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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-23
OF OUR PADS.
Physicians speak in Terms of Praise in favor of the
HEALTH PAD.

CINCINNATI, June ~, 1876
Having had some considerable acquaintance with
the operation of the Pad, can cuncieuciuusly
recommend 1t as an excellent remedy in all the dis.
eases for which DR.. Forbes Counsels its use.
DIR. j. llALLOWELl,
21G George street, Cincinnati.
What Rev. Joseph Emery, the wcllknown City
Visionary. says:
CINCINNATI. June 20 1870.
Having had a long acquaintance with DR. Forbes,
am satisfied that whatever he recommends he does
coascenCiously. and viii prove all they promise,
REV. JOSEPH EMERY.
Extracts from few of the Many Letter, frequently
received AT the Office.
One says:-"l feel that your Pads have saved my
life " Another SAYS -"Your Pad has just reached
my case. 1t has entirely removed my costiycncss
and consequent Sick Headache" Another writes
Your Pad attended strictly TO business. and in
forty.cight hours felt NJ well as ever" Another:
Your Pad has cured me Of BilliouSness and tor
pid Liver | an better than have been IN twenty
years" Still another says-l lave endured all the
horrors growing ont of torpid Liver and Dyspepsia.
After using your pad all these Ills left me- one
more;-"l have used yonr Pads with perfectly salts.
factory results aud checrlully recommend them to
all -"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-23
PATENTS.


Obtained for new inventions, or for Improvements
on old ones fog medical or other compounds trade.
mark. aud labels Caveats, Assignments Inter.
fcrencc-, Appeals suits for lniglngrmcuts and
all cases arising under the Patcut Laws. prompt.
ly attended to.----lnyention, that have been
REACTED by the Patent Ohicc may s,tll.
u. Being opposite the L. 5. Patent Department,
and engaged in Fateut bushes. exclusively, wc can
make closer searches, and secure Patents more
promptly, and with broader claims, than those who
are remote from Washington.
INVENTORS lend D. 5i mode or sketch Of
aminations and advise to patentability, free OF
charge. All correspondence strictly confidential.
Prices low. and no charge unless Patent is secured.
We refer In Washington, to Hon. Postmaster
General u. u. Key Rev. +. ID. Power, The German.
American National Bank to officials IN the [ ;.
Patent Ofice, aud to Senators and Representatives
in Congress; aud especially to our clients in every
State IN the Union and III Canada Address
G. A. SNOW & CO.,
Opposite Patent Office. Washington D. c.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
subscription Rates.:

The Grey Hound has tow Of emptes.
The Eldorado has a big trip, including
1000 bales cotton.
The Nashville arrived from New Madrid
with a fair cargo of freight.
The Andy Baum will pass up from Mem
phis for Cincinnati tomorrow,
The Cherokee is loaded fiat with freight
for st. Louis, and has a good trip of people.
The Annie p Silver passed up during the
morning with q light cargo, but good list
Of passengers.
The Thomas Sherlock, of the Southern
Transportation Companys line left New
Orleans for Cincinnati last night,
The John Porter started for St, Louis
last evening with barge Of coke, one Of
mixed freight and one empty.
The Thomas W. Means is due from
Louisville, whittier she went some ten days
ago with tow of ore from St Louis.
The Ironsidcs, with tow Of harges of
rails, cotton lies and railroad iron is due
from the Ohio. She takes her barges to
St Louis.
The Clinton arrived from St. Louis with
fair trip of freight and people, She did
not stay long there being no business of
consequence for her here.
The City of Helena arrived from below
about nine o'clock yesterday morning. She
discharged 7O2 bales cotton at the Cairo
and Vincenncs wharf-boat and departed
for St Lonis.
The great iron cotton carrier, Charles P.
Choutcau. Captain William Thorwegan,
comes through to Cairo and st. Louis tins
trip She came out of New Orleans last
Friday evening,
Mr. Sidney Humphreys, late clerk of the
steamer Arkansas Belle, who has been trav-
cling in the south for some time because
of bad health, was in the city yesterday
He is much better than when he visited
Cairo last.
The Commonwealth, Captain George
Corvell, is the Anchor Lines New Orleans
steamer due from ST. Louis. She will be
here this evening or in the morning and
will want freight and passengers. Captain
Tom Shields is the agent.
The James D. Parker loaded to the waters
edge and full of people, arrived from Mem
phis at noon. She has something over
1900 bales cotton, 600 barrels of oils and q
big lot Of mixed freight. She was behind
time and remained in port but 4 short
time
The new steamer City of Greenville, jus,
built by the Anchor Line, will arrive in
this port on tomorrow. She will be brough,
this far by Captain John p. Keiser. CAP
tain Tom Shields will probably take her
from here to st. Louis. She is said to be q
very elegant and fleet steamer.
We are told that considerable excitemen
exists along the river betwee,
Memphis and vicksburg among
the planters, on account of the emi
grafton Of negroes from that section O
country to Kansas. At every town alon.
the banks, great crowds Of men, wome,
and children congregate on the arrival O
every up bound boat, and beg I,
be brought north, The planter,
tearing that the departure
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
DEAR SIR:
PENSIONS.

