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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-03

QUARANTINE. Quarantine has been es-
tablishcd in many cities against places in
fcctcd with the yellow Fever, Still the
fact must not be lost sight Of that persons
coming from Fever sections, thought not at
the time sick, their systems may be charged
with the poison that will soon develop itself
in disease. ThOta remedy exists for the
prevention Of Yellow Fever in the above
and similar cases, has been proved beyond
question by the judicious use of Simmons
Liver Regulator Certificates are received
from persons who have taken Simmons Liv-
or Regulator and have voluntarily spoken
and written in the highest terms of Its esfi-
cacy and power. Let those who have never
used Simmons Liver Regulator, give II q
trial aud prove the truth ct It's value.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-03
DIRECTORY.
BUSINESS DIRECTOR

BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Of the leading business houses whose advertise.
meDts may be found IN THE BULLETIN
DRY GOODS
c. 0, PstIer ~ Coz Commercial avenue and Nine.
teerth street.
Chas X Stewart, Eighth street
GROCERIES,
Car Peters IL Bro. Eighth street.
Pettls Bird, Washington avenue and Eighth
street
PHYSICIANS
DR. Bryant office, Eighth street and Washington
DR. ]. II Marean; Office, 40 Commercial avenue.
DENTISTS
DR. W C. Jocclyn Eighth near Commercial
Dr. WhitlOCk, l3j Commercial avenue
LIQUORS
Robi smyth, No. 90 Ohio eyee
INSURANCE
H. II Candse, No. 7UOhlo eyec tup stsir.)
Equitable Life, of New York, corner Twelfth and
- Washington avenue
Widow, and Orphans Mutual Aid Society, Seventh
and Commercial avenue
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Lneglr & Lan.den, No. ll3 Commercial avenue.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
HALLIDAY Bros proprlctor- Egyptian Mills
llinl.le ThistieWood 4 Moore Nos l2j aid III
Commercial avenue.
DRUGGISTS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Barclay Bros Ohio lc,ec and corner Eighth and
Washington avenue.
BANKS
City National Ohio leycc
Alexander County, corner ghth aud Commercial.
NEAT MARKETS
J Ws,'or, Eighth street
Koeh.cr Bros. Corner Eighth sud Washington.
STEAMBOATS,
Champ.og Three states
ICE
John Spsoat, corner Tvc'nl aud Leyen.
BRACKET STORE
Z { Ford Coruer Ninth and Commercial!
BARRIERS
+ Geo Strinhpl-c, L cat- street
II. ~gk.ek ~! Commercial avenue
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-03
NEW ORLEANS.

News ORLEANS, Sept. Cen. Hoods
year-old daughter is improving His
son, aged eight, became sick with fever
yesterday, Alice Williams, aged three
years, died of yellow fever this morning at
IS Washington street.
Fred Weeks, aged "a, is reported sick
with the fever at No. S0l Tehoupitoulas
street. He was taken sick August 80. The
board Of health request physicians to make
immediate and careful reports Of all sus-
picous cases of fever that the board may
test as far as possible the efficiency of such
preventive or restrictive measures against
the spread of the fever as may be recon-
mentcd by science or justified by expert
cnce The board also requests physicians
attending persons dying Of yellow fever to
| urge upon their friends the earliest possible
| burial and to have the Casket containing
the body surrounded with charcoal to pre-
vent the spread of the disease in the streets
or cemeteries The practice Of advertising
funerals and inviting friends to attend is
asked to be suspended. The city council,
sanitary association ana press were re-
qucs;cd to urge the adoption Of these sug'
gestions,
At the executive session Of the board Of
health, DR.. Bemiss Of the national board
and all sanitary inspectors being present
measures were taken for the isolation OF
cases and fumigotion Of infected districts.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-03
GEN. hoops CHILDREN.

ATLANTA, Ca, Sept, The Constitution
Of tomorrow will open subscription for
the benefit of the children Of Gen. j. d.
Hood 1t will appeal TO Gcorgans to raise
fund of $4,000 rs Ccorgias contribution
to this fund Gen. Hood lost his leg In de-
fence of Georgia soil. The children are
said to be without any means Of support,
Gen. Hood having lost oil he had in Louis
lana consols.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-03
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York, September, 9 1906 I'm
Wheat-quiet-No, 9 Chicago, 81 O2@
/ O4; No. 2, Milwaukee, 81 03@l 04;
Red Winter, 81 0O@l 10; No. 9 Red
Winter, 81 OoA@1 10; No. . Amber,
81 09H@l 1914. Corn-quiet-No. 2,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-03
COAL. MINERS TrRKE AT pUoUoIN M.

