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DEDUCD PRICES.

My entire stock Of Goods, COMPRISING q fun lima of
White and ColOred LAWN SUITS, BATH ~
ING ING SUITS and CAPS ca for ladies and chill; -
GOODS, etc. ETC., at Greatly Reduced Prices -
NJ WILLIAM,
SO7 Pennsylvania oUeMAe.
Cite Trecise, Paris. Ia28u
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~ ING remedy for OAtarrh and al Throsf ~.
eeoes. Hawking, Offensive Breath And PainS In ~
Tsce ma IAN. eoio ~ ~ oruEgisnL ang9 IA
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BANKERs AND sTOCk BkORma

buy and SELL through the Nov York 1907 IxcSsns..
all the active stocks, and also carry came O Wi
moderate marlin as long e desired They negotisie
frequent Profits With very limited Habdity ThSiT
explanatory circular and stock report, Containing
fun Particular, are mailed free On apn6oo6ir,,s
mar96eo6m. zthp
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HUMOR ON 4 CHILD
Since Birth Cured. After Faithful Med
ical Treatment Had Failed

Messrs. WEEKS POTTER: Gerttenaen.-My little
OF his face since he Was born which during the lat
four months has spresd over tue entire side of the
face, the chin, ear, and side of the head It must
bave itched and irritated him great deal, as he
scratched the surface all the time no matter what
applied. used many remedies by advice of friends
ana my physician without benefit until found Gu
T1CURA, which immediately allayed the itching and
inflammation. and entirely cured him.
Respectfully, JOHN L. SURRY,
With Walworth Manufacturing Co.
Boston, April Is, 1878.
NOTE. Once cured, the skin may be rendered soft
ana fair by using the Cuticura Soap exclusively for
toilet or nursery purposes.
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FIFTY MILES FOR 10 CENTS.
TWO HOURS AT MT VERNON spsISss
Steamer MARY WASHINGTON VIII leave a. 80
On FRIDAY. August 18th
On SAT URDAY. August 10th.
Music and dancing On board. Resurls at Ann
Round trip 10 cents. suvl,iw
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A. 8 T r A q 8,

OUTICURA, HOP BITTERs, GENUINE IN
" sect Powder, Dlstnfectants Of all kinds CARROLL
Acid and Soap; Medicine Glasses Mustard Plssters,
Quirk's Irish Tea, Rupp's Plaster.
For Sale by
DAVIS HENESH
iy8eotr 405 7th.street northwest
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surfing their property would do well TO look into
mo rates OF the Mutual Protection Fire Insur-
NV" OF the District. 1t is home
ance Compe., -" nv Congress; Is man
institution, duly chartes~>- mon. can in
aged by some of our best business sT--,
shares In the profits The managers OF the COM
pany are: Hon. George Taylor (president), VII.
ham BallaIJyne. esq. vice presidenO aud
w. BurcheI Charles F. Peck, James II. Saville,
John T. Given ard William s. Thompson; James
e Fitch, secretary. The Office of the company
is at 1433 pennsylvania avenue, Corcoran Build
ing.
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RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Farley offered a resolution providing for
the appointment OF teacher Of eiocutlon; re-
ferred.
Mr.. Lovejoy offered resolution that a CON,
mittee be appointed TO inquire as to the power
and obligations or the board In respect TO the
erection and repair OF school buildings; adopted;
aid Messrs. Matthew'S LOvejoy and Lambert
were appointed.
COLORED NORMAL SCHOOL.
Mr.. LOyejOy congratulated the board that
they have at least made arrangements for a
cOlOred normal school with the Miner school
trustees. He reported the articles OF agree
ment, which provide that the Miner normal
school shall bear the same relation to the
| trustees Of public schools and pupils Of coored
| schools as now exist between the Washington
| normal school and pupils of the white scaools
! that the trustees OF the Miner school fix and
pay the salaries, of principal and assist
| ant teacher; that their trustees nominate
the teachers, subject TO confirmation by
| the management OF the Miner school be
| vested In joint committee OF four, composed
| OF two members OF the school committee OF the
| trustees Of the institution and two members OF
the committee OF teachers OF the trustees OF the
| public schools, who shall have the same au-
! thority over said Miner Normal School as the
| committee on teachers OF the Board OF Trustees
| OF the Public Schools now has over the Wash
| ington Normal School, that the acts Of the Joint
committee shall be subject at all times to revi-
sion and approval by the committee on teachers
| TO which quarterly reports must be made;
that the joint committee shall at the same time
submit similar report to the trustees OF the IN
paI ana assistant teachers be vested jointly In
the Board OF Trustees Of the Public Schools OF
the District OF Columbia and the executive com
| mlttee OF the institution for the Education OF
Colored YOUTH" and this agreement can be
terminated at the viii OF either board by gfytnp
not less than thirty DAYS notice in writing Thl
agreement is signed by Mrs. Ellen NJ. OSonnO]
and Messrs. q. Z. Baker, b. g. LoYeioy and
] II. Brooks.
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0RNER SIXTH AKD Il. 7. AVENUE N.w.,
OPPOSITE NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET.
my70u WAsnnerox, D. q
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Extracted Directly from the Flower.
This is the secret OF the wonderfully sweet
and penetrating qualities Of the perfumes manu-
1actured by y. d e. atkinson, OF London.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
I'm Called Little Buttercup.'

