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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-10

TAKE NOTICE On the LIST of November
will open ut the old stand Of Phil Howard,
Eighth street, between Commercial and
Washington avenue, wholesale and retail
depot for the sale OF fish, oysters and game
exclusively. Making the above articles n
specially, | will be enabled to suit the most
fastidious, at prices that will compare IA
vorably with Chicago or st. Louis. At all
times can he found line OF fish and oys.
tcrs never before offered in Cairo, such us
New York count oysters in bulk, Mobile oys-
slcrs in bulk, Baltimore oysters in cans. In
their season enc bc found fresh
mackcrcI, fresh Goldfish, little neck
clans, sen fish from Mobile, shrimp and all
OF, cr dclcacics from the sea, to tickle the
pmlutc and refresh the inner man. Celery
and wild game Of all kinds II IN my in.
tcnton to keep such articles on hand nj all
times, 50 the public can depend upon being
supplied Orders from abroad viii receive
particular attention, and goods will be
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-10
CLOUD OF WITNESSES:

The following named persons are among the
thousands who have been cured of catarrh by the
use Of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy:
Il Downs, New Geneva, Pa; ID Brown st. 10.
seph, Mo; + Lewis Rutland Vt; Chas Norcrop,
North Chesterfield Me; Milton Jones. Serbia, N Y;
4 Miller Bridger Station, Wy; j G Merryman,
N Post LoganspOrt, Ind; W Bailey. fremont,
Pa II Ayers Laporte, Ind Jesse NJ Sears, Fort
Branch, Ind l. i Williams, Canton, No; W W
Thayer Onarga, Ill; S b Nichols, Jr, Galveston,
Tex; Reinert, Stoneyille, Pa; s,W Lnsk, McFar.
Curry, Trenton, Tenn; q Joslin, Kecne, N II;
A Casper, Table Rock. w Va; Louis Anders,
Graysport, o; c II Chase. Elkhart: Ind Mrs Hen
ry liaght, San Fralcisco, Cal; Mrs Gallusha
Lawrcncevic, N Y; W J Graham, Adel, 10; A o
Smith, Newman Ga: Chas l. Rice, Baltimore, Md;
Jesse NJ Sears, Carlisle, Ind; Dsn u Miller Fort
Wayne, Ind: Mrs Minnie Arnase go Delancyst,
"; II w Hall, Hastings, Mich; VIM Y Marston,
Lowell, Mass; Mrs G J Spurton Camden, Ala; & D
Kaw Fredericktown. o. Mrs Lucy Hunter. Farm
ington III; Cspt Spaulding, Camp Stambaugh.
Wy; | w Tracy, Steamboat Rock, 10; Mrs Lydia
Waite, Shushan, n Y; J NJ Peck, Junction City,
Mont; Henry Roe Bantas, Cal; l. P Cummings,
Rantoul, III: $ i Jones. Puebcston, -Four Corners,
Sterling Pa; II Sam, eiS Pennst, Pittsburg,Pa;J
X Jacklnan Misucl's Depot, Ky; Henry Zobist, Gen.
eva, N Y; Hattie Parrot Montgomery, Ohio; L Led-
work, Chatham, III; Is Mccoy, Nashport, q; WV
Warner, North jackson, Mich; Mary A Whine, DE-
ren, Wis; John Zieglcr, Carlisle Springs, Pa; Jas
Tompkins, st Cloud, Mimi; Enoch Duer, Pswnes
City, Neb; Joseph Miller, Xenia, 0; s Is Nichols,
Galveston, Tex; II l. Laird, Upper Alton, Ill John.
Davis Prescott, Arizona; Mrs Nancy Graham, For
est Grove, Oregon; W Roberts, Mariceps, Arr
iona,
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An Open Letter:--It Speaks for Itself.

