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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-25
OF OUR PADS.
Physicians speak in Terms of Praise in favor of the
HE AL'rII PAD.

u.,,,.,, CINCINNATI June y, 1876.
HHNlnE hHd some considerable acquaintance Win
the uhtfn,ion OF the PNd, | Gun cuncipnciu, .iv
recon meme AZ an excellent remedy in al, lie Az
et'et Tor which Dr. Forbes cOunscl- It, use 'N Vac
DR. j. HAlLOWFlI,
:,6 George Street Cincinnati.
what Rev. Joseph Emery, the wcllknowp civ
Missionary, says: '
CINCINNATI June 70, lSiG.
Having had long acquaintance with DR. Fnthos
nnl satisfied that whatever he rccommcnds no Sna,
30 constenciousy, ana will prove ali thcy proiSn
hEy,, JOSEPH EMRRY'''
Extracts from few of the Many Letters frcopeni,v
received M the Office
One says feel that your Pads have sayed INV
He " Another ys.-'YOur Pad ms hI., r,,h 'iy
my casc has entirely removed my cos,iv"nrsas
and consequent sick Headache" Another writes.
Your Pad attended strictly to business. md a.
iGriMe'gh hours felt ne well as ever" Anoib, u,
i io"r fnd hnt cured me OF Rionsiess and n ,or.
.s ,n'r; mn peter than have been IN twenty
Ness SUI another snys;-l Fave endured all ihc
odo,t growinI OUT atorpd Liver and Dyepepsia.
AHtr teing your p1d Nil these Ms left me IN.
note'l nave used your Pads with perfectly pn,is.
.nc,V''y resHir' md cheerMlly recommend them 10,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-25

GIVE us Il rest about the reasonable
uttcyances of the Okolona Southern States,
now. for we have found counterpart OF
that sheet IN the State Of Michigan The
Grand Rapids Eagle advocates the nom'na-
ton of Zacharah Chandler as the lepubIi-
can candidate for president in 1850
Gentlemen of the Republican press, the
Eagle is "a full" to your Southern States
"two-pair"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-25

a GERMAN newspaper published in the
neighboring town Of NGshville-"Volks-
platt is i've name--ohiec,s w Ns s..o,.
ment Of laws to prohibit the sale and use
OF intoxicating liquors--ihc majority, /,
claims, should not be permitted to control,
IN such matters. suppose urges the
FoIksblatt, 1.-THE majority of n community
should say it would be 10 the advantage Of
everybody to quit using coffee and biscuit
how would it 90 then with the majority
rule" This argument much popularized
Of late, is well and ,cr,e.y answered by the
Nashville journal, as follows. "sunnose
some one were 10 90 into city or town.
and set up shop At
which 'coifec and biscuit" were
sold, that had the effect to dcmoralize
and degrade largc purt Of the community,
TINT transformed useful citizens into imbe.
Giles, that produced dclilium ,remens, tina,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-25

WESTERN sportmen who visit the lakes
of Michigan and Minnesota for the duck
that abound there are subjected to great
annoyance from New England Sportsmen
who come out on the same mission The
Western chaps set out their decoy ducks;
but scarcely an hour ever passes before the
banging Of fire arms tells the same old
story; the "decoys" have been shot all to
pieces by the Eastern sportsmen! Over FIVE
hundred wooden ducks have been destroyed,
in this way, IN st. CLAIR flats alone. 1t is
exceedingly annoying; but as the New
England chaps can't tell the difference, the
annoyance is likely to continue.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-25

dcmoralizcd and ruined the youth, that
made paupers and criminals for the honest
and industrious to feed and clothe and pun
ISL and pay for; about how long does the
Volksblatt think that coffee and biscuit
shop would run?n At last accounts the
Volksblatt had not answered.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-25

