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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-14
The POLITICAL CAMPAIGN

now pending 8, one Of great import.
ance considered In both it, National
and State aspects; q full Congress
.ioual delegation will be chosen; n
Legislature Il TO be elected which
viii determine the successor TO Hon.
". J. Oglr-by in the United States
Senate. Believing the success Of the
Democratic party TO be essential TO
the mAintainanCc of good govern.
eminent. the Bulletin viii always be
found advocating its measures and
hboring for the success Of ito repre-
.cnta'iyc-. To promote these dcrira-
ble ends cvcry Democrat should cx'
crt himfelf In disseminating the
tru,h- OF his party, and in 40 way
can this be NOR efcctualIy done
than 10y jhe circulation Of his home
paper!
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HOW WE HATE TO REST.

iFrazers Magazine
Our seasons ofrcst are so short ;lmt ma.
ny hard workers have forgotten how 10 m
Joy them. There i, no other chance for
them 10 sit down is to break down; I,
rest is 10 die. Indulgence i IN one respect
like indulgence in strong drink Having
got into it you must 90 on, otherwise there
come manifold morbid and painful expert
cnces. There are those who tell YOU that
once they could be moderately happy when
resting. now they dare rest no more. They
may try 10 make work less urgent, less fever
ish; but it will not do to stand still. They
are kept sane and serviccablc only by giving
the mind perpetual occupation.
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THERMhLISE cures all forms OF malaria
such rs chils and fever, bilious fever,
swamp fever, etc As preventive. It is
the best Safeguard in cities where icyels
are prevalent, if taken in time Ask your
druggist for Thcrmalinc. Twenty Eve
ccats per box, Mailed free on receipt of
price by DundaS, Dick & Co.. - Wooster
street New York
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NEW SERIES--.NO. 125

gin, and the guards, having heard of The
approach Of the lynchcls, cut down the
steps, and stood at the doors and threatened
to shoot any Of the party who ATTEMPTED 10
gain access 70 the lott. No facilities being
offered for quiet and peaceful hanging at
this establishment, the avengers of the muir
dercd child took their departure, to await Il
more favorable occasion. A few nights
aiterward, the prisoners were lodged in
cabins ON n farm near where the former de-
mand was made for the victims. Into these
cabin, the mob rushed, and secured the two
persons whom they had determined should
die FOR committing one Of the most horrible
crimes on record. They were taken 10 the
roadside and swung to the limbs OF trees,
and left dangling there as a warning TO evil
loers
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CONSUMPTION CARED. --An old physician,
retired from practice, having had placed
in his hands by an East India mission
airy the formula Of simple vegetable
remedy, for the speedy and permanent cure
for consumption, bronchitis, catarh, ssth-
ma. and all tlroa. and lung affections, also
a positive and radical cure for nervous de-
bility and all nervous complaints, after
having tested its wonderful curative pow
crs in thousands of cases. has felt it his
duty 10 make it known to his suffering lel-
lows. Actuatcd by this motive, and De,
sire TO relieve human suffering, | will send,
free Of charge, to all who desire it, this re-
cipc, with full directions for preparing and
using, in German, French, or English. Sent
by mail by addressing with stamp, naming
this paper, W. W. Sherar, l49 Powers
Block, Rochester, New York.
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The Daily Bulletin