RoCKPoRr MAss., April ., 1877.
Mr. EDITOR: Having read In your paper the re-
ports OF the remarkable. cures of catarrh am in
dnCed to tell what know about catarrh, and fan
cy the snuff and "inhaling tube makers-mere
dollar grabbers-w0ud be glad If they could embla-
zon similar cure in the papers. For twenty years
| have suffered with catarrh. The nasal passages
became completely closed. Snuff, dust ashes In
haling tubes and sticks would not work though at
intervals would snuff up the socaled cstarrh snuf
until became valuable tester for such medicines.
gradually grew verse, and no one can know how
much | suffered or what miserable being was. My
head ached over my eyes so that was confined to
my bed for many successive days suffering the most
intense pain, which at time lasted for 1863 hours
All sense of taste and smell gone, sight and hearing
gone nervous system shattered and constitution
broken, and | was hawking and splitting seven
eighths of the time. prayed for death TO relicya
me OF my suferings favorable netice In yonr
paper Of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy induced me to
purchase package and use 1t with Dr. Sage's nasal
douche, which applies the remedy by hydrostatic
pressure, the only way compatible with common
sense Well Mr. Editor, II did not cure me In three
fourths Of second nor In one hour or month, bnt
in less than eight minutes was relieved and In
three months cured and have remained 20 for over
IL months While using the Catarrh Remedy used
DR. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery to purify my
blood and strengthen my stomach ! also kept Isy
liver active and bowels regular by the use OF his
Pleasant Purgatiye Pellets. II my experience will
induce other sufferers to seek the same means Of re
lief, this letter will have answered Its purpose.
Yours truly, ). d. RENNlCK.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-10

WoRKINGMEN.-Bcforc you begin your
heavy spring work after winter of relaxa-
ton, your system needs cleansing and
strengthening to prevent an attack Of aguc,
bilious or spring fever, or some other spring
sickness that will unfit you for seasons
work. You will save time, much sickness
and great expense il you will use one bot
tic Of Hop Bitters in your family this
month. Don't wait. See other column.
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RIVER NEWS.
Fisk as usual.

Fisk as usual.
The 1dlewild had good trip.
The Garrett and barges left Friday night
late, with all she wanted.
The John B. Maudc had tip-top trip,
and made slight additions here.
Look out for the Paris c. Brown to-mor-
row. She will be here for New Orleans.
The Andy Baum got away late yesterday
evening for Memphis, She had splendid
trip.
The De Smet went to Paducah at noon
yesterday, and will return this noon for st.
Louis.
The fast sternwhecler +. O. Stanard,
will arrive some time tonight. Her freight
capacity is unlimited.
The City Of Alton, Capt, BiXby and
Clerk Mason passed down yesterday eve
ming with good trip.
Business was us active as one would wish
on the levec yesterday, there being seven
boats lying at the wharf at one time Let
the good work 90 brayely on, and so for va
rely
A certain item which appeared IN the
river column of the sun last night original
ed in the disordcred brain Of gentleman
whom we decently inferred a few days ago
Consequently it cannot be of therequisite
amount of thickness, and will be generally
disbelieved by people who do not inhabit
grave yards.
CD. S. PenncDaker, cashier wharfboat
company. took his departure for Columbus
last night on the Andy Baum. They do
say, you know, that possibly Charles will
not return without bringing --- that is he
will return probably when he gets through
with his business.
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VNO CONSUMP TlVES.

The advertiser, n retired physician, ho!ng PROV
dontally discovered, while n Medical missionary
In southern Asia, very simple vegetable remedy
for the speedy aud permanent cure OF consumption;
Asthma, Bronchitis. Ca,arlh, mud nll ihion' ond
lung affections, uls0 positive aud radical sprcllG
for Nervous Debility, Premature Decay ana ~
known to the suffering fellows. Aciualcd by this
motive, he VIII chccrfulh send free of chnrgel 10
oil who dcairu II, the recipe for preparing nnl MI
directions for successfully using this proNOrnllally
discovered remedy Those who wish 10 avail them
selves Of The hcnGils Of thl. discovery without, cor
ren do 80 hy return mall by addressing, with
stamp DG. CHARLES T., MARSHALL,
No 80 Niagara street,
BUFFALO, \ y,
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packed with care, and satisfaction guaran
teed. City dealers will find 1t to their adj
vantage to call upon me before ordering
from Chicago or St. Louis. Hoping my en-
deavors to please, will be met by an appre-
ciating public. remain yours,
,JOUN SpnOAT
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NEW RICH BLOOD!

