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- 3T3H FFUlIt7&tf HH}IEIIH. :.
1sanr FlGherg nild Frank Hasset were held Tor
the t;ratH! Jury In default Of s,0 hail by thu
eccun1 degrcu. They hroku into room III tho
Itock Ilollse, Oh Broadway street, u few days
pgu, mil stole, auo.tg otter things, quantity
pf gul,blers' implements. Among tllu latter
WIS exhibited III court rs uylilcsrc agallls: iho
Inei ul,l Ii .lcsignvI tu furltato cEeating at
cards, Tic tontryance consists of a!l arraliGe..
mcnt OF springs III lrar,c which passcs aroani
contains ,lr c,lrds designed to bo used in e1ltnt-
lug, Attaulle.t lu tbs apparatus Is 4 strin.
wliel, passes around thu plaYers body 70 rs
lelt ha,u. by Inuans of thu string Thu llayet
hand, 4,lh withdraw thuao Ila docs not consider
strong enough to pia5 ngatast his oppouent::
Tho lnacl,lslc boro evidence of long service, an1
llals doubtless etnplted tue pockets OF mauy
Erecnhorn,
, 1879-03-26
An Alleged S,y1ntllu.

TO EH8 EHtlnf o. 7Ht 7FfbtIHf.
JEnsETyiLLH, ILL.,, Murch 2i.--Thc advertise
rnent OF n Cincinnati company that appearcl In
Tnz WEEKLY CHICAGO TRIBUNE Of March i, Of
fctlng to send "Fleetwool's Life Of Christ" FREQ
to ri! who send tlse.n four threc-ccnt postage
stamps, is a "takc-fn" affair by d SGT Of rogucs
who "stcal tho livery Ut Heaven 10 servo tho
Devil In" Instead of sending tho book they
proniae, ttoy send only their circulars in MI
opcn cllvclonc, at onccGtit pnstnue, stating that
Oh receipt of cash order for not lcss tlnn $40
wortl, Of their books they will scnd free tho
"l.t.u OF Clrst" osa "Bib'c Dictionary" 'l'Aey
titus make II cents clear OH every answer to
"chcck y 10 nsls tIcir tupcs to send them sl0
,norsl The police might secure good job nI.l
do the public IL service by "gnbsllng" " tue cull-
ccEn at ~ Arcade, Cincinlnti, o. u.
, 1879-03-26

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MILWAUKEE, Afnrcll 2J.-Now that the prcst.
Dental nunstton IA ortntcf, nm, cnni,Jflo,cs ~,
,,o,,,. ,ra,.,sh, t>.a..", n,s .,,e1a ss1o
ueiis p'ousf' .os"asa a''a .hs11 fsspee!l'o
cln'tns urged nnd debated anu their atlalttca.
tEons annlyzed, tako tho liberty OF hsking
spacu for few words In Your columns, kuo,y.
Iut- t,cv oro onon NJ nj ,tmce ~ vo,,s roni,ors
't' ~ "t w ~.
IL IS admlItca ny all parties tlaat thc country
demands statcssnan for CHIEF Exccutiyc,-o
OF uulo,.htcd ability, Of untrlng zeal and cncr
, 1879-03-26

