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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-14
THE DAILY BULLETIN.
OUR SPICE BOX.

The carly ycrmifuge catches the worm
"Grinderpest" is a very appropriate
name for the toothache.
The langud house-Ay is on the lookout
for another Indian summer.
"'Cha, and Chat" is the name OF the
newest gossiping weekly in London
For of al sad words Of tongue OF Ben,
The saddest are these; an try again"
Lolita was thiry-two last year, ard il i
supposed she is the same now.
Another leap year is bearing mercilessy
down on the lone and helpless male popu.
lltion.
# man does 10, catch cold at tins sea.
son, the cold will catch him, 1t is all the
same
Too,ab, ought 10 be watched. The first
thing this country knows he will be firing
on Fort Sumter.
If YOU s;arye a COW you get only poor
cream and but little Of it. Just so in the
ueatmeu, of your minister
As Mr.. Hayes entered the Methodist
Church Fair in Philadelphia the band
struck up "Ila! 10 the Chief
Young Loves Dream depends largely
upon the amount Of mince pie Young
Love ate at dinner.
Cincinnati is going 10 consolidate her
brcwerlcs, and wants one Of the Pres!dcn-
tia nominating conventions
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-14

A COMPLICATED @AsE:-My daughter
Emily Steck, suffered for more than two
years from a sore leg. About four inches
below the knee there Were sometimes only
one, then again several openings from
which matter would be discharged, and
cause great pain. Medical assistance
proved of but little use. About two
months ago We were induced by a friend to
trrst. Jacobs Oil. The result was that
the pains gradually vanished, the swelling
disappeared, the discharge of matter ceased
and the wound healed up. For five weeks
the leg has not only been entirely we'll
and all pains gone, but my child has also
been well IN every respect, and it gives me
much pleasure to report these wonderful
effects SOPHIE STICK, Buffalo, n, Y.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-14

WINTER IS UpoN Us and every person
must be supplied with good boots or shoes.
The place to buy them is at {. Koch's shoe
store, No 80, Commercial avenue, between
Fifth and sixth streets, where you will al
ways find the best OF st. Louis and Clncin-
natl handmade boots and shoes on hand
ana sold very low. The public will find 1t
to their interest TO call and examine prices
and goods before purchasing elsewhere.
Also, always on hand complete stock of
leather and findings.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-14

FEEBLE LADTEs.-Those languid, tire.
some sensations, causing you to feel scarcely
able TO be on your feet; that constant drain
that is taking from your system all its elias
ITCHY; driving the bloom from your cheeks
that continual strain upon your vital forces,
rendering you irritable and fretful, can cas-
lily be removed by the use Of that marvel
Gus remedy, Hop Btters. Irregularities
and distractions Of your system are re-
lievcd at once while the special cause of
periodical pain is permantly removed Will
you heed thisi-Cincinnat Saturday Night.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-14

HAVE YOU Dyspepsia, are you Consops-
ted, have you Yellow skin, Loss of Appe.
tite, Head Ache, if 50 don't fail to use shi
loh's System Vitalizer II guaranteed to
relieve you, and will you continue to suffer
when you can be cured on such terms as
these. Price 10 cents, and - cents. Sold by
Barclay Brothers
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-14

AFTER THE BIRTH Of my babe, one of
my limbs became fcarfully swollen Giles
Linimcnt lodidc Ammonia, after all the X.
Brown remedies fai led, effected rapip
cure. Mrs. B. Lask, 1850 East Goth street,
Ny.
GILES Pills cures Jaundice. sold by
all druggists.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-14

WANTED,--Sheman d Co., Marshall,
Mich, want an agent in this county at
once, at salary of 800 per month and
expenses paid. For full particulars adj
dress as abote
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-14

AFTER two seasons OF use Of the Per
fected Butter Color, made 6y Wells, Rich.
ardson Il Co., Burlington, VT, r, Colling,
of Guiford, Ind, says; why not use a
butter color, when it can be obtained that
is perfectly harmless and etticacious az this
istn -
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-14
\ HANDSOME LINE

Of hosiery and gloves, for ladies Mise, and
children, al reduced prices. Call and el-
anime. J. BURGER
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-14

WELLS Persian Perfume "Hackmetack
is rich and fragrant trylt. Sold by Barclay
Brothers
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-14

II ouesuoned. send for our pamphlet, "Nsigre's
Laws" giving extended info rInGiion and ,esrmo
riaJs from the frst people Of The country. Mailed
free. . -
cbint NJ mice except the Salt which u sent by cE
press at purchaser : eNuenre
fTonsuitation free, and solicited al our oGic
b. mail. giving full description OF your case.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-14
DESCRIPTIVE PRICE LIST.

