davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-26
NJ. b. IIarren, Editor.

EoR SUPREME JUDGE SOUTHERN GRAND
i DIVISION.
hereby announce myself candidate before the
people. at the ensuing June election in the First
Judicial District for the office OF Judge OF The SUI
preme court JOHN II. MULKEY,
March oath ISIS
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-26
SUBSCRIBE AT ONCE.
81 BSCRIBE AT ONCE.
SUBSCRIBE AT ONCE.
ST BSCRlBE AT ONCE.
SUBSCRIBE AT ONCE.
81 BSCRiBE AT ONCE.
The Daily Bulletin

II serted 10 city Subscribers by car
ricr; AT TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per
week. payable weekly.
By mail ,in advance: one wear.
$40; xix months. So: three months.
$50 one month, 81, Postage free.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-26

CHEW Jacksons best Sweet Navy To.
bacco
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-26

! argest Circulation of any Daily in
Southern Illinois.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-26

PAPER OF ALEXANDER COUNTY
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-26

,mly Morning Daily in Southern Illinois
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-26
NEW ADVERTISEMEN T.
SEI3l30213E tl;:|{!i;ll! Il;Y2
In One Hundred Volumes

History Biography Travels Natural History Physiology Physical sen
Letrcs Religion Political Economy
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-26

SUFFOLK. Feb b. 1915
Then personally appeared the said Gcorsr f. Dins-
more, and made oath that the foregoing statement
by him subscrihedis true. Before me.
SETH J THOMAS. Justice Of the Peace
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-26
CHRONIC PLEURISY CURED

There is no medicine or protective appliance that
Will prove SO grateful and effective in Tickling
Coughs, Irritation and Soreness Of the Chest and
Luu-s. We believe them capable Of p,cNcntiug ,c.
riOus diseases OF these organs.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-26

hwi'. embrace IN Il. column. as,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-19
= Atil paokae. Of ~ Ack.0RAl,!. ~
fiSs Of charge Il
a@' ! i. i. Mdcook&iBeoe.ar
3 - T.. Azl h.l..... 1. ,neiln;i! 800
1egll 'Ceurtship. r,h 'o'aamAE

A441 oeQ9t, Apeopos, of ,their siiysnp.
\ xedalak a. q Interesting account a.
4 %As a ia ~ veasy.,,ve J. V,sj i. q
ap lha Ioene E@pesor -Frsaois Jcaeoh :,
vleDo0 UAf166od TOR no special reason.
but saply . sndbe ,htmsslf. 5Thefs 'hs9
met by thru beautiful Bsvariaa cuueins q,
-ths Pfinoees Do Thurn ct Tsais. tLv
ntoess Elizabeth, and tho Pr4nk 20 q
Marie Sophie. Very lovely In the ctenso
w.. q - animat!on Of the waltz, Tho
koCs Ensscoth vas even more ta1.
cieaea n ~ blset cloth kabit III.
!,elne hat With its, erssn veil, q stegilrq
cped q her English horyc with the
s3oGasee I'D dSsf3g Of a huntt11sS 81 81
ooeieent 1onso: lt II related ihst,a1lG,
~ AZ 4aGai6cent hair, which it Eass,,
di@eot q keep .con6ne1.' fell down
ove'e1eAoal4slt, aad coveOfod 18f NltGSs
eFQyG 1antle:, Her; confusion wae ~ >,
deeost6ablS, while tho Emperor aisnoed.
tto@ ~ setsfed trsssos to tho Edsh{nT''
80 re Aiter luncheon she found qp tAs
tb!s % tmmense album. Francis -.
esnhQ1ceedtt' bstore her, aud po9ateA 81
ose epne ytevs 4 Austria, of the Tsrol. 4
AID oe Hungary. "What beautiful
soeoety! What : lovely country! sksa'
e4ele!1ed pePaqtedly, in 'hei admif1 I'm. .
:Ipe Empstor whispered, ".Weuld you .,
liE e. % make them your own Are You T.
willing 70 reign there f"o And lid u.s.
tre@hled and did not reply ls held auS
% bet 3 bunch ct edelweiss-the Hower .
OF beteetaal. 'ehs took II, aHd DIT '4Stso
next her heart. A few weeks later ah9 e.
became Empress Of Austria.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-19

