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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-28

The idea OF settling in Palestine, and there
reyiying the Jewish kingdom. meets with but
little favor from Hebrews either in Europe or
America. Few think the suggestion worthy IT
talk. and those who do talk about it denounce it
as absurd. In the Hungarian Parliament how
ever. u member. not a jew. has proclaimed him
self an earnest advocate Of this project Mr..
lsroC2Y has no love for the Jews. but. on the
contrary. rather dislkes them He thinks that
the race is altogether too vigorous. energetic,
and prolific. and that in Il few years more they
will have crowded ont the Magyars unless
something is done. Therefore he wants all the
jews sent to the Holy Land. there TO increase
and multiply far away from the vineyards u
Hungary, lsroczY's speech excited only laugh
ter in the Parliament, for the Jews are highly
esteemed in Hungary, whore they are not only
among the most Industrious but among the
most patriotic Of FRANCIS JosEPHs subjects.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-28
The great engineering work known as the

The great engineering work known as the
Sutro Tunnel in Nevada. is completed. after
nine years of steady labor in the face Of the
most serious natural difficulties and the most
uncompromsing opposition on the part OF
great silver mine owners. The tunnel is nearly
four miles in length. and for a long time after il
was begun Il advanced NJ the rate Of only
tweniy-eEht feet a month. II is expected TO
keep the silver mines Of the Comstock lode
clear Of water. and TO bring into market mil
lions Of dollars worth OF low grade ores the
mining of which has heretofore been unprotlta-
bic. The cost of the work has been about
81 100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-28

According TO BYRON, fame Is :" being killed
IN battle, ana having your name spelled wrong
In the Gazette" Even this would be preferable
10 the manging which often awaits popular
heroes Mt the hands Of pictorial artists and
photographers. Take the case OF Lord BEA-
CoNsFIELD for instance. In the reLtnumber
OF well-known London weekly. we have two
Illustrations. one representing the interior OF
his room at the kaserhoi Hotel and the other
his Lordship on his way to the Radziwill Pal
ace. In the first picture he appears with pre-
ternaturally sharp vlslge and generally thin
and emacinted aspect. while in the second he
appears as an unwieldy Turyeydrop. large
enough to take part in fat mems picnic.
Prince BISMARCK. who also figures in the first
sketch, bears a strong resemblance TO the gen
tlemcn who carry beer in the east side gardens.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-10-29

~esb' wobl," iprad fe su ibr, "tbeusre
S6pefer! SD sebe nun Seiu 9briito
metn 9lorret6ss 3eusntk"
unp te umarmte fe innis.
Die Mense bssann u~nssrulcfs ;u
rperpen.
Die Gbrifsn ben pilcen Ebtsren !"
lhrieen Iauisnpe BON Sttmmsn.
~prtis uup Sesen ben bsilissn @drs
tyrern !"
l1nb Der Mann, Der Ipeben bieie mutbs
SoIen @prte ausseiprpden, erbob li6,
UNI bic Wense an,ursren. Gin ebrpirs
Der 8rsis CAB ibm Elm 3si9en nit Der
5anc. cae;er iid tptsper nieoerleBen mSss,
1ertuQian. penn er mars, FER pie Gins
criide isinsr Seele nidt bate ;uriifbaltsn
fbnnen, bdtte ben unflueen Nusbru1
lstnes Gifsrs NIT letnem Dilute bssablt,
mare bic GufmerfIamfeit pes Bottles In
pisieu Gusenblids ntdt sdnsltd auf bic
Scene ss;ossn rorcsn, bic an, Sbpr pss
Mmpbttbeaters itatifdnp.
Wan wolte pie Mdrtyrsr n5tbisen, iid
nit ben Nb3ei@en su bethlehem, pel6e pies
isntsen trusen. etc bet Gen Sfsntlihen
Spielen fdmpften. Sts befanren fir
bic Wdnnsr In einsm Wantel BON i1ars
ladrptber Darbs, pel6sr pas 8lsip Der
Yriefer ees Saturnus mar fir bic
Jrauen In elmer Spferbinte un, BE Stirns
rrelde ras 3ei&en Der prieferiusu Der
Ceres mar. Sic psiserten f6 absr
entidtepen, fi6 ipldsn spttlOien 3eres
raOnisn 3u u%nterpsrfen !: Wir inp nur
bieber ssfommen, iasten iie, UNI uniere
san;e Greibsit ;u srbaltsn. 0ir tne
Gbrifen. mir babsn es befannt unp nur
als 9 pl inc mir serurtbeilt rporpen.
0ir ppfern nit Sreueen unIer 9sben,
aber mir BADEN ras &e6t, tbr fSnnet paS
ni@t bsfreiten, nt6ts seasn uniere beilise
&slisipn tbun III mdHsn. Nein, mir
rpsrpen bte ab;ei6nen sprer falldsn
8ottbeitsn nidt an uns eulren, bic fir
uns Elm Ibiheu unp @reusl inc.
gBtr psrssn In bic @rera trsten, tpte mir
aus unisrm 8efdnsni6e sefommsn iinp,
unc mir wsrcen ferbsn, pbne uriern
@lauben su bsfsden.
Der Stattbalter rpaste 20 ntdt, ibnen
@epalt anSutbun, unc fe ;psen iideren
S1rtttes pur1 eas Ibor pes Impbt,
tbeaters.
Uprtftsuns fpIst.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-10-29

