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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-09
CLOUD OF WITNESSES

The following named persons are smoug ~.
lAVutands Who hG,. been cured Of cAtirrh ~ the
I,. " Df Ssgy's Cs,srrh Kcmed,
Y Down New r-n,va, Ia; ID Brown II 10
-yph No T. 4 Lewis. knllknd Vt. Che. NorI.pp
North Chesterfield, Ne, Milton Jones, serbia y !
} Miller, Hidger ststlon, w j { Nsutm.u
Y Pot Loysn'por lnd; " Bailey, fremont,
Pa. II u Aver, Lsporlr, Ind J,t,e Scar. Furt
huuch lad, / l. William, Canton, No " W
Tex; L krinert, stnneNile, "a Luck, AtFsr
isud. vi. Jonn-ou .liams Heimiek o, M NJ
A curry Trenton Tenn; q JO-lin. kcene. y II
\ } Casper Tshs Ro,E. " Va: o., Allc!a,
Grsyspur, o, G. II Chs,o RkhArt. nd: Nr, lien.
~ liAi,hi, san kf.s -i-cU. Cal; yrs d. VI Gsllu-hs
LrnrrrorNillr. Ny, v Grlhan, NGtl, 10; 4 U
smith. Nrsmsu, ga. thss Il Rice. baltimore. v !,
Jr-,. N Sesrs, Carirle Ind: nkn hNlrf Fort
Matrr lul. Nf. Minnie ArnAise. aa DeiancysL
ny; II " ilsil, Heating, hich; Vim AsTs;on,
Lowell Mas, Mr. Z d syur.un, Camden, Ala Z 7
hw FrcderitkiUHu q: Mr. Luc, Hunter tsrm
iugtOn ~, Csyt l. spsuhiuc Camp stsmbaurh.
w " Tracy. cnmboai Rock, 10, DR. Lydia
Waite >hU.hag,. / ] II Peek, Junction Gay,
Mont. Henry Roe Bnn,ns. Cal; I Cummings.
ksHluul III; l. IOnr.. PnenestoD, -Four Corners.
- \ Irp I n'' EbCblO Cal. VIZ T. baf'ric,
Stenihg Ia, II > haIn, sis P,nu.i, Piu,5ursPs
INk y y ilaitic pauu, Montgomery, ono; l. Led.
Sur, Chatham 81. - N,1Oy Na,bppr y. W "
Manner Sor'h Jackson, Mich MARY WHINE Ds-
rtou. Ns John Iirglrr Carlisle SPRING., Pa Jrs
Tumpklut, 81 Cloud Niun, EnnCh Over fhWur-
titS sob Jo.cph + Nilirr Xrla. u; : Il Nichols,
Gs.yr.tUH Tex, u / laird pprr Alton, ~ J0hn
4 WI Prescott, Arizona: Nrs Nbrcy t'sham For
yet Grove. oregon J " Roberto, Mkri.opG, Ar.
yunh
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
SPEAKER RANpALl,--EfFECrO f whBEEs
TrsrlSosY-ThE FOURTH AT THE CAPITOL

SECRETARY SEIZURE MAKES srRiKE---
SPEAKER RANpALl--FrFEcr or wEBEEs
TEsTiNoSy-TAE FOURTH AT THE CAPITOL
CITY, NJ
10 the Cairo Bulletin
WASHINGTON, July 6, 1878. Score one
for Secretary Schun. He has removed the
appointment clerk Of the Interior Depart
men,, John Stiles, Stiles represented, 10
the position he lately held all that was
infamous in party affairs His conscience
never interiered with the doing or sanction.
ing Of anything that seemed TO be Of 0d.
vantage TO "the party Ills removal will
certainly We followed Wy the dropping from
the pay rolls Of the Department OF nmbcr.
less incompetent and unworthy men, II
gives great satisfaction TO thos" bureau
officers who do not want the offices over
which they preside 10 DC made asylums for
run down politicians, There is genuine
civil service reform in this, and Mr., Schury
should have cwd, for it.
Speaker Randall has had receptions ia
Philadelphia and New York since the nd
iounment # corgrcss Mr.. Randall.
present high position Is al, the more honor.
able to him because achieved by hard work
and the exercise Of good sound sense and
no, thrust upon him by favoring circum.
stances or won by unworthy sets Ills
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-09

