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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-21
RELIGIOUS NOTES,
THE TIME, PLACE AND Nv WHOM SERVICES
WILL Nv HELD TO-DAY,

THE TIME, PLACE AND ny WHOM SERVICES
WILL DE HELD TO-DAY,
The usual services will be conducted
in the various churches to-day,
i Rev. T. j. Shores (colorcdD will hold
forth, us usual, in his church on the corner
Of Tenth and Cedar streets,
Rev b. y, George is at his post of
duty and will hold services both morning
and evening, in the Presbyterian church, ON
Eighth street between Washington avenue
and Walnut street
Father Masteron Of the Roman Cath.
olics church, on the corner Of Ninth street
and Washington avenue, is on hand TO
conduct services in the morning and hold
Sunday school in the afternoon. Vcspcrs
at 3 O'Clock pm,
Rev, Il, Kuappc Of the German
Lutheran church, to-day, conducts Sunday
school at . 80 o'clock and regular services
at H. Seats are free and everybody is
cordially invited
. Father Hogan will conduct services in
st, Joscph'S church, on the corner Of Cross
and Walnut streets to day. Vcspcrs at the
usual hour, , pm.
The members of the 4, NJ +. church,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-21
HOLIDAY GOODS.
an cXtOrtion

ORANGES. LEMONS, MALAGA GRAPES Cocoa.
NUTS, ONO tNn MICHIGAN CIDER.
| am in constant receipt Of choice
Louisiana oranges by theharrcl and box.
Lemons Toy the box, cocoanuts Ivy the Zoe
barrel, and hogshcad Malaga Grapes Ivy
the barrel and key. OHIO and Michigan
cider by the barrel. invite especial at
icntion to my cider made from pure apple
JUICE, free from all chcmica! ingredients,
and Iirst-cIass. My OHIO cider is strictly
zine, the manu!a2turer having worldwide
reputation for making y choice pure article,
Its excellence in flavor, il, purity in
manufacture, It's general worth
and qualities as beverage compcls con
noisscurs to admit Of no superior TO it, and
is an honorable competitor to our American
champagne 10 arrive December 18Th 80
barrels, and - boxes Coast selected choice
Louisiana oranges for Christmas.
$. ". WILSON,
no 80 Ohio loyec, Cairo, Ills.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-21

REy, Dr. L, PIcE, Of Rochester, y. Y.
suffered so intensely from Rheumatic pains
that he was unable to preach Several APP.
plicatons from bottle of ST Jacobs Oil
relieved HIM wonderfully"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-21

DENSl0NS Every wound or injury, even
tltcs soldier Of The late war 10 u pension, An
pensions by tho law OF January, 1870 begin bnci M
date of discharge or death OF soldier Nll entitled
should apply ut once. Thousands who ore now
drawing pensions are entitled to an Increase sol.
dlcrs aud widows ofthc Mexican war are entitled TO
pensions your case shpll receive prompt ptton.
ton, Write at once. Nddrrsa G., H. SpEER {. &.
Pension Attorney, Indianapolis, Indiana
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-21
BEST IN TIE WORLD

Fifty tubs Ruston choice butter by tho
tub on pound, 1T
NEW YOEK SToEE
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-21

"CATARRH, THE CAUSE AND CURE"
4 Pamphlet by DR.. 'LE,'u" PRArr, of 243 State
ST., Chicago. Or. Pratt The Author OF the Ozone
Treatment for Canrth, and In this new Treatise IL
rc,caed the secret OF hs succoss In The treatment
Of disease, TO which ne has given the study Of q.
ne time. Pamphlet seat on receipt ol &c stamp
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-21
NEW, NEW

Currents, prunes, cihon, raiscns, aud jcl
lies, at old prices, al NEW YORK SroRE
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-21
TEN POUNDS

Choice white sugar for Sl.OO, at
New YoRk STORE.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-21
CANDY CANDIES.

