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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-29
NOTICE

II hereby given that default having been made fol
more that sixty days In the payment of portion OF
the amount secured to be paid by mortgage exc
cucd by Max kuchnc and Michael Jungmoicr C
Samuel Stats TAYLOR and Edwin Parsons, Trustees
Of the Cairo City Pro crty dated August 9Th, A. u
1873 aud recorded IN the Recorder Office, in and o
Alexander county, In the State OF Illinois, in Book
D of Deeds On page ". The undersigned, the sue
cessOr Of sad tluscs will on Saturday. the 4h day
o: January, A, D.. 1879, ut 10 o'clock In the fore
noon Of that day, under and by virtue of the power
Of sale contained In said mortgage, gel. at puhli,
auction 10 the highest bidder, for cash, at his office
corner OF Washington Avenue and Eighteenth
street, In SAID City Of Cairo, In Alexander count,
and state of Illinois, all the right title and interest
Of snid Max kuchnc and Michael Jungmcicr, OF
their assigns, In md to lot numbered ., (nineJ H.
block numbered u, (scycn,y thrco), IN sad CITY %
Cairo according to the recorded plat thereof with
The appnIlcnances, TO satisfy the purposes and con
dlll0na Of mid Mortgage
Dated, Cairo H., November 9th, 1873,
s, STATS TAYLOR
Trustee Of the Cairo City Property
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-29

ployment. This necessity alone leads the
owners to seek reduction from body of
men whose position is frankly recognized
by the owners as deserving of great consi-
deration." The Sheffield correspondent Of
the London Engineer writes that "in the
iron working districts the condition of the
artisans is something altogether beyond pre-
cedcnt. The Mayor, who has made q per-
sonal investigation of the distressed dis.
tricts, tells me that the suffering exceeds
anything that could he described. There is
no mystery about the cause of all this dis
tress. The iron trade of the country has
literally had its back broken" 1t is easy
to imagine the suffering when we are told
that puddler now considers himself well
of when he gets work enough to earn $3.50
week.
Throughout the whole island, as well in
Scotland as in England, the prevailing de-
stitution is alarming, the facts recited Civ
ing only an imperfect idea of the actual
condition. Everywhere the gravest fears
are entertained that the terrible scenes of
lS4s in Ireland, will be reproduced in Eng
land in 1889. Such a result is inevitable
unless parliament organize system of ma
tiona relief, and make immediate applica.
ton Of it.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-29

In CONVERSATION with leading Demo-
Gratis OF the 5lst Senatorial district, we
have learned that it is not the purpose of
the party there to permit the election to be
held on the 4th proximo, to 60 by default.
The Democratic party is entitled to the
Farris succession, and will tendera man to
fillthc place. II, in view of this tender,
the Republican party, having the power to
do SO, take the succession to themselves,
and fill it with a Republican, the act of
unfairness and illiberality can go On record
in IN effective shape, AS but few days
intervene between the present time and
election day, the duty of naming can
didate will probably devolve upon the
Democratic Senatorial committee. A dis.
charge of that duty should not be delayed
beyond Tuesday, as after that time it
would be q difficult matter to make the
candidacy Of the person named, generally
known.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-29

The alarming frequency of grave rob.
hing, renders the matter one that will en-.
force itself upon the early attention of the
state legislatures now in session or abou, to
convene. In Illinois we are ignorant of the
invasions made upon the resting places of
our dead, and do not, therefore, feel the
necessity for stringent measures either to
prevent or punish. But as We have no
guarantee that We may not soon be called
upon 10 deal with the most at,rocious crimes
of that nature, 1t would be well to provide
An adequate punishment, which our presen,
law tails To do. With men who have in
contemplation the robbing of the sarco.
phagi Tint contain the bodies Of Douglas
and Lincoln, the penalty now fixed by law
would not have feathers weight. Refer
Ing to the lamcnted Douglas reminds Ms
by the way, that the stealing and carryin,
away Of his honored dust would inyolv
but little labor and even lcss risk Tn
iron framework, that bars his sarcophagu
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-29