think thu seed il growing nrj iln p.ineiptn
sound. tnvltc cr|tirltm, lf It Is wrong, put lt
n.a.., !.n. ''tct a WI. snen Goeshnatnu ~
snrrIy .urres. srafn.t s'1r3, nnxrrf,,, iniit,-
et.ecs; hut believing tho prtncinle to be sound,
ltst, ami practicable, nnl ,prunbt!gc III mural.
~. ;nl greatly u the pubic Eoo'!, mage s'oHi
i,ottcr ,h"wn} msiu u.pn % y r,i '."1 ao>''' ''''"
u. WHITING,
tsomo weeks nro nm had some rcnlnrl,s al n
rcyotl,,e Mli hrnnorc,1 nv 9,uatur WhttInr: hs
answered by rco,,c,tfuy lint tl,e lAll bu n,ll,-
ltshctl. This ,vns t,o,,r. n1 uow no arc callc,l
1,,on to n,1bltel t,,, furcroinr |nt,cr.
Lii hardly worth while Ia wnsto tnaco n,
tllis absurd proposit,on tc sincerity Of fts n,t-
thor docs not ,naka Il any nore Intelligent or
Just. The obcct ut thu ,,itt IL s!u,pIy for the
supposed benefit of tho borrower. it ,e not to
Increase thu rcyonuc mt to Afford rcIcf TO INK
pnycrs whose prnnerty IL mt mprtcaoch: mt
to lower lakes on nrrsonal propcrty; not to
help any c,ass who oro operating on their own
capital; not to Induce capital to come 10 tho
Stntu; not to retluce The rato ot interest to
those under tl,u NECESSITY ..of borrowing: uu,l
nut for the benefit of ,l1c pcDplc collectively or
Individually. The solo ,,urpusu Of the bill
is to enab1c Il mas who has tor-
rowod and pQsscsecs a,,otl,cr mans cap,tn1
to escape part or MI of his taxes, unil compel
tllo creditor who bus loanc. him tic money to
pay nil or part Of the I,orrowcr's taxes on the
land VIII this BIZ accomplish even this ,tlst,l-
tcrcatcd and ,,nsc,ssli parposcl Ife thinks the
borrower wilt "witI, keen oycs ind sl,arp scent
jEvu away hts creditor ly tunklue return of thc
amount of tho mortgage tn order to reltcyc h,s
laut OF taxation. Perhaps 50, but low wifi that
work IN practtcc7 Whena man wants 10 borrow
, 1879-03-26

1}fthiHgtnn J,Jasch 10 Nt'r 0Tlr.,ns Times tlen.)
Thu plan which Is Buygcstcl, II tlcaGluck
occurs. Is, In cuso Of veto, Congress shall take
j recess Instead uf adlnnrning un,t! DECEMBER.
Congress wo'1ld cot3strllct!yoly be In session.
and, ,heroforr could not be called By tllc Presi-
dent In extraordinary session. Tl,r expenses Ut
n continuous session would he ohyiatel, MI
anxiety to business men would br aIayrd. which
would be telt II Cougress began To tinker With
tnairl snattcrs, an! tiIn responsibility for full
llrv of appropriations would iu'i OH The Vrrss-
dent II liz VETOED ile Appropriation hill, n,. l.o
rt'tlA try thv experiment. Ut running thus Gov
crnlncn. without money fur Il few mouths. ami
whrn Gn,lEsesA illut he would hear to rcnaun
Though 1io such bultcy lsas yet lIcen agreed ~,
It meets he yIGwB ot .e ,nat turlty of tlIu Smith.
crn inelnsiprs, atl slanA lalr r!llnce at helilg
putct puInts,
, 1879-03-26

.EHE i3tJITTft
= Mn 1nrH Tribune fEfp.}.
Cut it. slortl Tho extra acsslon-'
EHi IL shortf
Voters pasttnn all trantHrcss!on
OF tho enIt.
Subsidies EhoIthl bo anblIdtng;
Only lobhcss arc drri,ling
'lcr,nnnenca Ut legislation
cut # saDrtt
Cut II sI1orlt Thcrc's ruin In IT,
Cut II shurts
Ninety dntlars every minute
lint nport.
When thu budget liaa l,ccn voted,
tl'rucr md rrht will he ntu,nHted"
l!y tue flight uf tiollBu n.ld scnatc-
Cit II Yhorts
, 1879-03-26
Tell tho boys. Colonel.
To the Editor nj TIE Tribune.

CHICAGO, Marth 25.-I sposo wc 1nusacns
beiovc tne Bbcl bcsaus Col. lngcraol sails II
iseut tru, but somc OF It's boys wants to no viii
tic world dldcnt run over with fulL;s mtiyon
years ngo II 1t was atlwas, and had
folks on aliwas, wc no It atnt so
awful big, aud VIC no tier gets more and
nlure folks; Of course ho noes ind viii don't he
tel us oil nlout 1t tt|e black Ills boots fur nothn
II ho wood 10.
, 1879-03-26

Victoria, Crow,,-rgtnecss Of Germany, Is TO-
1nasknhly fond TT hursus. When s!le arfye.i mt
ttlc CtartnG Gruss station not long ago. white
lcr lw4, bEu!lcrs wern waiting to meet her, shs
WIS presently discovered pnttti1 tllu beautiful
horses attached to ,hr ltuyal carsisges and M
dressing them chevrilv.
, 1879-03-26
THE VOICE OF TIE PEOPLE.
NYElnt Docs l1U TscrieyD
TO The Editor cf IHe Tribune.