Parsons Purgailyc Pills make New Rich BLOOD
and VIII completely change the blood In the clSro
system In three months. Any person who win take
pill each night from 10 - weeks may hc restored
Ia round health II such thing he possible Sent
by mail for letter stamps Is, JOHNSON a co,
Bangor, Me- lw,
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FAT MAN MADE HAppY-LosEs 81 II

FAT MAN MADE HApPY--LOsEs 81 LBS
--Prattville, Ala, July 20, 1873 Botanic
Medicine Co., Buffalo, N, Y.:--Gentlemen
About three months ago | commenced
using your "Anti-Fat-' at which time my
weight was 210 pounds. BY following
your directions carefully, | have succeeded
in reducing my weight to 1853 pounds. This
is all very satisfactory and pleasant but
just previous to my commencing the use Of
your medicine, had purchased two suits
of fine clothes at high price, and find, to
my dismay, that they are entirely useless to
me now. When | put one Of my coats on,
my friends tell me it looks like a coffee
sack on bean pole, and when put the
pants Orwell, description fails. My OBJ
ject in writing is to ascertain whether you
have not, in connection with your medicine
business, an establishment where your pa
irons, similarly situated, could exchange
these useless garments for others that would
fit. | think you ought to have something
OF the kind, as it would be an inducement
for many to use the Anti-Fat, who now OBJ
ject to using it, in consequence Of the loss
they would sustain in throwing aside valua-
bic garments. Just turn this matter Over
in your mind A Clothing Exchange" is
what you want in connection with your
Anti Fat business. Yours truly,
GEORGE BOYD.
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DIANA Beautiful concert "rand ()MIAN

i TNINV TINnOr, PTIUV NTO!N V''l =, A, ,nn
s,a5. superb Grand Square Pianos, price SliW ~.
only saj5 Elegant Upright Pianos pr,c ,n ssD Only
S35 Organs II stops s7.,N church Organs 10
stops price S3soony Sllo Elegant Sa'5 Mirror rop
Organs only sio5 Bnyers come s"H TrS .a m" mo a
NAN VIVA md pnpo or Organ given free. Large
hit Newspaper with much Information abou, cost
nf pianos and ORGANS sent free, Please address
nANIEI n HEALTHY. WnahlnglOn. \. j. wv,
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Once: Bulletin Building, Washington Avenue
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

|pAfAKD TAYLOR says: II take great pleasure
~ In recommending TO parents the Academy Of Mr..
>, q. Shortlidge." Hon, Fernando Wood, patron,
says: "Icheerfully consent to the use OF my name
~ reference" SWITHIN q. SIORTLIDGE, (IIar.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-10
THE HOrSE OF HALLIDAY BROS.
A DESERVED TRIBUTE TO THE FIRMS EsEE-
GY AND ENTERPRISE.

GY AND ENTERPRISE.
tB j. =. In the Farmer and FrultGrower)
sometimes think the people of the
south part of the state, and indeed the
whole state over, little comprehend how
much they owe to Halliday Brothers. the
Cairo millers and shippers, the ST. John
and DuQuoin coal miners, and salt boilers,
ahd the wheat farmers Of Perry county.
To fully understand our Indebtedness to
them and their many successful enterprises,
let us imagine the results which would
follow their death and the closing up of all
their works, and the stoppage of all their
business. Such an event would amount to
something like public calamity. for it
would tell adversely on the fort
unes of every working man
of Southern Illineis. And to make the
matter palmer and bring it closer home to
our conceptions, let us compare the conse-
auences following their loss with the loss
of four or five times their number OF the
bawling politicians of the state, who are
trampng about, begging votes and cold
victuals of their friends. In the one case,
the loss would be of men who are develop
ing the latent wealth of the country and
adding to its riches, and in the other the
loss would he of fellows who are in truth a
public burden, adding to our taxes and po-
litical entanglcmen,s. All honor then to
Halliday Brothers, and every other man
and firm engaged in any and all industrial
and mercantile pursuits, whether fruit
growing, wheat raising. mining, milling, or
others, and especial honor to those, who
with means at control, use them and their
best energies to develop the natural wealth
Of the country where their lands and lvings
lie
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A PRIVATE MEDICAL ADVISER
NO CURE NO FEE !P I,I. a. a G. G. o., !.

Nv w ItII w I III IN 7 ' 4 g
hospital, ISL Kast Washington street, Chicago n1r
the cure OF all private, chronic and special diseases
SEMINAL WEAKNESS. NERVOUS DEBILITY ahl LOST
s.SnooD permanently cured DR. o. Is graduate
o',he Reform School, aud uses no mercury; has the
largest practice In the United States. LADIES re
curing treatment, with home and board, call or
write Every convenience for patients send hfty
cents for MARRIAGE GUIDE! go pages illustrat
Cd. Married ladies and gentlemen send my cents
for sample Of rubber goods and circular Of Import
AIT information by express. Consultation free and
CONFIDENTIAL Reliable Female Pills g. box
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Price, TEN Cents.
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING
1lGth EDITION.

