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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-28

X0T WISH TO FEEL JOLLY, COME To
with Fish, Grabs and Oysters. River VisA0
srr1LFs is rot Bakiston's Isisnd, as many tgH I
fuppoee. Fishing, Fruit ana Medical Attend "a
fee. Take Ihompson or Mattano, aud land al ca
tons Board. per day, $3.50 over ten days al 9S.
Colton's Z. q, Nd. iva fn."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-28
THE ARLINGTON,
OCEAN GROVE NEW Jersey
N. +. HUTCHINR Manaxef 4.

CHAS L. ROWLAND, Prorrie,o.
This popular Hotel, unlike ali other no. n
te at the Grove, occupies entire block NA0
II fronts on four of the principal streets lE:S d.
ano mas 10 lack rooms. The location is the fesf n,
me Grove, be;ie near the Beach, Post Once Camn
tronnd ana hes ey Lake. No pains viii lie snar-S
to make The ARLINGTON one OF TIE hest W,.e1.
VI w ai-eii.iS Z est 1yl-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-28

W1LLET & LIBBY,
0RNER SIXTH ANDN.Y, AVENUE NV.
OPPOSITE NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET.
my29tr WASHINGTON, d. O.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

TOR SALE-A neat new seven room BRICK
y DWELLING, oil modern improvements. in FIRST
class northwest belghburhood Price $500 Terms
easy. Rents for $500 year good investment j..
g HESTER, SIS 7th ST iy2str
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-05-02

= l1eber aTen, bic auf psm @ese BON
9onbpn nah Wosfau in Berlin Ralf
mahten, ,pire BON bort seidrteben Die
Mnsetcmmenen letpen 1dmmtliH an einem
berben - @dnupfen. Ben @eiten bes
affenwarters mue oaber ben tleinen, erll
/ Sasr alien @bimpan(en ale 10 Minu.
ten - bas Ndsdsn mit sinem feudten
Sdwamm aeiaubsrt werten, eine Yroae.
bur, Der ae fh nah Nrt tleiner &tnoer
bur& 9Areien unb Strampsln su entlie.
ben iuHen. Sn eruben Nufrubr seratten
te absr, irenn ibnen bic wellenen SGd9en
bebufs @e&lels unb Neinisuns ausse,o.
gen wsrben; bas Wettla9en um bas
warmenbe &letounesRad II bon 10 bereb.
ter Nrt, eae mon bet benz ,,llmjus" bic
srSbte Gtle anwenben muB, nur UNI bic
tleiaea S&reiAalle gum @@meisen au
brinsen. Die ntebliAen &erle, bic iibrt.
gems einen redt feopbulSlen Gtnbrud ma.
&sn unb Nnlase 3ur ensliiden &ranl9eit
lu baben itsinen, psrldlafen ben srSbtem
She'll i1res Mufentbaltes in Der &eiloen,,
babel fanarden ae 70 reht ,,menldlid",
oab pir bic Anbaneer ber Darwin'iHen
abscrie auf biele bisbsr psnig bea4tete
esbsnsdu6erune Der antbropomprpbsn Nj.
ten aufmertlam MAIDEN m6hten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-05-02

Elm freies guleartsn, bier taben nu,
&ulien su bsfsb!en u Das mar bsnn
bod 3u sisl. Surg uno tlnbis ertlarts
Der Scnlul, hob bier In pieism Sauis, nc
etn Siterr eihilder untertban mp9ne, Gfer.
rsttilass 5erritor!um fei unb bier 9lie,
a'ano obne ietne Ginwillisuns etwas gu
fuaen babe. Mua werbe er ienes tabeln.
be prutOfoll ber ntdt atfaIsn laTsm.
Der &oniul eins auf oas protofOa gu,
um es 3u3umahen. Daraufbip befatl Der
@Ouperneur BEN @enbarmen, an ben Ron.
full 5anb gu leaen, i'm aus bem Qcfal
binaus3uwerfeu. Die @enbarmen tan.
ben Ssrbubt ba. Sept faete Der @ouper.
nenr felbf ten &oulul an Der Brulf !;
geamte uno Genbarmen far,ten ein,u,
ssrsrifen fd tbdtlid an eem &on1ul unb
mib9cneeIten ttn iosar. guf Der @aAe
ihrieen iie: oSn bic Donau nit itm i"
90 ,puree Del Siterreidi1ae &onlul In benz
nfrsien BalSarien" BON sinem rulfIden
0ouperneur be9anbelt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-05-02

