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The INCEST PILLS on EARTH
ARE
DR. Simm's Vegetable Liver Pills,

TllEl never grippe, sickcn or weaken
a in their operation. and hence they are the
hest iIlS ever offered, especially ior aged people
They are splendid Liver and elegant u, T.
@a;!n" medicine. They Operate pleasantly and
mildly. but thoroughly and cIcrtuallv They cure
Constipation Co>tvcncSS Piles Sick Head
ache. BiliousncsS. Weak Bowels. Dizziness Yer.
t!"o. Weak Nerves, all Liver Affections general
aches over the system: they make hcttcr appetite.
and in Rheumatism. Neuralgia am! Hea.;:r.he in
connection with orr celebrated PAIN SEARCH
Elk. Il very -iinrtiS cure If obtained.
W" have over 5000 references of these Pills
Elegantly su"ar-coatcd. % cents Il box or five
boxes for 81. Sent by mail.
Principal Dcpot-Folrth and King streets, Wi,
Sold 10y dealers and at c:.n,l:., torres. Liam Is
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SCHOOL, COMMISSIONERS

TNlIE School Commissioners of Cecil
u county VIII meet At their Office. in Elkton
Tor the transaction Of current School business ON
the SECOND tuesday, of each and every
month. JOHN SQIIER.
May 9. 1S14-tf Secretary
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tATTii,H =-l'o not le! your druggist palm
of Il substitute, when you demand DIR.
Bulls Baby Syrup or yOu will he disap-
pointed, for IL" medicine for children equals
il in effect
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j. Il. REYNOLDS,
GENERAL COLLECTOR

WILL collect claims of all kinds, adj
w Just accounts and make settlements guar
antceln" all business entrusted to his hands will
be promptly attended to.
RI Collections made in Cecil, Hartford and
Kent counties.
AddresS-PORT HEiuSlr, Cecil county. Md
June .g-ly
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tNiISi hAh Crt.EL.
HEith nEETING HOuSE TEENS.
THU. CROPS.

THE CROPS.
The farmers of this vicinity are hnsily
engaged in their what l,at,os,. which will
he none tl:tn an average crop. The hay
crop will not lie is great rs last year Corn
never looked better, and the recent showers
will secure Il fair crop of oats. The pros
pect for potatoes was never better THAI at
the present
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WAR IN THE EAST.
JOSHUA M. ASH.
fOk SALE Or REM.

TIE HOUSE, formerly occupied by
4 Mrs. Mary B. Lum. II not sold. will be
rented, II. II, MITCHkIl..
June 9i-lm Executor.
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Towels and Linen Goods.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS,
100 dozen Loom liuck Towels.
~ cents each. S2.25 per doz
70 dozen Linen Turkish Towels
- cents each. So per iOz
80 doz White Turkish Towels,
- cents each.
800 loz Matalass Initial Towels,
81 cents each.
70 doz. Old Bleach Fine lIuck
Towels,
S. per dozen.
- doa Old Bleach Fine Huck
Towels.
4.J0 per dozen.
A largest assortment of the widest and best
qualities in Hucksback and Diaper Towelings.
Christic's Celebrated Turkish Towels, all white
and culorcd. ut very low prices.
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FOR ENAMPLE:

SUITS Full assortment OF Linen listers
SUITS 1.1O to -. -
SUITS Full variety of Fancy n.
SUITS trimmings. IRON $l2 to So a..
81 IT'S Zv>-.t,>--T- -. = !. =
--...usNs8essS " (l'araSOlS to match. at S2.2j.)
'ST1TS Job lot percalc oycrskirts and basuucS.
ut
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Rapidity of Sales Gives Freshness of Stock

