Capt E Spauldlns
Camp Stsmbsugh Wye. W Tracy Steamboat
Rock Iowa, Mrs Lydia Waite shushan ~. IN
Peck Junction City Mont, Henry Ebe Bahtss
Cal. l. L Cummings Rantoul Ill, S E Jones
Charleston Four Corners n Y. George r Hall
Pueblo Col, VIM y Bartrie Sterling Pa II +.
Ebon eiS Peun-st Pittsburg Pc. J X Jsckinan
Ssmu' Is Depot Ky, Henry Zobist Genevs T..
Miss Hattie r ,rrott MONTGOMERY Ohio. L Led
brook Chatham III, McCev Sashport Ohio,
W W Warner North Jackson Mich. bliss Mary a
Ninne Darien Wis, John Ziegler Carlisle Springs
nIer Pawnee CITY Neb. joseph I. Miller Xenla
Ohio, h Nichols Galveston Texas, II L Laird
Upper Alton I'll, John Davis Prescott Arzonis,
Mrs Nancy Graham Forest Grove Oregon,
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MASTER,s SALE

.-.--, MASTERS SALE.
n State VI Illinois, county Of Alersader, 81,
IN tht Aiexandef county circuit court J'4
Hngh Callahan VS.. John Deyine. ...., o.
Bill OF foreclosure and for relief, ETC. .
Amount Of decree rendered Jan 4. 1873, siT5 30
Interest from january 4. 1875, at six per .r %
cent costa Of suit, including solicit 4
lot D leo Oh Wv ......"...............,.... 60 20
Pubic notice 10 hereby grven that In pursuance
OF decree rendered In said court In the above
entitled cause atthe special December term A b,
lSl!. l. John Q. Hartman. Master in Chancery Of
sa'd county, will. on Friday, the : ~
22d DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. d. 1875,
at the hour of 10 o clock q. m. sell a, public
yendue to the highest bidder for cash, at the
font door Of the courthouse. in the city Of Cairo
In sad county and state, the following described
real estate In the city Of Cairo, county Of Alex
ander, and stats OF Illinois. te.wit: Fifty feet
Of of the front end of lots numbered twenty -one
lZil, twenty-tw CD. twenty-three t23J, and
twenty .iour t?H, In block hfy-two (52), being
on Of tho end that fronts on Walnut street, in
said city, making piece one hundred feet on
W alnut street, and fiffY feet on Seventh street,
together with the privileges and appurtenanees
theTennte belonging or in any wise thereto apper-
tanning. - d
90 JOHN Q. HARTMAN,
8. r. WnzILrn; Master In Chancery.
Dated. Cairo, U.S., Jan, 20. Is7s, ia l-altd
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Nappinss or Misery. tnat IS The Qp ,s-
trnn

hhppinss Or Misery, tnat - Tue GH IN
tIOnt
DR.. W. Z. Hoyt OF % years successful
practice guarantees speedy and pelinan-
ent cure OF all Chr0uic, Scrofulous, Pri-
yate, Syphiletic and Female Diseases,
SpermaterrLGa, or seii-abuse, AZ bis
Medical institute, Agan d Cheney Block,
opposite the City Hall Park, Syracuse,
N. Y. Medicine cent TO all parts Of the
US. and Canada. Don't be deceived by
advertising quscks who throng our large
cities. but consult Or. Hoyt or send for
circular treating on his specia!ltics to his
p. o. Box ZIG.
LADIEs,--My great liquid French
remedy. Amie De Femme, or Female
Friend, Is unfailing In the cure of all
painful and dangerous diseases OF your
sex. 1t moderates all excesses, and
briUgs On the monthly period with rcgu-
larity. In all nervous and spinal aiec-
tons, pains in the back or limbs, licavi.
ness, fatigue GU slight eyertiun, palpita-
ton OF the heart, luwness OF spirit, ny
sterics. sick headache. whites, and all
painful diseasesO ccasi oned by disorder.
ed system 1t effects cure when ali other
means iail. Price $500 per bottle, sent
by mall. DR.. W. L. Hoyt, Box 21G,
Syracuse, \. Y.
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CAIRO, ILLINOIS, FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1875
cHANcIRY NOTICE.