Under the new Pension Law Soldiers wounded
or injured even If but slightly disabled can obtain
pension back from day OF discharge. One of orr
firm in Washington to give personal attention to
all claims before the departments. Do not delay
but write at once. Send stamp for our new soldiers
circular.
W. c. BERINGER CO.. Pittsburgh Pa.
s&'-Oldcst Claim Agency in the United States
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-23

THEATER-GoERs, club visitors, late supper
takers and patrons Of the horse railroad owl
trains, should all certainly have bottle
of DR.. Cough Syrup convenient. Gentle
man you will need il.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR TEN DOLLARS CASH

we will insert a seyenline advertisement one week
IN list of 269 weekly newspapers or tour lines in
diferent list of 3T papers, or ten lines two weeks
IN choice OF either of four seperate aud distinct
lists containing from 10 10 100 papers each or four
lines one week in all -four of the small lists or one
line one week In all Fix Lists combined being more
than 1000 papers We also have lists of papers ly
states throughout the United States and Canada
send 10 cents for our no page Pamphlet Address
&. T. HOWELL u CO, Newspaper Advertising
Bureau, 10 Spruce St, New York
T. SIT yOn will send ~ the names of half
tse JUST NOW. if n satisfactory indncemsnt i
made, we will submit q proposition, by return mail
which we think will please you. MoNgY SAVED IL
MONEY EARNED. Send copy of the advertisement
you VIII use and state in what paper you saw this.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-23

$9j REWARD The above reward will be
paid to any person who will give informa-
ton as to who stole a lot of hides and calf
skins from Kynaston's & Smiths slaughter
house, on the night of the 21th of Fcbru-
airy, 1879 KYNAsToN & SMITH
March 4th, 1879
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-23

II pound Old Barry Letter Heads.
81 I" Note Heads.
8 4" Linnen Letter Heads.
91s " Linnen Note Heads.
The BEST quality of paper at prices of
the cheapest grade.
81 pound statements-all colors.
10 pound Bills Lading,
IA and lG pound Bill Heads--all sizes.
Extra super white Envelopes at st. Louis
wholesale prices. Printing Sl,0O extra.
Ruling and Binding, all kinds at The
BULLETIN office.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-23

LuMBER.-Parties in need Of Sidewalk
and CURLING Lumber, can be accommodated
by calling at the lumber yard Of J. S,
McGahey. Also building material OF all
kinds at prices to suit the times, Lumber
sold in car load lots at bottom prices,
j S MEG Alley
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-23

NoTlCE.-TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN :
The Cairo Bulletin will pay no bills con-
tracted by any Of its employees, or any one
connected with the Bulletin, unless the
same is made on written order signed by
myself, and the order must be attached to
the bill when presented, and no contracts
for advertising or job work are valid unless
the same are endorsed by myself,
L. A. BrRNETT
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-23
COLLINS
NOLTAIC PLASTER
Affords the most grateful relief in all
Affections Of the Chest and Lungs.
CHRONIC PLEURISl CURED

Ne-srs WEEKs q Porter: Gentlemen Having
ia' many months suffered with a very lame side,
sailed by my physician CLonic Prur-y, caused by
former Injury aud strain, aud ior which used ma
by prescriptions and uimcni.. a. we'll a. the 80.
called rheumatic cures, without the les.i benefit my
phy-lCIan recommended one Of your COLLINS Vol
Ttlr PtAsTEgs, NhCh. 10 my great surprise, rcliry
ei the pain and soreness almost Immediately and
have been able 10 attend 10 ny household affairs eN
cr since Win perfect ease and comfort. whereas bc
fore the Application OF your invaluable Plaster
was scarcely able to do anything | consider them
iuasi.mnhlc sud .ha with pleasure recommend
them 10 the afflicted Your. respectfully.
MRS FRANCIS HARTMAN.
OE,AND. Ne, April q. 1870
There j. 40 medicine OF protective appliance that
pul prove grateful aud effective 10 TicSlius
Coughs Irritation aud Soreness Of the Chest and
LuD!s We believe them capable OF p7eycnliu, Sc.
r!Ol- diseases Of these organs
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-23