triumphant reelection to the House this
fall is no longer doubted, whether or not
he is again made Speaker he will he a
power in the House and will do credit to
his country $3.50.
Mr.. Z. l.. Wcbcr's testimony before the
Potter committee was very important. lie
gives many particulars Of the great steal in
Louisiana and his story is not only con
sistent with itself throughout, but has every
indication of being truthful. He tcstties
To the genuiuCncss of the Sherman letter,
and ofnumerous verbal promises Of Mr.
Sherman 10 Louisiana officials that if they
made protests or adhered 10 those already
made. and which he and they knew to be
false. they should be provided with offices.
Mr.. Shcrmans attorneys and employeS
made nm effort to Influence Weber as the
testimony he should give, but without sue
cess. The witness corroborated Anderson
on many points and his testimony is admit
ted 10y every one to have been of great
Importance.
The celebration here Yesterday was not an
imposing one, but the observance of the
day was general. All public offices and
private places OF business were closed.
The oldest Inhabitants listened to an
grafton. One Of these days twill get to he
custom, hope, TO have in this city a most
imposing celebration Of the Fourth annu-
ally. With improving facility for tavel, the
Journey TO this city from even remote sec
tons OF the country becomes less expensive
and less troublesome, and there isro doubt
of the good effect of fixing the public at
tcntion upon patriotic incidents connected
with the early days OF the government.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-09

these bonds take up the compromise bonds
and thus obyiate the neccs,'ly ofpOying any
part Of the principal of our debt reduced
half as it will be by the compromise. In
word the compromise will, with any fnan-
cial ability in the county board, bc,in effect,
the reduction of our debt half its present
amount.
70 those who say we need not pay any of
The debt, we reply: "You are foolish
The courts will not fail to compel us,so
or later, TO pay what we owe, and the le-
gality Of all the county bonds can, we be
leyc, be established. The best way ont o
bad fix is, therefore, the adoption OF the
proposed compromise We consequently
urge the voters of Cairo TO 60 10 the poll,
and vote the For Issuing the Bonds
Ticket As the temperance people say in
their motto And don't you forget It.
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ENuHTEENTH CONGRESSIONAL DIS.
TRlCT.

ALL FOR \ DEMOCRATIC DELEGATE coNVEN-
TIoa TO NOMINATE A CANDIDATE FOR
CONGRESS.
The Democrats of the Eighteenth Con-
yressional district of Illinois are requested
TO send delegates TO convention to be
held at Jonesboro. Union county, Oh Tues
day, ED day of July, 1878,
al 10 o'clock a. M, for the purpose
of nominating candidate !or representa-
tive in the Forty-siXth congress. Each
county of the distric, will be entitled TO
The number of delegates to, and votes in,
the convention set oppntite iss Iame below,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-09

In the counties that have not already ap.
pointed delegates the Central committees
the Democratic party will, in such man-
ner and at such time as they LAZY deter
mine, call county conventions TO appoint
delegates to this convention.
BY order OF the Democratic Central Corn
mit;ec Of the Eighteenth Congressional dis.
;gict. INo. ii. OBEMy, Chairman
g. POLK JoEEs. Secretary
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NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING

one HUNDRED hNp FIFTEENTH EDITION
Containing complete lit Of all the towns in the
tuitrd Stac-, the TrrritOrirS und "a. Dominion Of
tn'inds. having u population greater tHau 500 ac.
CprlinL 10 the last ccE.s iULcthtf with The names
Of the newspaper hGN'ug ,hc largest local circHa
ton IN each the pirc"- named Alsn. catalogue
of newspapers wG,al. Hrc recommended 20 advertiser,
~ pNng greatest Nalu" Ia proportion 20 prices
charged. Also, all newspaper. IN the nitvd State.
and Canada printing over j,,uJlvpiu. eath !s-u..
Also, all the Religions. Agricultural, ScirIhi6c and
al. Commercial iusurNucc Real E-tltr Law
sporting Musical. FlsnuH, and other special cla,s
Journals. NrIy complete li.ts AltO many table,
OF rates slo"lng iAc Co-l Of advertising IN yaiioG.
nc",PaPers, ana "y,tytl,ng which a begar,, ~
advertising would HE iu know Address GEO
HOW'LL 4 CO., 10 Spruce Street. New York.
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BOND ELECTION TODAY.
EVERY CITIZEN SHOULD 60 TO THE
POLLS.
And Vote the For Issuing the Bond"
Ticket.