State Of nl,ro,s. County Of Alexander.
Oircuit ocurtos Alekandr county. January
rrSsins J. Lonhienns We. Mary 2. Lonh,en,s.
Bill Tor Diyoroe--lh chancary. 2 -
Amdavtt oftAe non,ytsdsnse OF Mary e. Los-
htsuns, the defendant Aboye narasd, having
becn eled IN; thu ofHos ~ thu clark OF said
court o. Alexander county, notice Ia hereby
given 10 The eaid non. resident dsfantant,
shat tbs complainant dled his bill OF com.
paint IN said court on the chancery aide therecf
on ths 10Th day of October. A.p. I0ff, and that
summons ihereupon issued out OF CALI court
nrst Monday In ths month Of January, 4. .
1873, 10 10 by law required Now. rhfefore,
unless yor, the said Mary q. Lonhieene, shall
petsonally be and appear before the said circuit
court OF Alexander county On the frst day OF
ne next term thereof. TO be holden st tho court
house 10 the city OF Cairo. In said county on the
free Monday IN thel month Of January, "A. u.
1873. md plead, answer or demur to said bill of
oompiant, The same andthe matters and Things
therein set forth, will be taken % contessed and
decree entered against you according 10 the
prayer OF said Dill. Y tIa-4H
,v = J, :. JOHN a. REEVE. CLERK.
eano. Ills. oct. isth a. D. is17. ew.
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Sweets, to the Sweet"

A city candy maker isreported as thus
pleasantly gossiping: "The American
women eat more candy than those Of any
other nation on earth. They live on il.
But taste in candy, like taste in every.
thing else, changes every little while.
Ten years ago tady had quito run. We
used to cut it up in lozcnSos and sell it
under all kinds of names, such as Efer-
ton, wintergrcen and butter Scotch. Then,
when the gum drops came in, we couldn't
make ON fast enough. We got to put.
ting in brandy and cordialS, and that
killed it. Why, sir, at one time the
women wouldn't cat anything but stuffed
dates. Then they ran along for about
two years on fig paste. After that there
wasn't much substance to en- and the
aaxseol fashion drove EN- out. The car
amel appetite began about FIVE years ago.
That and the notion for chocolate creams
have held their own longer than We had
any idea they would . " y Women
will cat twice as much candy out Of an
omamcnted box as they will from pa
per bag. Not only that but the device
Of the box affect, consumption, though
you wouldn't believe it. When We first
started l had en- made with a little mot
to on the inside, Sweets to the Sweet
and that took immensely. Then We re-
sorted to the pictures; VIC put photographs
Of celebrities on the inside Of the covers.
They are very nicely done. Now tho
consumption Of bon.bons depends good
deal on the picture. A woman will cat
her half pound Of candy out of box
which has Montague on tho cover in half
the time that she will take to eat it out
Of box that has General Grant on the
cover. / don't pretend to explain it, but
it's fact. In our business we know
pretty well who will eat we'll, as we say.
Miss Nelson ranks first class among tho
burnt almonds, and Clara Louisa Kellogg
holds the first rank in tho caramels.
Among the softer grade Of goods tho
marsh mallow drops and such like, Rig.
mold is tho primo favorits."
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Ghr BultRtin
LAsop.

u LABOR. ta,-
Toll svin9i thssxo. and tha fcr>sts bop.
Ihs Feeds broak ont IN rtdlant hlponc;
RIch harTssts smile behind The bow
And citiA cluster round the loom.
WHARF towering dones aud tapstng erl.s.
Adorn the vale and crown thshflL,
Stout labor lkhts his beacon Ares,
And plumsa With smoke the forge ard mill.
The monarch oak. tho woodlands pride,
Whose Trunk Is scanned With .hghlrlnk scars,
Toll launches on the restless tide.
And there unfolds the hsg of stars
Tho engine with his lpngs Of fape,
With ribs OF brasi and Joints or steel,
With Sobbng valvo and Wbirlipg wheel,
It's labor works the megic pres,,
And turns the crank In hives Of toll,
And beckoni angels down TO blesa
Industrious hands on sea or soil.
lIor sun.browned toll with Ehinin. 7prd.
Links lake 10 lake with silver ties,
Stuck thick with palaces Of trade,
And TEMPLES towerin. 20 tho ski~-.
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E. F. Kunkel's Bitter Vino of Iron

