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MONEY RAPIDLY MADE.

Small and large Investments (from
S25 to SIC. COO in the combinations of
Messrs Lawrence s Co pay large profits,
This new and successful system unites
thousands CT orders from customers into
one immense capital. and is MANAGE
with the best skill ard experience in the
stock market Profits are shared pro
rata By customers every month. Share
holders thus obsain all the advantages
81 large capitalists. Thousands are -.
pidly making money. and many have
acquired handsome fortunes By this safe
and legitimate method. which has been
among the most successful of the move
tnents of the Stock Exchange. SO will
make $l25, or 5 per cent; 500 will re-
turn $500, $500 will net $1,000, etc, &C.
cordiug to the state Of the market. New
explanatory circular with unerring rules
for success. mailed to all applicants by
Messrs. L.wrerce s Co. Bankers, 81
Exchange Place, New York city.
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the SALARY PLEDGE.

Our readers have been hearing Of
late . good deal about Judge Wright
and Dennis Kearucy st al. but in
many cases, FROM the briefuess OF the
kilograms. without fully understanding
it. Tho explanation is this: One
Thomas Kerrigan. . former leading
member Of tho Workingmsn's party.
fled complaint and commenced pro-
cecdings against I. 8. Kalloch. J. p.
Damn. w. Il. 6hsber. Thomas Des-
mond. Charles Tillson. A. A. Lindsley.
J. l.. Murphy and d. L. Smoot. the
substance Of his charges being bribery
of voters in each and every case.
These men we're candidates Tor office at
the election in September last. from
Mayor down. aud TO secure tho suf.
frsgcs Of their fellow citizens openly
aud repeatedly declared that they would
not. II elected. draw the full salaries
allowed BY law. They agreed upon .
reduction Of about 40 per cent. This
VAS. OF course. intended - . catch for
votes. and in connection with their
ak Of official population. thievery and
plunderiug. no doub, had the eifec. de-
sired upon the excited. ignorant. de-
ludcd and ava.icious ones OF the city.
1t Was IN appeal to their pockets. it
was in the nature Of . bribe, and it
WAS. according TO the statutes Of many
States, . uaisdemeanor punishable by
barring from the Offices to which they
had been Tina elected. The irs. case
tried MAS that OF J. p. Dunn. Auditor
elect kslloch's being Sc, for Novem.
ber Goth. Tho Dunn case terminated
in victory for ksrrisan: Judge Wrigh,
declaring that Dunu's salary pledS,
had rendered him ineligible Tor sh.
position. The Dunn case Vas . tee,
oue. aud upon it hinges oil o,hers
The Wo,kingmsn say they will mol
abide the decision. but will sras ,heis
men on the day cot. OF wads deer
through blood.
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LANTERN STATES.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE HeralTs
Washington special says: Advice, re.
ceived at Washington by the last mail
report that the Chinese Government
hes sent q very satisfactory letter to
Japan in reference to the Loo.Choo
question. This is the response to the
letter submitted by Gen. Grant to
Prince Kung. giving his idea Of what
the terms of arbitration should be.
This letter has not been made public,
but the news from Japan indicates
that the arbitration Of Grant has avert
cd q war and brought about hopes OF .
peaceful arrangement between the two
countries.
GALVESTON, Nov. II A special
from Ell paso says that negro dis
charged gun this side of the Rio
Grande, the bullet killing o Mexican
and wounding boy in Piedras Negras.
opposite. causing great excitement
there. Tho negro escaped.
New YORK, Nov. - 1t is expected
that offers of bonds 10 the Treasury on
Saturday will be large. and that the
Department will take the whole So.
100000 and pay for them as soon as
they can be examined, which will be on
Saturday or Monday. 1t is reported
that purchases will be made IF Sl0..
00O,0 per month hereafter, and il
that is done, the money market will be
relieved to that extent, at least.
The suit against lottery companies is
to DO carried iDto the Supreme Court
Of the United States II the Postmas-
ter General is upheld. be will go on
and adopt more stringent measures.
ST.. PAUL. Nov. -. Stanford Newell,
OF this city, counsel for Major Reno,
furnishes copy Of the charges prefer
red by Colonel Sturges, from which it
appears that Reno is accused Of ore
fight and three DRINKS, instead Of Que
drunk aud two fights; also. of being
d:sgustingly intoxicated. instead Of
grossly indecent. at o traders house
during the traders absence The fight
was with Lieutenant Nicholson, in
stead OF with Surgeon Bulwer.
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RAILROAD EXTENSION.