There will he an election to-day in the
several precincts of Alexander county, to
determine the question Snail the county
compromise her bonded indebtedness by
taking M her bonds now outstanding,
drawing s per cent interest, and
issuing in place of them ne"
6 per cent bonds for half the amount
of the present debtr In Cairo polls will
be opened at the Rough and Ready engine
house of the South precinct, and At the
court house for the North precinct
There can be no good resson given Why
this compromise should not be accepted.
The amount of our bonded county debt,
principal and interest, is 100000. BY ac-
cepting the compromise ths debt will be
reduced 20 Sll2,j0o, at Gpcr cent inter
est The statement Of this proposition
proves, if there is nothing concealed That
this compromise should he adopted
But. il is objected. the count! wall be
compelled to commence paying part of
the priocipa! after four years, AND IN tn.
way wil! pay, beside interest, the $ll2,5oo
within twenty years a burden ON county
cannot endure. Two answers may beg!yrn
20 This Objection. It the county cant psy, II
viii be N no worse condition than now, ANA
it would probably bc Il consolation To our
honest Taxpayers to know that necessity
va, compelling them 10 rcpudiat" debt
only half as large n the one they are now
not paying because Of inability to bear the
financial burden That has been placed
upon their shoulders. These obec-
tors may, ia Other words, find
consolation in the fret that il will be as easy
10 rcpudiatc debt halt as large rs our
present county debt a. it viii be to repudi.
ate the full amoun Of the debt as i, nov
stands However. there ia no force in the
objection that We cannot bear the burden
that the compromise will leave
upon VA. We need not pay part Of
thr principal o, our county debt, year after
wear. if the compromise /, adopted The
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-09
An Open Letter--It speaks for Itself.

RogErORT MAS tprll > ~
Nh KDIOh: Having read IN yUat paper lhe re,
port OF TIE remarkable cu'rs ~ calaIb, ara 10.
duced " tlh what know a IOr. catarfh, aud IN
- the "shun aud 'inh4llny abe maker rrs
dollar rrabhcrs -would be glad " the, could .mbl..
ION similar cure 10 iIe papers For twenty yrai-
| Is.r suffered with catarrh. The uapsi ps-,agcs
hccilnr completely closed >uuf duet ache. In.
haliug ubr- md sticks would not work 'hOuyh Il
interval. Wudd .ulf ~ the 80 called ca'afrh Euln
gradually PrtU verse snG no one eau Know how
much 80 red % what miserable beingNn Ny
head aeheG over my eyes 80 that M, cyrdncd to
my bed ipr many successive dayt. rufcrB. The most
Intense palm. which Al one time lDtrd for ~ hours
Al sense " st, and smell gone, tight and hearing
gone. ucNous system shattered And COMPILATION
broken, GLi VA, hawking snd splitting seven
c!ghtl. u Tue time prayed fDf death 10 relic,s
q. u iEy ,ufcHlg, / favorable notice In your
paper u DR.. SA,vs atArrh Remedy induced NJ, 10
puTCha-, package aud 4se 70 with Dr. Ssle- na,.I
dOuthr. which spplir- N. remedy hy hyd'r ,iAt,
pr"ssnf", the on. way compatible witt Common
.-g-e Wei, VI Editor. !, did not cure M, In three
'oufll' ~ q seCnud nof In one hour OF month but
10 lee than eight minu,et wac relieved aud IA
three mouth. cured .nd have r,fsincd 80 Tor over
70 month";, While using the CatLuh Reuled, used
ir Pierre - Golden Medical DiscoTcn a. purh ny
blood snd 'trcrgIhrn my stomach. J kl.l Eept nv
liver active AMI bowel. reguls! BY the use 81 hIs
Pleasant fuTgAtiNe PeNeis, II nv experience will
induce other iu'r-rs 70 seek the same mean. Of 70
1ick thit letter viii have answered ne purpose.
Your truly, ;. y. kkSHICK
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-09
DEMOCRATIC REPRESENTATIVE
CONVENTION.