No BOON can be created for Thomas A.
Hendricks, in connection with the Demo
cratic nomination for 1880; for the reason
that his nomination over the head of Mr.,
Tilden would be to disgrace tIr. T., and to
confess as true all the vile falsehoods, and
to concede as deserved all the infamous
ISLANDERS the Republican party has hcapcd
upon the head Of that really great and de-
serving statesman. We agree with one of
our contemporaries who says that if Mr..
Hendricks reaches the white House through
the election 1880, Mr.. Tilden must blaze
the way. 1t will not do to nominate the
one without the other and if both are no
minated they must stand IN the ticket as
before. Mr.. Hendricks and his advisers
ought TO see tis-thcy should read il in the
refusal of the people TO boom at the men,
ton Of Mr. HIS candidacy. 1t is little les /,
than blundcr to urge his candidacy for
the first place, and the only result will be a
further complication Of matters sufficiently
complicated already.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-25

1t is suggested that the Chairman of the
Democratic Central Committee of each
county call convention for the purpose
OF selecting delegates on Saturday the ID
day of May, 1870. W. w. BARR,
Chairman Judicial Committee.
April 4, 1879.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-25

CAPT EADs' recent letter to the New York Tri
bUne is published in the Cairo BULLETIN, which ad'
miringly alnGes to it as an utterly crushing reply
To the harsh, ilnalured and ill.groundcd cric ms
OF the Chicago Tribune, the Cincinnati Commercial
and the Memphis AvaanChc,' No doubt it was
quite crushing; but for all that vessels drawing less
than twenty-five feet manage to strike the bottom
in the twenty-five foot channel, Il Memphis Ava.
lanchc.
The Avalanche threw this boomerang once
before, The vessel in question was ground
ed by VIGOROUSLY bad seamanship; and
since Capt, Eads' contract does not compel
him to provide good pilots in addition to Il
good channel the Avalanches attitude, and
the means employed to maintain it, are
anything in the world but creditable.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-25

We are authorized TO announce that Hon JAMES
NJ WAsHGuRN, OF Williamson county. is Il caNdi-
date for the Office of Circuit Judge for the FIRST
circuit subject TO the decision of the Democratic
Judicial convention 10 be held in Cairo on the 9TH
day of May, 1879
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-25

A CARD-To all who are suffering from
ue errors and indiscretions of youth, ner.
vous weakness, early decay, loss Of man.
hood, &c, Twill send recipe thatyi,l cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great rom.lv
was discovered by missionary in sou.h
America Send self:addrcsscd cnvdope to
the Rev. JOSEPH T. lSMAN, Station D New
York City. e'
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-25

CERTAIN "shrewd' Boston capitalists
have contributed 100000 toward the pur,
chase Of an alleged bonanza in Brazil.
Professor Mills, an eminent metallurgist,
while making scientific research in Dom
Pedro's domains, was delighted by the dis.
covey Of gold, and investigation proved
that there was no limit to the area where
the color was to be found. He returned 10
Boston, and was not long in getting capt.
aists interested. a stock company was
formed, and Professor Mills was sent back
with a corps of assistants and ship load of
only to discover that Il huge
'windlc had been perpctrated by native
sharpers, who had "saltcd" the ground,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-25

DON'T BE DECEIVED Many persons say
81 haven't got the CONSUMPTION" when
asked to cure their Cough with Shiloh's
Consumption Cure. Do they not know
that Coughs lead to Consumption and
a remedy that will cure Consume.
ton will certainly and surely cure a
cough or any lung or throat trouble We
know it will cure when all others fail ana
our faith in it is so positive that we will re-
lund the price paid il you receive no ben.
eiit Is not this fair proposition. Price
10 cts. so cts and $l00 per bottle. For
lame Chest, Back or side, use Shjloh's
Porous Plaster, Price 25 cts For sale bv
Barclay Brothers.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-25

FooD greatly benefits when given pppcr.
Iy at the right periods, but to ovcrtedl the
brby is to sickcn it, and induce dcg,ec Of
suffering. DR.. Bulls Baby syrup i, the
best remedy for the discomfort Arising
from overlooking the baby, Price % cents
a bottle.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-25

We are authorized to announce JoHN ". LANspES
as q candidate for Circuit Judge in the First in
dcial Circuit subject to the decision Of the Demo.
cratic Convention.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-25

WHY will you suffer with the Dvpcpsia
and liver complaint. Constipation, ala zen
eral debility when you can get at our stores
Shiloh's Sytcm Vitalizer which We .alI -,
positive guarantee to cure you. Price
locts' and 70 cts. For sale by Barclay
Brothers.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-25
THE BULLETIN

