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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-18
6r,lnoei9entbum
Az bertamldem nher au berfoufeu
auf ber-
0rumoet8emtbnms S6rie BON U. ". paH In,
8ebamoe oes nNmerican."


0rumoet9entbnms 86rie uon R. ", san In,
0e5amoe oes pMmcrican."
120 Mdet 2dnc, eine prattoole 6arm 2ono=
green 9sa1ep, 13 Weeilen BON bier.
Gd)6nes sSteaeIitetnbaus on @arrenitr., sehn
3immer, $45D0; ipirb auh sesen einen 9anoiib nobe
Der Sta6t pertauidt.
Urpbes it66teeS aieselfteinernes Sous ON
Danrfets Space, 2doen uno Wobnung; iebr 6idis i'm
9eere gamIfeuen on aopionftr 155 Gus 6romte,
nur $500.
prad,fpoue MBpbnmne on Der 10. Gtrase, Dafbz
tngtnn -. g., ioipie 9runoftlde In berieibenGtao
eb, bldg 3u pcrfauien ober 9e9tn beit9es @i9entbum
um5utaushen.
1eimes asubmtamSan ealhounir., nit allen mo,
Detnen ginrifslineen; Yrets $1,000.
.Ssuei breiitodtee 6eaufer on gpaihnstonifraBe,
Simmer NIT Naiier; neu unb tn sutem 3ufanoe.
Brets $500 ieSes.
Narm NIT IA adern in @aIperts@ @onntp, ga1ps
lnno. NIT ousaeaei1neten Vreis$3 5000.
Uhnt 3melfodtse aiegelfeiaerne pduier an 2Dbnt=
coats na1e Strtderifr., 3immer entbalteno uno tn
autem 3uftanoe,. Hrels 500 iebes. Au4 9eae1 etns
hasm umaetaulnt. tfetr1 .12aRfe1 &2p)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-18
8rdnOe.

80 on, II. SUM. 9ur9 Die @inalde.
rnng oes sroben BDfelbauieS Der 66. @bas.
$. gfortb Comp. an Mebforoltra AT
Somerpiae seratheu 500 lrbeiter auBer ge-
iddfti9ung. 9ebit bem @ebdube nno Der
0taidiuerte puroen 1900 seraoe gei9la9tete
Gd)ipelne, 1900 lebenbige Sbweine, ioipie
cine sroBe Quantitdt 5diufen, Shnlai, &C.
uon Den 6lamnten uer5ehrt. Der @erluit be.
trdgt $700.0 .000-$80o,O00.
9etroit, Mi1 IT. Suni. - 81
Mable Der 50. BurceG, Carl & Comp, ina
9hoolcraft, Mi4., brannte beute nisber.
8eriuit $780,
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Wodl ettte OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Nu VUtIIe 2leHH.r II. SHNl. : .. y.
Sailcu, Gin an9eiehener bieiiaer Suuimanu,
aae 0titglieOer ictuer Sanilte uno ieine
9ienitboten, i'm @an5en - Yerioneu, mur-
Den beute NtOr9en burh 2trienif pergiitet,
peldes auf irgenO cine gSeiie inter Die Sum
8ritbitIde genoIienen Speileu aeratben mar.
Die &iihentbiire war iiber gtudt offen &C.
lueien, unb man 9laubt, buB ir9eub cine Yer'
ion Oas Sit uuter oie9tabrungsnliitel miihre.
9as Silt mar in 10 9roBer Guantitdt oors
hanoen, baB e8 @rbredeu ueruriadjte, uno alle
Sersiiteten murpen ourd) Oieien nmltano ges
rettRt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-18
&entcrn clues S6oumers. - Bier
NerIUnelt crfr1tttfcu.