The effect of our plan in selling goods keeps emit
certain to Get all times the Freshest and Newest Goods
OF the ut the low rates lind advertised two mon
reduced Reduced prices t" commence and irun Trough
business,
The New York herald., 1879-07-02

private sale.
The New York Elevated Railroad Company will sell AZ
private either together separately. tho following
four wheeled Dummy Engines;--
engines 7xio cynder wheel, 10 inches; weight about
f2OtU lbs.
engines 7tsxi0 cyiinder wheel. 30 inchesi weight
about 1900 lbs
about 400 lbs
-Four Of these englncs stored 9sth and I'D av
ready for immediate delivery The remaining IL can be
delivered about the LIST of August next
For further particulars inquire Of the undersigned
N. k KING.
Room is. asnersi ONCE N. Y. T. RR Co., New Yesk.
breaAuay. Jane Z, ls7a
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Returning, leave Iron Pier half hourly to7P.M.
wH5M z 1'ts Is r @ fs'' FER
'ss be
A GRAND roYEIa pEEasSsK SE 'gHY Tkip
PICTURESQUE new S'RVF 'hS ENGLAND COAST.
HoR4r s5RS ryG&$% yGs9i$ra & ss5 5Ta sirFA, RArs
NEW, HAVEN;
the srSsk sf.Ssita' q.'y isEssb ss; b'"''
,sxas%SaSsfTr 'xa sSs3' 81 Sia A'As,%si s%Y.
the queen sRSFrpESar St 81 ,Hsnd 'sa'
the "'"''h'''s s6eksS s's e :; foisf iss in the Unon'
the great Rhode SfWrasE islsnS clam bake resorts
Americas most fashionable watering place.
A great recreation
..,, WITHOUT LOSS OF TINE; and s"i'a,'' ~'.,
paatiAi and yer, popular ,teamsry
Frederick j. Peck, Commander,
the swift elegant and capaeous night boat OF the New
YORK and NsS FkiDx3 fysS S'ss%Sts soESsS 91?fsHnS
0'''' PfER T es IS, Nsx EAST RIVER PECK sLIr
at Half-past Nine IN tho Morning.
ITINERARY OF ROUTE
New fH.s fr.S:y rria: parade.
Festivities Illumination and Fireworks1
Leave New % nncs :. 70 rd.y Jsy os
Leave Block Island at A. NJ, Saturday. July 9.
Arrive Providence at A. NJ. Saturday Juy5.
Leave Providence at II noon, Saturday. July5
Arrive Rocky Point at +. NJ. Saturday, Juy5. a fs-
Clam Bake served at :30j
Leave Rocky Point at 3 r. NJ. Saturday. Juiy5
Arrive Newport at 80 T. NJ. Saturday July ).
Leave Newport at l.. NJ, Saturday. July o.
Arrive New York at 4 A. NJ. Sunday Morning
FARE FOR THE EsTIRE CRUISE, 81
Tickets Staerooms and Berths DO had at the Office
of the New York Transfer Company No 94a Broad gay
22d ST.. and at Ruiimans, III Broadway, next to
Trinity Church.
sTATEROOMs FOR THE ENTIRE TRIP. S.
They hold two and three persons.
Meals Board-Breakfast and Supper. 50c. Dinner,
75c
NO CHARGE FOR BERTHS IN CABINS
A limited number only OF tickets comporting with her
stateroon and sleeping accommo modatons will be sold.
For full details OF this able circulars
which be had free of charge application to the
above Offices
The New York herald., 1879-07-02
EXCURSIONS.
A ALTO AND SEE THE PALISADES
and VIEW THE MOST MAGNIFICENT SCENERY
IMMENSE IMPROVEMENTS at FORT LEE