The great ~ Gees and delight of the y, ople.
In fact nothing OF the kind has ever been olcrlj
TO tho American people which has 50 quickly
found t,s way into their good favor ami hearty
approval y, (. 4. KunEei' Bitter Wina Of Iron
does all II proposes, and thus gives univcra
eatis faction. ltis guarsnped to cure the worst
cases ofdyspspsia or Indigestion, sidnty or
liver disease, weakness, nervousness. cons ipa-
bon, scidty Of the stomach, &c. Get the gen
ulns Only sold in al bottles, pepo. and of.
Zee. @io North Ninth street, Philadelphis. ASK
for Kankel's and tSke no other. sold by al drug
yists
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Dyspepsia Dyspepsia. Dyspepsia

K. X. Kunkeps Bitter Wine of Iron is i SIRE cure
for this disease II has been prescribed daily for
many years In the practice OF eminent physicians
with unparalleled suc.ess. symptom. are los Of
headache, dizziness, sleepl. ssuc.s and low spirits
&c, the genuine. Not sold in bulk. only IN 81 but
ties; Sold by all druggists. Ask for r. + Kun
ke's Bitter Wine Of Iron and take m other. 81
per bottle. or six bottles for s.. All ask is trial
Of thi. valuable medicine, \ Trial will cUiNince
,,o,, vt ev,ref
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Worms. Worms. Worms

L. +. Dnnkel's Worm Syrup never falls to
remove all kinds of Worms. Seat, pin and
stomach Worms are readily removed by Kun
kels Worm Syrup DR.. klnkd Ia the only
successful ph, stefan In this country thu, can
remove Tame Worm In from two to four hours
lie n 40 no fee until head ana all passes alive and
Ia THE space OF time. Common sense teaches
II Tape Worm can DO removed, all other Worms
Dan readily be removed Ask your driyglst for
a bottle oil Kunkel's Worm Syrup. Price 81. 90
per bottle. Il never fails--or send TO the Doctor
for circular. No. $50 North Ninth ST., Phalel-
hia. Advice free, l
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IT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF.

RocxpoRr, Mas, April 2, ISL,
hr. Editor-Having read In your paper the
reports OF the remarkable cures OF catarrh, am
induced 10 tell what know about catarrh, and
fancy the ''snuf' and ,.inhaiinR tubs' 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
passages bscame completely closed. Snun
dust, ashes, inhaipg tubes and s'sticks, would
not work, though at Intervals would sniG up
the so-callsd catarrh snuf, until became yau-
able tester for such medicines. gradually grew
wores and no one can know how much Isufer-
cd or whata riserabe beinH ! was MY head
Aehed over my eyes 40 that was confined TO
my bed for nnany successive days. suffering the
most intense path, which at one time lasted for
l6a hours. ALI sense Of taste and smell gone,
sight and hearing gone, nervous system shsttsr-
ed and constitution broken, and i was hawking
and spithng seven-eights OF the time. Iprayed
for q, ath to relieve me Of my suferings. A ia
vorablr notice In your paper Of Dr.. Sage's Ca.
tarra Rsme1y induced me &c purchase package
and nae 1t with Dr.. SAgs's nasal douche, which
applies the nmedy by hydrsstattc prsssnTe, the
only way compatible with common ssnse. Well.
Mt Editor, It did not cure 80 In three-fourthS
ofasecond. nor In one hour or month, but 10
three months entirely cured. ond have rsrnalned
so for owe, Is months, whis using the Catarrh
Remedy used DR.. Pierce'S Golden Medical
piseovSf 10 purify my blood and strengthen mr.
stoma1h. a also kspt my iivsS Active aud
bowels regular by the uss Of his Pleasant Purga-
tive Pellets. 1fIny experience will Induce other
sufferers 10 seek the same means Of relief this
letter will have answered Its purpose.
Yours, uuly, D. D. RENNICE.
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NOTICE.