Choice line Of candies of all kinds at
New York Store. Best mixed candy in the
city.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-21
DRY GOODS.

Best line Of Holiday dry goods and no.
lions in Cairo. at New YORK SToRr.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-21
20 DOZENS

Fat, dressed turkeys TO arrive .oy Christmas
Of New York Store.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-21

And finds BURGER the Dry i King
Of Ladies' and Gents Tcstc largest brought
Collars, ladies' Hosiery Gloves Underwear Cor
uches and the , Fancy Cash
oO Cloaks $50 $40 worth Sl line
prices Now the time buy Christmas what We
will do. Call and examine
j. BURGER, "a Commercial Ave.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-21

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small prIt AIM
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-21
SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS

A IL ADVERTISEMENTS in this column. Of
~ five lines each or less Nlll De- published for -
cent? GycrT Insertion: month $50: months with,
ont change, $i0G per month. Each additions
line, > cents. Situations wanted free.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-21
LOST

a large morocco pocket book Contalniuga uUmbc,
OF receipts ;wr or three notes snd other papers va
uHhlr only to the undersigned Finder viii he =,
wsrdcj bv returning the .gmG "a
A. LEONARD Bulletin Office.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-21

FOR SALE.
Counter, -ho'yiny and Other saloon iyiyrr. luI
sah 1t BARGAIN NJ j, lIOWLEI
Bnal estate agent,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-21

FOR RENT
The Aubrey property on liOlbroOk ave. Cheap
10 good tenant. II. j. ltowLYY, L. l.. Agent.
, 1879-06-29
II. G.. WALLER ESTATE.
Sale Under Foreclosure.

sale Under EofecloAufes
An important sale Of real estate, under fore
closure, took place yesterday morning At tn
La Saite street entrance to the National Lii
Building. Only half dozen persons we're pres
ent, however, and there was little or no compe
tit{on. In April, 1874, Robert Hill, uho hat
| just completed the Matteson House, corner o1
Wabash avenue and Jackson street tit having
been Grated on ground owned by II. o. Walker)
sold sold tue building to Mr.. Walker for $l6O, 900
| Within short time thereafter Mr.. Walker
| mortgaged the land and hotel and several Other
| pieces OF property to the Connecticut Mutual
Life for e190, ,000 Nineteen days subsequently
he died: The interest % per cent per annum,
WIS defsulted from year to year, aud MaY 81,
United States District Court. the debt amount
| ing to $291. II. Master-in- Chancery Bishop
was the auctioneer.
The first piece offered was the MatteBon
House property, which has front Of ninety-si1
feet on Wabash avenue and 16l feet on jackson
Street.
A1r. Robert Lincoln, representing the in
surance company, bid s15o,000,
No one else except the Master opened his
mouth, and all he said was, s'Once, twice, three
times; sold"
Next came Lot 8, in Block s, fractional Sec.
Is, 80x11 feet, Nos. 210 and 912 Wabash avenue.
Dir. E. L. Brand asked II there was any ob1ee-
tion to bid for the south fifty feet.
AlT. 1lLlC0lu AAlQ no.
MIR. Brand offered $4,000.
Mr. Lincoln doubled, and, In a moment, said,
"Make 1t $31 ,000."
And the land was "knocked down ~ to him.
Then the north thirty feet we're nut up. and
sold to hi. Lincoln for $4,000.
The fourth piece was snblot in the subdi-
Vision Of original Lots and 1, Block s. fraction-
al Sec. 15,-No. 165 Michigan avenue, where
Otis Fields stable is located.
Mr. y. 0. Walker bid $500,
make it $150O0:'
This frightened MIR. Walker, and be subgided.
and the lot went to the corporation.
The next lot was 12O feet in Block 8. of A.
sessor's Division, Michigan avenue, near Thr-
teen:h street, fronting on the former, the depth
being II feet.
1t vas offered in part, but, as no one wanted a
traction, tue Master said, "What will you give
for the wholea"
There was only oue bid, s18,ooo,-Mr. 1in-
coins ,-~and his client got It.
The last was Lot 8, ia Block IS, Old Town.
the northwest corner Of Randolph and Dearborn
streets, 60x100, where the old Mattcson House
stood before the fire. 80
Mr.. Walker inquired ii the buildings were to
be sold with The ground.
Mr. Lincoln REPLIED that the record took care
OF that The sale WIS under q decree. and what
passed passed without any SAP OF Ais, He bid
s54,uVV, WHICH VAS the only one made and, OF
course, the property was. "knockad downH to
him.
The total realized waa saszo0o, or s3717 less
than the amount due.
, 1879-06-29
but more is being done away from the business
centre than in previous years. The .."'
NUMBER OF PERMITS