We will send one OF our HEALTH RESTOR.
ING PADS TO any Invalid afflicted with Liver
Complaint, CIllLLS and FEVER. INDIGES-
Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility and Impure Blood,
II they will send H. their symptoms and ad.
dress and agree TO send us $500 if it effects
cure to their entire satisfaction, otherwise
there will be no charge We will do this to con.
vince the public OF the superior value as a
curative
OF OUR PADS.
And that they will do all we say. As this offer
will necessarily be limited In number, we hope,
therefore, an early application will he made, Ad.
dress, Very Respectfully Yours
ORG. W. FORBES.
lia Elm street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-27
Aiken, Son & Co.

The opening Of Aiken. Son 4 Co.. yesterday
drew large number OF ladies OF the fasudious aud
choice class Of BUYERS TO the underground millinery par
lor OF the house. where the honnes AMI hats dis
played The customers Of this truly fashionable house
do not know the meaning Of the hard times ="
From an early hour until the close VI the day hrong
OF velvet and SATIN robed. plmed ana Ieweled decked
women thrOuged the store 10 oOk admire ami buy
tie loves nt bOnnets' on exhibition
4 great deal ~ Breton lace, in the form Of scars
strings, and settings In the way at peatns under bots
quets VI flowers Is feen On Atkenss bonuet The bums
are Tor tie most part large ami naring. and these
evidently preferred boy the purchaser Two honncu
nave the iups Of the crowns completely covered. one
vim the smrlke flowers q purple and white as'er,. and
tile other with pale pink erlanune blooms sewed HAT
the crown. Breton lace sears form the drHperes and
strings and large cirysnnthemums and roses fastrn
down the same On the sie front ~ the crown Mara
bout trnges, "a Lite AMI downy. surround te hrns each
delicate strand uf the fca'ery fringe being tipp,d with
wle ma,tc dots, Or The tiny ups u impeyau bird
aut head tCHtlrrs with gold or silver points
Tie moHc cioth eivct. found ia tie ribbons that
trim nAH, 81 the bouhcts at Ai,ktns', aud an many
cases tie ritaon Is compOscd ot mouic woven siken
iuhrc, win gold ana SILVER granite effects TINS mixture
Of aud silver threads IN tie wooi gives brilliant
en,ct for evening Wear, and when mingled with either
BLACK or white lace, with gold thread embroidery, the
appearance rs nagca Hut such bOnnets are, VI cOurs
only suitable Tor evening wear.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-27
WHAT ADTERTIsIYG DOES.
The Crush In Richard Meare. a Co.'S seorched
Store In sixth Avenue.

After the fire in Richard Meares 4 Co.'S
dry goods store. Mt Sixth avenue and Nine
teenth street. on Wednesday last the establish
ment was closed until Monday and the pro-
prietors found that much Of their stock
although damaged in appearance By water and
fire. was salable. An advertisement was in
serted In THE Sun OF Sunday that the doors
would be opened on Monday morning. Those
doors were early bockaded by women hurrying
to secure bargains. Some police officers had
their hands full in keeping the throng in order
Once inside. II was almost impossible to get out
On Tuesday Mr.. Meares again announced In
lHE sun that he had engaged a hundred extra
clerks, ana That the store would be open from
10 A. NJ to r. VI. The salesmen did not have
time TO gO away for dinner. and small boys ran
ments. Yesterday morning. to facilitate bust
ness. card was put on the wire gates which
were closed and locked before the store en-
frances, reading: Open every ten minutes"
AZ A. nj. women were waiting until the gates
should be opened. two hours later, and before
pedestrians hal TO 20 into the gutter 10 get past
When the women had damned in ut the door
way. assisted by an officer. who could not pre-
vent their attempts 70 push past each other the
wire gates were closed. Immediately a new
gathering began on the outside and richly
luckier sisters. No one could return by thu
doors through which she entered. but all
were directed 10 the basement. where a pas
sage led up TO Nineteenth street The rush
continued all day yesterday Mr.. Meares had
got nifty more extra clerks at work. The store
and then the proprictors are TO renoyate it for
the spring trade.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-27
james Stuart's Death.