CHICAGO, March 25.-Plcuse iuscrt tho follow
Ing: Col. Ingcrsoil-1 l,ave been listening to
what you do not believe for son,c time.
any belief, alltl Whpt 1t ts. INQUIRER,
, 1879-03-26

Chattanooga t7fnn.l Tf,..s tftm.).
Ohio las Eow citizens who 10 not think pf
running fur President some time; hence nond Of
the candidates from that State hare MANY local
bnrterH, QS It were,
, 1879-03-26
EGYPT.
Tho Strange Crisis---Governmont by
Foreigners--Rotrenohing the
Harem.
Dlsmissing Officers without pay.--Tho
Revolt Against Nubar Fasla.
WIN Franco and England Rule
Jotntly2

- ,, - t,.st .1,
u. "''ae'' a. administration N Egynt 's ~ thls
moment 1t, Tie process OF soldltnn. md tlc
strain has become scvcro In consequence. Tho
cxtent OF tho Khruiyc's Indebtedness to English
boudhottlcrs rendered It nban,utrIr ncrrssnrv
sonc tlmo aro flint son,nthfuv ehn,,1d In ,,onn
70 improve ."c !'aaae'al cofaitsoh o. inc coni'
Try h,d THO administration generally; md, rs
Frcnct, susecnt!hiIiscs lin1 to be taken Into con-
sdcrntEon,-rcndrrcil unusually keen by tho
a""n,.,,,oo =, Gyn+us.n Tatnn. va. "r ,,,aa s.o
"e4"!s.'ou " c5p1"e'~M Sap'"u. ". ""s 1oshoa
Consisting ot Mt. N1Vers wilson, F'''ahce Minis
ter; Mr.. BliGntercs, Public Works: alId Nubar
hsln,s ; Furn,,an' ,S ''e'' %''0 ~' VIZ ''''''''
''''s' HHs ps'A'''
..--..., HuhAH iAsA"'
upon whom the success OF the experiment matn-
If 1epcnlctl, IL the son Of a Turkel, fuur,iunary
ind m rmrntnn Christian. liz comn To Erynt
- -" ... ..,',,,,a, -, s,,,,,... ~ ~
~" so""E 'na"' oAnap'eu ''"'"e1 n"'.sy, ,a ar-
rived ut TIC ulghity ot Cabinet Mill
, iyed in Paris, nutl hrcamo thoroughly
1,.,ro,oa,,,xo,. -, ,,,or 1,r,ts H., ,daoL ,l,n
:" u,"st "o'as' ~ ,sa Nv
s.ees u "e"'e1" sF'""''.u :" ',uhp ""'sn W.
thoroughly qualified to carry out the delicate cx-
pcrln,cnt OF mixed administration, he was &C.
!eGtGd as tlie frimo Minister destined to re-
hao1!itato tfie ioEtuNcs OF Egyrt.
In order fl3it tiltt reforms WH1El FErC C0ntEu-
n,n,rI sI1n.,id ho lin mora ihorm,rhly carrIed
ont, ''''
ropEtoyrns WE'RE 1yrnon;cEp
,,.a u, ,i,,, h.o,',,o, ~ ~, ,,,,hIi,, .or,,o
rh amto NJ .,'v pIa.ese' VI l ;. momg scF'ec;
u,. ~, ran,',,n. i,,n ,orn y, ~ a,,;t, ~
w. Wln IVY ~ ~, "ss , "uo IL, ~ ~ u'.u ~
1 o. -. ~ ~ - wv Wa,,,. ~ INC 'on ~.
.trin % ~, itui,, " ,y a. Is n'sst M ~,
Comp.ro1ler-{icnerat, who Is au Engistlmn1,.
~ uoani o. nni.Mny n1m lcieE!apli AtiIa'Hts- M
tiatton WIS e9Matltntcu, eunslstms . nwo En'
9als o'a M.u IVY t.
lie eustut', Mlo ~ n s"u s.sstssal. %
1s.+r ;n,;.s;nnnru rnns;sftr,r ~ n - Enrttsimnu
Frrnchtlan, ul,l MI Egyptian, administer lhu
revenues pl the pu,ra Estates. which belong 10
thc rrIrnsur iau,ily, u,,,I arc Of Immense extent,
willis tlelr juco,1it; bas now been hy1,otfecatctl
to various classes of crcllitors III addition to
thIs therc arc thc domain estates, bcloncing TO
thr KhrIliye. ile revenues Of which haye nfeo hcen
arat ri In In. n,,tl1c cxirenries. md tirs
mr. n,ininstercd hy mn Enrlfshmnn. a French.
man. 1,,d MI Eryntpn. Tilt rol,rls t,f iustitt,
nrc conductci by nbvut n dozuu Foreigners OF
, 1879-03-26
NOT so BADLY DUpED.
The Great Co1ored Hegira from the
South.
a Correspondent Examines the st.
LOFTS Crowd.
The Darkies Appear to Know What
They Are About.
Their Livos Arc gafo in Kansas.--A Clanco
for Philanthropists.