DUQUoIN, ILL.,, Sept. 1.-The miners of
both the Star and the Enterprise mines
struck to-day for advances involving screens
and weights or measures. This action pre-
cludes any shipments of consequence Of coal
from this point, until some definite under
standing is had between the employers and
employees,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-03

A FOREIGN gentleman said to an employee
on one of our railroads; "Nhat is the
next train to So.and.So?' "No. A, sir; but
she is late, because No, IS, which is just
behind II, is not going out before i6 backs
up before s. Then % will 80 out before
your train gets in, to let Il come up on the
track where is
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-03

To ignore the warning of approaching
disease is neither cautious nor safe Pru-
dcnce would suggest the immediate use OF
good preventive remedy, such as DIR.
Bulls Baltimore Pills, which eradicate at
once all symptoms of bilious diseases.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-03
CHICAGO, September, 9, 70

Oats-September, q 4; October 2335
Wheat-Septembcr, Sj19; October, S55s
@s5N
Pork September 81 o91li October,
s o51l.
Corn September, 3?lG03?55 October
3?19@3?1l
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-03
Latest News.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

LIVERPOOL, September Q, Pr. NJ. Wheat
--steady-Winter, 0s@0s ed; Spring,
Ss@Ss Cd; California average, IS Cd@9s Cd;
California club, os 5d01Os Corn-4s 81
0a4s 9dM4s Cd
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-03
NEW .SERIES---NO. 60.
NEW YORK.

NEW York, Sept. deputy U. Mar
shall Kirby died at Quarantine hospital, of
yellow fever. He contracted the disease
while in charge of schooner from Port-au-
Prince.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-03
FOUND DEAD.

CINCINNATI, Sept. John Winters, for
mary years ticket agent of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad in this city, was found
dead in bed this morning.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-03

CHICAGO, September 2, i 4. m.
Wheat-Scptember, 1873; October, S558
Oats-September, 2ll9; October, 2295
Corn-September, seq October, 33l5
Pork-unchangcd
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-03
THE MAILS.

GENERAL DELIVERY open ~ 4. m; closes
" $50 pm. sunday sto . s. M
Money Order Department open at ; 4. IN; closes
Fl p
Through Express Mails via Illinois Central snd
Mississippi Central Railroads close at - 20 p. m.
Cairo all Popsr Bgf Through and Way Mail
ClosC. Al 1850 p. N.
ceult- aud Mississippi Central Railroads close al
s.E P. 70
WAY Ma. Z. Narrow Gauge Railroad closes al :
g. IT. $50.
; r, c-'ly except Frdsyl
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-03
CHICAGO GgAIN AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, September, 9, 10A. N.
Com-September, SEA; October, 1898
Pork-Septembcr s. %; October IS O5
Wheat-September, sjli; October $50
Oats-September, 2lH@915s; October,
223S.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-03

H. - n n A MONTH guaranteed sic a
KIN ~ lday at home made By the indus
- ALI striOus Capital not required
aNpNNf 1--WE will start Won Men, women
NJ boys and girls make money ias
ter al WORK for NJ than at any
thing else. The work is light and pleasant, and
such a. any one can 90 right at. Those who arc
wise who see notice will send their addresses al
once and see for themselves Costly Outfit and
terms free. Now i the time. Tho.e already az
work are ayiugup large sums Of money. Address
TRl L i co. Augusta, Maine.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-03
TIME TABLE.
R. r. TIME CARD AT CAIRO.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RE
TRAM. ARIIyE TELIN- pgrAEr
gs!... ;JSAn MALI. 1910 8. m.
Ezp5g...,, 800 pm. Express 500 pm.
CAIRO Y!NCEENES r. Il
Ntl....,... 1890 p n. Mall. ....f - am.
CAIRO L ST LOUIS i. Il
Rror-s- SIDp Express .. S.i- H. m
Accom- t4'.on lO:ij pm. Accom- dalton les p. m
CHICAGO. 81. LOUIS ANDNEW ORLEANS R.E
Ma -. Sup.m MALI. 800 am
. A at. RAILROAD
Texa. express 3:iD an. Texas express 2ljpm
Accommodate SD an.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-03
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
City Officers.