60 miro Der 6err feline Disnsr, feline.
WdrtYrer RIDDEN.
rSp Gintsen i6eint ii6 stpas pie
Nttleip su reaen, bic moraen eepis bel
unlsrm Ipeesfampf uninats iubsln
M5sen lie rod riss Mitlsip, bas
f& pur in cieiem Iusspblif in ibnsn
rest, far fi6 ltltit bsbalteu. 8ir fnp
niht su bsflaaen. Seit eem Sage, NO
mir unter Die Stancarte Ssiu gbrift ses
trsten, baben MIR tbm unlsr 9eben sspeibt
unp uns bsfdnris ais Spfer res lcces
bstra&ter. Ourt Elm @crt, ibr piGst
pas, fbnpten mir uniere Grstbeit srbaltsn;
mon bat Jules 6stban. I'M, unS etss Wcrt
su entreiben, cas uns BON surem ~lcsenann<
ten 9eri6t fret MAIDEN pdrpe /; mir ba<
ben IS ni&t ausipredsn molten. Wau
bat uns nit 8siten belaitst seidlasen auf
ale Art semartsrt ; babt ibr ssbSrt eaB
etn 8laaelaut un1ern 9ippen eptihldpft
1T? Wtr fdblten uns sldfli9, BON Treups
eur6crunsen, ras MIR IN, Ssiu Gbrifi
piIen leieen b~urftsn. Ssit einem Do
nat i&on parten MIR NIT rlnsspulo auf
Den Gag, ben id5nfen unierer Gage, NO
mir uniern slorrsiGsn Sampf polsnssn
iUuen. 8cmmt alio r,orsen, inc ibr
psrpet uns Dem Ippe sntsssen ssbsn ies
ben, als 9insen mir gum f5flt1en
Wable ; uno rtr fetsrn eanu aud unl.r
10 lang eriebntes 1ef."
~Sa morsen" beulte bic. ndmIite
Gimme, Die f6 i6on mtttsn aus Ger
Wense bate pernsbmen la6en. .morsen
I'm ampbttbeater. UNI Gsf su ses
niesen ! > @ipta, meme gusen peroen
allo cetn Slut Hiseen unb pstne Snphen
3~ermalmen Ieben
Gelicttas erblei6te unp Ianf an bic
8ruft ibrer speln perrin ; nisie Stimme,
fe Bate fe e~rfannt, mar bic Sttmme
ibres unsldfltden @aters ! Die Wsnss
idlib iib tiQi6wetseno binpsa pdbz
renp bic Wdbtsr auf etn 3eiden rss
Stattbalters ole Wirtyrer tn pas Sc
fdnsnis ;uriidfibrten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-10-29