Sort Noman, Sut., II. 3uni - Scr
S6ooner .Same3 Scott" fenterte am leBten
Sonntaqe mdbrenb etner 86 i'll Der gdbe BON
Song 8oint, uno Die Satin beS GapitduS,
osiien SinO uuo ein Matroie ertranfen. Sin
anoerer Dtatroe murte in elmer Sole in Den
Gee binaus getrlcben un0 1T ohne 3meifel
ebenfauS uerun9liidt. Jtlr Der @apitdn ann
Asr SStprpru1nnr1 ,r,1rhpu nprpttet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-18
Suitispfie9e i,t Sctt 9lae=stas.

q { D ID 0 0, SQf., IL. Sunt.-S09drt0n
0uubam muroe Samitag su enunO5manSigs
idbriser i4werer arbslt i'm 3u6tbauie su De-
troit uerurtbetlt. 0uubam rpuroe am lebten
5reitage oes 3ootidlags erten @rabe8 ldula
Dig bcfunOen, neil er ben @briit. boffmaun
am %. 4pril b. Ss. getDotet bate. gu benz
Dtoroe mar feline Seranlaiiuug 9e9ebeu NOR
oeu. SelOe Wdnner batteu iiber tr9eno cine
@ei9dftsaugetesenhelt einen gSortnediel,
unO ndbreno oeilelben iuurbs Der ARorb per-
iibt. 3ur 3eit, in Der bas Serbre9en begaugen
wuroe, berridte gegeu 9unbahl 9rOBe @nt>
riiltung, unb er entging nit fnapper gfotb
pen pauoen Der SolfsluitiS.
Sn Saden ge9en gSiQtam @raD, Der ben
elopo gS. 6orbeS por eiui9cr 3eit in gapnes=
bile erlAoiien bat, gaben tle @ei9pOrenen
beute ein Serbift uuf Sobti9las 5rpsiten Sra.
Oe5 ab. Der gefdngene miro am nd6fteu
Samita9e bonn 8ihter Barnes iein llrtbeil
empfangen.
Sn Der Sa6e gegen 6. 9S. Sunt, Der bes
MorOes BON CHARLES Gappan i6uloig behlnz
ben puroe nnb Oas @eiu6 I'M einen neue1
Pro5eB 9elteut bat, fpurOe beiien @eiu9 ab.
id)ld9i9 beidieoen, uuo 9fi6ter Barnes bee
urtbellte ben @efaugcnen 81 Sm6lfidhri9er
@iniperruns bel idwerer Arbeit im 3n9tbanie
III Netroit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-18
Baltimore eflre Ju(aranfe Wfffs
ant oes
6iibmeif> Gde 0erGDutb> Il. Waterttr.

Set mebr, ais einem bal6en Sabrbunbert eta6lirt,
periidert seaen Yerut ODER Beihdbi9uns bnrd Geuer
In Der 9aot ober auf benz 2anbe, au ole arten bon
Gi9entbum.
Dieie geIenltait felt aud immerm d hrenee
coer permanente Yoltcen aus.
Unt y. $,arriiun. #rafoent.
9trefto um:
Daosb 6. gBuIon, 8. s. gencomer,
Eranets Z. Sing, 2rpilIe SoriDis,
9enru garrou, SB. gIs EonIor.
aSin. D. Brnns, George {. S,arrtlon,
2. Son aapst, Wnl. 6. Bennigton,
=. %eostl n Sentns, y. Nlbert gders,
Y. gsoi.SH S8maft, gtenbet Cohen,
(Snnii8 % IN. n. gurdb. esfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-18
9td)t3ebn SerSonet attf ionSerbare
gSeiie UerGtitet.

scranton, Yeuni., II. Stunt. - Sn
Bittston ruurben beIte MOrgen 18 Beriouen
bur6 ben @enuB Der Wtilf elmer Stub oer9if-
tet, ueld)' 2ettere bon elmer Sd,lange in oaS
Guter gebiiien iporOeu mar. 3mei oer Ser
aifteten perben mahriheinlidl ifcrben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-18

Singer (de cfamilisu 1ldbmaG1inen
iiperoen sesen Ratensa9unaen
bom $3 1T . ma tItd nerp padltet.
gpe,tal.gloti;. = @tam butte I'D, pur Nad1.
abntungen uno amgebauten Wsaidlinem
aette neue Siaseri8e Dtai6inen iinb in bieier
Gtabt nur bei ber
Sinasr'Id1en SfabrifsG ontpagmie,
ylr. IS, Woro=SbarIeS=S =StraBe,
unb In oeren 3tpeis= =SHteau: VT. 116, Noro=tSan.
GtraBe. 5u ba6en. (Ipril3O, ,2Ditel
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S1dnoIid)er 2sngrtff eincs Negers
auf ettt iueiBes ssra1ten5tmttter.
Sduele Seitraftn9 oeS Tcr=
BREEDERS.