RRCILARPAD-e2 %; 1ncipicnt diseases, tFst
stages Chi's and Fever, etc
SPECIAL PAD-s3 ~; Chronic Liver and stom
ach Disorders and Malaria
SPLEEN BRLT-S5 O.: Enlarged spleen and
Liver and Chill Cake
INFANT PAD-el 80; Preventative and cure Of
Cholera infautIm and summer
Complaints, So.
ponY pr .sTrRS-t1c and Circulatiye TrDub.
NV lea throwing Of OBJ
FOOT usir SOC structlons and Tcmoy
ing pains
Auxiliary for colds Sick
ABSORPTION SALT-l hesdachs, numbness Of
box &c; 6boxes, 81 % eXtremlues' e~'
For further information as to diseases reached by
the Pad and it's Auxil'aries, consult our panphle"
Address.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-14
,r,o INVENTORS AND MECHANICS,

PATIENTS and how 10 obtain them. Pamplet Of
pages free, upon receipt OF stamps fOr postage
Address GILMORE, SMITH co.,
Solicitors Of Patents, Box 81
WaAhingtcp, DC.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-14

All new and strictly 6rsi-class, and sold NJ tho
lowest net cash wholesale factory prices direct TO
the purchaser, These pianos made one OF the auest
displays ut the Cincinnati Exhibition. and were
universally recommended for the Highest lIororr.
The Square Grands contain
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

SECRET HOW to become rich and watch
49,. -, sent free, 5 Agency, Mount VI.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-14
The Nendelssohn Upriahts
ARE THE FINEsrIF AMERICA.

AM lhE lNIsSI ~ AMkhItA,
They are pronounced the Pianos OF the Future -
The Upright has more powerful tone III oUGh
out the entire scale, longer sust lined singing
quality, 4 lighter and more responsive touch and
greater durability and ability for standing In tame
lts great superiority destins it TO entirely super.
cede the ordinary squsye piano in this country q, IL
has already done In England
Eveay McndelSsohn Upngh. Piano has the very
beet PATENT DOUBLE REPEATING PARIS
ACTlEN, made expressly for us in Paris. France
All our Pianos are made entirely by ourselves as
our
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-14

S7-a month md expenses guaranteed 10 AGelss
W. 'outlt free SHAW II Co, Augusta, Maine.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-14

Az Elegant Chrome Cards, with name. post.palG
.fV 10 cents i. JONES Il co. Nnssal n i
, 1879-03-16
An AfTcctionntc Letter.

| TIppERAnY, ireland. September the ten.-iM
Dtar Aepheso: hare not heard anything OF yot
] sens the last time wrote &c. have movct
| from the place where now live, or should
! have written 10 you before. l did not know
where letter might find you first, but nov
take my pen in hand to drop you few lines tc
inform you of the death Of your own Iyn.
uncle. fitzpatrick. He died very suddenly after
i long illness OF six months. Poor man, he SUI.
fered Z great deal He lay long time in cou.
yulsions, perfectly quiet and spcechless, and all
tic time talking incohereurly aud iuquiring for
water.
I'm much at loss to tell you what his death
was occasoned By. but the doctor thinks it was
caused " his last sickness, for he was Aot we'll
ten days during his confinement.
HIS age We know jist as well as can tell ye;
he was 20 years old last March, lacking fifteen
months; and if he had lived till this time, lie
would be Just six months dead.
n. B.-1ake~ notis. 1 i,,cose to you tin-
pound, whicl: yer father sends to re unbcknown
to ME. Your mother often speaks Of ye; she
would like to send ye the brindle COW, anu I
would inrlose her to yc but for the horns.
would beg Of yc not to break the sale OF
This letter until two Or three DAYS after ye read
it, Tor thln &c will be better prepared for the
surrowful news. PATR1ck O'BEAN1GAS,
To Michael Clancy, No. = Broad street,
United States Of Aaleriky, State Of Massachu-
sets, in Boston.
, 1879-03-16
A PATENT TRICK.