The SWITZERLAND of AMERICA
a@sf REsosf s
nEALiiI, piE4synE and RECREATION for every
now open for CEInsRnYEo hIsi
NIElTARY BAND gives two grand Concerts afternoon
LEE rAgS rs TSs7 EAS COS
II An, !, $50 5,e,7g and iiP:M. SUNDAYS
a"% . and san.s .na s4ii 'sS .. d and
For PLEASANT VALLEY. EDGEwArER and SHADY
SIDE landings time tables Boats Fort
daily AZ 40 do, 80. ii 30 A. M, ~ NJ. 3;45 4s45.
EXCURSION TICKETS, % CENTS
sa'ts@y,,G - % for For, Leg hourly from $50
and after July 10.
A GRAND DAILY EXCURSIONS
UP THE gEAuTIruL HUDSON TO IONA ISLAND.
COMMENCING SUNDAY. JUNE 1, 1879.
The new aud """Sg'H Sgi'p palace saloon steamer
having been thoroughly rebuilt, and supcrby finished.
,teamer in New York waters will make daily excursions,
sssi, Js n f. whst .tD Mes, wss, asa lS.n
"''"'Is SSsaSiFigGSr srsf 'sSH ''Sh' sfHSshs
FARE FOR THE fxGussIoS. oSSLY 50 CENTS.
@ pas'r 'ss 10 o.
mSEsT HSH rgSSAL LSI 81 rSsdws SsaE to HAWK
LIGHTNING ExPREss-NEw YORK TO LAKE
a mphremaros and Quebec. via Passnmpsc Rarosd
for the special convenience of tourists and pleasure travel
located amid beautiful mountain scenery
jcstc ST. In latitude whore the air Is always
cool and goratnE Leave New York 30 A. arrive
In Quebec b:Bl "A. NJ. Parlor New York 10 Wells
River and Pullman sleeping car to Quebec. Close
ncction with steamers the saguenay River. with
steamer and trains for all points Gulf of 81 Law
renee Prince Edward Island st John aud Halifax Ex
cursion Now York to Lake Menphrcmagog aud Quebec
and return s23 For tickets apply to LEVE ALDEN,
271 Broadway, Now York
A -A.-SrEAMER LONG BRANCH.
N. The palace steamer LONG BRANCH.
captain ames Lynch.
Grand Fourth Of July Excursion
up the magnificent Hudson
A -wAsHINGTON MARKET ON DECK GRAND
h.fourth July Excursion 10 the Fishing Banks; tho
seagoing seaner BLACK BIRD viii make excursion TO
the Fishing Banss Friday July 1879 leaving I'D
North River -pciocK; West 10Th st. 80; yesey St ~
pier North River gaO; Broome ST. East River 1O Full
ton ferry Brooklyn 10 lJ bait lines of
all kinds board at city prices tickets so cents each
will 40 rain shine.
THos. FLYNN GEORGE cARxEs. ManAxsrs
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EXCURSIONS.

A GRAND OCEAN ROUTE TO LONG BRANCH
"A aadng =, tho colossal wrought iron tubular pier in
Beautiful views of the bay coast Perfect
direct route
q, Sorn River .. 10
trip including admission to pier 60 cents.
MONSTER ATTRACTIONS AT LONG BRANCH.
" Great wrossh. Iron faSaisr ocean Pier. Fl ~
On July 8. =. and D.
Grand rss%sssSs S S%assrs:. Sssassi iI%%iaasona
asS % 1sss as' ani
Greatest attraction ever see seen AZ Long Branch
From July 4 to iOinclusivs.
GRAND, OCEAN MooNLIsHT EXCURSION,
EysI is.s.: Sss
nE e ssv % Ss BAY ad By
70 Long Sraaeh Races steamer xassids from
BRIGHTON BEACH FAIR GROUNDS.
A0sDAs k$SAs SSS. & igss'Rs HSaRs. day Of the
every Monday wsdnssdas and Friday afternoon At ~
F. WHITAKER. Manager.
EEs R. lsS y mS sS
RID lie will leave the Battery ladjoEing Staten Island
S:s;ys SS s S"sri
2oc round trip 35c Consy Island SOC round trip. 500
CHoLERA BANKS ON FRIDAY MORNING, JULY A.
OSteamer SETH Low losving Harrison St, N r. d; sth
s s s;;. S + h s :!:ss
Wilt. Ii si:i' 'S:s S:S"s
Banks. AL. FOSTER, Manager
ExCURslON.-THE STEAMBOAT JOSEPHINE GAN
be had tor sxearsons Apply at Staten Island Railway
Ferry Office, foot Whitehall st.
LXCURsIoN PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
apidy and cheaply done by the Metropolitan Job Print
ing Office rs Ann ST. Branch office IA Union square, con-
nected by telephone
DRAND DAILY EXCURSIONS!
VI Tho best and cheapest yet.
The new ana mammoth ,%S exearsSn $40 barge
Captain Henry Cross
having been
the beautiful Hudson giving view Of the Palisades
and the most magnificent scenery.
NJ 'Sys West s'i igh ''% st. esa West s st.
SPECK's renowned Brass and String Band,
Professor NATHAN the v renowned Xyiophonist. and
others. Dancing ON the upper dock
of all kinds served ON board strictly hr
class. and At the most reasonable rates, .x cyvns
tor the entire excursion
Children under 10 years sesompanhed ,h by parents free
With perfect safety aud order
Returning to the city at about 4 +. NJ.
NRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION TO MANHATTAN
OBeaeh to view the hrew9rks on the Exenng Of July =
Fulton ferry at o'clock T. NJ. West 22d ST. 80 and West
10th AS sharp II o'clock The celeb
Caope steam from the Centennial will furnish
THOS. ROBERTS.
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EXCURSIONS.
4 SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
"A To-day aud every day inc udiny 4th of July, the
PLYMOUTH ROCK