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Eight lines of nonpareil (solldl
square
Displayed advertisements VIII be
charged according 10 the space, ut
above ratcs-.therc being twelve lines
of solid type to the inch,
10 regular advertisers we offer 81
pcrior Inducements, both as 10 rates
of charges and manner Of displaying
their iayOrs.
Notices In local columns inserted
for twenty cents per line first insor.
tion; ten cents per line for each sub
scquent insertion,
Special notices inserted for ten
cents per line for frat insertion; i've
cents for each subsequent insertion.
Notices of deaths and marriages
twenty cents per line.
All letter and and communications
should be addressed 10
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REMEMBER T FaiI:oa ,''i. !. a. only ~" XII
pAit Rol'I'E bctwccn cairo and St. lous uud,r
one management; therefore there are Il" a,iPE' ~
wn, station. awaiting connections RON other
t9'- Passengers gong 'or'b, Nor he1., nnu ~
ind our rates ami route.
INV" H. JOHNSON, General Manager
A., - MIITIOCk Passenger Agent. ,.,
" 80 mo r. WINSTON, Freight NE'u.
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Office in Alexander County Bank.
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TAKE NOTICE On the LIST OF November
| will open at the old stand of Phil Howard,
Eighth street, betwecn Commercial and
Washington avenue, Il wholesale and retail
depot for the sale OF fish oysters and game
exclusively. Making the above articles a
speciality, will be enabled to suit the nest
iastidious, at prices that will compare ia
vorably with Chicago or st. Louis. At all
times can be found line Of fish and oy,-
ters never before offered in Cairo, such Il,
New York count oysters in bulk, Mobile Oy,-
sters in bulk, Baltimore oysters in cans. In
their season can be found fresh
mackcrcl, fresh Goldfish, little neck
clans, sea fish from Mobile, shrimp and al
otter dclcacics from the sea, to tickle the
palate and refresh the inner man. Celery
and wild game of all kinds. 1t is my in
tenton to keep such articles on hand at al
times, so the public can depend upon being
supplied. Orders from abroad will receive
particular attention, and goods will be
packed with care. and satisfaction guaran
teed. CITY dealers will find II to their ad-
vantage to call upon me before ordering
from Chicago or ST. Louis. Hoping my en-
beavers 10 please, will be met by IN appre-
eating public. remain yours
JonN SPRoAT,
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An ASTONISHING FAcT.-A large proper
ton Of the American people are to-day sIt-
fering from the effects of Dyspepsia, or
disoriered liver. The result OF these diseases
upon the masses Of intelligent and valuable
people is more alarming, making life acsu-
ally burden instead of II pleasant existence
of enjoyment and usefulness. There is no
good reason for this, if you will only throw
aside prejudice and skepticism, take the
advice of druggists and your friends, and
try one bottle of Green's August Flower,
your speedy relief is certain. Millions OF
bottles of this medicine have been given
away to try its virtues with satisfactory re-
suits IN every case. You can buy sample
bottle for ten cents to try. Three doses viii
relieve the worst case. Positively sold by
all druggists on the Western Continent.
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BUTCHER.

yHEpS for sale the bcst Beef Pork, Mutton. Veal,
N Lamb, Sausage, SC, and Is prepared to sorvc
families In al acceptable manner.
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PoMPEu.-EXcavations at Pompeii prove
the city to have been one Of the most fash
ionablc and beautiful Of Roman summer
resorts, and but for the eruption it might
have remained so to this day AS with
Pompeii, 50 with thousands of people who
have beauty of form and feature. They
might always be admired but for the crup-
ton, that makes the face unsightly, and
bctrays the presence Of scroiula, yirulent
blood poisons or general debility. There
is but one remedy that positively cures
these affections, and that remedy is Dr.
Pierces Golden Medical Discovery. Il is
the bgs, known tonic, Alternative and It.
solvent 1t speedily cures pimpIcs, blotch
Is, liver spots, and all diseases arising from
impoverished or impure blood. 1t also
cures dyspepsia, and regulates the liver and
bowels. Sold by druggists.
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pNuE train. Nv t. road connect At = ior!' an u,
\ Es.tSt I.oIis with 81, other !Lt' 90 .L' LANI'
,OltI'u AID SOUTH.
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THE DAILY BULLETIN,

The Cairo Bulletin entcrs rpon It's
tenth year with complete new
outfit and a determination 10 make
II In all re.pect- worthy the support
ofils patrons.
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Time Sohcou!c:
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|ybrogi,u ,ypfc-- arr,os 81 East - Loas n;t9
IMrynhy.bofn accommodating leave. caro- ~ pm
acc. Mriyet ~ MnrprN.nofo M, M
|rhrcrrn express icaNc- Easi y L"I'1'' 80 -,
|rbtorcl express arrives o. caro- ......' "a -,
Murulv sbofa Grc leave, Murphy'oofo 2,!5 !, w.
|Mnrphy sboro acc. arrive o. { AFRO" '-' P'"''
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I, will embrace in it. column. daily
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Of sich character az We trust shall
prove inc equal Of the cheapest and
bert OF OEr contemporaries.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-05
The Omce-Seeker.
AiR-"OI Rosia Tie Boz