James Stuart. senior partner Of the old and
wellknown nrn OF a }. Stuart A Co. bankers Of 80
Nassau street. died at his home p East Thirty
street. on Tuesday His brother Joseph died about three
Mr. stuart II years old lie was born near
Market liill County Armagh Ireland lie came to Amer.
lea In 1889 settling first in Philadelphia In 1875 he came
10 tms CITY His nrst business venture made In the
dtN Foods trade with his brother William at Gold street
the nrm subsequently moved 20 Pine aud Nassau streets
AMI took the tlird brother Joseph into the business
luul lNid the house was the largest imnorfint
nfms IN inns country II had branches In This city aud
abroad IN tt year Tire brothers went ont ot the drv
goods ana importing business and founded Tie present
hlnhln. house Among the positions Of trust heid hy
W.T. stuart were the trtusurcrship of the Irish Emgrnut
Hn''N, dfectnrshipsi u the Fourth National Bank Mer
thnuie Fare INSURANCE Company. scottish Commercial
Insurance Company. Hanover Insurance Company and
tlo Hanover National Bank, Of which he also pres.
dent His wtr, a daughter Of the late william White
wright, and two daughters aud ono son survive him
James Dfummund, who hat been the porter oi Mr.
Siuars place ~ business fortyYe wears died the
same day and within lew hours VI his employer ut tile
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-27

The exposition Of Paris dresses and wraps
connections from Pngats and Worths establishments,
by J. Johnston tins week is attended by large num-
bers Of fashionable from day day The black
sik from both these noted Partisan codois,
are at elegant artistic. and practical. They
frenchy enough Tor any woman's fancy and American
enough suit the most cXacung New York sckcr for
quiet aud conservative effects The use VI Jet ,Hun cor
dufnl velvet lace. amt passemcntcrlcs Is admirably
adapted 90 the new STYLE VI cut and drapery fancrs
or piler drhucrt appear AL these dresses They
nl trained or dcmtained, marking their use for house
and carriage wear.
In short walking dresses are very novel COS
tunes Of ditk hlue camels hair and satin. aud cncs
hair and corduroy velvet at very reasonable prices
The new WRAPS are mostly snort black mautcs or shout
der ca g., WIN lous mAut.lu like ends front. and
trimmed with Jet pas-e rt tgtuscs and black
lace side pcHungs levi hgs color tones are trimmed
with amber bead embroleries aud and
frnres Il match
The millinery display is rich, elegant practical and in
the most admirable variety. The bonucts and hats
trimmed BY Johnsioms artists vie with the ported
ones and elegance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-27

-. - 49,.
Nr, Henry Dickinson. in this city. Mr. Crosby
had memorandum book in which he had some
questions. and the witness responded.
Qsporaengy You Of P Dq Ra fng n"Y Of PPGk wns
disparngingy to say that Dir. Talmagc did mo
anu w, So, Connected with mo grent wrong. |
g. spoke o.! him. | spoke so to the Rev. John
Parker and others. / have no dislike toward
pr. Tglmngr, SO far ns,any feeling OF bitterness
morml dislike toward him. | did not 20 to see
Or. Iapage alter he left. bscuuse | thought
ihnt hr had wronged me in such n manner that
| WIS relieved from the obligation Of going 10
see him. did not wish to come in contact with
DR.. Ttlmnge becouse Of the manner in which
he LETT the paper. have not sought to see him
since. regarded DR.. Tnlmnges retirement rs
calculated to do injury both to me and to the
paper
70 got any other minister or ministers to take
hold Of the paper. and /, yogdid so. did YOU
make TINT cfOrt known To DIR. TulmageP Al
DO not remember That any EFFORT was made to
secure any one to take DIR. Talmages place.
:. pr. ,srcar-I. might say "sprrepttiously,'
thing without his knowledge?
Mr. Remington (after long pause)-There
view Of having him take n position on the paper
] did not make this known TO Dr. Taimage.
Parties by my seeking made examination OF
the condition Of the paper with reference to
purchasing IT, did not make this known par
nm effort hcing made to sell the paper. He
wus q stockholder. The capital stock
owned onr-half Of that stock. As 10 the urom-
inrut employers ON the PAPER there we're Mr.
Hnwiey. The secretary: Mr. BRIGHT the man.
aging editor: MIR. Corwin, IA publls6er: Mr.
C0ukilng Alfred 1nylcr was emuinvai in
some capacity. don't remember tho names OF
those in The mechanical department. Nv own
business then wns tLn nnntf,rtnrc ~ A.,
arms. Agricultural impl@m"nts' ma scwin,,
mnchnrs. There was n Mr. Alonzo Afford in
my employ lie was salesman in New York,
nnl takrd with him conndeniiaily about tlc
rhpnr do MOI rcrniiac. thnt rr,,r's,.I tbc
Rev. Mr. TayIor to yet purchaser oi The pap u..
before DR.. Tnlnnge lei, the pnurr' ThNre were
no negotiations penii,tc on Oct o 1S7G The ,iay
Dr. Talmnge left the pauer. with reference 10
the purchase Of the piuer | considered tbe
sale then To have been made practically. An
advertisement was ruhlshrd iy Mr. Afford
,,ith nv ,,nsnrt ,rnn,,,,i,,,, u -. ' - -,
sale. / think il was in m. ieniing Miners ~
the city | identify tho advertisements shown
mo In the Herald of July 49, 1876 ma one of the
advert n,emrnts lit was slgned < T. Ford and
the name Of tho pgprr WINS moi l,iypnl / law
that the name A. L. Ford wns n disguised name
I lid not see il in tho character Of a fraud. |
d ia NOT sre the adyprtisemcnt before II wac nut
in ne paper. 'N'
You can rend ?" asked Dr. Smear.
Il can said Mr. Ncminpton
You saw that the name A. L. Ford was n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-27
Aeeepllnr nm onenasr,. rroml.e.