Smaha a, 9teb., II. SUM-. - Ser Neqer
@barles Sommers sriff 6reitaa iriib Inn bier
llbr Elm leotgeS 6ranen5imuer, Namen8 g1en
WcMasbea, on. gr fam Inn Mitterna1t in
thr 6aus, betbeuerte ibr feline &tebe nno err
fldrte Hitter S9rdnen, er meroe nod Dor Sa-
9esanbru1 iterben, lpenn iie ibn ntd1t er6Dre.
sic bot i'm, CT m0ge ite in 9tube laiien uno
fortgehen, porauf Der 9te9er elm Salhenmefier
SOg unO fte au9riff. Die Srau leiltste per<
Srueifelten &ioerItano, erbielt aber Terlebune
gen au ben 6dnben, Nrmen unb am Salie.
Ste gta6barn, our6 oas 9etiimnel i'm 9aule
aufmerfiam gemaft, eiltcn berbei, uuo Der
yfeger entfloh. Scr 6uBboben uno oas 8ett
lpareu nit Blut beoedt. Scr StaDtmarIbau
erfubr, OaB Der geger seitern @tOrseu nad
Ylattsmoutb abgereiit lei. Der Mtari1all ritt
na9 SeQepiie, nm Den @iieubabnSug Su be-
nuben, unb bolte ben gfeger iii Der Jtdbe uou
"a Ylatte ein. 0erlelbe ihtu9 iif loaeiA
ieittpdrt8 in Die Siilde, aber Der Mari1all
folgte ibm unb forccrte tbn nlebrere Male
auf, ftd) 5u ergebeu. Der 9teger So9 ietu
Wteiier rnO itiir5te geaen cen Maridall herau.
2etterer madlte bon ieinem 0teuOluer @ebrau6
uuo ld)OB ben yte9er auf Der Stelle toot.
Sein 2eid)nam muroe bierber sebraGt. Som<
alsrs mar uier5ig Sabre alt unb iiano ieitber
in gutem 9tuTe. Die Srau mirO fb wabr.
iheiulid) bon ben erlitteuen gerlebungeu mies
NPr Prho1pu
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Setttid1e Sttd)banol,ttt8
S d lfMne 3

gaometlsEde oer Baltimore u. Sharpitr.
TriiGiabrs unbGommer g4uaren aer Mrt fir S3etrenz
Ino SeIeiOer, fopie elm polles Nfiortiment
TAILOR TRIMMINGS 5u duBerft biai9en Breiien.
Gusp1rtisen Sdneibsrn iperoen auf Serlan9en Yro=
ben suaeIdidt. (UidrS30, 3Dftei)
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aer meher-arnannnni IN nnn1nnn