How Two 0t,t1s SToprkD A'pAxrc.,a.
During ths stampede in thy Opera hv,,s.,
y WifminEtOn, Dbl last Thursday uiplli'
~ musicians N tho st4sS alSblIyvti'
gesot pssss.lcs q ain,l.q, Mr. Aaifstsutp
capped ~ orchsstra chair near th., CON.
rs, snd biz daughter Fiotyuc.s and Nls;i
tnaloA ;Ishnson WORE an tho1A1ttSt~st
'slaS:o .. !; tho duct c.lls'l. Where rgrstIe,
w!oos: when tbs alarm, Of hire was i ~ y.
81 n! seo 10 rush Of the doors began. Mi.
t1irst tose the sAset VI music IN two h..
~ ~ caught W. eys, Vi her ,tath,,.
who .6aa S1Ssa NON Bis .ch.ir.. n fs,T
drnv hv'rahoutvd. The yuu,a, iII,.a
went - With tho duet, aud ssnv ,,n,
~ vstse several tunes until tbs e, y1c ii
meoe was ovsr aud tho audient., ;sinu
qs'.e. ~. Shank, xAuw as VI ,l,sn,ssMt.
. s.rs ~ pi:y,ss without hstrayii;y wy
sASos oeoeev0ssneug " alariu. ''hl ,'S}
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-19
Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.

DAM in the right side. under the
/ edge Of the ribs. increases on pres.
sure: sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder blade. and
It frequently extends to the top Of the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken
for rheumatism in the arm. The stom.
ach is affected with loss Of appetite
and sickness: the bowels in general
are costve, sometimes alternative with
lax: the head is troubled with pain.
accompanied with a dull. heavy sen.
sation in the back part. There is gen.
orally considerable loss Of memory,
accompanied with painful sensation
OF having left undone something which
ought to have been DONE. 4 slight.
dry cough is sometimes an attendant.
The patient complains Of WEAKNESS
and debility: he is easily startled, his
feet are cold or burning. and he com.
plains Of a prickly sensation Of the
skin; his spirits arc low: and although
he is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial to him. yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to Try il.
In fact. he distrusts every remedy.
Several Of the above symptoms attend
the disease. but cases have occurred
where few Of them existed. yet exam
ination Of the body. after death, has
shown the LIVER to have been extern
siyely deranged.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-19

Conoesni6e failure rewards and
puntshmeots Ooloeado toguiohos the
believing illaetsaties, With eeeatsel
recently 10 s;eoast % Il VITA, whsre
Tho Testimony Of . Chi1eet We Oh.
jsceed % o. do geoaad ttae d did
nst ondesotsod G0IreGssd tbo. oblieos
ton q ~ cath. TO test bin b. We
iuterrogated thus -:
"Jolo, 4: yoa 'tao~ .aythiss
~, .Ss e.. .: : ~ b'l'' well .'saai's
''Hsvs yea 20 JOS IL China r..
"Oh, yee, gottse bsapee Joss."
"Wheee do you 80 when yea die ?"
"Me'go 70 Ssa Frapcisoo." a
mo; yo1 don't ssdsretaud u,e.
When Chinlmaa. Qait washee Ill
time, aud 40 live any more, where
does 10 30 ~ - a
''Ob, yes no sabs ,sew. II b.
belly goodee 9sp, b @ uppee sky.
II he belly bsdes man, ho 10 lumpee
dowo belle oaueo uollcaa MAJ. n
The court W. setisaSd With this
eetbodox TstateosGt ss1 sd0ittsa'
bic testimony. AZ .,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-19
Lave h % hsa.s Asylum.
From tho Kingston, n. r., Freeman.

From tho Kingston. n. T., freeman.
On aecosot Of \ nervous malady
with which he was afflicted, M. Ed.
ward Havemsyer, tho 10 . con Of a
New York milliouaire, now deceased,
and . nephew Of ex.MayOr Have.
meyer, vac 90 inmate for some time
during tho past winter Of the New
York state hooepstbie asylum for
tho insane at THE place. While there
he formed tho acquaintance of ono Of
tho attendants, niss Carrie Weaver,
= young lady Of . slight, delicate
form and pretty face, who fret ct.
tsacted bio fancy and then Won HE
affections. The advances of Mr..
Havemeysr ve6e oodesily received
By Mis- Weaver aud we're evidently
not distaatsfnl ~ bet, - 10 doc time
hoy resulted IL az o6sr Of marriage
az BIZ pat, which W dsly accepted.
Upon tho young gestlenaus notice
IN biz mother IL his proposed mar.
riage, che, with . display Of sense
and regard for tho Happiness If tho
young couple seldom witnease6 10
bet station 10 life, interposrd no Oh.
jscttops, after having sstls6ed her.
elf BY dilige0t inquiries, that the
proposed bride wss 1t respectable
rpassolage and irrsproachable ohsrac.
tot. Tho parental consent Was then
given, and The young gentleman hav-
Jog recovered from bic malady, the
wedding ceremony was performed in
THE village, aud The two we're made
man and wife. The gentleman took
HE bride to tho city, where che va
eo'dtsly received By bic relations
sod treated With every consideration
do \ daughter. A furnished houss
10 tho city va offered tho newly .a,ar.
ried esupls. where lbsy rssided for q
time, bat'ss they preferred tho mote
quiet lita snd ffsalser cir OF tho coun.
tty, gave il up and returned u Mid
dfef6wn. whore they are now living,
occupying . house On Mulberry
street. The happy meeting at tho
aAyIo@ hes resulted 10 \ gentleman
"btsioing tor himself 4 good wife aud
. poor gil bsiug lifted fsom : posi-
tioo Ut poverty aud servituds to Q
houss u her own, luxury and anu :
Ooce.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-19
fldh 1h|eisib ior PLAIN wit on.e, !. :,