Y ''l'as u has always done. advocate
ne principles uithe Dcmos,at.cptr.
", holding that they rmAoGy he .lIy
principles upon when O republican
ruNe!hIscnl can be aQministr.ed
"hilc ayowinl ihir par,u.c it!.rot
Intended % convey the idea that he
paper VII uphold the pav g.AtOr
wrong, That which IL be-. So. 10 be-
wrong II wl.l denuurcr. rIr..-r-
.l"ays "he"iEg 70 the l.lp. md .,t-
Ht.ng The cAirs iGil where il,y uay d"
"a. a. 'a.c, sound ant -,l-'f.e
~ u'p,'ailc paper W. con-, we i,ei
cure honestly commend % 90 .r
4; Democrats
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-25

We are authorized TO announce DANIEL VI
BEoWNISG, of Franklin county, as n candidate fo'
Circu; Judge, in the First Crcut, subject to the
decision OF the Democratic Judicial Convention 70
be held in Cairo, Oh ih" 'tb day of May, 1873.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

EoR SUPREME JUDGE-FIRST DISTRICT
hereby announce myself candidate before the
reople ~ the ensuing juno election. in the FRS,
JUDICIAL District FOR the uAice of Judge of the Su
prsme court JOHN II. MULKEY.
March 2i,h 1870.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-25

The Most important question for Insrng their iyesi u1c coz,
PANY IS STRONGESTr"
Inc strongest company is the one which MOST DOLL AIRS op ,,
ASSETS
vi the seventeen largest Life Insurance Companies the United st
OF assets Excluding premium liabilities the Equitable LARGEST ~ 90, On
Inc second largest is 1871 t,ct largest 1173o
.S These figures are from the report of the New York 1 y
ment, June l. 1873. " "''' "'i'r
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-25

EOR JUDGE Of THE CIRCUIT COURT
Il FIRST CIKCUlT
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-25
AGENTS OFFICE.

AGENTS OFFICE:
WASHINGTON AVENUE Con. TWELFTH STREET
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-25
HEALTH PADS.

We will send one of our HEALTH prSTop.
IN" PADS to any Invalid afflicted with Iiyrr
Complaint, ClllLLS and FEVER INDIGES.
alON, .CoSTlVENESs, Nervous lIcadGcbe.
iDySpepsia M nervous Debility and Impure Blood,
dress aud agree TO send us $500 If +, ,fccts
cure TO their entire satisfaction. Otherwise
mere VIII be no charge We win do this 10 con.
vince lh' puoIic Of the superior value az a
OF OUR PADS.
And that they viii DO all We say. As this offer
VIII necessarily be limited IN number. we hone
therefore, an early application will he made Id.
Dress Very Respectfully lmfs,
, DIR. &. W FORBES,
lE Elm street. Cincinnati, OHIO,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-25

"HAcHMETAcK' u popular and FRAGRANT
perfume. Sold by Barclay Brothers
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-25
Published Every Morning

1t Will embrace in It's columns daily
The daily gazette., 1879-03-20

FROM ALL that we can hear il now
appears that the opinion Of the people Of
the county has settled down in favor of
the removal of the county-seat TO Will
minston, and look with confidence for
the passage Of the bill now inths House
of Representatives to effect this purpose.
1t is measure that has been agitated at
various times for forty years in that
time Wilmington has grown from bor-
ough of 5000 TO city of 10000 inhabl-
tants, and it is demanding altogether too
much of our large population to require
them longer to travel ten miles AWAY
from the centre Of the business of the
county to enter or examine a deed or a
matter of record. That they have bean
patient and enduring on this question
cannot be doubted, and our friends in the
lower counties must of necessity recoD-
nlze this TACT and see the justice and pro-
prlety OF voting with the majority of the
New Castle county delegation in favor
OF the bill for the erection of the new
county courthouse here. We sincerely
hope they will do so and that the vote
will be unanimous.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-20
CONGRESS YESTERDAY.