out more is being done away from the business
centre than in previous years. The s.'
| NUMBER OF PERMITS -.
Issued last week was eighty-eight. Some OF the
Novottns, tWo-story brick store and dwelling,
24x50, No. rs Airport avenue, to cost S3, 5OO;
GeoLge Snebcrg, tWo-story brick store and dwell
ng, d1e5, corner OF Eighteenth and Fisk streets,
and tenement, 25x72, corner OF Chicago and Ash
land avenues. S5,0O0: to Furst Il Bradley to
erect plow factory, 40x8O, Nos s. and IS Full
ton street, to cost $9, 1000; to Mill d. Edwards to
ereet mil and elevator, corner Of Sixteenth
ana Dearborn streets, to cost SIS 600; to c. j.
laws 10 erect I'VE two-story dwellings hsrshfeld
avenue near Van Buren street, to cost SIS eco;
and to II. IL Hamilton to erect three thrre-storY
dnwe!ilngs on Lasalte street, near Maple, s5,50o
Charles Schwartz, two-story store and dwell
Ing, 1877 South H4lttcd street, cost 81 600; G. 2.
L'opy, tWo-story and basement brick dwelling,
laced with stone, 50x7O, northwest corner Mchi-
gan avenue and Thirty-fourth street, cost,
0,go0; Sixth Presbyterian Church, stone, 95x
IL, vincennes aud Oak avenues, cost. $l4, 800:
F. Prouty. two-storY brick dwelling, 24158 feet,
109 North Clark street, cost, $1,000; 4. c.
Iandt, i've two-storg dwellings, 1D0xb0 feet,
Milwaukee avenue, between Wood aud Lincoln
store and dwelling, 2415o feet, 14os stata
street, cost, $3.50; George W. Homap. two
two-storY dwellings,, 40x54 feet, 323 aid 94
Michigan avenue, cost, 1000: Charles Mezrs,
two.story store and dwelling, 4Sx5l ieet, Ohio
and Pine streets, cost, Sl5u00; and l. y. Bergh,
a two-story dwelling, 45x65 feet, 81 and s. Eris
street, cost, $1,000
The Jeans made last weak amounted tn Spa
672, AGAINST 81, 4S4. Rates remain unchanged.
a S6o0,ooo transaction In residence property
IN NEW YORK
was made last week BY the sale Of the block
bounded by Fifth and Madison avenues aud
Seventy eighth and Seyenty-rtuth streets, com
prlsing in all thirtY-tWo city lots The price
, 1879-06-29
Malicious Joke Of the Nthlli5ts.

Soon after the late attempt on the life Of the
Gear, the Towns OF Woronesch and Portawa for
warded addresses to the Emperor, in which ap~
peared the following words:
ave are intensely gr,eved that the atrocloua
assassination Of your Imperial Majesty has not
taken place."
To these addresses thousands OF signatures
were annexed. It now appears that the malicious
hands OF the Nihitists had been at work in the
matter The most intellectually gifted Of the
two aboGe-named rowns had prepared the neces~
orthodox fashion, but bad arranged for the in-
habitants to append their names upon separate
sheets OF paper. By some means, hitherto uu-
discovered, the proper addresses we're stolen,
and In their placea the revolutionary sentiments
, 1879-06-29
THE: CHOICE.