AiR-"OI Rosia The Bor."
I've run all the old parties over.
And now TO new one must go,
think there are Offices somewhere.
!fId any kind Of show.
Oh give me some kind Of a show
oh ho.
I'm rather weak sister know;
But I'd run my legs off for an Office
If only knew which way to go.
From now till the eve Of election.
I'll promise all men everything;
And it's awful to think nv rejection
The votes. when they're counted.
may bring.
Then give me some kind Of show
oh ho Z!
Into any new party III go;
For the starviugest show of an Office
I'll be anything that l know.
Just keep your eyes open and staring,
And when any new party you see
That is wanting man for an Office,
Just kindly refer them to me.
For I'm always ready to go-oh ho,
When an office its shadow may
show
I'd swim through the broad Missis-
sippi
For the littlest office know.
So when the election is over.
AND up the Salt Creek repair,
Ny Punishment wouldn't seem lone
some,
If office could follow me there.
So follow me mp when l go-oh no,
And write on my tombstone, you
know
If you're hunting man for su
office.
Just wake up the fossil below
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Fishing for Fun.

landed my first p;ckerel the first
evening we were On Lake Minnetonka.
/ am not skillful fisherman. | told
the boys that l could do little plain
fishing, but ! didn't want to be set
down for snything with any kind of
flutipg, embroidery, knife plating, or
anything Of that kind about it. l
fished from the shore. by the side of
a veteran fisher, Mr.. A. X. Dunlap of
Titusville. He knows every fish in
the lake by name. He can tell by the
move Of the line what kind Of fish is ct
your hook. Something ran away with
my line.
It's pickerel ! shouted Mr. Dun
lap, in intense excitement. a big
fellow Take out your lines =
he yelled to the rest Of them. Give
him plenty of room Play him !! he
shrieked ut me. Let him run! Keep
your line taut Don't give him an
inch of slack Look out Don't let
him do that again! Let him run
Now, bring him in this Look
out Don't let him do that again !
BY this time l was SO excited l was
on the point of throwing down the pole
and rushing into the lake. intending to
run the fish down and kick it to death.
screamed to Dunlap:
'You take the pole and land him, l
never eau
He refused. He turned and hurled
his own pole, lance fashion, into the
woods
Here 7 he shouted. rushing down
the bank about twenty feet below me,
STOPPING down and spreading out his
arms. Here ! Now! Bring him in
here through the shoal water
Careful, now Careful! Steady
Aud flap, fisp'I had him on the
shore. He was beauty. A little
sunfish about three ard half inches
long.
1t was long time before we said
anything Mr. Dunlap climbed big
birch tree in tie top of which his pole
had lodged. and we resumed our fish
iug. Presently Charley Armknscht
coughed, and l said
How funny the frogs sound over in
the marsh
Aud then we laughed long time at
the frogs. A long. long time and very
heartily. They were very funny frogs.
But Mr.. Dunlap fished on very
silently. and by and by he said the
fish wouldn't Bit when there was much
noise. So We held our hush and the
fish bit But they did not bite any OF
us very badly.
The fishing is cxcellent most any
where in the lake. That evening, on
the upper lake one Ct the boys caught
nine large pickerel When we came to
count the fish, however. it appeared
that he had caught one pickere! niue
times. It was very large fish. and
they are going TO have its skin dried
whole for specimen-case. l caught
mere fish than any one else in the
party, but they were all. with one ex-
ception, catfish. and I learend to my
mazement, that Ihad disgraced my
self and the lake. Why isn't fish a
fish, Id like to know '-Baria9ton
Hd,eisye.
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How tho Doctors were Mistaken