We clip the following from the Port
land Standard of the 18th: Capt. j.
c. Aiusworth yesterday received the
good news that 125 miles Of railroad
iron had been purchased by Mr. Willard,
and that the first shipment would be
made on the 18th inst. which 10 in
tended for the construction Of . road
down the Columbia from Walluls TO
Cello. We are further informed that
it is the intention o. the Company to
have the road completed in time for
the fall trade of 1880. The magnitude
Of the trade in Eastern Oregon .nd
Washington Territory has necessitated
this step. as it is impossible for the
Company to rely on the river to move
the great amount of freight, aud while
they have . hset OF steamers amply
sufficient to do the business, the nm.
certain stage of the river makes it IN.
reliable and dangerous. and subjects
the Company TO great loss. At the
rates down freight is handled BY the
Company at present. small boats are
by no means profitable. It requires
large and eommodious boats for the
business and these boats cost large
sums Of money. and the loss Of one
takes away q great share Of the profits.
The Company also proposes to extend
its road into the Palouse country the
next year, the iron for which is also
purchased aud on its way. The cspi.
tai which this Company can command.
will insure the creation Of facilities for
transportation wherever demanded. aud
the present season has demonstrated
tile fact that the Columbia now, by
rail. is the only means which will en-
able the Company to keep pace with
the demands Of the rapidly developing
country This is . move in the right
direction. aud Ne predict that before
the fall Of 1891. the y. S. n. COMPANY
will have . railroad track into Portland
down the Columbia river.
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spite # the captains emphatic dec.ar-
s..on TIA, he needed 10 az, fastened to
her ard in two hours had her Cd the
shoal, and then presented a bill for over
$1,000. based on the law of salvage.
Paymea. was refused, and the case
went into the courts The result VAS,
IN effect, compromise. fer the judg-
meut allowed amounted to something
less tLan $3.50. which Vas abou. what
the cousisnees offered to pay before suit
was brought
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 13-Arrivcd-
Bark General Cobb, Seabeck; bark
Mary Glover, Seattle.
Ssiled-Ship Belvidere. Nsnaimo /;
bark J B Bell. Seattle brig Deacon
Port Discovery.
District Attorney Murphy, this after
noon, will submit case to the Su-
preme Court for decision on the point
raised that the la.e Grand Jury was
not legal body on account Of being
formed Of only eighteen members; the
foreman. Cunningham. dying while
the Grand Jury was in session. 1t
will be . leading case. as nothing
like it has ever before arose 10 Cali
fornia.
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Saturday, Novem'r 10. 1879
OUR OFFENCES

The Chilean. Peruvian war has shown
what can be done by an active, power
full cruiser. strongly msnned and ably
commanded. The Huascar is . fine
ship, though unques.ionsbly inferior to
It least two vessels Of the Chilean feet.
II is not easy for . superior vessel F.,
however, TO encounter IN enemy that Is
disposed to avoid it. As our commanders
realized q few years ago when chasing
the Alabsms and Shenandoah ell over
the seas. It was 20 also with the Chill
can and Peruvian ships. The Huascar.
for months. went hither and thither.
capturing transports, merchant craft
aud lightly armed vessels Of the Chill
cans, visiting their towns, insulting
their defenders. aud spreading terror
for hundreds Of miles up aud down the
coast. A. was the case with the Ala
bama this might continue long time.
and until almost irrepsrabls injury was
done.
La the event Of wsr there 10 no way
Of preventing such things. A very
weak power may have . single ship
superior In many respects to the finest
vessel in the British navy, and which
will make herself in time Of war cor.
respoudingly dreaded. We have some
thing to fear from this source. Our
nssion is sminently pacific 10 its deal
ings with foreign governments. but
still there is no telling when We will be
involved in foreign war. In the con.
di,ion of our navy and coast dsfencss.
any one Of tho dsspissd South Ameri
can GOVERNMENTS, Mexico. or China
could make it very disagreoable for us.
They all possess. or could easily secure
., shet notice. ships superior to any
nov in our navy. These vessels could
ravsge tho seas without let or him
drAnce. could enter Puget Sound. the
Columbis river. and other ports. and
DESTROY sni levy - they saw at. In .
few short days or weeks damage meal.
culable would be done US.
The only way OF averting the first
mentioned danger is by the possession
aud active operation Of 40 immense
fleet Of cruisers OF tho first class. such
ss no country under the sun 10 capable
Of sustaining. The easiest way Of
sver.ing the latter is by torpsdoss and
harbor distractions. and this way 10
yst somewh hat theoretical. Small forces
OF trained engeueers located at points
oil along the coast could. it is supposed.
very cheaply maintain its defence
against naval inroad. We are uupro-
videa with these things, as we'll as with
effective land Notifications. and in case
OF attack tomorrow would DO vulnera.
bic at ten thousand points. Removed
- we arc from European dangers and
contentious. and with the foreign pol
icy Of our government aud people. .
very heavy outlay for naval or military
defence would b. species OF the most
foolish extravaganza. We should rot
be entirely without defence. however.
and what We do have should be of the
most available and excellent character.
Congress should see to it that nesl,-
gencc 10 this matter does not some day
cost Us shame and disgrace by the loss
OF our coast limo and great seaboard
cities.
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Every body rushes At HISS TIvoLl
BEER HALL to get the coolest glass OF
beer in town. Besides Schaffer's cele.
brated Steilscoom and Schmieg's Beer
on tap. you will find Budweiser. ST.
Louis, aud Milwaukee Lager Beer in
pint and quart bottles. Also all kinds
Of cold lunches to order. A new
Pigeonho!e Table in the house. St.
Louis Lager Beer at dollars per
dozen quart bottles delivered to any
part of the city.
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COUGH lOzENCES.