A Democratic convention will be held at
lonesboro, H., on Tuesday, the 23d dsy of
July, 1878, for the purpose of nominating
two candidates Ior Representatives in the
General Assembly for the jOth Senatorial
district
Basis of representation; One delegate for
eaeh 800 votes aud fraction over 100 votes
east for'rlden in 1870. The counties will
L. entitled 10 delegates as follows;
FI'NhNu'f'"''"
dhvkt0n ',,"".,,,,.. .",,.,.,,,,.. ,.""..lO
.b'Oh ''''"''''...''"' '.,'''.,."n
VI, II. MoRms,
W. A. LEMNA,
W. {, MoRELASu,
Committee.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-09

SENATOR THURMAN looms up az very
probable presidential candidate on the
Democratic side in 1880. He is now in tine
aiI'y t'th year of hi. agc, was n member
of the twenty ninth congress, Ia. been
,hici justice and governor of the state of
Ohio and is now in III. yccood United
States senatorial term.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-09

PolIrlcAL prophet. predict that the
Democrats will carry the state Of Ohio at
the fall election and they viii elect thir.
teen out Of twenty congressman.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-09
LORILLARp TOBACCO.

The great celebrity Of our TIN TAG TOBACCO
hs, caused many limitations thereof 10 be placed OF
the market. We therefore c.utiop all cEe~err
sgainst purchasing such limitations
All dealer. buying or -elliug Other plug tobscco
besrings hard or metallic label render thrmseNe.
liable 10 the penalty Of the law and El persons VIC
lstiu. our trade mark, are punishable b, nne rad
imprisonment. See set Of Cougre" Aug Il, 1876. !,
The genuine LORRlLAkD TIN TAG TOBACCO
can De distinguished b. n TIN TAG on esch lump
with the word LORblIARD stamped thereon,
over :, as tom tobacco sold In 1871, sud nearly
500 persOls employed IN factories
TaIss paid Government in Isl, tbout S3JU.Ouo,
and tnrng past Il year.. over s.'.n0OcD
These good. .old By al .Nber, a, Manufacturers,
rates
sY-TEc TIN TAG SMOKING TOBACCO II
second to none IN Soma, mildn," purity snd
quality
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-09

TnE gate money atthc great race between
Mc''ie Mccarthy and Ten Brock in Louis.
vile on the Attn amounted to forty thousand
dollars.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-09


A DISPATCH received at this Office yes
terday afternoon from Mr. X. A. ID. Will
banks, dated Mount Vernon, conveys the
intelligence tina, Gov Cullom has appointed
Judge David j. Baker 10 fill the vacancy
OF the Supreme Bench oocasioned by the
death of Judge RrecSe. The dispatch
also states that Judge Baker has accepted
the position. The action OF the governor
in making the appointment reflects credit
upon his discrimination, and Is endorsed by
men of sill shades Of opinion IN this COM
munity. What is true OF Alexander is in a
measure true Of the thirty-h,e other coun-
ties comprising our judicial grand division,
While Judge Baker is one Of the youngest,
if lot the youngest, of our circuit Judges,
his decisions have already won for linn n
place among the foremost jurists If the State.
A prominent member of the Cairo bar hap.
pend to be at Mount Vernon when Judge
Bakers accession 10 the bench of the APP
pellste court wa first announced A mem
her OF the supreme court said IN that oc-
casion tina. he had not the honor Of Judge
b S personal acquaintance, but had derived
his impressions of the man from his decisions
and he expressed the verdict Of thccourt when
he said the decisions ofno Judge in the State
commanded more respect or deserved more
than those OF Judge Baker. As ,tizonuo
man stands better lie has large
mind, liberal views, tolerant spirit
with ripe legal knowledge, and like his
lamented predecessor, possesses the ability
to render his decisions into pure English.
Judge Baker will adorn the new position
70 which he has been called, and the people
of Southern Illinois will feel that the man
tie of Judge Brcese has descended
upon the shoulders of a man not unworthy
to wear it, No iutimation has rs yet been
received here as ~ who vii. succeed Judge
Baker as circuit judge.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-09
GOLDEN MEDICAL Discovery
!. slicraivc, " hloodcleanfng
GOLDEN MEDICAL Discovery
" f.ctursi
GOLDEN MEDICAL Discovery
l. ,Cholarogu-, or Liver stimuhuL
GOLDEN MEDICAL Discovery
|, tonic.
GOLDEN MEDICAL Discovery