= gbiion icu tiirsliA ,mei neue st.
fnounsen semadt baben. @r bat unter
benz yamea ,Sarmoniide Waldine"
einea slestriIden Waotor berseifeut, mel.
der unter glusnueuns bon SO Yro3ent
Vattertetraft tinreiden ioq, UNI cine
ytabmaldine 5u treiben, BaGer fir
3ausbaltunss3mede 5u pumpen unb
dbnlide leiAte arbeit Isu Serrihten.
aua bat er elm neues AReein1rument
berseifeat. melheS Seeisnet lein ion, un.
enelid serinSen Druid 81 per3eidnen,
lei es Der Drud oer Mtmolpbdre ooer
Der bes DampIss.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-05-02
assr su tur;s Betne, I'm Den Sdranf su
orreiApu

aber 3u tur;s Betne, I'M Den Sdranf 3u
erreihen.
90 tcmm bod ! rief 5tsineiel.
Die Mntmort mar Elm beoenflihss Wei
Gen uub &ramsn Don oben I'M , Elm unters
bradter Stud.
sDas sibt's I? rtef Stsiae,el.
. reb, bic nsue 5Oie III entsrei !!
iiSbnts Bod, lief fiA In 8srswsiFaas uno
Dutb binunterfausn plumpfs erf auf
ben 5Arant, pann auf bic gree.
Sir balfen ibm auf pis Belae une frass
ten, Of er fd per!ebt.
glsin! iaste er furs. Die Dfsifs 1T
nod aan,. Iber tommt RAID auf ben
@aal, oamit Der pumms &e,l uns ntht eb-
fabt!
gBir reinisten unlsre 8leiber. watrsnb
Steinelel 1d III einen nsuen .Wcd warf,
uno eilten In ben @tuerlaal, in BEN
,,panaia Gcmmlitonen In mslanholilhem
@dwsisen bas 3etden otr @benbslode ers
wartsten.
Dar bsr Snipsetor bier z fraste Bod
einta Der Srdumer, inosm er lsine @odFa'
gel bintsrwarts suiammtnbielt.
Differ ertub lansiam bas 5aupt unb
slobte Bod cine 3sit lang an. Damn ias-
te sr ssbsbnt Dsbbalb benn 2
@tcdRfh brummte Bed. Gr BAT uns
aaf esm Da&e abssfabt uno mar oiAt tin.
ter uns her.
Ser Nnbere ladt unb wanbte fe tpteeer
gu ieiner Dosmatii, iibsr oeren @sbeim,
niffn er sstrdumt bate.
81 Der Ssrl tull 2 iaste Bod, a6er cline
siesnttImIias Gtnuas sin9 in i'm auf.
q q gDo 1T gatsr 3.us fraste CT.
Tortfebuns fol9t.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-05-02
Dus Mpfatt,lde Standardization :

wv ~'eHusS IuvS oNN'PH'VuHsu
ldreibt bic Mmerifa -brobt ieinen Gtn,us
In ct. Qouts 3u baltsn. Sm Neprdl.n.
tantsnbanle In Ssferfon git9 IL ndmli1,
ME mir ssitern. melbeten, Die BiQ fur
Ginfabruns ees loeenannten Mefatt 81.
aupr Sau nit GROCER Maioritdt aur Nein.
f&riit serwie1en worpen. IN Der Mnnab.
me bes @eiebsntwurfs fs 5eitens bee 6aules
Fam faum se8weifrIt psroen uub DaB Der
@snat feline 3ufimmune usrwsisern iou.
te. 1T minbeitsns lebr fraolia. Cine ana-
loss Bill lag befanntlia Dor Sabrssfrtlf
esm biefsen @tabtratb Dor, man entbsdte
1eood bamals, eab elm oerartises Gelsb
nur bura bic @taatslesislatur erlafen
mereen fSnnte. AQes, mas nidt bic
Sempsrensfutue bod balt, if natirlih &c.
gen bic einfibsuns sss RneipolSddsns
uno namentlih unlere Dirtbe baten elm
Sntersie baran. pab pielslte fia niAt Der.
pirtlibe. Da6 bic Mofatt'lde @stranf.
iteuer ibrisens In lebter 9iaie auf bic
eoniamenten faQt, III einleu&tenb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-05-02
Der altf @eribalhi Il