City Officers.
Mayor-N b ThstlewcOt.
Trrasurrr- Edward Dc2on!a.
Clerk-D-uni-. J, Foley.
Couuselor-Wm. Gilbert
Marshal--,J c. LaIlGe.
At,orney-William Hendricks
BOARD oP ALDERMEN.
First Wiri-Wm, OCallahau VI j. Howlry
Second Ward-Dayid I. Linegar c. X WOOD
ward
THIRD Wrl-W p. Wright Egber, smith.
Fourth Ward hAiles Q. patier James hynarion
Finn Wirl-T W. Halliday, Ernest Il. Petit,
County Officers.
CircYi, Indse--O. A. Hs-kef
Great Clerk 4 Reeves
County Judge-R. 5. locum.
Count, Clerks. }. liGmm,
Coanty At,0rngy-W {. MulScy.
County Vrtasurrr-A. j Alden.
Shcfia-lohn Hodges
Corcurr-R. Fitzgerald. . =.
County Commissioners W. Halliday, NJ
Brown, samuel BrllcY.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-10-24

Frightful story from the Arctic Ocean.
Capt. Sands reports frightful story
from ST. Lawrence island, in the Behring
sea. Almost the entire population of
the southeastern end of the island has
persisted of starvation.
A party landed from the Collins and
were Mortified to find $50 corpses in
one field. The living had carried the
dead away from the huts until at
length, overcome themselves, they in
turn died in the huts, and so remained
Everywhere the scene was frightful
One little girl the Captain speaks of
seeing stiff in death, with her head rest
ing on her hand, while the body leaned
over the remains of whale.
Mr.. Sands attributes the starvation
to rum. Nearly every "trader" goes to
the Arctic loaded with it, and so long
as the liquor lasts the natives will not
go fishing. Then it is too late, and
starvation follows. On the northwest
end of the island about 200 natives are
still alive. He SAYS that revenue steam
cutters are of no use to stop the traffic.
The traders" see the smoke, and get
out of the way, or get rid of their con-
traband liquors before they can be
reached. A sailing vessel of 100 tons,
he says, could end the traffic. Netc
York Herald.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-10-24
The sAI.OKs BURIAL.


Not with the sound oi tr.nprt.
Not wiih tn drums low roil
Not with hir frefd surrounding.
Not with the dismal toll
OF hell frnm n .igiib'riIg cHnrch-towrr.
Hut uDcar. ssru. unknown.
They lay ilm away Ia iorrikn clay.
by oceans wave alone
Filter IL were re persisted
Fighting tor native lanh.
With the stars and stripes above him.
Than die oil for, ign strand.
Tut he who trusts the ocrai,
Ahen calmly stretched u lies.
Must think of the waves srd the sailors graves,
Which froa its caverns ils'.
Filter ii were he persisted
With weeping frieuds around.
Than die on an alien shore.
Than sleep in foreign ground,
Where no friend e'er shall wander,
Where no tears will be shed.
Where the oceans tone is the only moan
Will pass where he is laid.
Long will they watch and wait him,
Long will they wait and pray
For the brave, light he rted sailor
To come back DER the spray.
Heads will grow gray in waiting,
Watching in vain, in vain,
For the one who lies where the ocean signs.
Down by the rocky main.
ARLINGTON, Mass.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-10-24
GORED TO DEATH.
shoslsng AFFAIR In knusas Gen. Hull and
Two Employees Killed by AN Infuriated


Downs tRansas) Cor. st. Louis Republican,
A messenger from Bulls City, twenty
miles west, announces the tragic death
of Gen. II. G. Bull and two other men,
Robert Bricknell and George Nicholas.
and the wounding OF another. Brick
nell and Nicholas were employees OF
Gen. Bull. The General has a park
fitted up at great expense, and has in
closed therein number of wild AMI
mails, including three elk, one power
full, huge-antlered male. The General
was accustomed to walk through this
Enclosure daily, and hundreds of visitors
have at different times been shown
through the place.
At about o'clock yesterday morning
Bricknell entered the park to care for
the animals. He Immediately discov-
cred an unusual appearance about the
large elk, which showed hostile signs,
compelling him to retire from the park.
Bricknell hastened to inform the Cen
eral of the fact, and, arming themselves
with heavy clubs, both went to the
park, the General remarking he could
subdue the animal. Without a sign OF
warning, the now-infuriated beast
dashed at the men, striking Gen. Bull
and knocking him down. The elk then
drew back and attacked the General
with increased force, using his antlers
with terrible effect, piercing the pros
trate body of the General through the
breast until the prong protruded, then
tossing his form high in the air and
over his head.
The elk then resumed the attack on
Bricknell, inficting terrible injuries
Here George Nicholas, who had wit
messed the occurrence, ran to the rescue
with heavy club, hoping to disable
the animal and compel it to desist. He
was rolled upon the ground, and then
tossed upon the fence by the elk. AT
this time William Sherman with cour-
age fastened to the rescue, but was
caught on the immense antlers and
thrown over the fence.
MrsnBull was meanwhile a Mortified
spectator of the terrible tragedy, and
wild with grief and terror, ran to the
town for help. A number of men hast
ened to the scene of the disaster, but
too late for service. They found the
General in a terribly disfgured condi
ton, and life quite extinct. His body
with the injured men, was conveyed tC
the family residence and surgical aii
summoned. A surgical examination o
Gen. Bull developed forty-four wounds
of greater or less severity. The Gen
eral was killed by wound from tn,
antler, which entered the chest at thu
right nipple, passing diagonally through
the body, and coming out on the lief
side, about the fifth rib. The pront
passed through both lungs, and probabl.
the heart, causing instant death. Rober
Bricknell received thirty-two wounds
and George Nicholas received sixty foul
wounds.
The elk has with much danger beer
secured, but as a captive still paws an(
stamps the earth with great fury. 81,
is unusually large, weighing 900 pounds
At no time has an event occurred which
caused such general shock Throughout
Northwestern Kansas-in fact, through
out the whole State. The news will b.
received with more than ordinary re
greet, as he was man widely known
and universally esteemed.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-10-24