ruuf man Die Sbinfsn berausnimmt
8fbSrts attrpdnen ldet unp NIT Slets
abreitt.
Gin uns befannter amsrifaniihsr Sas
brifant, Der dried Beef and Hams'
BON aus93eihnetsr Site ~liefsrt. beptent
h6 ieit 40 Sabren fpIssncer WiI6ung :
duf 100 pfr. &inpHsti6 Z pin. SaIa
2 lln3en Salpeter, Il pic. %traunst
3uder unp A 9aIonsu 0a6er /; auf 100
pin. Sdinfen uno S6ultsriite 8 pfp.
SalS A unsen Salpetsr. Il Do. 3uder
unc a 0auonen Wa6er. OaS 6leiIh,
pel9es astrpdnet perpen Icu, miro pana
na6 a WOden berausaenpmmen. pbfs
felt man in rparmsm Wetter Elm, 10 mug
man Die Cafe stnmal auffohen, rpts rpet>
ter mad unten a~nseseben miro.
u~ebrisens fam man aud, anfatt
risls eafsn iiber pas 8leii6 ~ sisssn.
bic Sleii6fide nit elmer Sal3s une
3uders Wil1uns in ben pben ansessbes
men Serbdltnifen einreiben unit i1i&.
tenpeiie siupafen. -
I'm beipnperS sutes unp i6madbaftss
etneepSdeltes 8inps unp S1wsineHeiiH
gum &e6sn su erbalten, miro enpfoblen.
mad eintsen Iassn Die erffs 2afe ab3u@
laisn, neil pieIe bIutis &c. uno eaourG
far pas Gleii6 nadtbetlis serorben iei.
IN eeren Statt fol- mar, baber cine
friide 9ate MAIDEN unr ei:1e iter bas
5leii& stesfn. Dtss III ssrpis etne ltbr
empfeblsrspertbe Wstbope bat mar,
aber nit srpsen Wai1en ~ tbun, 70 pirr
piel erIpart, penn man bic srite 9afe =
anfatt f%crt;usieBen = fo1t. unp BEN
S&aum beftdnpis abnimmt, 70 LANCE ft
FOLDER nod bilpst. Sierpurd pirp bic
eafe sersinist, inpem bsim Sp6sn eas
Gipeib res Slutes ssrinnt uno biss
pann purd caS abi6dumen nit ben ans
peren Seitanotbeilsn. pie In Der 9afe
na6tbsilis auf paS 6lsil9 sinpirfen
f5nnen, e~ntfsrnt miro. Gin loI6es Abs
feden Der 2afe III namentli1 ratbIam,
penn bic 8itteruns warm 1T. 10.
@iecer cine anbere Wetbpbs S6tn-'
fen unc Spsfieiten ;u bebanpeln, III, /
Suibsl Cali NIT 3 ebfel ppu sspuIoer5
ten Cayenne. Yfeffer gut purd stnaueer
su menssn unp ramtt Sdinfsn uns,
Ssiten pobl etn;ureibsn /; aussrpsm tpers
ben nod In bic Feii4iss Sette ispss,
Sdtnfens 3 9Sfl ppu Syrup sper
3uder etneetriebsn. Nadbem rann
aaes gut ;uiammsn sspadt 70 5 = 6.
Wo&en i'm Sal,e selesea bat, bdnst
man Die Stife einseln auf unp rdu9ert
fs gut nit benz srinen 5idorybolse.
@isle ieBsn len pprfebsnp ansessbeners
6alsmildunSen = 1anentlih far
S&infen - aud nod idparssn Yfefsr
~, "A lln;en auf 100 pin. GlsiI9.
Iu6 1T Der 3ufaB pom SODA ODER Yots
ta1& - In sletder Wense. aIs ntar,
Salpeter anrpenpet empfpblen, UNI
pas ntasere GletI1 = Defenders tptsper
Der S4infen - ;art III erbalten. has
obne iol@en 3uias, insbeionsere pur@
cte Ginptrfuns css Salpsters bart uuo
;dbe miro.
Dem Ginen sefdIt bic cine, benz 2ns
bern eine anrsre Wetbote bee GtnpS.
felns better. Nm befsn III, slqes III prIfsrr
unp has Bette 30 pdblen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-10-29
Ginill3,n boa YG6elfeii@.