THE FiRESlDE COMPANION, No sos,
With Supplement Is now ready and Tor sale by ALI
ncwsdealers. The supplement contains The
charming Song and Chorus,
I'm CALLED LITTLE BUTTERCUP."
The following pieces of music are given AWAY with
THE FiRIsIDE COMPANION:
Baby Farming song and chorus with . No 500
"A Maiden Fair 10 See with. No 5S
The Nightengale Song" with. ........... No. 5qT
.Keiraih; Audacions Tar, Lovers Dnct withNo. 500
I'm Called Little But,ercnp," song and cho.
No my
lie Is 81 Engshman," song and chorus No so
when Was Lad also the words-com.
plete-of the comic opera. III. VI. S PIN
AFORE," with. M ,oa
Ills Sisters, His Cousins and His Aunts,"
WIN ,''''..'',',.. 5yl
NE fiREsiDE COMPANION Is for sale BY all news.
dealers, The subscription price is Three Dollars
u year Address, GEORGE MUNRO, II to % Vande.
water street y. Y.
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The Market.
CAIRO, His, March Il

CAIRO, HIS. March 10, 1919.
The weather for nearly week past has
been unsaa,onabiy warm; the mercury at
times going above 70. : The streets are
dry and dr,ty. and the atmosphere has
more Of the "azy appearance Of Indian
summer than Of March.
The market Is firm and unchanged II
leading articles, except as noted in remark,
below,
FLOUR-The market rules quiet; The
light stock prevents much movement and
dealers are generally restricting sales.
Prices are rominal!y unchanged,
HAl-R2ceipts OF choice have fallen of,
and as a consequence transactions are some
what limited for want OF supplies. Prices
have taken tumble in markets below, and
tins may effect the market here. Common
nay Is a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OohN-hecelP's continue IS"' ana
TRANSACTIONS arc limited A'''loush '"e ee'
ii'anu Is aeu'e prices are uncna"Scu' we
near oI sue Vi TWO o'F9e Io"'S' o"' Oh p +"
VA -l@ceiP's arc lu''! 0P 10 'Le "e-
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-11
T'AXES.
TAKES!