lhere are tricks in all trades but ours. ,, is q
phfase SO often used as to haze become almos.
1nreaooare. Yet It will never become Obsolete
rs long US trlckery exists and is p.actjced. THE
occas'on -oF The use Of the phrase in the present
INSTANCE arises from the Introduction ot tho
last meeting Of the Common connc;1
Of an ordinance amendatory Of tho
ordinance to prohibit the keeping Of swine
IN Mlwaukee.-a measure drawn ~,
by the present Health Commissioner, and nass-
ed at his earnest solicitation. The amendment,
originated with Aid. thinner, representing tbc
Eleventh, hog-raising ward, whose term ia
about to expire, and who evidently desires a
reelection. It provides for the total abolition
OF swine-]imits in the Second Ward, and in
cEeases the limits for keeping hogs in the
Eleventh aud Twelfth Wards by extending the
district ia the former from Grant to Railroad
street, aud in tue latter from Becker to Rail
road street The exclamation Of the movement
Of Aid thinner is supposed to be ~ this:
Tue portion of the Eleventh aud Twelfth
Wards embraced in his amendment is inhabited
a'most exclusively By Po}acks, people with
whom hogs and smallpox arc indigenous.
at tile suggestion OF the Health Commissioner
deorlved them of an essential portion of the
liberty they had expected to enjoy in free and
snlsh;ened to Se Id Western community. refused
s sec.ea iea TO 1s fose polls the ut the
leaders might direct, They refused to vote
1t ALL IN lac:, aud the result was marked fall
lug Oft in the total number Of votes cast as well
IS the Democratic majority. Now, Aid. Z:1u-
1ncr, oy dextcrous political trick, proposes to
conciliate these ignorant people. and secure
their patronage to any extent that be mar sec
ut TO direct. And in making the move be pro-
poses curtaiiment in q Numerically opposite
portion Of the city, where the good people are
Dpf SuNn4ERH tn ha Y4rfr1r31rf1 II r.
tanning the hog-growing privilege, in order that
the undue increase OF territory may not be
urged IS serious objection. Tie move of the
Alderman eu1bodies the ''Deyil take tie hind |
most prlncipe,' and is too patent on its face as
political trick to merit success. At any rate.
the amendment lies over under the rules, and
may not be acted upon prior to the April cleo |
ion When it does come up on its tinal pas |
fasc, the sensible Aldermen will probably be on |
b. decided YQte - |
, 1879-03-16

(D ljRE $$E|; #$E #E;E'E; EE;EE!i; E|:?|; |:;!!||; 8;

the retention cure of bad cases Of rupture TOT
1a5 casss the hand falls to hold the pars i
ns mnss Kupsure becomes large by nttins t.a9t,, a
ss ssan Py ,ot nsgssa an6
ps;satee ~. ar ysnty years experience :as
cannot ca. ~lte, Stating your case II !oa
BARTLETT buTMAN PARKER. o:1lce 81 st.,..
mon -srnse T7css, adopted by the Goveraye1t aa. m
pest .Esss IN use sole nacufactusers Of tue soe
heel elastic stockings, patented March "a Is-s hs
ef.1race5 iostrGmtu:s for Leform!tia> ETC @1ooi
, 1879-03-16
SEWER BfsEAF

One of tho o5structions encountered By the
original contractors Of the Washington avenue
sewe1-tunnel was pocket Of ou!cksand that
defcd every effort at penetration, and led to a
temporary abandonment OF work upon tic
tunnel south OF Grand avenue Since the
abandonment, this 4uicksand has gradually
etnpt'cd itself into the completed
portion Of Tie work, until finally The
crown of Washington avenue, nearly fifty feet
above, has caved III. The break is bv 10 means
a bad Que, but nevertheless considerably apuny-
ancc AMI expense will be entai!cd upon the new
contractor and the city. 1t will require week
or ten days to repair the break SO that work
can proceed without further hinu.apce,
, 1879-03-16
strike uex:- Well, it has struck at last, and
doomed the rickety old Chamber Of Commerce

slr1he ne1-- wen, 1t mas STUCK st last, ana
doomed the rickety old Chamber OF Commerce
building to destruction, while the Hon. Alex
ander Mitchell mist thrust his dieits into the
'barre1s - stored in the vaults Of tie bank that
SO "orthi}y bears his name a.ld squandcr several
hundred thousand dollars in another effort to
crafty his modest pride and crafty the wishes
Of the general public THUS tt is that VIC are to
hare Produce Exchange building that will OUT
rank anything Of the kind yet attempted in the
Northwest, and therefore it is. also, tl,at the
people are already dancing the jig OF joy. The
editlce Mr. Mitchell has in view will require over
years time 10 build, and when completed will
represent cash Investment Ut not less than
$500. .Ooo, while in outward appearance it is to
rival its near neighbor. East Slers are particu-
lar1y happy over the consu1nmatiou, BECAUSE the
centre of trade will thus remain with them. in~
stead OF crossing the river, as Jol,n P]anklnfon
and other West Siders had hoped it would once
on TIME, when the question was SO strongly
agitatcd that the removal Of tie Chamber OF
Commerce. appeared to be almost an absolute
certainty.
, 1879-03-16
THE TRUE PATRIOT.