I'm SlsiI& sinsuialsen ODER iossnanns
tee p6dslRsil6 ~ bsrsitsn, iino peridies
eene Wetbopen empfoblen, pom penea
pie sebrau<&fe Die folsenpe letn
pdrfts
Wan laGe eaS Gleii1 na9 benz
S1la&tsn "a Stuneen lang lissen, NOS
rauf es gut nit trodensn IiGern serets
nigt miro, pbne eaTslbe NIT @a0er absus
rpai&sn; ales Ylut mus lursfdItis aus.
seerddt uno eptfernt ipsreen, ea eteS
leidt CUR Ysrperbnib ees Glsif@ss beitrdst
Au1 inp bel bem..Ginial3sn bic 8no&en
70 Siel ais mSaIi@, ;u entfernsn. Sc
grocer bic Stlfe bes Elsil1ss iinp, befp
lOrsfdlttssr finr iie einsuiulsen unp peftu
linssr mlHen fe liessn. 8elpnUers
iorsiam fnc ale 66blunseu unp 8aus
Ihuns tn ben GleiIdfdden nit Sal3 eins
sureiben, psS slei&sn bic AnidBe I'm,
bic Snr6sn. Wan re1nst sep5bnli1
etrpa cine Urge SaIs auf ieess pfunp
Gleti@. DaS Gleti& pom iunsen Ibtes
rem berarf TN 9an;sn peniser Gall. ais
eas BON dlteren. Gleil1flde mullen
gut perpadt peroen In pa1enee GdIsr
oper Ipnnsn, 70 pas pisislbsn nit etnsm
gut paIenben Defel nieperseprift unp
tefdnpts unter Der fib bilpeneen Sdl;s
late erbalten pereen, entrpecer cur6 cine
Shraube peer pur6 SsIdweren nit
Steinen. Wan6e rpeneen auser benz
Gal; audi Salpetsr an, bod parf man
Ron lsstsrsm ~fsinsnfaqs gu pisl nsbmen,
ea pisier, pbppbl er reur ElsiIde cine
f6Sne retbe Sarbe ertbetlt, paHelte aud
leiht trpdsn ugp bart ma4t auf 1
plumb Gal; fpate man nt1t mebr ais 1
llnss Salpster nsbmsn. 8islfa1 miro
fsrnsr 3udsr nit Gem Salss Ssrrpsnest ;
ie rtebr man BARON nimnlt, un, 70 ldns
aere Belt 1T erforesrli6, ramtt eas 6letld
gut purbsspSfelt 1T. 0
Die einfabfs Wsiie, Gletib tn fril1em
3utanpe Ianse gu erbalten, III, pafelbs
in Iuftpi6t seialp6snsn GdB@en, nur
nit Gal; befreut, ausubepabren. Wan
'lsst bic Sp1 8np@en befrriten unp font
'ri6tis sprtereitsten fril@sn Gleilafafs
na& ssbSrissm gtnlalssn l4i@twsiie
blot a~ufeinaneeL 70 tas fsin lserer
&aum rpseer swii6sn ben stn;elnsn
Stifsn nod pben bleibt ; Johann ibliest
man has Gdsdsn unp bspabrt eS I'm
Seller auf. Mnfanss perdnpsrt man bte
Gage ess Sdshens tislt1 stpas, lpdtsr
nur ale % Gage. Griidu Sped
unp S6peineaeil1 erbalten fi6 aut ptsie
slrt Defenders gut unc bletbsn pom Neus
iabr bis Witte SpmmerS ScIfcmmen
fril1. SsTnst man aber etnnal ein
ipl6ss GdSden gum 9ebrauts. 70 bdlt
Ia eas GleiIb ni@t LANCE mebr gut unp
man mus eS talp perbrau6en. MuS
risism @runpe bat man tsts @sfdBs BON
FOLDER @rSFe su rpdblsn, fpts ie Dem
Ssparfe pes Sausbalts am beften ents
ipredsn.
Cine antsrs 9lrt res pSfslns III fol-
asnps Sir 100 Yfr. Gleil6 fo&s man
6 Yfp. 8p&laII 1 pin. 3udsr unp cine
llnse Salpeter IN IL Quart Wafer iber
sslineem Geusr unp l&dume gut ab.
Disis Yribs miro falt absr pas Gleil@
ssspGen. SunseS S6psinefstl1 ptrp
bisrin idon In As Iassn gut sep6s
felt ; dltsrss Glsii@ unp srSBere Stade
ma6en IA Gage parin ltessn, no.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-10-29
Siebeuunespansisfes 8apitel.
EaS Impbttbeater.