Blo dbnrn, II. Sum. - Bon Is bente
ab9ebaltenen SeriQmmlunsen Der au8Iebeuz
Den Meber beidlloicH so, Die 9lrbclt mieDer
auf3unehn1en, 81 beidllOiien, ben 2lnSItano
fortjuIeben, unb in oter 8erlanlmlun9en iuur0e
feline @utlbeiOung errelflt.
8iele Der Strlfer" tebrten bercitS beute al
Die glrbeit Suritd.
:ts2 2on0on, II. Snni. - 8a5 GrefutiD'
GOmite Der Spinnercibefiber bcibloB beute
in elmer 81 8ladburn abgebaltGnen SerIammz
luna, ale Spinnereleu am ud6iteu URlttmo6
mieoer in Yetrteb 3u Iebeu.
sdiifsnadlrtdlten.
8riitol, II. SUM-. - Ser 9dmpfer
0SOmeriet" 1T bon gterp Yorf bier angetom=
men.
&roofz 6apen, II. SUM. - Der
Oampfer Spain" 1T oOn Nem g)orf Gier
eir9eIaufeu.
@la89Ow, II, SUM. - Ser 0ampfer
State Of @eorgia" 1T pon gtem DOlt bier
etnSetrOfieu.
&tperpo II. Suui.-Der 0ampier
nSaparian" lit beute uou Boton bier an9ez
langt.
Narft uno B6rTe.
2onbon, II. SUM, 1890 Wahm. -
@onolS 50 9l16 fir @elo un6 958 fir Srief,
1864. @rie 16g, 8riOritdten 33, SQipOlier
@entral 874, em=Se1leper Central 314, 9telpz
Serieper @entral @oniols 81.
Die Oi5fontorate I'M offeneHWartte auf oreis
mOnatlife gSe6lel betrd9t BrOSeHt, luaS
] inter 8anfrate lit.
&onbon, II. Suui, $50 Had)u. -
0a8 SuQiou, melAeS beute auf 8ilan5 III bic
oSanf uon @n9Iano" 9iug, betrug G15, 200.
2onoon, IL. SUM-, 4.30 ytahm. -
@rie 16@, &eaOin9er III, PeHnDluanier @cn-
trail 81.
Barrier 3epei6cn uotiren fiiufprOSentt9e
8enten gu 112 SrancS 80 @enttmes fir
Brtef.
Yaris, II. SUM. - ased)iel auf 9on-
con 25 6rancs y SelttimeS anf turSe Sift.
antmerpen, II. SUM. - Yetroleum
259 6rancs fir gereinigtes amerif.
Antn erpen, II. Suni. = gSilcor'id,es
Sdnal3 % @uloen pro so SiloS.
Htoerpool, II. Suni, 1890 Had1m. -
8aumwolle ftetig. Mitteliorte OberlGnber
6 ., ,l6d; Orleans 81; bic 8erfduie tetrugen
beute 10, 900 Sauen, etni9lieBli9 2O0O BaGen
5ur Spefulation uno gum @rporte. Die
hsutt9e Saumlpoa 3ufuDr betrug 5000
Ballen, alle aus @merlfa.
Et0erpool, |, II. SUM, llbr gtadm. -
@inOfeii6 IS cd.
Seur5e SsabeI =9epeid1en.
= Der &atler bon Seitrci4 bat ben beut'
ldlen&ailer 5u eiEer3uiantmenfunft in@aitein
i'm nddIten 6erbfte aufgeforoert.
- GS oerlautet, bnB ole llHiuerTit1t SrfOrb
benz A6tb. Gowaro 9. B;errepont, ebemnl.
9elanoten Der Ser. Stauten i'll @nslano, baS
0ipl6n zines DOttOrs oes seHeinen 8e9tS
perIelben piro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-18
Scr SnOfo1terfrie0.

Gan Srau5iSco, II. SUM. - g1ad)e
ridten aus Siluerz@ttg, Soabo, ergeben, baB
Die Snoianer piele @epalttbaten bel Stein's
0tOuntain periibt baben.
Siele Biuten- SnOianer luerOen angebli6
bon ben Sannod5 9efdngen 9ebalten, neil ite
ii6 Oenielben nidt anidllieBen Uol(er.
Der 0Guptling 0Winnemucca" iOG get6o-
tet luprOen ietn. 0rei @Olonnen Gruppeu
iinb 9egen bic Steluug Der Snbiauer bel
Stein'8 Ntountain int Qumnrihe
Die 2lnIieoer Su gSbite lporic ermarten
itiiuhlid1 cinen Q[nnrlff
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Wot0 1tn0 SeibifttorS .

Inburn, g.>0., II. SUM. -- 3bomas
g8iIfiuion ermoroete geiteru in 2ode, @apuga.
@ountp, ieine Satin, inoem CT ibr bret
S6uBmunOeu in Die Sruit beibrad1te. @r
ia9te fid) Oaranf cine augel burd's Sers uno
blieb auf Der Stelle toGt. Sie Srau bate ii6
aemeinert. nit ihrenl Ma1lne III lebeu.
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0ermiidJte 55epcIdDeit aus Steap=


@elp gOrf, Il, 3nni.-@OlS er0fiuete
3u 1908.
= Der Dumpfer y@Obanim" trai beute Don
Mlttelmeerbdfen bier Elm.
= Ser o2ttlantic.Sa9t. Stub" belt btute
feline 13. idhrlthe Regatta, al welfer 13
Sadten tbeiluabneu. Die Yreiis in cen
pier reipeftiUeH Slaii'n muroen pom ben Sad
ten DGriton," nSntrepib," nSmperia" unO
uOoIpbln" 9emouneu.
-angetommen Der Oampfer r@itp Of 8id)=
moub" pon Queenstown.
: Die 3Oa @Innabmen betrugen beute
$26i 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-18
gsfehut0rft in V(1tlQoeInhta.