- Der ulte @eritalpi tpirb bic italIes
nii9s Aesisraas wsarideinlia In cine
69Ha psialiae Cage brtnsea unb iar Ser.
ttesnbsitsa bsrsttea, bsren enbe ssrace3u
unabfsbtar III. @aritalbi BAT iebt in
Rom bic 5ibruns Der Yartsi atsrnom
men, wslGe far bic qosrslbune pss Srsa.
tincstbietss BON Osaey.sia asiiirs. CT
bat bic YevSlle;uae ieasr DIRrttte ;ur
Greebuns sessn dc Sasrrsidiihe Hesie.
rung aufaeferbert une eine Sublcripticn
trSfnet, nm Die Mittel sur Ysmnfnuns
BON 6rsiwiaiSsnbeersn auf3ubrinaen.
Ades eiss gsihtett niht teimli9, (pabern
tn Der ita!ifnil6sn aauptRabt unb unter
pen ausen Der italisnifasn Nesieruns.
Die Situation III fur bic ttalienilhs Nt.
run8 cine auberorbsntIfh Iamieria..
Ssrtdlt fie lia ben &sputlifanern ssssa
uber ugttat!s. IA nuB 4sissrr.i@ uotb.
sssrunssa cine @rtIaruns iorbsrn unb
cine unbsftisbisenbe grtlarung tSante aum
6riese ,wil&en bsben Madten faaren.
2ritt bic italienil&e &ssisruns tiuaessH
Der Srcpasanpo uns pep @aaauesn ssr
&aribaiplanis biabssns anisssen. 70 mir.
BE- fe ees NiBfaaen srobsr W0ltstlaTfn
errssen unb BEN 8crwurf Der llnbanttar
tfit stssn ben Besriiacer Der gintett
Staliens a4f fi6 lactn, wobl gar gu stnsr
rfpublifauiidsu &ailtertebuns brGnsen.
Gtns {slHe Iiest ieer nabe, Ia bic rspntli
fanifhsn @elflIidaften i'm lsbttn Satre
cine auberorpestii&e abatistsit sntialts;
babfn, seie - ben Mniatin bat, mire
PIE tlslssnifhe @seierlns fh i'm Safe
siusr oltsrrsididsn Anfrass au etm gu.
eseanpnias senSibiet lsbsn, bab ae BIZ
yewssgng niAt sfwdltissn tann.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-05-02

- Yrof. Rsuleaux, wtIasr In einsm
fetr intsreTautsn aufiab i'm Nprilbsft son
oMoro unp, @ap" bartbut, bag bic
Dampfnalaine tsnsswsss pas &leinse.
wsrbe Sernihte, usilt aud barauf bin,
RAP bic grinpuns Der Dampfmaldine
eInsm peutl&en YrOf.6or su bantsn fsi.
Die Dampimaidine III bic 5ruHt tisier
miisiamer 8erfanossarbsit, wslde se,si.
tist wurps an elmer peutldsn uniusrliSt.
Die INTRIGUING 3ur grliusuns nsr Dampf.
maihins CAB bic srobs Gntosduns Soris
esais iiber bic Ddstart.it Der auit; bic
GntDeduns. eab bic iitsr uns Rsbenbs
suftiaule Elm mtbsares unb ,,par Itbr gro.
Zee @swiht babe. Der grfinber aber
MAR Der 6uosnotte Dicnyaus Yapin,
VrcfsiIor an bsr llntpsr(itdt Marburs.
Dem fist nun YrofsKor 8sulsaur BIZ
Bsmsrtuns tin,u. ss psrpisne bisle Stat
fade metr Bsadtnns, ais itr bisber be
uns Ut 9ttil esporben. Nitt cline 7afel
niht elm Stein iuse benz BeiuGsr Wtar'
bur8s, pslde bic Uelt umseealtsnes Ses,
bort ans 9idt estrsten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-05-02
GiiaN:2otbriueen.