He knows no section bounds-no East, no West,
Or North. or South-but all, from strand to strand,
lie fonlfy loves; it Is his native land
or all beneath the sun. the first and best.
The symbol OF her greatness is up5osne,
Not by the narrow bounds that form State,
Nor by local badge by traitors worn
Who worship State-rIght gods and cal; them great:
But when tho symbol Of the glorious whole.
The Nations Flag, uufurled on land or sea,
9uickcns the pulses Of tue patriot soul.
He cries: '''Fhus it hath been-ehall ever be.
Though paEtlsans can only see Que star
Upon our Country's Flag, 10! all are there!"
T.. B. CARTER
, 1879-03-16

retired The Common Council has voted $4,000
for new horse-cnginc to take its place.
Park street, on the South Side, is to be opened
at cost of S5,000
The Board OF Public Works have recommend
ed to the Common Council that an appropria-
1ion OF $4,000 be made for q new iron bridge at
the head OF East Water street in place OF the
present Sorn-out Howe truss STRUCTURE.
The upper end of Grand avenue is to have
hotel, 60x76 feet, and three stories high. 1t is
TO be erected on the ground now occupied by
the old Knec1and homestead, and ready for
business On the 1st OF June. BADGER.
, 1879-03-16

IT.. 1r.- .f.,:u .
Mrs. mar! nun gave eo4ee 10 company q
| thirty lady friends at her residence, No. ~
jackson street, on Monday evening.
I IN ;l,c same evening Nrs. + r., ,1orton ocv
| =. 1,as ..a,ao ~ coa - -
y" '"o"3 p'A " ~ '4eA 'e9'ooHse' w. ooo o3ea
more street, at which about thirty invited
! guests enjoyed q very pleasant time.
| Mrs. william Allen entertained a comn.n
..,ou,na- &C., ,,or,. hoa1.<..o,. 1,7'
noAnoei'Ns ".'e Wy na4'7"l.ee ~ 1cesu'.
evening NJ TIE 1amAy mansion, NO. 3dl Val
Buren, street.
Mrs. r. F. Hodres gave another dcJ;phtfn
.r4Too r,,,.d,,, ,1o,;,r ~ hor ror;s,,.a ~.
~. 49,. !e@' e7 80 40 ie9'0sose' ~
..ol N'ntl street, 10 seseet company Oh 1rlends
numbering q, t"ehly -se-
Cn neu1esuAS evening nl!s' 9eoFge r. flace,
At he5 residence, no. 4s C!yboufn street. enter
tanned 1ortS quests.
Wednesday afternoon AIRS. l. a: Chapman
gave at'o!Iier eleGant a1 lnneh parry At tue Cass
street mansloa. 1ne oct1er nail OF the mer-
chant prince OF milwaukee, never spares any
pa'ns III eettlns Up tntse lunca parties, anu
society people consloer themselves particularly
Io!tunaIc lo Ut uun'oeFca among nef favored
lrlepos.
airs: =. y. 1nnuscn gave coHee on Thurs
day afternoon TO- thrty lady guests at her resi-
uence' No: WI van suren street.
an evening entertainment was gwen By Mrs.
NuAam a. tollins, ~ ner residence, NO. UOl
van ou1en Street, on !h3rsaay- duests were
present 10 tne nomoef OF thirty.
MIS-. >. .. MeffAa eo1oIeo most agreeable
9Iftn1ay SURPRISE on lAurscay evening, at her
GrAnu avenue mansion. lie surprise was ar
, 1879-03-16

| PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Police Officer Charles Rays is about to resign
from the force for the purpozc.of taking charge
Of the German Sharpshooters' Park On Third
street.
Frank Leland, Consul for the United States
at Hamilton, Ont, was in the CITY On Tuesday.
The Hon. F. Y. Deustcr, Consressman-c
from this district, proceeded to Washington on
Wednesday to attend the extra session Of Con-
grcss.
Stephen Knowlton and family have returned
to the city from Ashland, where Mr.. Il. had
charge Of the Chequan naegon Hotel last summer
MIR. and Mrs. E. R. Persons, accompanied by
their daughter, are absent from tie city on
trip to the South.
". e. Durant, for some time Engaged in
business at Racine, has again become resident
OF Milwaukee.
The twenty~fftb anniversary Of the elevation
OF the Rev. Father Holzhauer, of St. Joseph's
German Catholic Church, to the priesthood
was celebrated with great pomp By the men,-
bers OF bis congregation on Monday night and
Tuesday OF the present week.
Diphthcria and scarlet fever continue quite
prevalent in some portions Of the city, and fatal
cases occur almost daily.
On Saturday last Mrs. Henry Matthews, resid-
tny in the Third Ward, gave birth to triplets,-
bors,--who died within lew hours after being
usleTed into the world
Fortr-four more mules have arrived here
from Missouri for strect-car service
Pile-ariring for the foundations Of the new
roundhouse aud shops OF the Chicago, Ailwau-
Zee 4: St. Paul Railroad Company in the Menom-
once Valley is progressing rapidly.
a census-taker has been at work in the Town
Of Bay View this week. He has not yet made
known the results OF his labor.
The Public Library is now pattonized by 4,2cO
readers, against 200 at the opening less than
year ago.
The self-propelling steam fret engine Is to be
, 1879-03-16
RAaLRoAD TlmE 'rARLr.
ARRIVAL and DEPARTURE Or TRAIN;