In the United States Senate yesterday
bills were introduced to reimburse the
several States for interest paid on war
loans; authorizing the local taxation OF
legal-tender trr asury notes /; 10 reorgan-
ize the army OF the United States, and
authorizing the President temporarily to
transfer the control of certain Indian
tribes from the Interior TO the War De-
partmeut. Mr.. Beck introduced bills
for the removal Of all political disabil-
ties under the fourteenth amendment of
the constitul ion of the United States, and
for the epcal Of the act of July, 1862,
imposing what is generally known as the
iron-clad oath. Mr.. Edmunds offered a
premable and resolution having in view
the Limitation of the business Of the ex-
ira session of Congress to the purposes
for which it was called; objection being
made, the resolution went over. Mr..
Wal ace offered a resolution calling on
the Secretary of the Treasury for a de-
tailed statement of expenses of marshals
III the elections i'll New York, pennsyl-
vania, Ohio, Massachusetts and Mary
land in 1873; this also went over. The
Presidents message was then read, the
standing committees announced, and the
Senate adjourned.
In the House the resolution to swear
in Mr.. Hull, democrat, from the second
district et Florida was adopted by vote
OF 40 to 1856, the republicans and green
hackers, with one exception, voting in
the negative. Mr.. Bisbee, republican
Will contest the seat. After the reading
OF the Presidents message the House
adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-20

IT SAID that compromise principles
prevail at Washington and that an ar
rangement may be made by which the
extra session will terminate more salts
factorily than was expected. Mr.. Sprin-
ger, it is said, will offer in the House to-
day bill that will repeal the obnoxious
Federal Election laws and propose the
enactment Of other laws, free from par
tlsan bias and more fair and reasonable,
in which the use of tissue ballots, first
introduced by the Republicans IN 1876,
will be made a criminal offence, and
which also provide against intimidation,
ballot box stufing, and all such interfer-
ence by L. 5. Marshals, as that Of John
l. Davenport, in New York At the late
elections in that city. A part of Mr..
Springsr's proposed bill will be found
elsewhere. 1t will be fortunate thing
If some such fair and just legis alton can
be agreed upon 50 that the country may
enjoy peace, and the annoying political
agitatlons be put stop to. The tissue bal
lots were first used by the Republicans
in Florida and Louisiana to manipulate
the negro vote. The printing shows
through the paper and enables a U. S.
Marshal or Supervisor to see what the
negro votes.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-20
| REPUBLICAN CORRUPTION
FUND.
From the n. Y. Herald, Yesterday.


Some Southern Journals and many
Southern men also say openly that they
prefer to keep th- supervisors, AZ being
not merely harmless but in many eases
useful. The only real and substantial
cause of difference that remains, there
fore, Is the law permitting the appoint
meDt OF deputy marshals for election, be-
cause there are selected by the marshals,
who, are, of course, in strong sympathy
with the party in power. 1t is charged
that this Deputy Aarshals' law simply
gives the party in power an important
campaign fund from the public treasury,
aud this is substantially true. Some
democrats assert that 10 II even more-a
corruption fund--and relate that In =
New England city at the last elect on tho
republican managers were sbrewd and
interruptions enough to appoint thirty
bribeable democrats deputy marshals,
and thus secured their votes and services
for the republican ticket. These officers
may receive $50 each from the publsc
treasury, a handsome brise in these hard
times.
and thoroughly Informed, and IL they
had wit enough to let the Supervisors'
law stand and in we'll conducted de bate
show up the evils and abuses of the
Deputy Nj arshals' law, it would be pos
sibe FOR them to make the republicans
ashamed OF IL and ready AZ least to so
modify and guard II ~ to make it fair.
But they are likely to put Themselves in
the wrong before the country by foolish
and angry action.
Wha, is remarked here in general 10
that too many of the democrats, coming
after twenty years once more in tho con-
troll Of both houses of Congress, act
rather as persons who have fallen heirs
TO great fortune than as people upon
he. l.,.. l.
deyolved. or course there are many
exceptions to this. In each house there
are among the Democrats number of
men of sound Democratic principles and
of undoubted and great capacity and
wisdom, but il must be confessed that
! they are slow to take command The
election of Mr.. Randall as Speaker will
will help them, but they are slow to un-
derstand that it is their first duty to have
n definite policy.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-20