llster bic nele Drsanifaticn aon GllaB.
Qcttrinssn wiro aus Deutihlanb eenei.
bet: Nn bic @pibe ber Neihslanbe trltt
etn Statttaltsr. Gemlelben iteten bier
2anees Miniaer CUR Seite uno swar
a) Der WiniiferpraNoent, tpelasr elsih,si.
is sas MiuiRerium pes Sansrn seswaltst;
fir oitie Steae tt Utter. Staats lstretar
6srsus befsnirt
b Ger Suat3miniitsr, rtlGfn pOifa ber
iesise General. .&esolat fur Gllab. 9ottrin.
gen, Aelr u. Yuttfammer, Il trnsbman
tarfte
q Der llnterrihtsminiftsr +,
d) ber Mininsr iis G!nanjsn uns If.
ftniiias Nrbsten.
Die beibsn lsBteren purtefsuilles, far
Uelde Die Verionenfrage nod unsntlhte.
ben Ia, tGnnten mSslihsrwei1e an glld1er
psrssben uerten; bod murben, mic se.
last. nod tsins glam.n pafiir assannt.
BAD str asaeu Organization fagtn fort:
bas Dterprafpium, (o,pit
eas geaIrtsprafnium In Gtraeburs.
Dasesen bleiSt eine Nrt p,n geairts.
Yrd0siun, tn 6clmar unp Misb beRsben.
Gernsr IL bic Msbe BARON, bag ntbtn
rem efwsitertfn QaunesouslhuS cine srife
RamMer pcsr cine Mrt Don Staatsratt
bon - be 20 Mitslisfsrn erridtet wsr.
ben lou, bs1sn 9nfsabe IS mare, fls Gs.
iebe juricifd pcrsubs,sissu.
Was bic Ysrienen bss Stattbalters Il.
riGt. 70 loa Gelomarf&aa BON Mauteuffel
ahecltbnt haten. Die es tsiBt, perbe per
Voaen t.Bt Dem @rafsn Otto .. @tulbera-
Wsrnteerooe ansebotsn usrbsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-05-02

= Sn 0ipbin fam Der Siisrreidilae
Sonlul, ale TT bic Nehte sinss Qanrmanns
tn otRsn 5auIs wabrntbmrn wollts, NIT
ben bulgariihen BebDrpen ano BEN tsr,u
Sttolten ru(lfden @oussrnsur, General
4t&lst, in StOnEitt. Der Sasrrsiaiias
Aonlul prctsftitte sessn Sas p6llsrrsHts.
wtoriss 8erbalten Der bulsartihtn 4sbSr,
ben, Udtreuo tteler tur,sn llntsrrsbuns
Hammte sas Osadt oes 0onpernsuts por
Corn. Ct CAB ben Beamtsn ReHt.
Das" --fArie sr--u9te protslliren
Scfcrt ioa fin prctotoa bier aufssnom.
men werrsn, lab elm Grsmbtr lh In un.
ifre Mnseltsenbtittn stnmsnst mir Ten.
nsn stintu SferrstAti&sn 9Onful bift ~
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-27

Ex STATE SUPERINTENDENT ETTER has eX-
pressed an opinion that vii! receive very
general indorscmc except perhaps, among
school teachers. He says there is no war
rant in law for the detention of pupils after
the close of school, The time outside of
school hours, he says, belongs to the par
cnts, and am of the opinion that pupils
cannot be detained legally without their
consent. There may be cases that will
justify the detention Of pupils for short
time, but they are rare. If boy is vicious
on the way home, hecan undoubtedlybc de-
tanned until the other pupils are ont of the
way; but he cannot be detained TOR a definite
length of time As punishment, or to make
up lessons, Every child attending school
has right to claim his recess, and to deprive
him of this is inhuman 1t may be given
him with the balance of the school OF at
some other time
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-27
the taxation of church property generally
to an application of the creed of General
IRREPRESSIBLE NONSENSE.