"A To-day aud asIudi1s sn 4.A fully the
LONG BRANCH ONLY,
making two trip spdsf hsSrsG1is ESN PEs on tho GREAT
NO CHANGE TO CARS AND NO DUSTY ROADS,
DELIGHTFUL SAIL ssNS5g 1Sp ggSvIGoRArISc SEA
FARE to and from the pier is but FIFTY CENTS
Tickets SOLD on THE PIERS ONLY and by uniformed
Iron Pier promenade tickets. 10 extra good both
LEAVES IN THE MORNING
from the pier foot OF I'D ST. at so'clock and pier
LEAyEs IX THE AFTERNOON
O'clock Returning win leave the beach o'clock The
morning trip will sllow six hours at Long Branch.
LTass the PLYMouTH ROCK EXCuRsIoN TicK-
front Of Lelands big Ocsan Hotel above.
S0 CENTS FOK AN EXCURSION To LONG BRANCH
COand back 30 csnts for single trip ticket the peer
less palace steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK goes twice day.
MOONLIGHT on THE SEA!
M 4TH OF JULY NIGHT.
Moonlight! Gaslight, Electric Light
steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK
Ts GkEx z EsESkJ Gs "
in addition TO her saloon jets will make romantic
trip down the beautiful hsrbor aoding her
opportunity the dancing silver tipped BY
the rays OF u full moon ,or,.r
MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS
that will light up in lurid glare the whole shore.
including
MANHATTAN AND THE BRIGHTON BEACH
FARE for the whole grand excursion, FIFTY CENTS.
win leave the foot of 22d ST. N r., s;l5 o'clock and
N X.
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r ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
ROUND TRIP so CENTS.
ROCKAwAY BEACH.

DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS
Leave Hunters Point 9. ~. IL A. n, II noon,
l go = 80. 4 80, aud r. NJ.
NEW YoRK-Leavs East S4tb st. Is minutes and james
Leave Beach at 40 is 1o:Io A. NJ l2 So 90 40
3 20 4 20 4 80 s 30, q 30. B and 10 r. N.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Hunters Point at o. TO- IL A. N, IL noon 80
Leave Beach a. II so 32O 10. 4:4o 40 So 20
nm f. NJ
The New York herald., 1879-07-02
CoAsTwrsE STEAMSHIPS.


NJ Y. HAVANA AND MEXICAN NAIL IS: LINE,
N pSs ssa@sF; ssss YE,T YsT Ao,S
CRY % SO IS nS and rsn,r July
''' T. ALEXANDRE SONS 81 aud ;S 50 sroadsay Bro
RERMuDA, WEST INDIES AND PORTO RICO,
For g eASlHH n s6Nr JS Port, Rico
For MARTINIQUE, ST LUCIA. BARBADOS and
FaseASE Ra4Es sAAhr aAhArs REDUCED
F0 E fssfSH S Ass snR Bodw
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
s,qg q Ssr's Rys, fs ssess
TqEsPAS rIuESDAY sSTYEPAx s6giI NosP. wpn
Steamer s"S for EEwEs. Del. and REHoBorH BEAoH
and connecting railroads, MONDAY aud THuRsDAY.s
through passenger tickets and bills of iading s
points Insurance effected a, 4 per gent, Gent R,v
General Office i.'7 Greenwich ST.
DOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT;
+ MoRGAN,s LouIsIANA A ANp 1Sv TEXAS RAILROAD
steamer ALGIERs Saturday, Juy5
atSP NJ, taking freight g New Orleans Mobile and all
Central Texas Pacific and Antonio railrosds Indian
ola Brazos Santiago and Brownsve and Corpus Christi
via lndianoa Insurance at lowest rates
Apply BOGERT MORGAN, Agents
CRoMwEIL LINE-FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
NJ from pier9 North River Insurance effected ut onehaf
Throarh bills Of iading given to Mobile and principal
&c h ns ID Rfs Ssa o
'''''As' Wv '''''' CLARK SEAMAN. sc West st.
JACKSONVILLE FLA. .DIRECT.-NALLORYL LINE
Fla touching at Brunswick and Port Royal Steamer
CITY or DALLAS Captain Chester VIII sail on Thurs
onice pier 30 East River.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-09
THE MISSOURI SENATORsHIP.