Their LiYns Arc Bafo In Kansag---A Ularca
far ph;lon+bro,,;ets.
.m..u
Tpfs,os os,,.s o,"aa,. or ~, !" h,~, ,nrns prent
et' l"o!'f Al"! 49,. ',,,x1. ~ ro,nred ,,eo-
'na"S H"a.o "D a. .,., wall nrrir,] trn,u
w ~ ,rho,r ,,ovc t,xsr,l M, tn !.
uc e"t'', tse .ss i,n. 1oo,, =, 1cnrt, from mr..
hausao. ' ~. .r,", .,,, ~ ,con,c }hov,rcrr.
no'"' N"l ess fn l.ovtn,, ti.tr hn,nc. md ,hn
u'e' 1s' os,,as - t,,a,r si,n,,1tonco,,, mtpra.
.'aso .."
N'''" IN arrrAnArcB
.,,,. ,,o lc.. in,ollJcent t1au The average
s",',o1 1y ro,,to NJ tho North. although Among
.,,o,, nro fornd many uxcentiunatv bright men
-'a % ,ror7on, Thofr c1othi,ir nil eee,ns to be
o.an - n.,o,,o,l, lint ri Tim ,neu. Tl,cir
W.. w. and nont, aro mos,o iii of countless
..s,,,. ~ ti,n r,o,t m}rra mncrials, buth IN
",a. sn1 ono,itv Tlc woman look better,
VIZ 1..,. ~ tto,, r,o1,o mir. an nttr,pnt nj
"A1 s.t,s Tho,, nro ,,oat,v trJd. .I,nn,9s. not}
gay at'ne' AAes nv '"o' '. ,".rs ..s,.,..t,n
of .en yerv w old people and very young children.
,r,,ar :.on, ~ hovc trourht away their families,
MOOT AID BRANCH,
ana nsc .u!.Y ue'.! e'. Su..,.aIn,>i T,,,,
the plantations ol tIe !'o"e' hlne'ss'lpi' '
most Of them }nye a }ittle outfit Of household
.,, ~ ~, o.nccto11v ,vc1i .rnn1tct1 with
bedding. Many OF them hare LITTLE money.
as ~ NV saa'.S a,o.r w. sr,,os ,,orrc1 ,,m 1,nd
actlf Tic eali'u hto.5' 4aI! ""'nA NV ~"
under contracts Whlca pnt tncnl W!lnl'y III tte
mercy Of the white people. The usual rent, paid
IN cotton was at tae rate o. sl9 per acte. &C., ,ney
had to buy provisions, on credit, Of the la'''i-
o"ne'e ,m, ~ .'Ip... .,,,.uo <,.n',,n,1 ,rns
rcfptcu pllls lof efoec'cs "l'etc wi wa
tna'sou -. y. :" ~. a,,ts ,,nd s,dc hu,nn n, q,
aRe, huRaF aI ~ esl'so - pea...' a"1 80
:cnts 4 pound. antl hour al sl' per na'se'' eh'-
<N.. .n,.. a,,.t, no Urn ,,,v II, tbr u nr+j, fur
sroeap sloes susn a' w. oas w., ., IT, ~ -, No. n,ai
h,r of tbc cuttou tho rentcr was ustlally
wv NY 1rnT w To NICHE THAN THE WHOLE AMOUNT
OF Ills cnor,
md then anything he had-llogs, nalcs, or chick
.ns-woull he se'sed in pnyment. l'clng unable
mercy Of tho ,,,,serrpulous. They anid they had
been working now for fourteen years, n1d were
rctting WORSE OF oycry ycar; that 1t was ouly
itarvas'on any now, am! lucy 'noAe,.t ,ney
might lib we'll starSe IN hnhsas as anywhere
.'as' ~ .,s,. ,,iaoa nri ,por. ,t.s.+.
mohy ltat ,heS sou'p'es' , Mnu W." ,, u'ss".
s" '.r ,srco n"mner q, @ @ men ts Ind mot 'nt
~ a""h -. .,.ax, hns,,, atraid :, a., 81 ,r,nv
Voted tor years, ocI'' n;t,'t ~ III, uo ~, lnuy
,nv coorcd man who nude himself corspic,,ous
~, .o Jsoa,;o, wa ,rarns, i" hrrr mint n.y.
|coyr Among tho reasons Eiycu for fcayny tho
sn,,,,, f,rnycr t,ds ono O, 1auyer 10 lie seemed
Tic malt prominent. as nh e'u'ncnt lawyer
here sah whilo discussing the statnpc'!e,
"a StoaEn Do*'r LIKE 70 Ne KILLED
,py better 1han white man, ~
, 1879-03-26