Seit LANCER Belt bate Carthage, BE
srpse Stact Der Sepesuns une rss Sc
rduibes, feinsn 70 lstbaften Inblid ear>
asbpten. Gus allen naben Stietsn unp
D5rfern mar man b%srbetseeilt, UNI pas
Sdauipisl Der Gsfe ;u senieben unb
i1on LANCE Dor Nnbruh bes cages flQs
ten i9 bic rpeitsn &dnme bee Nmpbitbeas
tsrs, 100 bic Wdrtyrsr ben pilprn Ibies
rem preiSssseben rperpea ioqten. NIT elmer
INNER padienren Weni&enmense. Die
Mrbeiteu waren ein9sfeat, ete 6dfen
perlunen unp ftiq, unU obnt bte unseftlm
bepeste Wenss bic fi@ maGsnbaft sur
arena b%inprdnste, Bate man cine Staet
3u ieben seslaubt. BE pom ibren 8epobs
uern betm 6eranpaben ces Tstnpes ODER
entiest purd Elm grpbeben, perlaNsn rpprs
rpcreen.
Die Come ssiste i@ rein unp trabs
lenp ; pas mar Der besst@nete Musels
bid, no bic 8efenner unter benz @eleit
elmer sablreiden Wa1e aus BENT sfinsnis
seben lplten. Naapsm fe eiuise Stuns
ben Der &ube sepRest, batten ie f1 pers
iammelt, sbe Der 5abn ssfrdbt. Der be'
ldeipsne Ml:ur, ben MIR tennen, ma. err
ri1tst tpprpen une Der Yriefsr Saturius
bate bic beilts.n 9ebeimniHs sefsiert.
Iieitos botten n isin.n SSnssm Sos
Wrop Der Starfsn. bic oSttIihe W,o,sh.
NINA mr. Isstsn Msiis smnfono,n' Gte
Ge ab,ca,n fnietsn 4, ni,psr nnr s,m
Srisasr' namit sr fe i,ons sonrt oobsn
IL i'd psm @.brauhs Der Ait osmss
ben N%riepensfus.
@ourius alma ssron S.in, shsn,n
u miIssn @tShts,Go, ,rShi,nrn In
pieiem MuoenbIif pUl Mpel unp Wdroe .
5ein Nlid. hen pr fl of ann SimmsI ore
bob, bate eipen unauslpre6li&en Muss
eruf son S%anftmutb unp Ssrsuee.
Damn famsn Saturnius uno ReySeatus
an Den Sspssunsen fbrer 2ippen fab
man eaB, ne beteten. Teliritas fonnte
Die Gmpfnranssn tbres Serssns MID.
su%rldbalter, NIT lautcr Stimme prizes
ts 0ptt zap Ct ets Sfanee tprsr Snts
blncuna eslSleunIst. Nsesn 'er larltt
NH rapissm Anssll1t ane ts'tsn S9rttts
a!s DIE wehpe h9 BON Sslu eer'te ses
!iset uno outg lstns S'see aItrsGt sr'
eallea. Gle eSie Segifr pannoS V'ela
pup..as Sen aas.m wa'sm r1ss s..
w. sm. NV IVY w.n,H.. S saH.
ass ~. "" HHa" Wv Vs..s.
S.utu ~ '",s''s.M W. vN ~
WV W." '"'"' Su"' SV"'
"9'" oe"' '"""'
Sn esm AussnbIid. no bic Mtart9rsr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-10-29
e6meiser Saaru1tttel.

Gitts ausf9!tsliS aus RTauttra b1sitttt uab ssuie
unf3dsit1t SdarmitttI sr,tust binnsn ft4e gDs&m bb sr&
Wesnsttn af Sttatn bee 5sustss, utl9s iatrt'ans lab:
rartn, ben appisfsn 5aarpu1s.
Bas Nttttl, tisetr uiHt I'm 6aned trfAttutn, purtt seu
grfnsr uns fstnsu RaSsarta fasn ftt Sasrtn rprsbt-
DaHtbt trbdlt bic 6arpt Der 5aart, ytfbittt bt dusfaGet
uns bat I'D In altn 5dltn als u~nfssltar trrttttn, q TT
etnu, bas bic 5aarpurdu bard zen 0tbraud l6arfrb
dseneu glitttl strtits S4astn stitten tastn.
Bahtst rire tn 5lai1sn ~ 50 ~vsrtaHft; dt 30
itstertn stnast tn ben hdrtuidtsfsn GSlsa.
R.s. Bttytasrsd in Grssla, Sas., fam aas,anf abse
stt 9laubparsts.stt vsrhsstnsT aasabta ssbtu.
Y. 8.-aufrdst riStt man an
~6rautQosttr
Gus Grssla. Gsuslass TO-. ga
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-13
YELLOW FEVER.