The St. Louis Evening Star declares for
Col. Allen, Of st. Louis, as its choice for In
tied States Senator, for the long term, from
the State Of Missouri. We commend the
wisdom Of the Stars choice Col. Allen is
"A man Of great ability, one of the most
pleasing, forcible and convincing public
speakers Of the West He is profoundly
learned in the law, has keen, quick per
ception, is ready and fearless in debate Tor
anywhere else, for that matter and is,
withal, one Of the most practical men we
ever knew. 1t would honor Missouri and
strengthen the Democratic party to elect
Allen to the United States Senate. As
much may be said of Mr. Glover, perhaps,
but we speak only ofwhat we know. Since
ability and integrity, devotion to the inter
csts Of the Mississippi valley and sterling
grade Of Democracy are the requisites
to the right kind Of Missouri Senator,
Mr.. Allen is the man. From the Stars en-.
doromtnt of Col. Allen we copy the follow
lowing paragraph:
MIR Allen. in word, Is man Of high endeayor
aud magnuninou- impulses Whatever he does Is
with single heartedncss of purpose thet never
stops short Of success, yet with an unschshncss OF
ambition that involves quite Us much advantage TO
others u. 10 himself. A man of ready resource.
courteous Of address able in debate, energetic In
action he Is well fitted to carry any point that he
undertakes, and as n senator would have no super.
Tor IN the prosecution Of all measures that com.
mandod hir approval and enlisted his champion.
ship"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-09
THE NORTH AND EAST, AND SOUTH
AND WEST.

The time is rapidly approaching when
the West and South will not stand as sup
plants to the middle and New England
states. They will not see those states take
their millions from the federal treasury to
build ocean harbors and lake wharvcs and
brcakwacrs without saying as much as "by
your lcayc;' and then, in their turn, be Gem
PEELED to beg and pray for Il miserable pit
lance to remove the Sla9s and wrecks from
six thousand miles Of western and southern
rivers, This order of things will be re-
vcrscd after the next census. The West
and South may not rctalatc upon the East
but they will teach her Il lesson in division
that will be OF service to her Just n, this
time the city of Buffalo is asking for the
enormous sum Of $lfS5,0O0 of public
money with which 10 complete few miles
OF brcakwatcr; yet there j, not single
representative from the State of New York
VINO Viii not express surprise at our cxtray.
aganl demand, when the twelve western
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-09

and southern states ask for $5,OOO,0OO with
which to improve 5000 or 5000 miles of
navgablc rivers, and reclaim several
hundred thousand acres Of the richest
lands in the Mississippi valley. Give to the
States that are interested in the navigation
of the Mississippi and Missouri rivers sum
equal to that which is demanded by one
city of the State of New York, and the
great plans of Captain Eads for improving
those streams and retaining the over
flowed lands along their course, can be car
ricd ont and paid for Yet the money to
build the few miles Of Buffalo brcakwatcr,
that the adjacent property may be protect
ed and the harbor improved, is demanded
as if it were a right, supported by claims
that are irrefragable; while the Yves
tern and southern people who want money
for works of great national import, arc told
to 90 home and build their own lcyecs, 1t
is all right for the government to eXpcnd
its treasure in the North and East, but
when the South or West asks for little of
what is left, there is at once an insulting
inquiry into questions Of law, as it the same
law did not apply to all sections. But, as
we intimatcd at the outset, we begin 70
see the beginning OF the end Of this. TIE
next census will raise u, from our knees Is
suppliants, and invest us with power to
effect an cqitable distribution Of public ia
vors-to give TO the East and the North
what they ought to have, and to TAKE that
which is our own.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-09