CONSUMPTION CURED-An old physician,
retired from practice, having had placed IN
his hands by an East India missionary the
formula of simple vegetable remedy, for
the speedy and permanent cure for con
sumption, bronchitis, catarrn, asthma, and
all throat and lung affections, also positive
and radical cure for nervous debility and all
nervous complaints, after having tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands of
cases, has felt it his duty to make it known
to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this
motive, and desire to relieve human suf-
fering, will send, free of charge, to all
who desire it, this recipe, with full drec.
tons for preparing and using, in German,
French, or English. Sent by mail by adj
dressing with stamp, naming this paper
W. W. Shear, 149 Powers Block, Rochcs-
ter, New York
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-29

from the touch Of visitors, would yield to
ten minutes work with q file, when few
blows from hammer would disclose to the
sacreligions intruder all that remains of the
once great Douglas. We have often won
dered since no night watch is kept upon
his resting place, that il is not made more
secure against the inroads Of vandal hands,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-29
LEGAL.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
ESTATE OF JESSE GLASGOW, DECREASED.

ESTATE or JESSE GLASGOW, DEcEAsED.
State Of Illinois, Alexander county, r.
Notice ~ hereby given that on Monday, the 2)t
day of january, A, d. 1879, the undersigned, admin.
lstrator ofsald estate, will present to the county
court of said Alexander county OF the court house IL
his inul report Of his acts and dougs ~ said admin
atralor and ask the court to be discharged from any
ana oil further duties aud responsibilities connect
ed with said estate, and the administration thereof
csted may be present and resist sucu application II
they chOurc 50 to do
ELIAS NJ. GLASGOW. Administrator
Cairo Illinois, DcccmbO 2lst, 1878.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-29
DRY GOODS. ETC.
GOLDSTINE d
ROSENWATER

The largest wholesale and retail Dry
Goods and Clothing House in this City {;
are receiving new Goods daily and are
Offering great bargains in the most hand.
some lines of CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS
and MATTlNGS; Silks, Cashlncrcs, Bon.
rcttcs, and q great many other new
styles Of Dress Goods, Fans, Etc. in
fact In every department Of their bust.
ness, they cordially invite the public
to call and see their stock.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-29
MEDICAL.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. M
NALU ABLF,TrRU'rHS.
lfyou are suffering 'romfpoor health, or langui,
ing on q bed OF sicspessktske cheer, for
Hop Bitt"rs wilI Curoyou.
Ifyou are simply gilinc Nh you feel weak d
dirpirited' Without clear KNOWN. why,
Hop Bittcrs willHItevive you.
u yon are minister Eand have oyertaIcd 20,
sen WIN your pAfIorlaEdn,ies, or mother We
out with care and work,
Hop Bittcrs willkRestorc you,
lfyuu are 4 man OF bus Illness weakened Nv ,
r'Thlh OF yonr tNerydGyFduilcs; or man Of
tiers, toiling over yonTkmidnight work,
Hop BitterS willEStrengthcn Won
II you ore young, andEsuTerrg from any ind
cretionor are gro" ing tool as Is often the CO,
Hop Bitters WIFI Relieve you.
II you are IN the work thop on the farm, at /
drsk, anywhere and !oeivlhgt your system neg
cleansing, ionlng or slim Eulating, without into
CaLuC,
Hop Bitters is HWhat you Need
II you are old, and yourkpulse Ia feeble, 20
mercer unsteady and yourSiacutl,s waning
Hop Bittcrs Win ive you new Ii
andkNigor.
Try uOp COUGH CURENAND PAIN RELIEF
For Sale by all sDruggi.,s.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-29

Eight lines OF solid nonpsrcil constitute square.
Displayed advertisements will be charged accord
ing to the space occupied at'above rstestherc be-
ing twelve lines Of sod type to the inch.
10 regular advertisers we offer superior indnce.
ments, both as TO rates OF charges and manner OF
displaying their fayors.
Locsl notices twenty cents per line for fret inser
don ten cents per line for each subsequent inser
ton
Communications mon subjects OF general interest
10 the public are st oil times acceptable, Rejected
manuscript will not be returned,
Letters and communications should be addressed
Cairo Bulletin, Cairo, Illinois"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-29
,v,o INVENTORS AND MECHANICS,