NOTICE is hereby given that will he at the fol.
4NlONing named places, at the times below stated
Tor the purpose of collecting the Revenue of Alex
ander County, Illinois for the \, y, 1875, aud all
BACK Taxes that appear on Tax Book for \. u 1873:
las the time allowed by law is short for collecting
the taxes, and making settlements. etc. taNpgyers
VIII at once see the necessity Of paving up. Ut once
ana by 70 doing their township treasures will re-
cclye the school moneys belonging to the different
school districts, pay their teachers and save paying
interest on their schedules. CtcD
At store house of Cauhc II Durham in Toledo.
Lakewood prccint, on Tuesday, March 18th, 1879,
at o clock a. m
At store house of John Boles in SandusIiv.
Sandusky precinct. on Wednesday. March l2th 1879
AZ store house of b. i. Curtis in town of IIods, ,
Park, Unity precinct, on Thursday March 18th 1919
AT store house of VI. Orr at Beech Ridge sta
1879.
At store house Of L. Galley & Co., in Clear Creek
precinct, on Monday. March nth. 1879
At store house OF r \. Edmuuson in East Cape
Girardcau precinct on Tuesday, March 18th. 1879.
AT store Of Il, +, Brown & Bro in town of Thebcs
IhcbcS precinct, on Wednesday, March 18th 1879
At store of \. ii. Ireland in town OF Santa Fee
Santa Fec precncton Thursday March Goth, 1874
At store house of +. d Athcrton in Goose Is
land precinct, on Friday, March 2st 1879.
At re- idence of \. linnsackcr in Lake Milligar
| precinct, on Saturday, March 22nd, 1870
Al residence of Peter Saup in First cairo precinct
on Tuesday, March -, 1879.
At store house Of Goldstinc d Roscnwater il
1870.
At store house of Patrick Fitzgerald, corner l4tl
street and commercial avenue, in Third Cairo pre-
clnct on Thursday, March eth, 1879.
At store house of Ernest Petit in Fifth Cairo
precinct, on Friday, March ~, 1872.
Al the Court lleusc In Fourth Cairo precinct on
Saturday. March 99th TO April 18Th, 1879.
Yours truly.
JOHN HODGES,
Sheriff and EX.Otlicio Collector
Dated this Cairo Ill Ephrunrv O2l
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EUREKA!


HARRISBURG, ILLINOIS, February IA, 1870,
Attn called meeting Of the Branch Office of the
WIDOWS and Orphans Mutual Aid Society OF Cairo,
ILL.,, at Harrisburg H., K. II. Caldwell sr was
elected to the Offices Of Secretary and Treasurer to
M the vacancy caused by the resignation of f. NJ
Pickett, removed
II IL earnestly desired by she Board of Managers Of
this Branch Office, that all the former members of
this office who are behind with their assessments
that they make immediate payment to the Secretary
80 that their policies may be reinstatcd in this the
cheapest ana most equitable Life insurance Co. on
earth
The managers of the Home Office at Cairo, Iii.
nos have lately made a considerable reduction in
the annual assessments OF the members Of this So.
society and It's branches for the expense thereof
TakinIhc hlghes limit of assessment for annual
expenses AZ allowed by the constitution of the Wild.
ows and orphans Mutual Aid Society of Cairo Iii
cost on $1,000 policy more than from s8j to
StbN Tor term of six years, depends upon are
insured, basnga calculation ON the usua estimated
per centage OF mortality; when in other Life lnsu.
rance Companies, like the Mutual of New York II
viii cost on $1,000 life policy for one wear alone
S2 iOto SlO'al, according to the age 0rhr insured:
costing more than persons of moderate crcum.
stances can pay particularly now In this time of
financial distress The same amount that other com.
pnnicS VIII charge for one year alone will caray Won
IN the widows ana Orphans lOrslN years and more
1hcrc i no safer or soundcr society than the W
and o. VI, A. of Cairo Illinois. ia existence: the
members of which are not assessed or taxed 10 helm
To support any large salaricd officers. or TO bud
large and costly Offices aud buildings no large
amount of monies accumulated for some scoundrr
to cmhc2ElC or steal
In the W and o, NJ. \, =. of Cairo H., the life
policies are all safe all death losses will Ne certain
To nr pnid to the hcncnciarics without any di.pnir
nr tlSallon of any Kind on the part of the company
u ~ nome Institution, II poor man = widows and
otphanH institution. None 80 poor but what thrv
may obtain small insurance, nyc. igatclhr plan
hnu ils workings Of this the best institution of the
kkha' come, help rs to swell lis numbers increase
Us benefits and perform your dUly 10 your wife and
children j ", MITCHELL, pr"slTr"t ""'
Il. l., CALDWELL. Secretary
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ARRIVED.
DEPARTED.