YEtIQ0eIp0 0lar II. ! m.-Rln0oleb
lebbafter, SSerfduie 200O, CUTE 81, 0titteliOrte
5-54, oroi1tdre 4t-48.
Shaafe iebr flau, Serfdufe u 900, CUTE bis
prima LII, 0titteliorte 4-44, Orpindre
"a.
@9lueine lebhaft, Gerfdufe 5000, quite 81,
WtttelIorte 81, orolnQre 5.
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9a bas SauS in ietucr heuttaen Sibung
Die @errpillisung BON 81 Miaionen sur &ilz
suna Der BON Der Siiderei=@omnliiiion Der
britiid)en Gegierung sugeiproaenen Suntme
nidt annabnl, 10 lpirD Der Senat bieien gez
trag ourd ein Enhancement rer senliIdlten
@iOilzSerpilligun9sbill einOerleiben. 9aS
Amenoenlent erforbert MIR eine einfad)e an.
ftatt elmer Sneibrtttels.M .Maioritat unb miro
baber obne S9pieri9feit bonn Sauie an9e<
norlmen merben.
Die 9nfiz zHe Heiiitiitipnabiu
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-24

and glorious work The charges Inc makes
for his services may be exorbitant but the
fruits of the services he sells, are beyond all
price. If he had in his pocket to-day, every
dollar he has been paid for his lectures,
still he would no. be rich man; and to
ask or expect that he will devote the best
energies of his life to the cause of Others,
without demanding pay for his time, is I'M
reasonable, to say the least of it. 1t has
been said with truth, that if a defender of
drunkenness should visit New York, and
teach the saloon keepers there how
they might bring 10 their counters,
as customers, every man and woman
in the city. such a man would he paid his
thousands night; be lodged in princely
style, and fed upon all the fat and delicious
morsels that money could procure for him.
Agans, the man who would thu, damn the
people, no charge of sclishnc,s. of mcrcc.
nary purposes would be urged 10y the wills
key dealer Not a breath OF The kind; but
again,, the man who has done more than any
body else living, to save thy drunkard. and
to snatch the city from the very jaws of Al
coholism. abuse and dcnunciation have
been hurlciin an unstintel and mos, ven
omou, manner and that too, by the very
men and women who profess 10 he cola.
borcrs in the same humane and gloricu,
work. The situation i fairly sickeninc to
tie true phi!anthuplst-most damaging to
the cause O. temperance, and di,-racnfIl to
those who arr responsible ion it, existence.
That's our say" on the subject.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-24
AN UNPCRCHASABLE BAND OF
STATESMEN.

o. al The innocent creatures developed
during the nineteenth century, ore
II Ill, NOS, innocent is con-
.ritu,or TO the columns OF the New
Yo,A Daily News. This guileless, unsus.
ret,:lg individual declares that no odds
WHIST the history of other state leg
i,.4;u-es may have been, or may BE- the
members Of the present New York icgisla-
,are caHao; be purchased. Because Of
tbs, conviction. tina, New York law
maker, stand unpurchasei and un-
r--ghasab.c the aforesaid innocent
writer argues that Senator Conkling
nj. .. reelected 20 tn Sena;. Of the Uni,
tel >;a;.> In,imlti5as amounting almost
:, open declarations have been thrown on;
that loakling vii. not have q va,k.ocr;
,aa, lie will not be reelected without q
struggle: that De will not, in sAor,, be
reelected g; all. Other prominent RrpuLi-
me, Of grsa; wealth, are coming %
,hs front i7: :aet- wealth vii, ava. ,Agm
nothing. N.mh., Of La-i-,atures HAVE
odd themselves: ali seats N the Senate
HAVE baa purchased. but no such >ale, or
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-24

tions OF finance and the currency. In three
or four Congressional districts the contest
remains undecided; but If the Democrats
initiate the example set for them by the
Republican party, during all the years of
that party's ascendancy, ii will not be hard
to guess how those contests will be decided
when once submitted TO the House. But,
LAYING aside all speculation, the Democrats
are morally certain Of a working majority
in both Houses. Upon the manner in which
they employ that majority; upon the wis
dom and discretion they may bring to their
all in lc-islating for the country, depends
their continued ascendancy in the places
where they are now in the ascendant, and
everywhere else,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-24
AN lNDlSPUTABLE MAJORITY
OVER ALL.