Alice has eyes that nre sparkling =
AS stars IN soft sam1ner-sky, -
Ewes that beam so bewischinglY on me
That I'm nadly in loye--when she's nigh.
Aer cheeks are like roses; her Teeth arc
The pnrest OF white; and each )ip
so pFovoklngly pouts that ones tempted,
ben near her, their sweetness to slp.
Ethel has eyes like the even,
That burn With u weird. subtle lights
a fair, classic face, framed with treRsas
DuskY and dark NJ the night;
yoice tuned 10 sweetness, whose cadence
IL smooth rs poets soft rhymes,
ALICE prefers me to others;
prefer Ethel-sometimcs. -
Hell is 70 beauty. Her hair IL :
inclined to be-anburn. Her moss
Is decidedly sharp: and her cheoke win
Compare not at all with tue rose:
Acr mouth much TOO large to be handsome:
,, she's freckled. old d-maidtah- fright;
III drop in N I'm passing Tonight.
IAE NAPLES" 0wEE ii. W1LsoH,
, 1879-06-29

CARn-1T Is NOT GENERALLY KNOWN
II that prices OF furniture Lave advanced. but.
We made large purchases before tho advance. we
sbls to 81 a. price. fully IS Pes cent belox psesens
extremely 1ow 2rices; full seta, $50 and upwards.
LaFRexG atock In Chicago -.
r. T. MARTIN,
Noa. 1a5 and 2G7 Eknta-at.
, 1879-06-29
TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: PAGES

maker. Latts.lY he appears not tn have been
doing anything in particular, and it is believed
that there ia a molcum OF truth in his state
ment that he - =,
, 1879-06-29

| workers Of the scheme have not hesitated q
acafaudlns the Government alone, but that tn
taoaent OF committing perjury and even forger,
GIG not even so much as staeEer them. Til
"nole matter has been kept very still, and som,
! OIL the DETAILS arc at present withheld from til.
ne"s'detectlves, but en6ueh has come to lgh
to enable The TRIBUNE to expose the schem.
| IN al lts important workings, after which I'll.
moral to DO drawn will be "plain a. way K
parish church."
In the 1irst place, that the render may under
stand how easy It is to work such scheme It Il
necessary to state that, in accordance with 8
provision OF the Internal Revenue laws, manu-
facturers OF friction matches are allowed credit
for match-stamps on furnishing good and suf
hcient bond to cover the amount. The ouly
| conditions are that the person Withdrawing the
stamps shall be bona-tine manufactures, aud
shall render tue proper monthly accounts oi
stamps received, balance on hand, amount paid
Tor, etc., during tue period he is engaged in the
business The main element, therefore, in a
1oo 10 cheat the Government in this sort OF q
scheme IS a straw bond. Nothing In the world is
|. -. MORE RAsIIT MANIPULATED -.
than that. There are sharks here ard every
where who follow professional bai!us aud tic
furnishing OF suide bonds US business, and 10
~ ~ aoee1 t!p1i ti1sAt t1lGF nave
seoueea a y u one o. tne eaact sciences Having
I m I suousu ~, th IRRESPONSIBLE peu-
th fnstrnment annrnre "1 ~, 10, 70 ~ sct
ns T1nd.. nrtor, ee t Ait2l
hea 7tiir"t nnIer,:,;;r.r 'na ~ tn's u.lsns
oth.r-n;es +bnn,.s - ", .Fn.t ~ LAS @ p!oYc1
fri,n1 ~ tht ofciel 'whoss 10 inJa ~ ~ a!esc9
4he 1ang ,e.s tha fsb'n., ,e,," h o.
nass '"N'' comtn- rom 5en"h aJae1 W 80 pus'-
fron fG;c,d i1om - euen earona, SOURCE,
s.,nfnr ond ~ s,,nnneo7,r n,';r, ysI1s ?aho
s,raiothf,eee and ,nornI rs7.,"Ity sra. ~,
snt ,ras nor a. n,a,nat ~ ho .thna ~
1I.re Ind hcen hsita,inn hatora ~ !, d;a -
IN viaw n an ir.,orsemen+ III ~. m!, st,
t,,H ",n-nyod ,i,.s ,,art 500 ;.e - ~, +,n.
IN TN. rn,nnssioner ri Interim, Ravanna 1,;+s
sn w ann,;eat, t,on for sTa'nns TIA 1attae @ m,.4 W..
a. az a,ed in st,pse sntda roaes son 's a ses ,
,rs;t 1osts ths ,}Iegrd annfotror ramti,,,,as us
-, dreu an 1i,a t;oysrnn,t ,nr 'nora eoa!ues
MI -, ~ -. ~ .a,,o ao4 M oao s.anps,
hss d,nrn - snnroxnatrs H.. ne n'oupe ne ne
ho,;d. 'Than. ha efons TIE .crod,t sasa,.' -
4oau ~ au r ho :. Siip;das >, u sEason ~
.., * "a n,varn,nsn, no. s+-a o nnips out,
hn,,ta ~ ~ snn1s yar - ar 't'@" oon" on l's
~ ,ho ~ ~ iost n"c.nbsr +ha 1.;or., ,,x =.
~, coarsa ~ - 80; i sno leGat a1,a "
- asr,o, pninaae 49, ~ lse nen pUpu a
14a e,,-atia. .vhnea na,n.s saeosa. =. eoyo Ss
,,an+ ,rare ns4ido Pa'ah 1T;i,;a: t1e pt uocn-
tssrj,, n Whfrrsr poh.rt T3.ar 10y rb. ~
n1A,@t ~ oo!eos :''!a ~.Aa44ea LIZ
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-17
smlaMte,r pnu Ysich.