MISCELLANEOUS
The John 4 Scuddcr tomorrow.
The Port Eads and towarrived yesterday
The Halliday left Sunday afternoon fiat
in the water.
Business was more than usually active on
the levee yesterday.
The Golden Rule, from New Orleans for
Cincinnati is due this evening.
The B. s. Rhca brought fair cargo of
freight and q fair number of passengers.
The Anchor Line leaving for st, Louis
to-day Is the Belle Memphis, John Crane
, commands.
The Thompson Dean, ewing to the scare
ity Of business in the southern trade, has
laid up at New Orleans.
Mr. NJ. VI. Deem, chief clerk of the ANDY
Baum, was dangerously sick when steamer
passed this port yesterday morning. He
took his bed at Memphis last Friday night.
Lon Daniels, who since the birth of the
Argus, has acted as city editor of that
paper, was passenger to Nashville on the
3, 5. Rhca yesterday, He goes in search
Of Il field wherein he may have full scope to
display his peculiarly wonderful ability.
NOT SYMPTOMS, BUT THE DlsEASE. 1t
would seem to be truth apprcciablc by all,
and especially by professors OF the healing
art, that 10 remove the disease, not to ale
viatc its symptoms, should be the chief aim
of medication. Yet in how many instances
do we see this truth admitted in theory,
ignored in practice. The reasons that Hos,
letters Stomach BittcrS is successful in 50
many cases, with which remedies pre-.
vious!y tned were inadequate to cope sat.
trlhutable to the fact that it is medicine
which reaches and removes the causes OF
the various maladies to which il is adapted.
AuNIsSS"""' icNV' anu aSuc, llNcT cum
plant, govt rheumatism, disorders Of the
bowels, urinary affections and other mal-
dies are not palliated merely, bu. rooted
out by it. 1t goes to the fountain head. 1t
is really, not nominally, radical remedy
and 1t cnaows the system with an amount
of yigor which is its best protection against
disease
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A GOOD INNESTM EMF.

Having decided to close up my saloon
business and open n restaurant and board
ing house offer for sale ut low figures NY
saloon fixtures, consisting of Tables, Chairs
etc, also an Ice Box Of my own manutaci'
ure, that will save q creator per cent oil
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-11

THE Thcratrc Comique is still on the
waves Of success and will continue as long
as they keep up the attractions The pro-
gramme last evening met with the hearty
approval of the large audience, and every
thing went of in the usual frstclass man
ner. The Beautiful Female Minstrcls won
the hearts Of all present by their charming
singing.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR TEN DOLLARS CASE

we Will insert u scyen.line advertisement opo was
~ llst OF bo weekly newspapers or iour lines In
HG,n,It wv w. nl "if papers or ten lines two weeI
a. cllolcG OF either Of -four scperate and dlstipe
ii, H.. 20 To 100 papers each or for1
INES one week In all fOur of the small ists ar onI
,inu one week In all iS Lists combined being mo
man Inv papers We also have Isis of papers nj
Soa,gT ,hFoushoHt tae United States and Ganadd
g ~ p SGn!I ior our 100 page Pamphlet Addres
Bn,a,,,, IA" 10 ELL " w Newspaper Adyprtsinl
bureau ~ spruce St, New York.
- o'-li lou viii send us the names of a hal
uo"'G hlgh'prGGd papers In which yon would adyer
uSo, JUST NOW, II satisfactory inducement
made, we viii suomit proposition, by reinrn mail
Mhlch we think will please you. MoSeY SAVED /
MONEY EARNED. send copy Of the advertisement
yon VIII use and state in what paper you saw this
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-11