II is now as well settled us the fact can
bc in advance Of the California election.
next Spring that the House of Congress
Will be composed of lji Democrats, l9s
Republicans aud 10 Ncrdant hackers l,oy.
ing the Democrats clear majority of six.
teen, against any combination that can be
formed against them. If CALIFORNIA; dele.
g,Ition remains the same a, now thc rela.
tive strength OF the partc, will stand nm.
changed. II the Republicans secure III.
whole delegation, the Democrat, will still,
maintain n majority Of cigh, VOTES which
upon all questions tina, are likely to come
before Congress. i, more desirable than 81
majority o? one hundred. Of the Ter
GrecnbackeN six are Of Democratic. an,
four Of Republican ani'rcdcnts; aud, as
mstter Of course these will yot accordin.
10 their old part ali,ic>, except upon qucs
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-24
THE DEVIL JUMPS WITH GLEE.

THE DEVIL JUMPS WITH GLEE.
From IN extract published IL ,hes: COL
umn>. yesterday. tn. several hundred read.
ar, Of The DAILY BULLETIN have leaned
o.. tn -,lism that exists among the tenn,
lerance people 81 the city Of New York.
The effect already produced by that di,a-
-Tsemcnt suggest, for a verify that
when the righteous disagrre. the devil
jump, with glee"
IL the extract we gave. one Mr.. Conlklin
takes Fr4nci, Murphy severely to task for
protesting that in all hi, labors in the bless
cd cause Of Temperance he j. moved By ,he
spirit Of God: wherea. in fact. according to
Mr. C.. he j. moved solely by a selfish de.
sire ;omake money In not a single in.
stance ,hc claims. has this great apostle
e@PsHdei an hogr Of his time 10 the work
TO which be claim, to be 20 devoted. with.
OH eIacting compensation at the rate Of
from one to three hundred dollars per day
"Coar,n and un,ympa,hetic in his nature
he cares nothing for the woes Of debasel
humanity, and would not remain in the
lecture field week. if it failed to richly
rcmuacute him. Who ever heard. the
ratc Mrs.. G. continues, "of Franci, Muir
ply visiting any poor creature who had
been wcancd from his cups, To try, BY per.
>pnal effort to strengthen the sufferers res
o.ntion and to ease him over the urea,
struggle Of his lite: There is no money in
that Kind Of work-th.rc is not hundred
! dollar, night in il. and Francis Murphy
will have none Of it, His cold, mcrccnary
heart never warns in the direction of the
poor nerve shattered creature. justrcclaimed
from dcbauch of years. Not bit Of it;
Tor IN hi whole career as & preacher of
temperance, no one can point to single
act that was not smrchcd by sefshncss or
sordid, mcrcenary aims" And 80 on to the
! end
The fire returned by the Murphyites is
equally sharp, and plentifully sprinkled
with the grape-shot Of personalities In the
hear, Of city that numbers it saloons and
groggeries by the thousand; where King Al.
cohol numbers his subjects by tens of ,hons-
ands, this unS"cmly wranglc can have but
one effect, and that most damaging to the
cause to which the bclligcrcnts on both
sides profess to be devoted. To dress the
situation in the language Of another, these
controvcrsalists stand. in view of "a conna.
grafton Of drunkenness; the red noses and
purple faces Of the victims CLEAN
amidst the alcoholic flames, and
ana the fumes of rum 90 up INCREASINGLY"
lhe grog shops Of New York form seven.
teen mile line of iirc--so to speak; and in.
stead of dousing it with streams of cold
water from their total ubstincn, engines. the
good people who run with them" are del.
"sing each other with hot dushcs Of person.
al yillication.
Whatever else may DC said OF Fruci.
Murphy, it cannot be denied that in Ia,
temperance field he has achieved a prca'
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-24