TIE Senate Committee on Finance
consists of Bayard, (chairman), Herman,
Beck, voorhees, and Wallacs-two gold
and three silver Senators. But the old
gentleman from New York, we presume,
does not take very active part on the
committees. The currency question,
however, Is settled for some time TO come.
Gold and silver are the legal tenders and
will so remain,unless SOME bad Influences
gain the ascendency again, when another
effort may be made to demone'ize silver
to make more permanent the law max
ing greenbacks legal tender.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-20

The New York Times yesterday pub
lishes sevaral columns Of dispatche. and
letters setting forth the present condi-
uon and future prospects of trades, man
ufactures auh other industries in Massa-
chnsstts, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missou-
ra, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan.
kentucky, Tennessee and Louisiana.
Ihey show thatthe condition ofthe bus
nees interests of the country, as com
pared with the outlook year ago At this
time, gives promise of a profitable sea
son and the beginning OF the return of
national prosperity. Tberb are few
6ranshes oftrade that do not share in
the revival generally reported, and even
Ia these the inactivity is local or con-
hned to department of industry rather
than general; the feeling ischeerful ratb :
er than depressed. The hard times b ave
swept the weaker concerns out of ex.
istance. Capital is seeking profitable in
vestment; Wholesale dealers generally re-
port an Increase in the bulk Of THEFT sales
ranging from ten to thirty per cent, al
though at low prices az compared with
the business OF previous years The
small stocks which retail dealers have
bought during the past year have become
exhausted. and these merchants are buy
Ing more liber ally and Otter upon short
er credit or for cash. COLLECTIONS ara
more easily made than during any year
since the panic.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-20


Another International six days walk
ing match is being arranged, TO take
place at Gilmore's Garden New York.
from the the 9th to the l1th of NAV.
The hrst prize will be the champion belt
more expensive than the Ashley trophy.
The belt and 81 500 will be awarded to
the man who walks the greatest number
OF miles in IA hours. The second prize
VIII be VI 1000, and the third $500. The
entrance fee will be 500. O'Leary will
enter tine race. Ennis will also enter if
he does not go to England. and SO will
Hartman and Guyon. 1t IS expected
that Vaughan ana Grassland, two of ibe
best sIx-nay walkers in England, will al
30 compete The amount Of money way
cred in the New York poo-rooms on the
recent walk was 500, 900. Walter U.r1
rlman's hacker, won $4,000. and Sir
John Ashley is credited with having
scooped in $4,000.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-20

JoHy ID. DEFREEs, the head of tho
Iorrupt and eXtravagant Government
rriiltihg ofiice in Washington, is out in
another letter bitterly denouncing IL e
en9rt which is being made in Congress
10 Dfrak up the present system ana tun
the printing over to private parties. The
intense hostility OF Mr.. Defrees is mo-,
phehomen al. Numerous instances are
on record where fat and greasy officials
nave resisted to the bitter end all efforts
10 ieslsiate them out OF place and pick
ilss. Mr.. Deirees probably knows quite
Wen That the Government has precisely
the same business to be running a priui.
ing once that it would have to run a
shoe ,s,p shop and tailor shop to supply its
soldiers and sailors, but it wouldn't be
policy for him to say so. "
The daily gazette., 1879-03-20

PnEEsYLvAyIANs are not satisfied
wi h their usury laws. On Tuesday a
Dill was before their House TO amend tbe
laws. 1t proposes to forfeit both princi-
pal and interest where parties are proved
guilty OF charging more than the legal
rate. This Is the law In Delaware. The
amendment was defeated by a vote of II
ayes 10 % nays. Many efforts have been
made in Delaware to change our us,rv
laws, but they have all proved abortive.
Now, PeEnsylvania having tried both is
trying to get back to the old principle
SILL there is a great force in the arpu.
ment that money is commodity of traf.
tic and ought to sell for what it is worth
IN the market. Perhaps it is too soon te
condemn the trial that has been mode u,
this principle. The sliding scale Of dis
counts permitted to the Bank of Eng
land would seem to be favorable 10 IN,
principle; for the sale of money or til,
discount Of money by that bank is TIL,
same. Some days the bank discounts a
10" as two per cent; but if chang,
taxes place at which the directors Sc,
proper, they may and often do run tn,
price up to three, four, five, six and ever
seven per cent. until they check the de
mands. OF course the private broker
operate in corresponding way, but al
are restrained, nevertheless, within tb,
laws against usury.