ONE of the sources Of profit TO banks OF
issue, has been the loss, by wear and tear
accident and otherwise, Of small bills
From this time forth, the government will
monopolzc this source of profit herself, and
issue all the one and two dollar bills that
find their way into circulation. National
banks will be furnished no bills OF less
denomination than five dollars, nor can
they obtain new bills for their delapidatcd
old ones. Section j,lij Of the United
States Revised Statutes, enforcing the ar
above indicated, reads as fol-
lows; After specie payments are resumed,
no association shall be furnished with notes
of less denomination than five dollars"
When the small notes of the National
banks, now in circulation, are worn out,
the only one and two dollar bills in circu-
lation will be treasury notes,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-09

THE Democracy Of the northern states
HAYES deep interest in the defeat OF Colo
mel Vest, one of the candidates for a seat
in the United States Senate from the state
of Missouri. 4 single southern Democrat
of his political tcnets and caliber in the
Senateofthc Uaited States wouldrcnderitim-
possible for the Democracy to carry single
one of the northern states IN 1890. The
man who Cas Col. Vest is said to have done
bases his claim to a seat in the Senate on
the ground that h, did all he could to de-
stroy the Union; on the ground that negro
suffrage having proved "a great mistake,
should be abolished, AMI further. on the
ground that the southern war claims arc as
Legitimate rs any that originate in the
North and that therefore, he would favor
their paymeut-th. man who seeks to rise
from such platform into seat in the
United States Senate, would, If successful,
be stumbling block to the northern De
mocracy that would completely bar the way
to victory. He is manifestly a man who
talks well and talks much; and his first
political talk in the United States Senate
would serve rs a "warantee transfer of the
states Of New York and Indiana to the
control Of the Republican party A pru-
dent, progressive Democrat like Col. Allen
or Judge Glover, would honor and strength
en- the party; but an able an eloquent po-
litical mad-cap and southern extremist like
Vest, would 50 weaken it, as to render sue
cess in the struggle Of 1880 impossible,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-09

We have watched our exchanges scru-
tinizingly to learn if Charley Farwell pos.
sessed any better or other qualification for
United States Senate than his wealth and
alleged skill as Il pokrr-paycr; but we
watched in vain. The conclusion is quite
irresistible, therefore, that he is Il mental
scrub, and that if he were a poor man,
keeping saloon or fruit stand, the man
would be laughed TO dcrision who'd men.
ton him as fitted for anything above the
dignity Of Chicago alderman But
money is everything
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-09

ONE Of our St. Louis contemporaries is OF
the opinion that Gen. Logan has the lin
side track" for the Illinois Senatorship
"He isn't half as honest a man as Dick
Oglesby," saith the same authority, "but
he seems to have the whip-hand Of his par
ty. and besides that he has one Of the most
airoit and accomplished lobbyists TO work
for him, in the person Of Mrs. Logan
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-09
SECRETARY Scuunz having asked fol-

SECRETARY ScnuRz having asked for
specific reformation as to the mismanage-
ment of Indian affairs he has received it
through General Sheridan in very plain
and unnecessarily emphatic language.
Neither Mr.. Schurz nor the lndian Com
missioner, however, is ccnsured by General
sheridan. 1t is the system he condemns,
and when we remember the millions we
have spent and the mcagre results we have
obtained it will strike the majority of PEG.
pie that General Sheridan is pretty near
right
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-09

GRASr's Ridiculous speech in Dublin can
have but one meaning, He is candidate
for president, and mistook the means for
gaining the friendship and support of our
Irish voters.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-09

is past, than the Knight Of La Mancha had
that he was not living in the kind OF world
that had been painted in the old romances,
the reading of which had turned the poor
gentlemans head Senator Blaine, like his
knightly prototype, does not understand
his epoch; he, too, is fitting at windmills,
under the impression that they are giants"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-09

II Dick GgIesbys family could have Sc
cured seats in the Illinois Legislature, his
reelection to the t. $. Senate would be
assured. He is said to be the recognized
father OF nineteen children.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-09

WE are glad to hear 1t. Our druggists
informs us, that DR.. Bulls Cough Symp
sells better than amy other medicine, and
always gives satisfaction. lis very cheap
too costs only - cents bottle.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-09

QuERy,--Why will men smoke common
tobacco when they can buy Marburg Bros
"Scal Of North Carolina at the same price
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DIP'THERIA !

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