The greos knRliSh kamedy IhsFc 10 an
quessscnably no ether remedy 70 certain 10
~ It's ssests- ASTHMA, WINTER COUCH
i = BRONCHlr IA. and DISOkDER3 OF THE
THROAT alike yield TO it, ta1ueocs. The high.
81 medical taotimony ososas no bsetee cure Tor
shsss complaints sxists GOV proved By over half
. esatssys sxperisoesb They esnsain 10 opium,
coCG1 LoxEN0ES. rsspsrsd By THOMAS
KKAfIN6. LCsdsn. Drfsats ars sold By oil drug.
stsas- Assass foe the Psetac Coast. kkDINGrON
3 co. and CHA9. LAN0l.8Y 4 CO.. ~ vranr
cisco. nolAd>V1m.
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EUROPE.

BERLIN, Nov. l4.-Is is stated that
tho post Of Foreign Secretary. made
vacant by tho death Of Won Bulow. has
been offered to Hohenlohe, the present
German Ambassador to Paris. who
would simultaneously be appointed
Imperial Vice. Chancellor 1t is under
stood that Won Stolberg. the present
Vice Chancellor. concurs in this ar.
rangement; but it is not yet known
whether Hohenlohe will accept.
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Its Ingredients.

To show our faith in the safety and excellence Of
De x. B.. upon proper personal application, when
satisfied that no imposition is intended we will
give the names Of all its ingredients, by affidavit
The above Offers were made before by the pro-
prietor Of any other Family Medicine In the world.
Many testlmOn NAL further information, and
full directions for using will be found in the pam
phlet Treatise on Diseases of the Blood" in
which each bottle enclosed Price per bottle
aining IL ounces. 40 70 SO doses. Sold by drug.
fists. d. RANSOM SoS i Co, Prop'rs, Buffalo, ny
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ANDREW CHILBERo, Vice Consul for
Sweden and Norway, is prepared TO
execute any business pertaining to the
office. Issues sight drafts on all the
principal cities Of Great Britain, Ger
many. italy, Russia. Norway, Sweden
and Denmark. Also sells tickets at
lowest rates to and from Europe.
ANDREW Cn1LBERG, Agent.
d&w Seattle, W. T.
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Nfcholsss InGnllible Injection,

Guaranteed to cure promptly and per
manently every case OF Gonorrhea
elect ard Whites, no matter of how
long standing. if directions are followed
Internal medicine no. r. 'nnended Of
necessary. A cure guarant. cd or money
refunded. For sale by Geo. W. Harris 4
Co., wholesale and retail druggists, Sc
attle, ". T. Ol6d&v6m
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THE Boss LUNCH AND THE BEST
BEER, you will always find q. the
Concordia Hall. on Mill street, not
only the best of home made, but also
the excellent Humboldt Lager Beer.
Also imported beer in quart or pint
bottles. Boiled ham and all kinds of
cold lunches to order.
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s. 10 O O

Nill be paid 10 any Public Hospital to be mutu.
ally agreed upon, for every certificate Of this med
ane published by Us which is not genuine.
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THE finest brands Of Cigars and To.
bacco 1t the Adelphi Cigar Stand. op.
posits Yesles's Hall. jy3is
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SHERMAN HYDE i Co. Pacific Coast
Agents Also agents for the celebrated
Estey and Standard Organs. For Sheet
Music aud Brass Instruments, address
SHERMAN, HYDE S Co.,
aug3l -d4wly San Francisco.
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WARRINGTON TERRITORY.