IIBth EDITION,
Containing complete list OF all the towns In the
United States, the Territories and the Dominion of
Canada. having n population greater than 500 ac-
cording to the last census together with the names
OF the newspaper having the largest local clrculh
ton In each Of the places named Also catalogue
Of newspapers which are recommended to adycr.
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charged. Also, the Religious aud Agricultural
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rates, showing the cost Of advertising In various
newspapers, and much other information which a
beginner In advertising wond do we'll to possess.
Address GEO +. HOWELL a. CO, Newspaper
Advertising Bureau 10 Spruce st.. N. Y.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-10

The manufacturers received the highest and only
award given 10 Porous Plasters at the Centennial.
We warrant BensOn's Capcine Plaster 10 be supc.
rior 10 all other Porous Pasters and TO all inimen
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-10
GOLDEN MEDICAL Discovery

BY reason Of is Alternative properties cures diseases
of the blood and skin, as scr0ua kings evil tn
mOrs: ulcers or old sores; bochcs; pimples
and crupions, BY virtue of ts pectoral properties
1t cures bronchial throat and lung atlect0ns ineip
len, consumption lingering coughs and chronic
aryngitis. lts ch0agogue qualities render II m UNI,
collacd remedy for bi0usness, torpid liver, or 'liv
or complaint and its tonic properties make 10
equally cicacious In curing indigestion, loss Of up
petite and dyspepsia.
Where the skin IL snow and covered with blotches
and pmpos or where there are scroiulous nffcc
tions and swclings, u fcw bottles Golden Medical
Discovery will effect M entire cure. lf you feel
dull drowsy dchitated, have eallow color Of skin,
or ycowish-brown spots on hcc or body frequent
headache or dizziness bad taste In mouth. Internal
heat or chills atcrnated with hot ushes low spirits
and gloomy forcbodings. irregular appetite sntf
tongue coated, you are suffering from torpid liver
or blliOusncss. In many cases 0t liver complaint
only part of these symptoms are experienced. As =
remedy for all such cases, DIR. Picrces Golden Medi-
cal Discovery has no equal. ny tcccts perfect cures,
leaving the liver strengthened and healthy.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-10
EDUCATIONAL.
BLOOMINGTON LAW SCHOOL.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. Session be.
- gins on the First Of October and continues nine
months The institution is organized on the cleo.
tive system, giving the student free choice Of stud
les, with full courses in the Schools of the Acade-
mic Department and In the Schools Of Law,
Medicine, Engineering and Agriculture For cat.
alogue apply to the Secretary of the Faculty, p.
University Of Virginia
JAMESF. HARRISON. MD,
Cbairmanof the Facult.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-10
MEDICAL.
BENsoN's
Capcine Porous Plaster!

A f 'Ss sasy po sSS snsSn ns'% a
Gus plaster. pain killing agent In one.
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OFFICE IN CITY NATIONAL BANK,
Cairo, Illinois.

INTEREST paid on deposits March lst and Sep.
tomber lst Interest not Withdrawn h uddcd i'm.
mediatcy TO the principal OF the deposits. thereby
giving them compound interest
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NERVOUS DEBILITY. e h 4 10

n0GOLD PLATED WATCHES. Cheapest in
N.1the world Sample Watch FREE TO Agents. Ad'
pOdrasa A. COULTER & co, Chicago, Ills.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-10
MEMPHIS TENN. THURSDAY EVENING OCTOBER TO- 1878

French Masons out of all frater-
nifty, because Of their reputation Of
the Deity. If the Anglo-Saxon
Masons, as they are called, adhere
to their resolution, or even if they
decline the invitation to join a Sc
cret convention, the Grand
Orient of France have resolved to
declare themselves independen t,
with power and determination to
issue warrants under their sepa-
rate seal, constituting branch
lodges in England, the United
States and other countries. A few
members, constituting the old sec.
ton, will probably maintain Ma
Sonry as religious element in
France, but the newer and more
numerous reyolters will continue to
exclude all reference to the Deity
in their ceremonials. Such Is the
the latest aspect of an affair which
has tendency, of course, to annoy
MaSons in the English-speaklng
countries. But the separation
which has already taken place de
facto must tend rather to strength
en- than weaken the ancient craft.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-10