E1PLlyAr1oy OF REFERENCE N.rr
eexccntcd- 'suaday excepted tMoaIay eIrsa1aaJ
CHICAGO l. NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY
Ticket Offices. g. Clark.st- fisherman Ho,s., 49,,
, 1879-03-16

II one desires to see the average A1ilwaukeean
0--AAN*'3
tSnctne- That is sufficient to make him dance
i hornp'pc. The explanation of this peculiar
teooencS lies IN the TACT that, although possess
aug q very handsome location, population
nun oeflns fully n5,ooo Inhabitants, and pro-
posuonatc amount OF wealth. yet Milwaukee is
.as oehlno in the matter ct handsome and cost
- business houses. They are SO scarce. IN fact,
80 20 oe readily counted upon ones finger tips,
~ rttoout leading to the sligatest confusion.
EVet sioee Inc completion Of the magnificent pile
AuoSn Us The Mitchell Building, public curiosity
aaS oesa aroused to see where lightning would
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-11-14
ABOLD ASSAULT,
Baiiin Dorsey Gets Hold of an Ugly Customer
"A Case for tho Grand Jury.

"A Casc iOr tne Ufbnu
Yesterday morning white boy named Charles
Buck made serious and unprovoked assault
upon bailin T. Graham Dorsey. ut the City Hall.
Some time ago Justice agner issued positive orders
that the passage way through the Criminal court
room should be kept clear Of spectators Bailif
Dorsey was performing thatd duty and among others
standing In the aisle was Buck. In speaking 10
him, the officer quietly put his hand on Bucks
shoulder and politely requested him 20 go to that
portion of the chamber set apart for the audience.
same time All ugly spirit. Instead OF going among
the spectators he passed out the west door. Shortly
after, he came back and told the bailin that he
wished to see him outside minute. Unsuspccting
OF any attack, Mr.. Dorsey went out TO see him.
Hardly had he gotten beyond the courtroom door
before he received a blow in the face from Buck.
Recovering from the effect of the blow and
seeing that his assuant was about to renew
the, assault he Erapplcd with the wretch
when Deputy E Marshal f[s ws Douglas, S cSfac
upon the scene, separated the parties and brought
that he be placed in the doeE. promising 10 give
his case attention at o'clock. An hour before>
that time there being an intcrnisslon In the bust
Attorney Wells asked that the young man be pun
iShed for contempt OF court In assnulting bnilih
while IN the performance of his duty.
Buck tnterruptlng)-1t occurred outside of the
courtroom.
District Auorney-Bc still. 1t was within the
precincts and hearing of the court. There is
section of the statute covering such cases. and he
thought That would be better than indiGtng him
for assault
JuniNC lcl us ScC Nllhl tHC luCb W.T.
DO you TO BuCk) want counsel?
Buck-l will be counsel for myself
Several witnesses were then examined testifying
to the nature of the assault and Buck went on the
stand and contradicted them all. alleging that the
bailiil seized him before he struck
Distrct-A Attorney Wells thought It was a gross
outrage aud should be punished. II the court de-
cided such was the case and intended to inlet
some punishment, then he would show something
of the previous reputation of the young man, and
his history in that court.
Justice Hagner said that 1t was n great outrage,
and If there was not such conflict of facts he
would administer summary punishment but under
the circumstances he thought it best to send the
case before the Grand Jury. lie did not propose
that he should escape.
The assaiant is better known as Charles Burke,
aId only short time since came from beneath the
shadows of the penitenliary walls at Albany, n. Y.
On October H. 1873, lie was convicted in the Grim
na court of the District of receiving stolen prop
crty and sentenced to the Albany pcnitentiary for
ono year. which sentence has Just been served