PATENTS and how TO obtain them. Pamphlet VI
no pages free, upon receipt of Stamps for portage
Address GILMORE, SMITH u CO.,
Solicitors Of Patents, Box a.,
Washington, ID. q.
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evening ire-.. Tb- cake u re-t"fra I"
II. ura.~r pl.ce q. i1asir Gp"n the ~e'4
supplied supper table. And the bTlar cut
the Art piece. sccoFsiin: ." ancient Gus
tom. Wedding cake and wedding CARD
ale sent abroad 10 such friends and &C
quaiutances as are not present NJ inc
wedding. which doe. MT take place nj
church 10 the morning, but at the home
Of the bride in the evening, and IS IN
medistely followed by the reception. IL
ia Optional whether the bride and the
groom start on the same evening upon
wedding trip or remain at home for some
DAYS. The latter is better add more truly
in accordance with old-fashioDed ideas.
for the bride is usually worn out with
fatigue and excitement, and in no condi.
ton to 10 hurried to q railway train and
made to encounter tho discomforts oi
night travel.-Jennio June, in Baltimore
american.
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Agent, Insure Thyself.

An insurance agent, whose buccinater
muscles had been developed during a
long and highly successful business
career to a most astonishing degree OF
hardness, and whose fertility of imagi.
nation was equalled only by his fiuency
of expression, while professionally en-
gagged in the impenetrable forests OF South
America, fell in one day with huge boa
constructor. -,
"Tell me, nv saurian FRIEND" said he,
shave YOU as yet effected an insurance
upon YOUR very valuable lifea"
The boa constructor merely wiggled its
tail slightly and winkcd nervously with
its LETT eye. The insurance agent, how
ever, regarded these actions as Implying
a neg CATION, and briskly continued, "Ine
act of insuring ones life in an entirely
reliable company-such as is the Great
Chizzlum, which have the honor to
represent-is duty that every individual
owes to his family or friends. You, my
dear serpent, lead a life of constant dan
ger, and though the character OF the risk
will compel me to charge you somewhat
more than the usual rates, think, think,
nv good sir, what sense of acquiescent
reliance in the DEGREES of Providence will
accrue to you when you know that, come
what will, your large and interesting wife
and family always will be comfortably
provided for. Pray permit me to consid-
er the matter as settled and forthwith to
make out an application in your name
for policy"
= Having listened patiently to this long
discourse, at its conclusion the Boa Con-
strictor turned its regard calmly upon
the Insurance Agent, and in gentle
voice observed, "You, l presume, long
since have erected an insurance upon
your own life, and now feel the calm
pleasures that you hold out to me-"
"N-no," replied the. insurance agent,
somewhat disconnected by the turn given
to the conversation; "N-no, l regret to
state that have not. The fact is
The fact is" said the Boa Constructor,
taking up his unfinished sentence, that
you have committed capital error. My
life, trust, will be prolonged for yet II
considerable period; but yours, opine,
is worth but few moments purchase y
Having said this. the Boa Constructor
crushed the Insurance Agent to q jelly,
licked him all over, and swallowed him
whole.
Moral.-A man does well TO adjust his
own affairs before meddling with the al
fairs Of others kala@<iPAia BaEsdiA,
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per round WIN These oo
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along the entries, whistling an spproPri,
ate tune, Garry me nome ana dropped
his burden of boots at one door after an
other. Five minutes later MIR. simpson
was in stew, boiling over with vexation
He couldn't find u wristbsnd with q val
ned gold button to it. Where was its He
fused under all the tables. He fused in
the entries. He fused out on the side
walk. He bothered the cook. lie
the souls of the walters.
He ran up to the market to see If he had
possibly left it there while buying pic
meat and pumpkins. he exciteo ~