Hy reason Of 10 Alternative properties curs d .eascs
II The blood aud kin 4, ,Crohlh or Mugs evil; III
muf. ulcers, OF old sOfcs; blUtchcs, pmpcs
md .rnpiion. By virtue " It's ptc,orn properties
II cure, bronchial throat aud lung affections incip'
lent consumption; lingering coughs aud chronic
layngili- liz chosgoguc qualities render u az IN
cqIi'rd remedy for hiiournc-. torpid liver, or "lir
u complaint" and it, tonic propcriitt MAKE u
equally .iIicarious In caring indigestion, lon OF A.
petite aud dy.pcp-ia, ,,.
Where the rkin IL -alow and covered uIl h hlo'chc'
ard ulmplCs, " where there are e,rofnlon. anct
tiunr aud dwellings, n few bottles ofGoldtn Medical
Discovery will effect VII entire cure, " You hel
dull dfowsy, dcblI,atcd, have tallow color OF ssn
~ y.llovish BROW spots on face or body frequent
headache az d2yincH bad tattc In mouth, internal
heat ot Chills aitctnaled with hot n.hct low spi'r
aud gloomy lorehodingt, irregular appetite ahd
tongue coated, you are suffering rom torpid ll,'l
or bUueucss In many eases II iNtr compliant
only part Of hcre symptoms are experienced, Ar'
remedy for all such ca.cs, Dr, Pirtcet Golden Nroi
cal Discover, has 40 equal NJ II elect. perfect turs'
leaving the liver strengthened aud healthy
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-09
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

The assessment books containing the assessment
fut The wear ls1- have been returned Ia ms uticc
The Board " CountS Commissioners viii meet on
Monday, July -;h. 20 examine and hrsr any oh-r.
Uou concerning the -Hmc An part!rs interested
viii govern them-rlNc. accordingly
SAslsLJ HUM, County Clerk
JtIN |. ISIS
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no THE VOTERS OF ALEXANDER
COUNTY:

WHERsAs The County Bosrd OF Alexander com
" have under abatement proposed change OF the
election prccnCr In said county, all parties hay
ing any suggestions OF petitions 10 Offer IA regard 10
the same are hereby requested 10 hie The came by
the September session uf.aid bosri
SAM BIZ J. HUM. Couuiy Clerk
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-09
NO DNERTIS!NG AGENT

cun n'cti snsd'ccii.cm'n nj In our liz, of twenty OH
standard Ncrklir, al ten dollars line without lo..
Ing nipn"N Thotr adNorti-rls who want 10 obtain
tho beet and lnfsr't circulation po-siblr without
expanding more ihsh lruiu $50 10 siN should ad.
drrrs go = HOWELL y 90 10 spruce ct
New YOrn
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-09
NATURAL SELECTION.

INVESTIGATORS of NATURAL science have demon.
l straicd beyond controversy that throughout The
animal Kingdom the survival Of the ilcst" /. ,bo
only law yogchsahng tbhn and perpeuiiy Doe. not
INC SAME principle govern the commercial PROSPERITY
~ mani An interior can not supersrde Apliri
Niiclc. by reason OF superior merit Or Pierce.
standard Medicines have Outriyuied all olher-
Th"lr sale IN the United States alone exceed. one
million dollars per annum while N" amount cy.
ported iouts ~ o several hundred thousand more
10 business could grow TO such gigantic proper.
tom ana rect upon any olhrI bnsis irau Inai .
neut
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oFyIcIALPApER OF THE CITY AND COUNTY
Democratic Nominations.

Democratic Nominations.
FOR sTATF TREASURER.
EDWARD l.. CRuNkRl'lE, OF Stephenson
ron SUPERINTENDENT oF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
SAMUEL. NJ. ETTER of Mclean.
FOR CLERK or ruy SUPREME COUNT SOUTHERN Grand
DIVISION,
JACOB o. CHANCE. OF Marion
FOR rtyRK op rHE APPELLATE COURT, SOUTHERN
GRAND DIVISION,
JOHN @, HARTMAN ofAlerander.
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NERNOl'S DEBILITY. y lAa. =. !.

men, loss Of vitality. premature wcaknc,-, cnrr,a
'lon of mind and body, disorder " the brain and
nervous system, sbd mi.erier resulting tberefiom,
By IN eminent physician o. ease 2 for 81 sold by
druggists For circular with full pafunlH'., vi
dress Dir, BATES, ~ Stats street, Chicago III,
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WORMS, WOKMSl WOKMSl