II is fact that is claSsable among the
axioms that every lazy, shiftlcss, dssipat-
ed laboring man Of the country holds that
there exist, an irrcpressibe conflict be-
tween capital and labor. There may be
and is much contention between the poor
man and the rich, but between money and
industry there can be no conflict In the
very nature Of things such antagonism is
impossible, The editor Of the Shawnee
Herald puts the matttrin very plain and
tersc manner, and shows that labor Is capt.
tai, and cannot, therefore, be in conflict
with itself. The editor says that windy
politicians are much in the habit of dilat-
ing upon the expressions Of labor by capt
tai, yet, if they would stop for moment to
think they would see that there is no real
capital IN the world except labor. With
labor man can procure everything he
desires, and were it not for the products Of
labor what is called capital wouldbe more
yalueess than the graa Of the field
Capital, ormoncy, is simply medium by
the use of which the laborers in the differ
cnt departments of life exchange the pro-
ducts of their toll with one another, and the
moment men cease 10 labor the use for money
and the supposed value Oft will cease to be.
The only capitalists OF the country are the
laborers, and as people are induced to see
that labor is honorable and dignticd, 50
will the laborers and the prosperity Of the
whole people increases The greatest source
Of trouble to the present generation is that
so many OF the people have allowed them
selves to believe that ifthey could only Sc
cure the passage Of the laws they ask to
have enacted, the necessity for labor would
cease"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-27

WHEN the half hundred Legislative
FOUNDERS visited Carbondalc, the students
of the Normal school were put through the
Light gymnastics" This exercise consists
OF shooting cut one arm and then the other.
drawing back both with thump on the
breast, whirllng the head, weaving the
body too and fro, shooting the fists a,oft
giving the shoulders spasmodic jerks. and
sundry other movements which are grace
full or otherwise, according to the standpoint
from which they are contemplated. All
this was done to please the FOUNDERS, and
here is how the rude and unapprccia.
tive man who constituted himself the mouth
piece Of the crowd, spoke Of the matter
through the columns Of the Chicago Times;
The 400 students We're put through q
series Of muscular exercises, similar to that
drilled into the inmates Of the Lincoln
school. during which they riYallcd the
idiots in the imbcciliiy Of their appear.
ancc' The performance was no doub, a
great bore" to the visiting statesmen; bu,
before leaving they got even" Kuykcr.
dali made q speech to 'em.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-27

SENATOR ZACH CHANDLER has exhibited
more Of the real statesman and true man
than was looked for Unlike Logan and
Carpenter and other Republican Senators
who telcgrlphcd the wink to Washington
bummers to get up grand receptions
Chandler has no desire to humbug the pco-
pie in any such manner The professions,
speech maklngs and fireworks over the re-
turn Of Carpenter and Logan will not quiet
the doubts that these are fortunate events
either for the country or the party. As a
rule this sort of demonstration in Washing
ton is not made over men in whom the peo-
pie have the,most confidence. and us often
as il is clroniclcd suspicious are excited
There is q crowd Of political bummers at
the capital most Of whom feed at the pub.
lie crib, and il is no difficult matter for
them to get up procession or sercnadc,
winch ticklcs the vanity of their patrons
perhaps, it signifies nothing good to the
people at 'arga.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-27

The DEATH RATE OF our country is get
ting tearfuIIy alarming, the average OF life
being losscnoi every year, without any rca-
sonaDle cause, the death resulting generally
from the most insignigcant origin At ihi,
season Of the yea especially. cod is such
a common thing that in the hurry of every
day life We are apt to overlook; the dangers
attending it and often find too late, that a
Fever and Lung trouble has already set in
thousand, loose their lives in this way
every winter, while had Bo.lca's German
Syrup been taken cure would have result
ed, and a large bill a doctor bccnayoidcd.
For all disease, Of the throat and lungs.
Boschce, German Syrup ha, proycn itself
to be the greatest discovery Of its kind in
medicine. Every druggist in the country
will tcllyou Of it, wonderful effect Over
100000 bottles sold last year without a
single failure known.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-27

The Chicago Tribune says: "Thc bill
introduced by Senator ,Ioslyn in the Hi
nois Senate progiling for fine Of 500 to
be imposed upon any member Of the Leg
isaturc found guilty Of riding upon ! rail
raod pass, bids fair to 60 farther in the
right direction than it, author intended 1t
was offered as a satire on the propensity Of
the average legislator to avail himself Of
ali deadheading opportunities, but it is
now seriously proposed to include in the
provisions Of the bill all State, county aid
municipal officers as well rs those holding
places by appointment of the Governor.
The Senate will at all events have an op.
portunity to make record on the bill, and
the law, ifpassed and enforced would be a
credit TO Illinois, where official deadhcad.
ing is almost epidemic.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-27