much interest in that sleeve. button ~
questioning everybody that IL wouion
-. a
have been surprising II some ono nau 'un
and struck the town DELL, sounoe. NJ
alarm, and called out the people 70 lns.:'
tute genera nunt lot tno ~" S;.."
Gle. It suddenly came ,soi into G Mr. S'% Hs
sons mind, "Why, .usiI 10y H.
was with me when l had the button. nc
spoke about it. The rogue mas got IT,
surel'
He found Cutfy in the once ana turned
upon him quick as cat upon mouse:
Nothing like pounce al at once 'no!sn
Mr.. Simpson, 10 SURPRISE .ne Sua'S
"Cuffy, give me my sleeve outton, n s.nc
ruptly demanded. ldon know Vut INA. nc
expected Gully to turn pa'e IN MS coniu-
sion, something C1ny nau never oee1
known to 90 yet: Cnny, noMe As e a ,aoeo
his employer boldly. Inc spirit 'eolse
Washington and Benjamin franKi'n' sup
posed to reside in every honest ooy soul,
rose right up IN the oreast :" Ouny' any
1t seemed as II -. ms ;' od;y ni', ~ ~
ly stand up in his ino'gna'ion' :. :,
II didn't do muffin, massa," replied
Cuffy. Mr.. Simpson looked in astonish-
ment upon the bold Guilty, but Curry
looked back TIL II ssemeu 'he eyes "ouao
start out of his head and fly at Mr.. Slmp-
son, like bullets at mark.
A crowd began to gather from the en-
tries.
"Go get the police' suSse''o"
"Dont care - nv go. or,,v d;dn,,
tuo W. >, shnutad Cntfv. defantlv.
do nufnn, snouIeu Cuny'
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Tee geB@rzl passm@s.-r af Berlin. in
Gernxay. hss rec-iv-'i . p-sItssa fross
me sars~sy f~ Bro frorsctssas- @s<lHz
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u-~stY lsuTnsl prfri
"a In SzH FraHFI@o-
u wtii easfstn the naii-
-sf and frashc<t iBfr
inssissn r~lattng 10 the
Agricultural sIsd Min
ins Interests Of the IA
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mcrciai and Market 10
ports wili he - full and
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The banker. IN spite oi him.~ii. 'urne'i
pale. shudderei. AMI staggered :" seal
-wha, do you wanir nc groAned
a hundred thousand do..Ars-noi one
cen, less
Il cannot give tit would ruin me
"Ju.t ss YOU saw" rejoined the other,
moving toward the door. "I"u must
know what will follow, il go this way"
"Oh. stay! YOU must not go yet" cried
the man of crime in terrible alarm:
He argued. urged, pleaded, implored
for mercv at a fearful cost. In vain.
At last the banker-secing ruin, disgrace
and death before him if he refused
agreed to the terms. He also agreed to
meet the stranger with the required sum,
on the following night in front of st.
Paul's church. Both were punctual to
the fixed time. and the bill and check to
the amount of Que hundred thousand
dollars changed hands.
A month later there was tremendous
run upon the bank Of which Stephen Ed.
wards was the principal owner. 1t was
soon broken down and closed. Then the
sheriff was act to work by eager creditors,
and ali the real estate and personal prop
erty of the late millionaire was seized and
sold. leaving him beggar and many just
claims unsatisfied. Fashionable friends
deserted the family, and the proud
nobleman refused the hand of ruined
bankers daughter.
In the midst of this disgrace and tribu-
lation Stephen Edwards encountered the
man who had turned so pale and become
so agitated in his presence short time
before.
Irather think you do not know me,
SIR" said the gentleman with formal
bow.
"Your face seems somewhat familiar,
but vet cannot place you," returned
Edwards.
"Permit me to bring myself to your
recollection, then, as l wish you 10 Know
me. A little more than Six weeks ago
was talking to you on business anu you
observed that l turned deadly pare anu
became agltated."
"Ah, yes, l remember you now.
LET me tell you why was mus ahec'-
ed. MY eyes had JUST cnahceu upon
curious watch seal whlch nao peiohSeo "
e.. - thn 1aotarn nart " Thy State some
t", ~ nao m' "oo ana IooL;nU at vonr
$500, oIoaoIs Lnou uo,, 70 no the
,;'Ia;' ,S o.not,..aS tho fori ,7ood
"W.rc;ful Cod r.excls;med the banker
with a hlanched face and ouakinp form.
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