THE BOARD or HEALTH yEsTERD'y-So RE
PORT FROM THE HOSPITAL COMMITTEE YET
--RAvAGEs OF THE DISEASE AT GRENADA,
MIssy--THE GOLDEN CROWN CoSTROy ERsY.
A meeting OF the board of health of this
city, WAS held on Sunday morning, at the
health office, to receive the report of the
committee appointed on Saturday morning,
The object of the appointment OF the COM
mittee was TO ascertain the probable cost OF
establishing floating hospital to protect
the city from yellow fever and other infect
ious and contagious diseases, and to ascer-
| tain further what the state board of health,
the city of Cairo, the United States govern
ment and the Illinois Central railroad COM
pany would do in pecuniary way,
toward the the establishment and support
of such an institution All the members of
the committee were present, but having
been unable to gain the information de-
sired, they asked further time in which to
make report The meeting adjourned
after granting the request, to meet again
yesterday morning at nine o'clock.
The meeting was held. but the board was
again placed in quandary. DR.. Wardner
stated that the state board could not con-
tribute more than five dollars per day to the
support of an hospital, while DR.. Waldo was
unable TO say what the government would
do. as he had received no information from
Washington in regard to the matter AS yet.
Mr.. johnson, in behalfof the Illinois
Central railroad, said that the corporation
was willing TO contribute its share, what
ever it might be, TO the fund. \ hospital
such as projected will incur an expense OF
not less than seventy-ivc dollars per day,
and the outlook 10 the boarJi is rot encour-
aging, though it has No. abandoned the
determination to establish ii.
The following resolutions were offered and
adopted:
Resolved, That 10 boat that has been In =
district infected with yellow fever h. al.
lowed to land at the port of Cairo until she
had been thoroughly dieinfected or fumi-
gated. or until the disease lIar ceased to exist
at parts -outh OF Cairo.
Resolved. That the chairman Of this board
he instructed To have sections %. q, y.
chapter 10 u tn revised ordinance, t..cih-
or with all resolutions tina, have been
adopted by the board. in reference to quar-
antne regulations. publishe and posted
at all depo,s, whar-boa,, public !anding
places and upoa all ,ieamboa; landings
within the 2ity.
On motion the board aijoarue-l.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-13
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.

Remember the concert at the Methods,
church Thursday night.
Mrs Wardncr has gone to Villa Ridgo
to rusticatc for a few days.
The Box and Basket company resumed
work at their factory yesterday morning,
The Rev. George preached to a LARGO
congregation in the Presbyterian church On
Sunday morning.
Burger the dry goods man is e,o,od
nc Is the father Of ten pound boy, and
his happiness is beyond expression
Mr.. Henry cushman, of Columbus ~
has accepted a position in the hrs;n..,
house ofhis father.in.law, Mr.. John snron.
as cashier
DR.. Wardner will leave Cairo IN a.,
first of next month for his new homo /,
Anna. He will assume his duties n, n,
asylum there on the fifth
Morris Flyers and Miss Morrissy, bot,
alleged insane by the county cour, recent,
were taken to the insane asylum a, Ann
by Sheriff Saup on Saturday.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-13

WHERE To SPEND THE SUMNER.
manwith n family having once been crowded
into some small SKY parlor" in that hottest OF
all known places--Saratoga -or has been con-
tinually jostled and elbowed by the Metri-
politan throng that rolic alternately in dust
and surf at Long Branch, but that has
vowed never again to repair to summer
resorts. And yet with each returning
season comes the query where shall We 90!
Since last season new, cOmmOdius and
elegant hotel has been completed and fur
nished by DR.. r. V. Pierce, in Buffalo, n. Y.
at cost of nearly half million dollars.
No place on this continent possesses
more advantages for the tourist, pleas
IRE seeker, or those in search Of rest and re.
Taxation from the cares of business, than
this. list. It's accessibility. 81. Its cool,
hracing aud salubrious climate; the Their
momcter ranging in summer from Gj to -
degrees ralIthncll, Oh, inc dlEhctlOHs oi
the hotel and its environs. All these COM
bine to render it the most desirable resort
for those in search of relaxation and rest
Located on a bluff overlooking the city Of
Buffalo, Lake Erie, Buffalo Bay and Mag
ara River as it rapidly winds its way be-
tween island and villa to the great Cataract
lust beyond, it affords one Of the finest Of
American scenes Address all letters Of in
quiry to Manager of Invalids and Tourists
Hotel, Buffalo y. Y.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-13
THE SITUATION AT GRENADA.