Wan bat Die gntoedu1g gema6t, oaB
pas Sleild BON Sbierer, iDelbe int Der
~StpeiteM Odlfte Der ytabt gel6ladtet ipurs
ben, lid, nDne etngelalsen gu merDen, ldnz
ger bGlt ais bon 8teb, iueld)es am Sage
gei0Iahtet miro. 6ieraus folgt, Dap oas
6leil6 bon SbiereIt. bic BET fil9lerem 8ets
ter un0 naboem fura 3uUor ibre 2ebcusz
tbdti9feit cine ipeniger lebDafte ipar, 9es
idladtet lperoer, lid suin 9%lufbewabren
better etgnet, ais Sleii6 BON lold)en SDie=
rem. Die iid) uumittelbar Dor Dem Sdlad=
ten our6 fDrperli6c 8eipegun9 erbiBten.
SIS lit eigentltb feline neue GntDedlng,
0aB TIeii0 Don Gbicrea. peldbe, naUoenl
iie ii6 auSrubten, gciNlaNtet weroen, lid)
belier balt, ais Sleii6 Don abgebebtea
Gbiereu. Die @rllloe, ipesbalb iib Die
Sadie 10 Derhdlt, liegen in Dem llmitanoe,
oaB onr1 befti9e torperlidoe Selpegung
ooer lonitige @rregung oas Blut bis in bic
f%einiten IuslGufer uororiagt, int 2uitanoe
Der Nu6e bingegen iid meDr SurilfsieGt.
8enn nun ein S1ipein geldla0tet miro,
uad)oem eS iib in Ntube befunocm bat,
miro nad benz 9urd)lhuetoeu Der groBc1
Noern. beirl S6labten bus BGut olrd)
lelbe 1id auf einlnal eltlecreM, ip6breno,
ipenn oa5 8lut onrd QbGeben &C. bis in
bic ~feinlten NuslGufer oe5 Noerilebes gez
trtebeu luurbe, bnllelbe beim S1ladten
nidt ganS abflieBt. Oa nun 8lut lid
l6neaer seriebt ais 6leii6, 10 perbirbt lebz
tercs III eincm iolhcu SalIe aud i1neuer
ais in Dem anoern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-17
Uetnoe oeS 0ctrciOcS 0uf Oett
NOocN.