from him, and he thought, taken
out that way. He reported that
the Bannocks had a large band of
fine horses, and this stimulated the
Grows to volunteer for service un-
der Miles. They put on their war
paint and feathers and sailed out
with their ponies, cayorting in gall
lant style, for the Grows have
special fondness Tor horses, of which
they own not less than ten thous-
and. u
On the morning Of the Sd of
September some of the Grows went
up to the summit of high peak,
around the base of which wound
the trail, and about twelve miles
away, to the front, they sighted
the hostiles crossing to the summit
of the mountains from the west.
They Immediately carried word
back to the general, who kept his
command in u canyon so as to con-
ceal his presence from the Ban
nocls, who might otherwise scat
ter out in the mountains and es-
cape. As soon as one party Of
Crows came into camp to report
progress, another party was started
ont to make observations. alWayg
under cover,
The Grows came back with dis
couraging reports; they were op.
posed to attacking the hostiles.
| The Grows are superstitious and
cowardly about fighting an enemy
in the timber or mountains, and as
the Bannock camp was partly stu
ated on an island and partly behind
it, protected by brush, the Grows
thought it would not be safe to
make the attack. They said there
were not enough soldiers to make
the fight with safety. The general
told them there were not many
soldiers, it was true, but they were
"good medicine men"-they had
never been defeated. This, with
the assurance that they might
have what ponies they should cap.
ture, and the hope OF some other
; plunder, as it appeared, induced
the Grows to take the chances.
The FIGHT.
1t was about 4 o'clock in tht
morning when the bugle sounded
: what was to be the last tramp 70
! some on both sides. This and tn
echoing response from Springfield,
rifles was the first information tn
F, Indians had of their danger. The
I were not long in replying, an,
though at first some sought to fly
, the greater number sent bac
4 leaden messengers with such efiec
that almost every man hit wa
killed. The troops could only fir
into the village or at some point i
! the brush whence fire and smoke {
indian guns were seen. The hos
tiles lay in cover, and fired at me
almost in full view and within 4
yards of them, for the assailant
= were that close before the order
fire was given. The firing lasIe
for nearly two hours, when I'll
: hostiles who had not been shot {
: escaped surrendered.
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CRISIS IN FREE MASONRY.
A Disruption In France on Account
Of the Recognition Of God.
The Philadelphia Press says edi-

The Philadelphia Press says edi-
torially;
The actual disruption in the
general Masonic brotherhood, which
has been expected for some time,
must soon take place. The Grand
Orient of France may be discredited
with this disintegration. The facts
of the case are not without inter
est. Without referring to earlier
Masonic institutions in France, we
may state that in 177l the Ancient
Grand Lodge of France, declared
extinct, was formally replaced by a
body called the Grand Orient of
France, but continued to "work"
separately until June, 179S, when
it was sOlemnly incorporated with
the Grand Orient, which has con.
tinued until the present time,
though it has been placed out OF
communication with many Grand
Lodges, for some extraordinary de-
Viations from established rule-one.
DR.. Mackey, well-known Masonic
author, says, being "the recent
abolition of the Office of grand
MASTER" the duties being performed
by the president Of the council of
the order.
Several months ago the French
Masons lie, the Grand Orient Of
France), solemnly resolved that
they would no longer recognize the
existence of a God in any Masonic
rites. Considering that Masonry is
eminently a religious institution,
wholly unseotarian (Christians and
jews being members, with equal
priyileges), this Reputation OF the
Deity was so extraordinary that the
Grand Lodge of Ireland imme.
diately severed all lraternal relations
with the Masous of France. In
due course, the Grand Lodges of
Scotland and England, and some
Of the American lodges, took SINH
lar action.
1.-The Grand Orient of France are
about to issue a general invitation
to their brethren in England, Ire
land, Scotland and the United
States 10 take part in a "conyent =
Tor secret convention to be held in
Paris, in orderto revise the dici-
sion of the English-speaking lodges,
which have literally read the
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a EIeallh-SestroxInr Vapor


Is generated by the action Of the suns rays
upon damp. decaying vegetation. stagnant
pools, and marshy low lying tracts. The
true nature of this miasma is by no means
clearly understood, but there are two facts in
relation to it that are. Tho first is. that the
periodical fevers which ii breeds are of the
most virulent type; tho second is. that these
maladlss are rarely cured, although they o ay
be 0meliorated. by the ordinary rem dies EN-
TO the effects of iniasma is HOstetters Stom-
aob itters. This medicine is one of the most
popular remedies Of an age Of proprietary
specifics. and is in immense demand wherever
on this continent fever and ague exists A
wine. glassful three times = DAY is the bost
possible preparative for encOuntering mala-
rious atmosphere, regulating the liver, and
invigOrating the stomach
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