On and after January l,t. the New York
banks will receive the legal tender dollar
on special deposit, TO he returned. when
called for, in kind. The dcnuncia,ion,
heaped upon them because Of this
purpose, are unstiuted and severe: but
they are not directed to tht right quarter.
These bankers propose to do no less or
more than the Secretary Of the Treasury
intends to do. He will not redeem the legal
tender dollar BY giving either gold or
9reenbackS therefor He hold, il As de.
based, and is. in the interest of the
gold bugs Of the country. doing
all he can to discrcdit the dollar
OF the buds. with the people. He ayaiIs
himself Of an omission of the law: and be.
cause the law tails TO say, in explicit terms.
that he shall place the dollar on the footing
oi gold and grecnbacks. he refuses TO do SO.
After the 4th of March, next, Mr.. Secretary
OF the Treasury will be compelled to run
his department with an eve forced in the
direction OF the public good.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-24
MEDICAL.
CATARRH.
THE EYE, EAR and THROAT
successfully Treated with.
SAN F'ORD'S
RADICAL
CURE.

StCCEss Is the test OF merit, and in the treat.
y mcnt of Catarrh Affections after 40 many mi.era.
Bile failures, means nndoubted specific curative prop
zeal Cure for Caiarrh possess such properties: The
evidence IN the shape Of unsolicited ties
tmonlals from the most respectable people from
all stations OF liic' must be conclusive on this point
Never, We believe, In the history of popular med.
clnes has such valuable testimony been offered.
freely offered in favor OF any remedy than that in
possession OF the proprietor- OF SaniOrds Radical
Cure, And valuable as II is 1t does not represent
O thou,andth part Of the recommendation which
are to-day offered by friends TO friends In H. favor
PtopeO wealth and refinement In all parts Of the
country daily admit ts superiority over any method
Of cure known To- the regular medical profession,
hU, ,huu the publicity incidental to a published
statement Hence the testimonials In our posse
lion represent but small part OF those withheld
for the reason mentioned. The following unsolict-
ed testimonial from Henry Wells, EsQr., Of Wclls,
Fargo Co, Express, Is an ourspokrn indor,c.
men, OF which we are Justly proud
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-24
CONSl MPTINES.
'NO CONSC MPTIVES.

The advertiser retired physician. having PROV.
ldcntally discovered. while q Medical Missionary
southern Asia very simple vegetable remedy
for the speedy and permanent cure Of tonsumptioli
Asthma Bronchitis. Caiarrh, and AL throat aud
lung affections also positive and radical specific
for Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, aud NIL
known to the suffering fellows Acua,rd by this
motive. he will chccrully send (ircc Of CHARGE tn
all who desire IT, the recipe for preparing, and full
discovered remedy, Those wlp wish to avail them
SELVES Of the benefits of has discovery without cost
eau do 80 hy return mail, BY addressing with
stamp, IN CHARLES y, MARSHALL
No 80 Nmgs'a Street
BCrfNLU, y. !
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-24
ILLUSTRATED scientific NEWS.
DOLLAR
ILLUSTRATED SCIENTIFIC NEWS.

The new volume begins January 1T, 1870 IL pages
~ columns, full OF illustrations OF New Improved
Machinery Tool-, Implements, Patents ApparN
and Family Receipts Plain, popular and readable
articles from the best writer's ON Science and In
dualrnl Arts, Also List of Allowed Paicuta, with
the name and address of each inventor, new fcut
urr to begin January lsi of especial value to In
ycniors and Paicntecs, not found In any other
Journal
The ILLUSTRATED ScttS rlFC Nsws has large eli,
Cnla,ion, one volume makes about 40 pnprl
printed IN Nm" paper for only One Dollar a year
less IN clubs. Specimens supplicd. Subscriptions
entered now IN cnd o year 1879. Address
=, H. WAi.ES& SON, Publishers,
10 Spruce ST., New YorL.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-24

TIM Republican, ar bowling most lu-
4abriou.iy because the Florida Democrat,
have learned how 10 operate dleir Return
in- Board machine The F.orida b,,,
aHgh; 10 b. allowed 10 have >oiae Jun with
IL. internal machine. sine itcu-, them the
Presidency 10 learn hrw Il aa, ru4.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-24

tn, cheering to hear that spain i about
to adopt Progressive policy. |, may he
rough on tn policy. bu, it will eventually
h. a good thing for Spain