EXcLrHvzfr 70 rEz Ixrr-LzSExcER
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-05
THE DAILY CAIRO BULLETIN: SUNDAY MORNING JANUARY

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- mon ,o,9 1, c;,h, of rr,r,
s,ons inc. !, odyar.o ~ ,romerdors leo
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ooh rrlt And ,h,t,. ,ho estimate in which
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THAT REPORT.
FRIENDLY CRITICISM OF A CITIZEN WHO Is
DISAPPOINTED.
tuublcls.

FRIENDLY CRITICISM OF A CITIZEN WHO Is
DISAPPOINTED.
Editor OF the Bulletin
am one OF the great number of citizens
that are dumbiOunded over the report OF the
Committee of Tcn-the committee that was
TO suggest means that would forever and.a.
day protect the people Of Cairo from cpl
demic diseases, and particularly from the
yellow fever. This was expected, and the
names of the gentlemen composing the
committee gave promise that the expecta
ton would be realized az learly as possible
But what is the RESULT What are we 20 do
to keep the yellow fever out, should it again
besiege our city! The Committee Of Ten
says: Disintect your privics, cut down the
cottonwood trees, thin out tie other trees
and shoot the pigeons. This, with the sug-
gcstion that health officer be employed the
year round, comprises the sum total Of the
committees suggestions! The mountain
labored and brought forth a mouse,
The people Of Cairo had right 10 expect
from such intelligent gentlemen as com
posed the committee, and did expect, sug
ge,tions comprehensive enough to embrace
the whole situation. They expected the
suggestion Of thorough system Of cIeanli-
ness in and about the homes and houses OF
the city; the compulsory use OF dislniec-
tants weekly or semi monthly, during the
hot months, by everybody; the needful at
tention to the drains and sewers, and pond,
of the city; an inspection Of cistcrns and
out-houses, ard plan for an effective quar-.
antine that would guard the southern
boundary of the state thoroughly and com
pletclv. All this and more was expected
but expected in vain The only cXpana-
ton can thiak Of is this, that the commit.
| tee gave the matters charged to them, no
reelection. They held 10 meetings for con
sultal.on, and most likely adopted the sug.
gestions Of one man, dotted down withOu,
any thought whatever have ton high an
opinion of the committee to come to any
other concusion and feel very certain tia,
if tie same committee will meet again, and
give the subject two hours honest discus
sion and thought, they will be enabled t.
make suggestions that will win the respect
vt the people, and the attention Of the city
council
Very respectfully yours,
ECLIPSE No. /.
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LOCAL EWS.

Great bargains in bleachcd and brown
cottons at Stuart's.
There was not q case Of any nature in
the police court yesterday.
"A number of our readers express a de-
sire to hear from "Linwood" again.
Baptist Sunday school in Turner hail
this morning at the customary hour
Preaching in the Presbyterian church
to-day at II Il, m, and half past in the
evening.
An elegant line new hosiery at prices
that can not be duplicated elsewhere.
Stuart, Eighth street.
The Rev. Mr.. Whitaker will conduct
services in the NJ. L. church to-day at the
hours of 10 80 q. m, and 1880 p. IN.
Seighs and seds are rapidly giving
place to the more slightly spring wagon, us
vehicles for the delivery of goods, etc.
The ladies' of the Catholic Church St.
Patricks will give fair at the IIibcrnan
Engine Hous commencing next Tuesday.
Services in the Lutheran church, under
the ministration Of the Rev Mr. Duerschner,
to-day, at the usual hours, morning and
evening.
There was not single arrest made by
the police during Friday night, and none
daring yesterday. This means remark.
ably quiet city.
The presence Of the ice, aided by fall.
ing river, grounded the steamer Eckert,
night before last. She Is lying opposite the
foot of Eighth street,
Services in the Church ofthc Rcdecmcr
to-day at 10 80 u. NJ. and 7 30 p. M, Rev
Dillon Lee, rector officiating Sabbath
school at the usual hour.
Parties paying gas bills on or before
Monday evening, viii be allowed the usual
discount, which, during these times, is u
considerable consideration.
Tho Mexican excursionists merchants
OF Chicago, Milwaukee and other cities, arc
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THERE seems to be a disposition on the
part of the friends and relatives Of the re.
naming yellow fever dead buried outside
the Mississippi lcvec, to lag in their duty
to the departed. AS many us took any in.
.terest or had necessary funds to exhumc
and rc-bury have done so; and while the
weather continues cold and parties stand
ready to do the work reasonably, we would
admonish all interested not to let this cold
snap pass. II those who remain there are
to be left where buried ON account ofncglcct
or insutllciency of money, then we stand
ready and willing to subscribe our proper.
ton towards having them taken care Of
lie, some one put the matter before the
people. WIN. GEnRlcEE,
j. Il. PARR
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.