Oas auf ben Trudt> u16 S1iittbo6eu,
Den logcnannten ugraineries", aufgeipeis
6erte Getreioc nnterliegt Den 2n9riffen all
lerlet Snleften, ipel6e bent Ielbsn S0noeu
~3ufilgcn fDnnen, penn Die SorrGtDe nt1t
mtausgeleBt llbermd6t, auf Den 8ooer1
ielbit, niht bic grOBte 9tcinlidteit berriNt
uno bel etipa bcmerttem Nuftreten Dieier
S1aoliugc ui6t iofOrt Die geeigneten 8orz
iibtsmaBregelH eetroffen merben.
9a Der Tarrler iid mn Damn nit Gr=
folg segen oicle Seinoe lbIBen fallt, 1penn
er Die 2ebenslpeile oerlelben tenilt, 10 lei
bier oas Wihtiglte iber eintge Der 9aupt=
iGblidlten auf ben Srubtb0oen baujenben
G0rneruerperber mitgetDeilt.
Bcmerft man III Dem @etreioe6aufeu
mebr ooer !ueniger bGufig Rliimp0en BON
R0ruern, Die inter chamber olr6 Wez
lpinuit D%erbunoen 1tno, unO loJenanntc5
g%8urnmeDl, 10 ipiro 1tG bel nGDcrer linz
teriu6uug atpil6en oeniclbeu ODER in einem
Der augefrel1euen NDrner cine fleine gelbz
IihmeiBe 9tdupe nit 16 8einen uro braun
Ii1em Scope, Der "logeuanute &ornlpurrn,
porftnben, morauS 1ib nDm Qlpril bis
SUM- ein fleiuer Salter nit lilbcrlpeiB=
9rauen, buutelbrauu geflcdten Goroers
fliigeIn un0 fabenfornligen SiibIfGOe,, Die
l%ogenannte Rornmotte ooer Sba6e, ents
pidelt.
Sm S~pGtiomt1er, ~belonoerS inn 9luguit
nnO september, pen1 Die Ytaupe au5gez
wadien lit uno ibren bisberigen 9lufent>
bait perlGBt. seigen it6 Die 0etreioebaufeu
oft por einem iDeibgraAen bi6tcu 0eiDebe
iiber3ngen, tpeldcs bon Der auf t1rer Wanz
oer1l1g lpinnenpeM 9taupe DcrrilDrt. Die
Gerpuppung ielbit iinoet in eilen ferngros
GelL p%eibgrauen, nit Nbidabieln gentengs
ter @eipinnlte swtlden 8retterriBeu, 8alz
feufugen II, /. IT,, aber aud in Den auSge=
DoblteN &ornerM itatt. Neisen, Jtoggen,
@er1te unn 0afer, ME audi @ehdtorn
tperoen 6Gufig in oieier Qrt BON loIben
&aupeu bel1abigt. @egen fte lit bas fleiz
Bige Meuoen pes @etreipes pG6renp Der
S5lugseit Her Wfotte an meilteu Su enlpfebs
len, 9as 3ooten Der BET Sage rHbtg OF
BEN @6noen liBenoeH Wfptteu, 6aS Nltfz
ludeil uno @ntfernen Der Buppengez
ipinulte in BEN 9Siutermonaten, Das Gers
ftrei6en Der Gibe1 unD Silgen nit Salt
tpirb bic @efabr permtuoeru, Die bon
6telen I6ieren ~befaQeneu @etreipeDprrGtbe
f0nnen DobAr1 por petterer 8el6Gotgung
bemabrt perpen, bah man iie eiuer groBen
Wdrme - iage BON etlpa 90 Grab JteaNs
muir - ausiegt, neil BAUM Die &aHpen at
Grunbe geben, obne oaB beour6 bic aeinls
trait Der S0raer irgeuopie beeintradtlat
tper6en fam:
Sci elmer anberen grt per 9dG6tguna
unferideiben iid bic idobbaften &0rner
ppon ben geiunOen nur6 matte 6Grbung.
qertngeres gewidt unA bur6 Meidbeit.
10 BOB iie fia Ieidt aerOri6en Iaii-n.
9sffnet man eiA lpl@es Sorn, 10. flnoet
ii6' I'M Su,ern besielben auBer benz frilms
It6ea, brGuHtiaeH nnratbe Der &GApen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-17