s| NOTICE. E' Is
Walter Hyslop, treasurer. W. George W. Coth.
ran. Assumpslt with attachment.
Public notice is heresy given to the said
George W.Cochran THAT a writ of attachment
issue,l out Of the oticu Of the clerk of Alexand
county circuit court. dated the 2eth day Of De-
cembsv, A. ", 1877, ut the salt Of the said WAL
,er HyslCp, sraasurer, aud a9ainst the eetate Of
the said George w. Cochran. .dueeted TO the
sheriff OF Alexander county, which said writ
has been returned executed: Now, thsrafors
persoailly be, and appear before the said Alex
andeY county circuit. coeurt on or BEFORE the ntst
b day o. the next serm thsse, % b holderse ~
court house, In the city Of Cairo. on tns n,.t
ball, and plea TO tho said Nal ton, tucS.
nsnt snall b. snt~eG afNAy tyeu. Andgn @pcn
Of the pr oper'y attaehtd ~ 3 ~ DO Ahmqsul 2
satisfy tho SAID !udgm<ltsnd eost VII b so'd
: ~ iI's !: 4 ,l slssg'. 'oHst .s H.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

Consumption, that soouree Of humanity, Ia
the great dread OF tho human family, In all Civil-
Ied countries. .t - " or! b
feel confident that am IN possession OF the
only sure, infallible remedy-now known to
he profession tor tse speedy. positive cure OF
hat dread disease, and Its unwelceme coscom
itants,- viz, Catsrrh, Asthma, Bronchitis, Ner-
vous Debility, etc., etc. l am old iogy. be-
lieve In medicine. Twenty -eight years expe-
riense as busy practitioner In the best con-
sumption hospitals In the old and new world,
has taught me the value Of proper medics ton
both local and constitutional In the cur, Of this
great enemy OF our race. have found It. But
am DEPRESSING. started cut to say to those
suffering with consumption or any Of the above
raaladies. that by addressing me, giving 81 lnps
toms, they shall be put In possession Jothis
great boon, without charge, and shall have the
benefit Of my experience IN thousands Of case
successfully treated. Full particulars. direc.
tons for preparation and use, and advice and
Instructions for successiul treatment Mt yoAr
own home, will be received by you By return
mail, free Of charge, by addressing a 'e
.-, 81 DIR. JOHN 8. BURNETT, .
~3llv l6T Jefferson street Lolisvill
flMf H..fF
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TIE comrositor who sstup $4,000
70 read @sl 900" might have prevented
Tia mistake by little fourth ingAs,
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II INS - . N'4
CAP1ClZNEi
Porous Plaster.

A great improvement A 500 ling, healing,
on ths ordinary porous Strengthening and psin
piAsp'' killing agent In one.
The Manufacturer reoeiv' The highest and only
award dvsn to Porous PiAstus a. The Centennial.
We warrant 3enson's Cspeine Rai,ers 10 DO SUI
perof to all other Porous Plssters and 10 ell lni-
ments. IVA
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A young girl named Minnie CAT, has
begun preaching in Lafayette County,
Mo, Sho il religious enthusiasm. .,
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THE cHEApEsy, AND best FANNY MED.
ICIN N 1HE WORLD.
ForDYsPEPsIA.C CONSTIPATION eudice,
bilious attacks. SlCk HEADACHE, Coiic, ~.
psession Of, Spirits, SOUR STOMACH, Heart
Burn, etc. etc. . ,.ft.I
Ibis nnrivalled Southern Remedy n war
rantet not TO contain PARTICLE vi Mercury,
or any injurious substance, hut is
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ppLNfv PIANO, ORGAN best. ~ LOO
pbAitS Startling news. Organs Ia stops S55
PiAnos only $50. C0Jt $3.50. Circulars Free.
y. =. Beatty, Washlnston. n.
STEAM BOATS.
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Ask Those Who
Know.