During the cholera epidemic at Ban
galore. India, . gentleman holding =
high official position in that city. was
one morning informed that his house
keeper had been seized with that dread
full disease. He at once sent for the
doctor. who found the patient in a
state OF coma, and pronounced the case
to be desperate. Disinfectants were
sprinkled throughout the house. and
every precau,ion Was taken ts prevent
the spread Of the sisease to the other
inmates The unfortunate man himself
was tenderly removed to Bcwdon
Hospital. where the usual remedies
were applied without producing any
effect. for the patient still remained
inscnsible. At last, h;s situation be.
inc comparatively hopeless. il was
thought better to desist from further st.
tennis 70 rckindle the faint spark Of
life that vas rapidly dwindling. Late
IN the night, however. TO the surprise
81 the hospital attendants, the patient
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suddenly recovered consciousness and
III strong voice and language demands
ed TO know where he was. He was in
formed that he had been i'll with the
cholera, and was no in the hospital
and implored to remain pefectly quiet
as his only chance of recovery. III
with cholera lie shouted indienately
Il have only been drunk; and to the con-
s'ernation of the doctor and his employ
CT, this statement turned cut to be true
WHAT is the difference between a
hungry man and q glutton One longs
to eat, the other eats too long.
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iNTELLIGENCEH.
~ W,,.y Journal Of Western WASH
sssA - R,oext circulation Of any Paper
IN - n nublished every Saturday
~ 9u three Dollars per an
~ .,s Otherwise. $500.
-rv vyTELLIGEyCER II
f1E svery morning, Sundays e1-
1880. e.sJ,,vsrsd 70 subscribers anywhere In
- q q 81 cents per week. payable TO the
d ~ ssele copies 10 cents.
;'sn. $1,000 in advance.
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! INTELLIGENCER.
HANFORD,
1hbS nro,yFSs MANAGER.

,-n. street, Foot of Cherry.
, 1878-01-30

Can't be made by every agent
every month in the business w.
furnish, but these willing
asily earn dozen dollars da,
ir own localities. Have NO room
nere. Business pleasant and hon
men, and boys and girls do as
We will furnish you n complete
The business pays better than
Use. We will bear expense otstart-
Particulars free. Write and see.
nd mechanics, their sons and daugh-
al, sls.se, in need of paying work at
aid write to us and learn about tho
zee. New is the time. Don I delay.
suE A c.. Aagasts Nsire 6Sti
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MARRIED.
DIED..

MUNSELL-MORRILL-O Saturday, November
9, 1875, al West Alexandria, Mr.. FRANE MUSSRLL
and Mics SADIE MOEElLI, all Of this city. .
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Gail AccrrrEp.-we learn from the
Rarncsvillc, o., Eaterpri~, that Rev. A.
Sinclair of that city, has accepted a call
from the First Presbyterian Church Of
Marion, Ohio, and will remove to that
place early in December. Mr., Sinclair
went TO Baraesyillc in 1870 as the Pastor
of the Presbyterian Church, but has not
been preaching since last spring. He is a
minister Of decided ability, and his scrm.
ons always enlistedthe closest attention of
his hearers. The town Of Marion, to
which he has been called, is the capital OF
Marion county, in Central Ohio, anda
Aourishlng little city OF 5000 inhabitants
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TnK new torpedo boat invented by Capt,
Ericsson, and which is intendcdto Instant
" sink tho st6utcst iron-clad ai6at, made
her first trial trip at New York on ucsday
last, She is the private property of Erics-
son and is namcd tho Destroyer She was
built at a cost of about $4,000. Ericssonis
ready 10 sell the boat to any Government
but prefers that the United States shall
have the first choice. On the trip n OF
tho crow said that a speed Of twenty-five
kuots an hour was registered,
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STEIS.-Ou Tuesday afternoon, November u, 1878,
at ?:2OO'elOek, cnEiST6TlER T. srnN, aged66 years
and 8 months.
Funeral frOmtis late residence, No. 2is7 Main ST..
on Friday afternoon at . O'clock. Friends Of the FAM
ily are Invited.
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Gnssst SaIss.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

In the Municipal Court Of wheeling
John F. Thompson and George Hibberd, doing bust
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Clubs Of Ton s22, with . FREQ Paper

The EXAMINER AID CHRONICLE Is dlsiinctIvely q
Family Newspaper. In making 10 the Editor has the
cooperation Of the best Newspaper writers Of his own
dsn6miQltiOn, hGsides the occasional coatibutions, IN
special departments, Of writer's Of acknowledged abll.
lily 10 other COmmunionS.
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@eawteem' Salea.
TRUSTEES SALE.