@ineu pelfen d II
OruGfebIer ftnoeu mir III Der vBotfz
baoeuer 2eituno". 9ielelbe brudt uGlne
LID Den TrcuOenruf ab, Den Die pOeutlbe
8olfs7 3eItHn9" mad Der G%ntbinoung oer
Brinselitn bon Cumberland ousltle6, uno
oa lelen mir benin IL. d.: vJtun tlttt Die
gta6ri6t, odB Dem Welfenbauie etn iunger
SproB geidenft, einfa6 un0 Obne Is Ii i'll y
an u1s beran.". Ou5 lit b06it erfreuli6
fir Die 80rleH Der NnbGHger oeS bannoz
per'ibeu 8GntgsbauicS.
-Salomonii6eS urtbeil zines
ruiiii6cu 2eDrerS. SIN Dem Oorfe
Cubic, Commencement Gteip, battcn IN Der
ytddt S6ultnaben gelbe &itben aus oem
0arten DeS borttgen 2ebrerS 8otDaletpstt
geitoblen. Der Oorfpope madte it'd iiber
ben GeDrer beS 8orfallS balbcr Iuitig uuo
meinte, baB berielbt auBer Stano iein
tper6e, sic Shuloigen su bcltrafen. Der
9cbrer ipar Der Ge0entbciIigen Nnlidt, uno
ihljeBlt6 FAM e5 Sipilden 8eioen su elmer
QSette. gSa5 tbut Der 2ebrer, nm Die Wette
81 gelpinnen? ST begiebt ii6 Su ieilem
Treunoe, Dem Griitaip. uno IGBt nit oellen
amtIi6er 6iilfc iGmmtli6e &inocr
bcS 0orfe5 i'm Qltcr bon 10 bis Is Sabrem
III oaS S6ulgebGuoc Sulammentreiben,
Dteleiben einlperrer lno ie0em Sc B e
25 Tutben ltretbe geben. Die barr
barilbe Strdfe Oauerte, oa bic 2tuSabl Der
Siuoer uugefGDr 200 betrug, ben 9an,cm
Sag bis ipat III Die ytabt binein. Nuf
oieie Y8eiie bate Ser 9ebrer Die Rette ge>
ponneu, neil bic 0orfdlteiteu enti6teoen,
baB inter BEN 200 9esiihtigten &inoerm
al6 Der S6uloige beltraft muroc. @egcu
ben nnmeli1Iiden 2ebler lit cine itrafges
rt6tIt1e unterludung etngelettet tporoen.
= Sn &e36tz 8aarbeln Q1n;
garn) bat ith neHIi6 folgenoe 2tebess
Srag0bte abgelptelt. Sin bIbi6cs
WiGoden, &dtbi Ut. ans Der Sac5fa, bate
fidJ Der QrDititution ergeGen uno mar al
0er i)ano Don SeelenperfGufern bon elmer
Staot in Die alOere gelpanOert. Sor Gurz
sem fam tie Nun Ma9 &e50i=0alarbelD.
Oier muroe tie nit einem iungcn Saufz
mann, gtanen5 Minternib, befauut. Nus
Der 8ctanntidaft entiDidelte it'd balls Elm
ernite5 2iebe5perDIttliB. OaS Otdo6en,
nit SreIoen Die @elegcnbeit, it6 aus Dcnt
SGmube berausSuraffen. Der Saufmann
route lie 81 letWcul gSeibe MAIDEN. Sie
Shutter 0eS &aufmanns ipieoerleBte 1t6
jeood entl6ieoen oieier G%erbinbung. Ser
9ebeiS bat, 1lebte Der SoDn, Die SHUTTER
blieb Wuerbtttlid. SnSlpiiden geidab IS,
odb ellI &ronltGDter uSnltttut" DaS Ut6os
dJen I'M Gaui6e iiberneDmem polte; baS
OtdOdcn muBte geborden. Die Srennun0
itano unnittelb1r bepor. 0a reifte in Dem
iuugen Wanne ein entieBliber GntldIub.
ST beitelIte OaS WeGo6en SIT cinem Henoesz
pols III et1en Dffentlideu @arten, 5og ci=
men 9tepolper berpor uno feucrte 0uf ieine
@eIiebte, Die iofOrt toot 81 8ooen lant.
Gtne 3ipeite &u9el I6oB er gegen lt1 ieIblt
ab. 5Dptlih ~periDunoet ~itiIrtte CT sulams
men. Die 2ugel mar oel1t Wtdoden nlttz
ten purb Das Qers gegangen !; aus Der 3os
oesnunOe floB audi uiht ein 2rDpfe1 Slut.
Der iunge Wtann lebt nod, ieoo6 lit feline
9offuung auf 0%tettung p%orbauoen. 9aS
Wiaoben muroe unter i%nrnlenler SbeIl@
nabne Der Bep0lte1ung beerotgt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-17