Ask any physician II BOssonIs C4pcin. Porous
flaster 10 not the best plaster In the world.J This
remarkable article was invented to overcome tbs
great objection always fouad to the ordinary Po-
rous Plaster Of SLOW action 10 bunsinx relief
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SICK HEADACHE

This distressing ADDICTION occurs moet FIRE.
qusntly. The disturbance OF the Stomach,
arising nom inperfsetly digested contents,
causes = severe pain In ths head. accompanied
with dlsagreeails nausea, and this souiIitutes
what ID p0pulaiiy known Is Sick Headache. Fer
prompt ruiiSf
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BAD BREATH

Nothing Is W unpleasant, nothing 90 common
"a bad breath and In nearly every case it comes
from the stomach, and csn be 20 easily correct
Do nr neglect 20 sure remedy for tnis re-
puloive disorder. Il will alsJ Improve your
Appetite, complexion, and Gener 81 Health.
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Lame Back.

For Lame and Weak Box, Rheumatism, Trou-
bles Of he Spine and Kideys, 1t IL truly won
deiiul remedy. Physicians everywhere rcpg-
MIC its great snperiort! to other, Porous Plas :
ters and to all linimea,. 1t relieve, pain ut
once and cures quicker nan any known plaster,
iinlment or compound.
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cllst re 4 week It home Outfit voIth 81
944e 3OO free c D Pike & Co, Augusta. Me,

NEW and elegant ards with Likeness aud
IN name Samples 3 cnts. Also25 cards repp.
dsmssk etc 20 cents. Novelty Photo. Card
Co. Nassau, N.Y. -...- n L-.N -
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CAUTION.

There aredangerous an worthless iInmItations
Of Bensons Capcine Placer in the market. The
genuine have the word Cacins cut through each
plaster. Sold by all druggists. Price sc. =
2z1Ts |-'... +.
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ASK the recoye, 81
dysyersics, bliou.
sufferer, v.ctins c;
foyer and sgrc. thu
mecurial diseased pa.
t.ens. how they recov
cred health, cheerful
spirits, and good ap-
petit they vii! tel
you by taking Sim
mons LIVER Bega-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

IN Fanay Csrds-aow fake, dsnasE, ste. no
81 two ilike, WITH anne, loo. Nassau Gard
Co., Nassau, n. Y. y,....,
The New York herald., 1878-11-25

the mixed population composing IT, There are among
us forty nntionacs representing 400 600 foreigners,
who help to make up the population of New York
They have been arriving at the rate of 100000 a
year, ana l would not prevent their com
genius and spirit OF to erect barrier
against immigration. Statistics show that of 5000
arrests IN this city, made in one year. large proper
ton OF them foreign birth. and that this large
element has much to do in shaping municipal
AFFAIRS They brought with them their rationalistc
communstic, anti-Chrisian, anti-temperance senti-
ments, and are scattering them widely among the
people. Another and more prolific cause of crime is
the dram shop. There the plans are laid for theft.
burglary arson, murder and other crimes. II Is the
opinion OF men in the legal profession that If the
would be- little ',,s 'y ~ere no,i's oieers
little business in the courts. and three
quarters OF our iails would be empty. TO remedy
this evil some say make the penalty more severe.
This was tried and it failed. Others say multiply the
number of the police force instead of 25U0 let there
our system of police is defective repel this slander
on the character of the police some OF whom are the
nal Is not detected the charges OF completely and in
encency are made whereas after so much adroitness
and study the part Of criminals the wonder is that
they are discovered as quickly as they are.
HOW TO REMEDY
AS the chief cause Of all moral wrong is the cor
rnptness of the human heart IL would seem wise
to begin at the in order to remedy the evil.
We must labor to improve mas moral condition;
ne must be educated to see the wrong and that he is
complishment of this work Is in the Gospel New
York is not given over to Satan think There
among us; but here we have 400 churches-40O Prot
estant churclies-with membership OF $4,000.
There are 400 mission and Sunday schools, in which
10000 children are beng trained for usefulness here
and heaven hereafter. We have open Bible. an
trammelled pulpit and press that speaks boldly on
all questions pertaining to the public good. Let
sustain the mission schools, the churches and tract
and Bible societies These great bulwarks
against the increasing tide Of sin and niquty There
is hope for New York, though it has its evils; but
with all these It has great deal OF good. Do you
tell me that vice is mighty Virtue is mighter
lg crime alarminr There in the GOspe1 of
Christ to overcome all wrong and make our city as
the garden of the Lord.