From Mr. G. T. Rudd, Of the Chicago,
st. Louis and New Orleans railroad, who
received telegram from Grenada, Miss,
late last night, we learn the following par
ticulars OF affairs at that place: Tho dis
ease first made its appearance in the town
on Thursday morning, and up to the time
Of the sending Of the dispatch, sixty-two
cases had been reported to the authorities,
with eleven deaths on Sunday. The number
of deaths yesterday was not known. The
people OF the town are panic stricken, and
are fleeing to the woods and country to
escape the disease. The authorities are do
ing all they can to check its growth, and
have sent to Memphis for doctors, nurses
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-13
II. WARDNER.

WINTERS PHoToGRArmc GALLERY
Strangers in the city, or those intending to
visit Cairo, are invited TO visit Winters
Photographic parlors, on Sixth street. be-
tween Commercial and Washington ave
nues, and examine specimens ofhis work on
exhibition there.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-13

and disinfectants. The towns around Gren-
ada are all quarantiningl against her, and
trains on the Chicago, st. Louis and New
Orleans railroad run through the place at
their greatest speed, The malady is con-
fined altogether to one part Of town. 1t is
pronounced by the physicians as being a
pure type Of yellow fever, Notwithstanding
reports to the contrary being published
throughout the country.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-13

STOCK NoTIcE.-On and after this date
all horses mules, bulls, bears oxen. sheen
and dogs found running at large, will be
lmpounded' Hogs found running at large
On ana after October first will be impound.
ed' as byordinance provided. This is posi-.
five. C. u Aprpp c,mu,-',1,
August 10. 1873.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-13

SERVE AN INJUNCTION ON DIsEAsr.-Bv
invigoratng febe constitution. reaoyatnc
a debiitated physique, and enrichinp n thin
and innutritlous circulation with Hostet,er's
Stomach Bitters, the finest, the most highly
sanctioned, and the most popular tonic and
preventive in existence. 1t strengthens the
stomach, remedies torpor of the liver and
bowels, and gives hcalthful impulse to the
secrctve and discharging functions of the
Kidneys and bladder. Not only does it ar
rest and prevent the recurrence of malarial
levers but it furnishes the only adequate
safeguard against them to persons who have
never been afflicted with those maladies,
but would be liable to incur them if medic
inally unprotected. 1t eliminates from the
blood certain impurities which the most
Skilltul Psychologists assign as the exciting
causes of those agonizing complaints, rheu.
lhatlsm and govt, and it is, moreover, an
excellent remedy for an cnfcebled or over.
wrought state Of the nerves, and for mental
dependency.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-13
\. 4 LAWRENCE. ". D.

Quarantine Physician.
Capt Walker failed n deliver the report
Of the health officer. The Golden Crown
pu, off passenger on the other side Of
he river opposite this city, who a few day,
after came into tae hospital a; Til. city
with yellow fever. was sent to the quar4n-
tine station and died with black yomit.
telcyraphed DR.. Minor, health officer at
Cincinnati, as follows: Golden Crown IN.
doubtcdly had yellow fever on board when
she pissed quarantine at Memphis. Quar-
antine physician 50 informed the captain Of
the boat and gave him letter To me which
he failed 10 deliver He tthc captainJ after.
wards published card denying that he had
yellow fever on board. Look out for him. 50
The above il as near as | can remember
the wording Of the dispatch.
! handed your letter to my brother to
keep, but it has been mislaid.
! must beg you to pardon my delay in
replying 10 your communication, on account
Of the unusual press Of business.
Respectfully yours, etc,
j. H. ERsKiNE, NJ. ID.
Health Officer.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-13

Health Officer Minor, with Sanitary
Officers Bowling, Knappe and Mehan,
boarded the Golden Crown yesterday after
noon and satisfied themselves there was no
yellow fever on the boat and that there had
been none. A death from intermittent fever
occurred on board below Vicksburg, and
that was what started the rumors that led
to so much talk about Yellow Jack.--Cin-
cinnati Enquirer, 10th.