EsrRAY NoTIcE,-Supposcd to have
stolen, red and white COW. Ear marks:
slope off of the right ear and crop and slit
in left ear. Taken March 9th, from col
ored man giving name of johnson, and
from near Villa Ridge The owner can
have the property by proving ownership
and paying charges.
CHAs. GAYrR.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-11
Eminent Drs. s. L. and J. C. Nieblet,
st. Louis. Mo-,

st. Louis, Mo-,
Say: COldcn's LIEBIG's LIouID EXTRACT OF BEEFI
Is ycry agreeable article Of diet,a particularly
Useful when tones are required, being tolerated.
when other forms of animal food IRE rejected I'M
DIPrHERIA, MALAEIAL TYPI ID FEvEIs WEAKNRss.
and every depressing disease we have prescribed i'll
with GREAT SUCCESS. Van Schaack Is Stevenson.
druggists agcnts, Chicago
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-11

For good shave for ten cents, a good
hair cut for twenty-five cents, 90 to Henry
Schick's babcr shop, No. 142 Commercial
Avenue.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-11

For RENT-An excellent dwelling house
Inquire of GEO. FISHER
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-11

Bass d Cos. Pale ale and Grimmess' Dub
| lin Porter at r. SMyTu & Co
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-11

WANTED-Ten Ccopers for slack work.
MEMPHIS, CoopERAGE e MF'G. Co.
Memphis, Tennessee.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-11
Sales and Quotations.

ilr.t hands in rouud lots. An alyanc, Is
charged for broken lots In dllug orders,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
DIPTHERIA !

Johnsons Anodync Iiuimcnt win po.ilycy pro.
vent this trrrblcdlscase. md viii bo.itiyrIy rntr
hlhc eases IN ton. Information that VIII save many
iN'f sent free by mail Don't delay moment.
prevention j. better 'hqu cur. Sold cyerwAgf,
J. :. JOHNSON q CO., Bangor Maine,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-11

Il 8. surc. qNcS remedy nran liscg.c, # the
kdhrls, Bladder. ana rlUy Df.ar.. existing
,!lh,r 10 nal, ur female. A.. irritation IrnLmuh.
non, or Liberation of The kquy,, and Bladder.
Gravel. stone in The Bladder. kajdi.h ar Brick.
duet srdimrn, iu Urine, Tuck. cloudy ar Enpy
Hnc, f1inial lruatug =, H"uvy,Jh-. Mucous al ID
Involuntary Discn.F.'-, Morbid Irritation Of Blag.
der aud lrrthra, Chronic Cailrra Of Bladder.
Nuppre,-ion Retention or luroutiucucc of
ltnc, Diabetes, Drup-v, OSchnic Weakness. f..
male Complaints, aud nll Chronic Melodies Of the
Urinary ana Sexual Or.Ens.
Thousands can attest 20 it. wonderful curative
properties IN these Diseases
for Nervous Debility, with all IT, gloomy attend
ante, Dizziness. Lo.s Of Memory, Low Spirits
&c, II l. q sovereign remedy
ShoLhNDER'S BUCHU buoy. up thceucryatcd
tvsicm, impnrting new lie ana vigorous action
ne whole system becoming strengthened and in.
vgorated.
BE sure and ask for Smolander's Buchu.
ln-lst upon having 1t, and take no other.
PRICE Sl.00 SIX BOTTLES S.. 90
For ,alC by oil the Wholesale Druggists in Chicago,
and Medicine Dealers generally
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-11

GA DAY TO Agents canvassng Tor the iII.LsIps
ID VISITOR Terms and OUTFIT free Address, 7.
y U. VlCKERY, Augusta, Maine
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-11

ice than any other ever manufactured in
Wv "'''" ''"'es 'cS'''cS II 's furnished IN
'"N' ''y'c Is VIII acorn any dlhing room
o"A''LES oc"oENNEfER'
''0' '''H' "''c' o. l0V'
Bass 4 Co. paIeaIc and Grimmcss' DuhIir
Porter at r. Smyth & Co.
W., -
!" ouy llSnt spring wagon
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-11

u hLL Chrome Cards, Notices, Fnwcrs &C,
~ pretlest ever sold, with ZANE l0c. Nassau Card
Co., Nassau, y. \.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-11

i. " SNYrH Go. are in receipt of lass &
Cos. Pale ale and Grimmess' Dublin Porter.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-11

g. "a month and expenses guaranteed to AGENTS
p' Outfit Tree. SHAW " Co, Augusta, Maine. \
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-11
CHEESE.
TAI.LOW