t,u,cAno. Mnrcl, as,-It NAV or NAV not bo
information 10 vou that tho Roy. Gibson, tho
sun Eranc,sco missionary, eoca)lctl, owns
1urro hn,Idu,. or roo,;cry Of buildings, in the
ltmits of Chinatown, In Euu Francisco, which Ia
rented In nnar,ncnts nj flush prces 10 Chinese
lodpcrs. II YOU will eyau,uc the flies Of your
Nan Frnnr,sru e.rbnnre. Ut Inst summer un,1
fall Won viii find tic Council nf San Franclsco
,}Irerte,t Tho Heard of JIcalt1, to i,succt md
,,lcnn,, ,tc m1tltlinrs IN Chinatown. 10 prevent
nm rnJ1nmic from l,rcukl,r out In ihat pcs,l.
lcutiul loro},ly What do you thln,, wqs ,tlsroy-
crcdl This, lint t,bsuu's buildings wcre us
filthy and tsc's1ly paelic! by sl'o nagans liz the
hItt,lSat nlld d1rt!cst Iookefy masart! oF any o.
w Gt.nese. yu' H. ,s ,u
n,t;m, ~ In Inn t,rst c}Sai,sn n,,ti rery;ntc1i
f:s, so,,,1ainc :" s ~ tG1s icts "tnncilrS =,
c;ran ia +nIcmcnts m,,,i rrstrirt iJs r,,,ts in n
s"1r.c ~ yhnissntnrnrss. nj, In i,n,, to g,n,nIv
viii liz or,lers~to Ills Sl,aulv. -.
, Is y ,n1r -, u,Ssss hinesc a,a 1enc. ,c
@ cs ~ Hy ', s .nuntty dti o I1s he e beu
.rernt' 1nv.nnfdlnws rcst,cetnhirs mt to sor
ayhristion! m,diori ever Tor i;ii1,onsn. s,,rely
Sn stM,i Whit; INV" nrcn h. :ipnni mi1% III hnnsy
~ :. swnnt "nu "rl r. "arn,s',cd !, 4 'rn.Vrtrt,'
"e's "''' '''''"'s"
,--r-.,
A'1o eefk'as 1"*'S HAM "' cfop'Sep'fl'
.....- Ing
To the Editor ~ 7he Tribune.
MtM,co STATION, Etobicokc, AIarcl, al-I
nm .,srustcI viii, t],p wuy In which !rrcspo,,st-
hc' 'gnosatt hcs1uhtcss ll"Pose apon lHo poop'o
ny their rcpoFts OF crop-1Fospcets, statistics OF
aereugc Interviews With leading uCricllturistH,
ctr., mn nrn,,ost, thro,,rt, yo1,r vuEuuhle mrd.
.ss ,r."'. ". s....t ..' - ,hnsa
un., tHE 4a'"u'k' u eo''set eo'mo " @"ese
lAl]aclcs mn! give you somcInftis fel!a'Rc'
Since writing you last, on thu 81 nit, have
trnycIc ty ru,l unl boat on horse loot a,,I lctc-
t1ano' 1''o.7 ncs na,o ose" .4',ous" ,"o ,ct'
tic tleltls of sxty.nino STATES a''a ieFs,toiea;
ilave sccl, tho goltsun grain wayo IN hsllowy
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-12
CLUB LIFE.
Now York Times