PEOPLE in Paris hear very little of
either their last or present President.
M. Grew is silent, sensible man, but
the Parisians would prefer more gilt
tering one. They even hint that he
does not spend half his annual income.
Nine. and Mile. Grevy are at one of the
watering places, where they only occu-
by a couple of bedrooms at hotel and
keep no carriage. The President is
going down to the Jura to shoot.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-10-24
FAREWELL AT THE LAST DAY.,

Dreams have been through all e ages
Dreams ST. angely viva have been dreampt
BY bards. lovers and by sages, .
Whose fances seemed from naught exempt
That would grace historic pages:
OR. through odlity, esrtn would tempt.
Yet my recital OF an uncouth dream
May be, wi hal, not mt poetic theine'
And some may smile but II tell
That earth fancied passed away,
II STRANGELY may tue awe lnpet
That hearts will feel In their smay
When o'er this worl voice shall swell
To warn of tie Judgment day
The day when every human soul shall know
It's eternal fate he fruits OF what we SOW.
Dre shapes were mine in dreamland formed;
lt seemed lies work had ceased 10 be,
And DER earth's surface blindly roamed
Poor mortas in deep misery.
The waters ssyward madly foamed
As rose the dead from out tue sea.
Then Gained the ocean back again and left
Them stand who long of life had been bereft.
OF awful signs that eer
Upon the earth or down beneath
1t was this host in dismal sheen,
So CHASTITY clothed in shrouds of death.
Though dead, there came from lips between
A gust that gave apparent breath,
Heaving bosoms and causing eyes TO CLEAN
AS passed the dead ashore from off the stream.
And slow they moved through doubtful light,
For all seem chaos saw sun;
There shone no moon. nor stars on height;
All seemed ike earth when nfst begun,
As, through pale beams that yexed my sight
Marched living aud the dead as one
To judgment, tore Judge in Justice dressed;
BY whom, condemned were some, and others blest.
At once, when each had learned their fate,
Forth a radiance bu st from high.
And souls were doomed 10 separate,
Severing every earthly tie.
The blessed passed the golden gate,
Toward their home yond the sky;
While some not allowed heaven to share;
How tn unfortunateC moantd In their despair
Below ed ones ella ped each other tight:
The partIngs filled my heart with ailings;
pious woman on the right
Depiored her cons earth y failings;
But satan claimed him to his might,
Needing not that mothers wailings
Wives and husbands of each other were bereft;
Dear ones the right. dear ones to the left.
Forsooth Il seemed a sorry thing
For souls that last adieu to speak
Farewell twas not like here we sing.
Which doth but last day or week;
But theirs did untold anguish bring,
AS touched white lips bloodless cheek,
To seal the truth that they must sep rate
Sinners wept the blessed were happy in their tate
Though this a dream. tits apt TO rule
"hen at great cay shall dawn in truth.
Ye mortals, in the vestibule
OF mat great hurcn beyond this youth,
Prepare your souls while on Gods stool;
For after death there is no ruth;
Lost from those you love you're cast forever
Upon the left. DER that darkhn9 riverl
BLooMINGToN, Ill.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-10-24
Driving a Bargain.