TRBsTEE'S SALE.
I BY ylthspf a Deed Of Trust made by william Nc
stgnea a. Trustee, dated the 18th dayotA fly, 1915, and
Of record IN the Clerks Office Of the County Court d
Ohio county, West Virginia, In book Of deeds Of trust
and mortgages No. s. at rage isS, the undersigned
will on
THURSDAY, the 18th day Of December, AL 1878,
Commencing at 10 o'clock 4. n, sell At public auction
at the front door Of the Count House u aid county,
In the city Of Wheeling, West Virginia, the following
described real estate situate In sid city, county and
State, to.wit The undivided half Of al that part 81
lot numbered elghtI-nine' 10 III, 6th Ward q sud
city, which said r1i4 measures S9H feet In width and
runs Of that width FROM the creek tOA line drawn from
the point where the western boundary Of said part Of
lot 50 i~ntarsccls with the north limo Of 10Th street, 10
the alley hereinafter mentioned and At right angles
with the alley, and said part also includes the TRAN.
gular piece Of ground, between said line last named
drawn 70 aid alley and 10Th street; the said part Of
said lot adiolns an alley on the east side Of sald part
lot, aud measures az feet on 10Th street, aud has on
EAbb, and ts the same granted to William MeEabb
and Thomas Mofat by TLiOmN NdlI and Others by
deed dated April Sth, 1864, and nov Of record In said
Clerks ONCE In deed book No. Is. Ht fOllCS 1 and 2.
TERMS or SALE-0ue-thIrd Of the purchase money,
or Rs much more thereof Is the purchaser may elect Il
pay, In cash, and the residue In two equal install,
ments bearing interest from rho day Of sale, payable
six and twelve months respectively from the day Of
sale, and secured by deed Of trust on the property sold
shall convey only such uIle Is Is vested Ia me by ald
deed Of trust.
]. c. HRRvET, AuctioneoE. mold
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@sussal Gntfess.
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS.

OFFICE SECRETARY or STATE,
WHEELING. o1st Oct, 1878.
The Board Of Public Works of the State Of
West Virginia will receive at their Office, until
December 10Th, 1873, plans for II ALTERA.
TIoS N. and additions TO the building known
ton, Kanawha county, from such Architects
as may please to submit them, it being under
stood that 10 rLANs WILL ne FAID FOR unless
the same be adopted by the Board, and the III.
terations made In accordance Herewith.
S. BRADY,
oc22 Secretary Of State.
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Thnnss G. Britt Ct al. In ChaneSry.
by virtue Of a decree Of the Municipal Court Of
Wheeling made In the above cause on the 18th day Of
September, A. D. 1875, | will oter II public sale At
the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio county, in
the city Of Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, the 2Sl day Of November, 1875,
At 10 O'Clock 4. w., the following real estate, to-vit;
Lots s and ., ID square .; lots 6, !, 8, ., 10, II, u, Is,
and north half Of lots and u, In Sqaafe u; and lots
6, u.s., 0, and north half Of lot 5, In square Is; all In
Bakers addition to the city Of Wheeling, and to be
sold by the lot, and ~frartiOns Of lots q and 2, situated
on the southeast corner Of 10Th formerly Lindsey
street aud McColloch formerly SEVENTH street, har-
ing In the aggregate = front on 10Th street Of 10 teet,
and running With McCOllOeh street 40 fest toward
Wheeling Creek, excepting therefrom the middle trae-
ton Of the north fraction Of lot =, being 20 feet front
on 10Th street and running back at right angles with
said 18th street 100 feet
TERMS oil S~ALE-OEe-thim OF tho purchase money,
or 20 much more a the purchaser may elect TO pay,
cash IN hand; One-third In six months, and one-thifd
In twelve months. With security and bearing interest.
I. J. UUGUS,
oGo5-F Special Commissioner.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


'IriadeIPhiA AcCommodsuOn.-ThlS tT1In only runs
between WhIOlag and ThAdelphia.
Italy except SundAy-NeWlrk Accommodation.
tSteubenTIIle .AeCOmmodation.-ThlS train durinE
the day passes backward aud forward between Mar
tln's Ferry and BelLaiTe, stopping when required NJ
sherman House, EtnaVnle, West wheeling and