Clubs in London have had severer tinan-
cialstress within few years than clubs in
New York. All told, there are some fifty
there; but many Of these have no club
houses, only meeting places, and are not
materially different from colloquial grog-
geries. At least two-thirds Of London
clubs are heavily in debt, and old ones are
dying from lack Of support quite as rapidly
as new ones are forming. Last year not
less than ten clubs became extinct, and it is
probable that as many more will join them
in the land Of nowhere before the end of
next December The two leading causes
of lon-sucCess are waste in the larder
and expense and improvidence of SER
wants. These will eat and drink
wages are comparatively Of small
Importance any club, not carefully and
continually managed, into arly bankruptcy.
Some of these bodies have 100, 1875, and
even $50 servants and when their capacity
for consuming viands and portabes is con-
sidered, the prospect is alarming. The
| pri ncipal OF fashionable clubs are only
twenty three; nearly all are extravagantly
conducted, and not few wholly misman-
aged, Their membership is often large,
from 1000 to 2,700 or $500 The Junior
Carlton, for example, has 1890, and the
Junior United Service, $500. Initiation
fees and annual dues are about the same as
here; But London clubs are not so pleasant,
on the whole, as New York clubs, by reason
OF their division INTO sets and the greater
stiffness, reticencc, and unadaptablity of
British character.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-12
CHURCHES.

A FRlCAN NJ E.-Fourtcenth street between
~ Walnut aud Cedar streets; services Sabbaih u
u. M and ;SOp. m; SUNDAY School 80 m.
GHRISTIAN- Eighteenth street; meeting Sab
" bath 1920 p. m; preaching occasionally
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER-tE pi.copeD
\ Fourteenth street; Morning prayers lsLboHih)
1880 a, M, evening prayers, 80 y. M SaDDaiA
scnool 9 o. m Rev. 81 j. Dillon.Lce. Rector.
ElRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH.
L Preaching AZ 1890 a. m, p. m, and 80 p m
sabbath school AZ : 80 r. II. Rev. l. D. nhoFet'
pastor.
I LUTHERAN Thirteenth street, services Sab
bath II a. m. aud 80 p. m. Sunday school va
m Rev Ducrchncr pastor.
1JETEODRT-Cot Eighth and Walnut streets
vi Preaching sabbath 1920 a. m, and y. ~
prayer meeting, "wednesday 80 ?, M sunday
School. p, 3D. Rev. s. + Morrison, pastor.
DRESBYTEMAS- Eighth street; preaching on
! sabbath at j 90 g. 10, and : |i r. M; prayer
meeting Wednesday az - p. m; Suueay schOo!
at p, 10. Rev, B, ! George, pastor.
SECoND FREEWILL BAPTIST e. Fifteenth
> street between Walnut and Cedar street,; sc!
vices Sabbath al and ii2U D. ~.
CT JOSEPUs- Roman Catholic Corner Cro--
- aud Walnut streets: services sabbath 1879 a.
~. Sunday school NJ : p. "a. Ne-pea ?. M; ser
vice. every day at p. IN.
CT PATRIrKS-t Roinau Catholic Corner Ninth
- street and Washington avenue, services $50
bash and 10 a, M; Ne-pcr- ,. m, Sunday NeAou
: j. N. services every Gsg "a; y N. Rev r ""ae!
priest.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-12

CONSUMPTION CuRED,-An old physician,
retired from practice, having had placed in
his hands by an East India missionary tho
formula of II simple vegetable remedy, for
the speedy and permanent cure for con-
sumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asthma, and
all throat and lung affections, also posi-
tive and radical cure for nervous debility
and all nervous complaints, after having
tested its wonderful curative powers in
thousands of cases, has felt 1t his duty to
make it known to his suffering fellows.
Actuated by this motive, and desire to
relieve human suffering, | will send, free
ofchargc, to all who desire it, this recipe,
with full directions for preparing and using,
in German, French, or English. Sent by
mail by addressing with stamp, naming
this paper. w. w. Sherar, l40 Powers
Block, Rochester, New York.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-12
THE POLITICAL PROBABILITIES.
MURAT HALsTEAD on THE PRESIDENTIAL
PROBLEM