ret. Gs lit ipptIbetanut, baB Or. Samss tpdbrenb Der Iess
ten 80 Sabre at Der SDibe Ser drstlidet 9r%DfeiiiDn ftan6.
sitter II. Grfatr,lng in alIen ~tpidtt9en &rten bon Sarnens
S6tpade, SamensgSerIuft in Splge bon TrdiMens
@eihtpiren I'M @eitdts, 8erIuft Der Nannharseit tDns
men iibe: aebeiIt tperben. 9aretl, tpeI6e bic beisdF
tete 8ebanbIuns tpiinf4en, hUeaen toriprs@en Dber
Idreiben. MngenebmeS 1lntertcltmen ihr gattenttn.
Gin BUD fir bas 8pIt. 2ettfaben fir SeirGtber, tpeI&es
ertlart, toer beiratben fol- un6 ipe- nitt, tuirS 9eaen
10 Gent 9ortober9iItuns slseIanbt. 9r. Somes. beit$t
30 3intnter NIB Salon. Nlan behottntt NteH'anhen sG
{eben oS be,t DDttpr. @efbdftsftuncen bon 9 ntr
gprrnittaas Bis 7 tlbr' MbenbS, Sonntaas BON 10 bis
70 ubr. Mue @eI6dfte nerSen atf bas Distretete
erIe6ipt. Stpttsrh unb StariraeIn pnitttb eIrtrt oOer
feline 8esdbIuna ~berIdnQts
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-17
Ner3tlidJe Nn;eigen.
DIR. JAMES
wine OF HOPS
lit SaS %betamntcite SseiIntittcI IN oer @eIt
iIr
GerDeuidwade, Derlorene GItrrgie, berlorele
SOffanHgcr, SngeaO=S bOrbeitcH, Dcr=
lOrenc Strait INTO Gbrgei3.
81 Die Gnartflai6e; feds iir So.
Dr. Sa1nes

Nod 5Ospita[,
Gde B% afbtnStcH
uno Eranflinfr.s
@bicaSo.
bon benz Staate SIs
LIMBS au benz ailss
brIdli6en 3nede
concefiirnirt, fDtors
tt9e 9alfe IN allen
fSdaen bpM 6eimlis
den 6rDnii1en
&rGnf5eiteIt itnb
8eihtperbeTI
in ben bebentli6iten