Capt. Byrnes Of the Mercer street police mr.
rested william Burke alias Baker, AFTER A. T s,ewarts
remains were Stolen but the Grand Jury declined
diet the prisoner Then Capt Byncs learned that Burke
forged check upon the West Side Bank for f7s last t
and for this offence ind ctmcnt obtained Burke
pleaded guilty In the General Sessions Yesterday Judge
Cowing said. your pas life is dark that you cannot
appeal TO my cemency the ground that this Is your
mrs, offence. But many gentlemen including several
ministers and ladies' have called upon me 10 iniercehe IN
your behalf Tnry have assured me that you are repent
ant determined reform your lite after Won recover
your ircedlm nnd that am running counter to the
learned Assistant District Attorney Mr Russtln IN I'M
posing ll.ht punt .hmct but trust 70 your prOie ssion
desire reform, ana the assurances that you are IN
earnest therefore sentence you 10 The penltenuary
tor Oue year-tle shortest possible term"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-27

PoUGHKEEPsIE March 26.-The New York Cri-
terion Company has played "Whims" here Tor two
nights and tonight they were billed 10 play IT In Troy
Last night while the last act being played deputy
sheriff arrived from New York and served injunction
on the manager, issued by Judge Donohuc on the
application 0i Mr. stanley Mckeuna. forhidli
the playing Of the piece AZ Troy tonight Manager Mac
kay hat Recorder Robert Wilkinson awakened from his
SUMMERS at midnight and with him and the deputy
shrr!n went into executive session The Recorder ak
Nsed Mr. MackaY g. before supreme Court Judge
n TROY and obtain, II posshle, modification the IN
Junction. AMI al,1 advised the MANAGER not 10 play
" NhusN in Troy IN the face ni the Injunction but 10
substitute some other Niece unnl the ycNcd question Is
settled MI Mac Kay ett Tor Troy AT go this morning
and the troupe followed At 40 - 4 NJ The owner the
copyright claims that the contract represent the
play ln only one town before plaNing Il In New York
TN, the manager denies lie claims that they to
lrc>"u 10 whenever convenient and profitable and 10
get TO Sew York soon they could theatre The
Troy judge before whom the case was taken decided
that he had no jurisdiction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-27

Mr. 4. c Dacrc sails for England today crhurslay)
The Black Crook atNibioS continues to crowd the
house nightly.
Nile Minnie Ilauk will go to Switzerland this summer
as Is her usual custom.
Mr. stanley MCkenna's comedy Of Whims" will be
produced this evening at the FUN Avenue Theatre.
The Mideets-Miss Lucia Zarate and Gen Mite-con.
hnur a. draw largo audiences To the Masonic Temple
special levte on saturday morning. from 10 10 ~
Engaged continues to attract public attention at the
PARK Theatre and deserves All the praise n gets 1tis
admirably Hvtpd and admirably set upon the stage and
ArH Agnes Booths ReiHdl is wholly irresistible.
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg will not sail for Europe until
the 10Th Of next month, although II has been stated that
she would leave by This weeks steamer Mr. Maurice
Strak0ch has arranged her engagement with Mr. Maple
son To last from May 10 To July 10.
The Little Duke at Booths. Is attracting excellent
houses The company has greatly improved the
FIRST representation ana the twoNery pretty Young ladies'
who assume the principal roles are growing favurtrS
Their various duets last evening were repeatedly cncored
There will probably be a large attendance Of people
whose profession y u the stage at the broadway Thea
TIRE to-day To attend the matinee, which will bee given with
special view IN their accommodation. They viii be
mostly artists who have had escapes from play
ing In n NJ s. Pnaiore" themselves, but whose pro-
fessional duties have not admitted Of their seeing the
phenomenal work before.