Ao'Vh ''''..' ;
.ctl.l' r.........,.......... u
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HIDES

Dry Flint.................,... ........ 10
~! 7n!t
'''.' HH'''''''
'It'"
She'P ........ ... lOiJO
n.t,'oA $3.50
"iA" I"F''"""' 900. JG3S
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-11

BRANCH OFFICE Of Williams Steam DYE
Works, Of Evansville, at Mrs. James No
Al Eighth street, Cairo, Ills.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-11

BASS 4 Co. Pale ale and Grimmcss' Dublin
Porter at Il. SmytA& Co.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-24
King Priam's Palace.

The house OF Priam might, in the
opinion Of DIR. Schliemann, have had
more than one hundred rooms, and he
thinks il was originally five or seven
stories high. One Of the rooms now
contains jar 80 large that II Is nearly
filled by 1t. Four OF such jars have been
found by him, each measuring i've and
a half feet high, and four feet seven
inches broad. The large number OF jars
found on the ground floor induces the
belief that it was used for store rooms.
The four huge jars contain number Of
Of terra Gotta vases, Of which also many
fine specimens we're found in the brick
colored ashes with which the rooms are
filed. DR.. Schlicmann thinks the most
remarkable thing in the ancient man
sion Is that here and there beneath il
the walls of still more ancient build
ing are found. He ascribes them TO the
first city erected on the site Of the ia
nous city. All the fragments Of pot
terry which he has seen in the rooms Of
the mansion Immediately beneath the
Trojan stratum have, he says, on both
sides a beautiful lustrous red, black or
brown color, which he has never found
anywhere except in the strata ofthe frs,
city. He u further Of opinion that the
great circuit wall was not built by the
people which inhabited Troy at the time
Of the catastrophe, but by their prede-
cessors. Among the remarkable OBJ
jects discovered recently, DR.. Schlie-
mann, In his letter to the Times O4on-
don), mentions the remains Of an en-
bryo child, which . physician thinks to
be only four months old. All the bones
seemed to be present, $50 that the skel-
eton might easily be reconstructed. -
NesC York Tribune.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-24

II has been profoundly remarked. thai
the true way TO tell toadstool from
MUSHROOM Is 70 eat It. II you die II was
. toadstool, II you live. 1t was q mush-
room. A similar method Is employed
In the selection Of husbands; marry
him. IL he kills You he was bad hus-
band; II he makes you happy he is a
good one. There il really no other cri-
terion. As DIR. Samuel johnson re-
marked the proof Of the pudding is in
the eating thereof. Some young men
TIL seem unexceptionable. indeed very
desirable, ~ long as they are single, are
perfectly horrid as soon as they are
married. All the latent brute there is
in the heart comes out as soon as SEN
sitive and delicate being seeks her hap
piness in his companionship. The
honeymoon lasts q very short time, the
receptions and the rounds Of parties are
soon over, and then the two sit down
and make home happy. II she has
married society man, he will soon be-
gin to get bored; he will yawn and 90
70 sleep on the sofa. Then he will take
his hat and 60 down to the club TO see
the boys, and perhaps not come home
till morning. Ifshe has married man
engrossed in business he will be tagged
out when he GENES home. He may be
sickly man that she must nurse.
and morose man that she must seek to
cheer, drunken man that she must
sit up for, and violent man that she fears,
fool who she soon learns to despise,
vulgar man for whom she must apollo
gize-in short, there are thousands Of
ways Of being bad husbands, and very
few ways Of being good ones. And the
worst Of II Is. that the poor silly women
are apt to admire in single men the very
traits that make bad husbands, and look
with contempt or ridicule upon those
quiet virtues that make home happy.
Men with very little personal beauty or
style, often make the wife happy-and
sometimes quite the reverse. The num-
Der Of ways Of being bad husband is
almost as great as the number Of ways
Of being ugly. No one can tell from the
demeanor OF a single man what sort Of
husband he will be. Meanwhile she
must marry somebody. Eat it, il You
die il was toadstool, II you live II was
a mushroom. Baltimore Every Satur-
dan