X 7, Kunklts Worm syrup never faila - remove
all hindr Uf Worms Sent pin and stomach worn.
are readily removed h, kuUkl,s worm syrup Dr.
Bunkc II the only rnrcorsiul physician llsi cn ~.
move tape worm ~ from two tO four hUur He hls
no fec until head aud All pnsre- pii,r and m mi,
space of time Common ~ NE leach,. " tape worm
tan be removed all other worms can bc readily ~,
moved AK yOut druggist iof u bottle 0f kuakp.r
Worm Sylup Price 81 or bottle. II never hllr
or send to lie doctor for circular No, IN North
Ninth tr,uh Philadelphia, Pa Advice r."
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-09

Dir. Z. A. BURNETT who was one of the
original attaches Of THE BULLETIN Office,
yesterday resumed his connection with tins
establishment The places that knew him
once, in and about this office, will know
him again. He takes full charge OF the
business management Of the CAIRO BuL-
LETIN Co.; his long connection with the
establishment gave him an insight into the
newspaper and job Office business that can
only be acquired by the steady application
of years at the work, and after al inter
regnum Of eighteen months, we are glad to
see him installed in his old position
again, With a full knowledge of all ITS
duties and requirements, he needs no
recommendation to our patrons FROM us,
and Of his integrity and uprightness Of
character, it is superiluous to speak
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-09

TnL following letter gives the complete
result of the primary elections held ~
Union county on Saturday last for the pur-
pose, among other things, Of selecting del
cgates TO the Congressional convention
which meets AT Jonesboro on the 23d inst,
ANNA, bus, Julys, ISIS.
John II obery, ESD, Cairo;
DEAR SrR-'Th,nkiug yoI might iiketo hnoN hoN
on county Union stands regards Congressman
send You the result oi saturday, prniafy
cleo 'ou: Delegates from Anna, 5, Golden, );
Don cola :: NH Greek ,; Alto -; Rich q Ridge 81;
making 81 in ell, were ns IlCted for Allen: Jones
horo, by majority Of vote in the primary, went
for Townes. Stokes also went for Towae. There
bcar 40 delegates in the county, and Allen having
o., you will see At once mat Union county will be
for Allen on first ballot.
c o'CALIAHAN
This virtually ends the contest iOr the
nomination. Judge Allen goes into the
convention with Perry, :; Jackson, 10;
Union, II; Williamson, g. total of SO,
giving him majority of one on the first
ballot 1t stands that way now, with Alex
snder, johnson, Massac, Pope and Pulaski
to hear from. 1t is almost certain that he
will receive enough votes from among these
counties to place hi no " heyond
any doubt and th1 - s" convention
will have but to cons, Vie work fore
Swallowed in the action of the counties Of
Perry, Jackson, Union and Williamson,
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MEDICAL.
DIR. PlERCE'S
STANDARD
REMEDIES

Are not advertised ~ cureas' but are speclsxs in
the Diseases for which they are recommended
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-09

DRICE TEN CENTS.
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:
~ +. KUNKLE'S
BITTER VINE OF IRON.

'Ihr great succcr, and delight Of the people Ia
1 mc' nothing Ike II hm ever been Offered mo
tln'llrnu people which nus so quickly found HWny
INTO incir sood Eyof and hearty approval A. y T.
hhnklr' Bitter Wine OF Iron, II does all II pro.
p0scr and thu. gives universal satisfaction. u 10
guaranteed 10 cure the worst cascr Of Dyspepsia or
indigestion. kidney or liver disease. wcssncrt,
" Get the genuine Only ,old 10 500 hOtles
Depot and once, 2jn Sorih Sinth Street Phipdcl.
phin An for knnklc's and take hoothcr sold BY
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Only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois

Thos. Nally. Editor.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-09
Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia!

i. j. knnkcfs Bitter Wine NJ Iron ~ II cure car.
Tor this disease, II has been prescribed daily Tor
many years IN he practice Of eminent Physician
With unparalleled success symptom. arc loss
appetite wind ghd rising " food drynr,s Ia mouth,
Get the genuine No, sold IN bulk only IN a. bot.
lrr sold by Ill drnNdst-, Ask for Y, T kunk,cs
Bitter Wine of Iron, and take 10 other 81 per bot.
valuable medicine. A trial viii convince Jon at
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