MuRAT HALsTEAD on THE PRESIDENTIAL
PROBLEM.
The Fied-Marshal of American politics.
Murat Halstead, sat in his den in the rear
of the Commercial office at 10 o'clock Sun
day evening. called on him and preached
the subject of politics. He wheeled around
and fixed his keen black eyes on me, let
down his eyebrows into a condensed thun-
der-cloud, smiled pleasantly with his mouth,
and said:
II don't know as | have much to say in
regard to politics. The declination of
Thurman to become candidate has taken
the interest out OF the campaign. 1t is not
very important; it is not going to be cam
paign of any sensational consequence
But it is said the friends of Thurman
are renewing their entreaties that he be a
candidate
at is not the friends of Thurman whoare
urging him to become a candidate: it is his
enemies. Those who are anxious to have
Thurman run for the govenorship are work
ing his destruction, and are doing it know
ingly. Thurman knows it,"
What influence will the present years
campaign have upon the presidential cam.
paign"
"None. 1t has nothing to do with it at
ALL"
what of Sherman as candidate for
govenorl'
"Sherman is not going to be candidate.
He'd see the party damned first. have no
idea that he would leave the Cabinet to
come down here and take Office of Gov
ernor of Ohio"
"Who would be good man for the posi-
tom"
Il think of the governorship as | do of
the presidency; that any man who is fit to
be good Justice of the peace is good
enough Tor the position
"What do YOU think Of Garfield as a
candidatc!'
1T would be clearly absurd TO take HIM
out of the house and put him in the guber-
material chair
"But If he goes there as step toward the
senateN
"That would be different, but I do not
think he will doit.'
IL IL Sulu lIldt cueii HAL - uuAlous W ~
back to the senate
III do not think Sherman wise to 60 back
there. The greatest victory since the SUR
render of Richmond is the resumption of
specie payments. To John Sherman is due
u great part of the credit OF this. and he
should realize on it.
"What do you think Of Garfield as apresi-
dental candidatel"
ale will not do HIS record is good
enough but man to run for president
must have his name associated with some
great event. There is no startling event in
the life of Garfield to thus recommend him
to the people. There was no statesman
ship about Grant, but he sat on his horse at
Appoma,tox and received the surrender Of
Richmond. Any man could have done the
same thing But the man who received
the sword Of Lee must be made president
II was the same way with Jackson. He
was at the battle of New Orleans. John
Sherman is not q statesman; but, when you
consider the frugality Of the people, the
great balance Of trade now moving In our
favor, and the condition Of business, John
Sherman gets the credit more than nc
ought, no doubt S
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-12

was made to have the speaker make
inquiry rs to the cause Of so many absen-
tees, but failed.
Mr., Frew, OF Ford was afraid that if an
Adjournment was forced il would cause
dissolution Of the house for the balance of
the week or until the Judiciary committee
returned.
Mr.. Harrington wanted to know for how
long these committees were granted leave of
absence
Mr., Hopkins, in advance Of an answer
from the speaker, replied, 'all summer"
The speaker announced no quorum, and
the house then adjourned.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-12

Nearly year ago Owen Murphy, excise
commissioner in New York City, absconded
with $4,000 of the peoples money He
has found it convenient to remain an exile,
but appears in the person of next friend"
and brings suit in the Supreme Court to re-
cover the amount Of salary he would have
received il he had not stolen the $40 900.
There may have been cooler things than
that during the winter, but the thermome-
ters have failed to Indicate them.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-12

The agitation Of the question Of the i'm.
provement of the Illinois & Michigan cana
has finally found its way to congress. Mr..
Hays, Of Illinois, yesterday introduced
bill appropriating 100000, for the con-
struction of dam and lock at Beardstown
similar to those already at Henry and Cop
peras creek Thesobject named in the bill
is the enlargement Of the canal and the i'm
provement of the Illinois river so as to
make both navigable for the largest Mis-
sissippi river steamboats,.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-12
RHEUMATISM is a DISEASE of the BLOOD

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