THE Connecticut House of Representa-,
tiycs is dealing with question that will
soon command great deal Of discussion.
We refer to the taxation of church prop.
erty, A number Of years ago a Methodist
Conference in session in Matioan. in this
State expressed itself in favor OF subccting
all church property to its due share Of the
public burdens 1t was correctly argued
that, as certain amount OF taxes is re-
quircd annually, il was matter Of no
great moment TO the people what the
items that made up the aggregate might
be called. lf$lOO,0OO taxes are called for.
and $4,000 Of the sum is charged to
church property, only 100000 would be cx.
acted from other species Of
property. If nothing were charged
to churches, the full 100000 would
be levied upon the other species Of pro-
perry solely The property owner would
be called upon to pay 100000 in any
event and ii 10000 should be paid as
church property tax, the other property
would be relieved, precisely to that extent.
But the Connecticut legislature doesn't
propose to go to that extent II aims at
the enactment of law that will render
church property that is used for business
purposes, taxable Church congregations
that own lands and tenements from which
they derive revenue, ought to pay upon
such property, the same taxes that an indi-
vidual, similarly situated, would be com.
pellcdlto pay This is the nature of the bill
pending in the Connecticut General Assem-
bly,, 1t has many staunch advocates An,
would doubtless become law but for IA,
apprchensions entertained by II number o.
the members that il would but serve AS n,
entering wedge, and would soon lead t,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-27

matter---it does settle it; for i; is nothing
less tIan record evidence that, having
drawn upon the choo treasury for his en-
penscs, the reverend gentleman harbored
no thought whatever OF helping Logan
hut was moved solely and wholly by the
single purpose to serve thu institution Of
which he is the head. If the contrary
can be shown, senator Logan will promptly
resign and come home,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-27

A DESCENDANT Of the great Copernicus
is said TO be living in small town in Posen,
earning his living by shocmakirg 1t is
known tina, Copernicu5 was "a canon of the
chapter OF Fraunburg, and must be sup
posed to have died without any issue. 1t
has been said that his true son was Krpcr,
and in his turn Keper was the scientific
father Of Newton.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-27

THE suggestion that Senator David Davis
he given the mission to Berlin and that
Oglesby be elected to fill the vacancyin the
Senate, meets thecordial approval of--Ogles-
by. Asthe country would neither lose orgain
anything by the operation, it is Indifferent
AScnator who never says or does anything
would simply give place to Senator whose
record consists Of motions to adjourn. A
bale of compressed cotton in either position
would serve the country with equal Elf
cheney.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-27
THE UNDER DOG IN THE FIGHT.

| know that the wOrld-that the great big world
From the peasant up to the king,
Has q different tale from the tale tell,
And different song to sing.
But for mc-and care not g single Ag
If they say am wrong or am right
shall always 20 In for the weaker Cog
For the under dog in the fight.
| know that the worid-,ha, the great big world
VIII neyerA moment stop
To see which dog may be in the fault
Blu, will shout for the dog On top.
But for me shall never pause to ark
Which dog may be Ia the right;
For my hear; will beat, while.ts bent. at all,
For the under dog In the d,ht
ed WILLIAM WINTER
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-27

TIE King of Siam has a body guard Of
400 Caucasian girls--the handsomest his
agents could bcguiIe or buy into the SER
vice, They are dismissed the service at
twenty-five We have written to the Old
cuss and rendered him our SERVES as Major;
but with very little expectation Of lis &C
ceptance.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-27

TuE best time in the world to attract the
attention of State General Assembly to
rhe needs OF public institution. is when
thc members arc highly excited and COM
'plctely absorbed in pending election for
United States Senator. We come to this
,conclusion because no less a'personagc than
h President Allyn bctook himself to Spring.
n field, to look after the interest of the
N Southern Illinois Normal, when the Logan.
|AO5lesby factions were waging their iierccst
Ewarfare in behalf of their respective favor.
litc for the United States Senate. Although
Sllsev. Allyn was an ardent supporter of his
.F'irother" Logan, and didn't. AS far as heard
1ftom, accomplish anything in behalf Of the
sIkchool, the suspicion that he made the trip
IN the interest of Logan, and did great
heal OF quiet work for him, must not be
hssertaIned Cor moment, for the expense
rcount Of the Southern Illinois Norma
hows tina. his expenses were paid out Of the
csoola money! That ought to settle IN,
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