Here is story constructed on the
same principle as the one that told of
how man got the three youngest
turkeys in a group of six by telling the
market man he was a b-b-bOarding-
house k-keeper, and wanted three of his
t-t-toughest turkeys, and when they
were selected the sufferer walked off
with the other three. The following
yarn is from French paper:
M. c., having broken an indispensa-
BILE article of porcelain, goes to the
dealer from whom he had purchased
the set to endeavor to replace it.
"Have you any objection to breaking
up a set?" he says. Il bought one
from you last week, and one piece is
smashed. 1t was like this. How
muchll you take for that sugar bowl
there without the Govern"
"Well, the price is Is francs with the
cover, but I'll let you have the bowl by
itself for IA. You see, the cover doesn't
amount to much-in point of fact l may
say it is worthless-but it would look
absurd not to make some deduction, SC
I'll knock OFF franc for the cover"
"What-1 franc only? Surely the
cover must be worth more than l
franc"
"No, sir; in rea ity it isn't worth
more than half a franc, but seeing it's
you I'll call it franc and let you have
the bowl for the fourteen"
"Why, by Jove, what an ass I've been
1t wasn't the bowl that my wife told me
was broken-it was the cover. How
funny of mellow stupid! 1t isn't the
bowl / want-it's the cover. Here is
your / franc-don't mind wrapping il
up"
(vanishes in the infinite azure of the
efraaf /
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-10-24

life; schooling and the price of binding
him to some honest trade"
Jack shook the mans ham,, prom
ised to do his best, and left the cot
tage. Jag f is'l'.-'1 tai
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-10-24

COLUMBUS, Ohio, has chicken that
is furred instead OF feathcred.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-10-24

THE FLY.
MY pen is broke, my ink is dry.
But with pencil will try
What can do to show respect
That's due that much abused insect.
Adieu! Good-by
Dear little fly.
We soon shall miss your hum;
But when you go,
We always know
In spring again you'll come.
Your steady buzz
Around us was
To warn us you was there.
Your little bite.
Though small, was quite
Enough to make us swear.
God made the fly,
And that il why
This little song we sing.
Again, good-by,
NV gentle fly,
Well meet again next spring.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-05-29
DALLAS DOTS.

Mr. Henry Kirk got up one night last
week without arousing or waking any OF the
family. and went to his fish trap-geiting
back home before day. he concluded to have
some fun at the expense OF his wlfe-he
went to the hen roost, seized hen and
made it squat loudly, and jumped b hlnd a
board pile to await the result After walt
ing short time and hearing nor seeing any
demonstration from his wife-he raised him
self to standing position which caused his
head to show above the board pile and his
son who had been watching through the
crack for the 0rl with rifle in hand, dlscoy-
cred something moving on the board pile
and thinking il was the owl leveled and
fired The bail done no damage except u
felt of Ucnry's skull on one side OF his head,
in its hunt for the owl--it passed just along
between the skin and skull Ii is the gen
eral opinion that Henry was more 10 blame
than the ball.
We have fine Sunday School, and il
grows in interest and numbers every week
Some of the good women OF Dallas hac
serious tongue duel on the streets ie"
days ago.
...Tenneal the artist has struck his tent
and proposes to tent in ROckmart.
WIN. Kennedy Of this county. has
niece OF land which he has cultivated forty
years in corn. and it has averaged nfiy
| bushels per acre evry year.
Mrs. Garret Gray is dead. Mrs. Lo'
Neatly is sick with heart dease.
Wheat, oats, corn. cotton, and irish pc
tatoes are very promising.
Henry Braswell has some OF the flnes
| clover / ever saw.
The boys have good deal OF fun here
by mixing dogs and spirits OF turpentine 10
| gether, and then watching the effect.
Mrs. Willie Roberts has quit wit
ten thousand and twenty-five pieces in 1t.
! A0AIy
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-05-29
The Death Rate of

Our country i getting to he f"a'fuly alarm
iue, The average of life il lessrned every year,
without any reasonable eans", death resulting
generally from the most insignificant orlgig.
Al this season pfthe year especially, cold Is
such common Thing that in the hurry OF every
dav life We are apt 10 overlook the dangers at
tending it anil often find too late, that Fever
or Lung trouble has already set III. Inous
ands lose their lives in this way every winter
viii. hs.; Boschee's Gernan syrup been taken
. eur. ,yould have resulted, and large bs
from Doctor been avoided For all diseases
Of the Throat and Lungs, Bo'chee's German
Syrup has proven itself TO b. the greatest dis
cover, If lis kind in medicine. Every Drug
,si-t in this country viii tell Won of its wonder
fll esf-ct, Over $50 coo bottles sold last yea
withou, single failure known.