At meeting Of the members Of Alex
ander Lodge, 224, |. o. o. L. held at their
hall December 30, 1878, the following pre-
amble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted;
Whereas, The fell destroyer has once
more thrust in his icy hand, and taken
from our midst, while yet in the prime of
life and day Of greatest usefulness, our
worthy Brother p. g., Frederick NJ Stock
heth, and whereas, we feel called upon to
give expression to our grief, and mngle our
sorrows with those of the bcrcaved widow
and the community at large. Therefore
be il
Resolved, That in the death Of Brother
Frederick NJ. Stockieth, this Lodge has lost
a worthy member and true Odd Fellow, the
efficient widow faithful, true, loving and
kind husband and protector, his associates
and companions in life II noble hearted
whole soulod. generous, and true friend, anc
the community ut large, good, upright
citizen.
Resolved, That this lodge room be drapc,
in mourning, and brothers wear the usua
badge Of mourning for thirty days.
Resolved, That a copy Of the above res
olu,ions be sent with the heartfelt sym pa
thy OF this lodge, to the bcreaved widow
that the same be published in the city pa
pers, and also be spread ut large upon TN
records Of this Lodge.
respectfully submitted,
A. FRASER,
A. BLACK, Com
A. CoMINds,
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JOE RoSEHER, having taken the rooms
at the corner Of Fourteenth and Washing
ton avenue, lately occupied by Pettis &
Bird, has opened saloon which will be
found tirs;-class in every appointment, To
his old friends and the public generally,
he extends cordial invitation to call. His
bar is supplied with only the choicest Of
wines, liquors and cordials, aud his rooms
ere attractive and pleasant.
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rHE GREAT BLOOD TONIC

FOR the care NJ all diseases arising from i'np .Se
hIood, and for inyigoraiinR and STRENGTHENING sh'
,jtsl orcans. An Won weak, nervous, deDilltateu,
male ana cmncialcdy Have you lost your appeum,s'
Have YOU naasea, pain in the back Acs II 80. pr.
Lindsey Blood searsher WIN S'i Hss Its Hi pimpes
p1is Krysipeia.. letter. salt Rheum, &C. are olt
.orare indications Of Blood Disease ana W. LIND
ssys Blood Sesrcher, by purifying the system sofa sofa
20, the skin and beaniioes me eonP'e1o"s sellers
TroSrIe,or' P!itsbSrg, Pa, barclay Dros'' Agents
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oILLERs COUGH SYRUP.

Over 10000 bottles cold II is the most pleasant
I'D nn,nInr remedy for Coughs. Colda IrGnP,
"arsnss and all throat and lung diss sssemm end
Ia IA nr.sc,ihe IL j. h Yonman, Long j. o., III,
NV. III saved my two children from the crave ,
NJ simmona. Of Baltimore. Md, also says: III
Win cure the worst cough Immediately Ak , so na
.,h.- priees' &c. 80. and SiOO per bottle. SEND
f"r elrcnisr r Z. sellers s Co., Propro'ofs'
pirsbury. Pa. Barclay Bros., Agents, Cairo
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DoN'T complete your holiday purchases
until you visit the establishment OF Am
brosc Pyatt. lie has great many
articles, useful and ornamental, that you
will buy on sight, when you learn the aston
ishlngly low figures.