Wooo . Woman loses d, desitS To
blsase,I saS5 ntig Young WCtba1'sI
ye1tn1l, Sbe loses half her charm st., T.
Nothing b mots conducive p,bssaty
than chssrfalness aud good. hanor,
sed % porose or unhappy woman
can y good>hdmored and cheerful,
Then h6re' Irv vast hunters If NJ
esmpeeed' wohsa who are ilI:tempetvds
becaass they arc ugly, They ,jp a,h
know what i tbe matter with tIem,,
selves; netther do their friends know Know
But tho tucsssant neglect md 7pai{! 4
Terence With which they Az areaiod
apSl!y doss it, work If embitteriun
tAsir teelioes nutil tue effect l,,,on
toeir moral character 10 most ppiii.. :
ctooo. Every wOdlaa Ougi,t tO uoder!
sesad that oothisg short Of dsfouuity
Gao make . wowsn utterly uuattrsc, =,
ttoe. provided she will study her
ppl6ts; and points Of attractivvn;eslss'
every Woman l,as. A thor.,Iclily;Res'
49,, grse1fsl manner ean.bs scqair.
y ey sny woman, sud u \ powsHal
charm.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-19

Young Bilkiss went 70 eersosde bic
girl o. Van Nsss avenue. The apa.
tsar orchestra Of which hs iss NON.
bet bad hardly squelched ont tho 6tst
two bare Of ''Co,se Whete nv Love
1ies DrSawisg," Whsn The seeoed>
story Window ven Up and old Boggs,
Amslta's father, stuck bis head Vut
ind remarked: '''"
"le there 10 Wy Of compromising
this thingi 8"
''whst-w-whsti" gasped Dill.
kipe.n '>.'.'', ..-
II ssy. can't 10 make ssms st.
raut emeuts to ct out Of The nat
ters How does four dellaes oud 10
old eas.stevs strike you p -
"Why-this-this ID . oereDsde. y
sxclaiked Bilktas.
''Exscsly; o. sss. Now, supposs
I wsrS 70 Stsod tbo tssr aud cas.iA.s
oil roond, wouldp't sou ~ out 10 Tie
secures somewhere aud work IL th~
rsst of it 10 front Of s,ms deaf aud
dumb asylum " othor I" ii,
"Wsll; TN blowsd :" sjaeulsted
the crushed lover. a,..,. 81, u
Il should think you would 10,
hitched TO the cod Of that tig tton.
9o1e. Dos's potat il this Wy, for
bssveab ssks !; Il 6tgbt % u" :
"Cows down here and ~ that
Ike . man." roared tho BIG draa,,
who vac full If Budweieer aud fury.
''You bald.bssded old pelican, oo6s
down.
W-l-thiak - had bstter-bsttet
! 70, boys, - It were" ~aro,ured Tie
mortified DilkiuA, aud tho mortified
BAkins and tho diagested band Walk,
ed ssdIy VI, seosotdlly igsv,ipg NJ.
DsoG's PARTING :isjanetisv " rstseal
aI1 led be6toe i0os altet dis
6poW over. p -;i.e 81 90; -. E,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-19

NATCH1TOCHES, La, JULY 10, 1879.

ocracy throughout tho entire country
that would DO too heavy for them to
carry.
Nj. Hayes said yesterday, when
asked *hout the report Of another
extra session, that he was icon WINGED
the courts would he 60 crippled by
the failure to appropriate for mar
shals, that AZ extra session would be
necessary later in the aeason."
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-19
PRINTERS.
ny HARP.

From the Columbia Herald.
Away tho ranks Of human kind,
Some 80 before, and some behind
But mind them we'll, you will lind
Not hindmOst is the Printer.
The lessons that You learn ut school
That you might not grow mp fool
Had all in scientific rule
Been published by the Printer.
How do Your Presidents and Kings
Govern 50 many Thousand thugs
It's ly the types. the screws, and springs,
Belonging to the Printer.
The farmer aud mechanic too,
Would sometimes scarce know what to
do,
Could they not get certain view,
Of work done by tho Printer.
The doctors cannot meet the crooks,
OF all tue cases till he looks,
Upon the pages of tho books
Supplied him by the Printer.
The lawyer for . wit has passed
But high ~ 10 bis head may can't
He would bo but Ounce ut last
We're it not for tho Printer.
Who il it that 10 neatly tells
The various goods tho merchant sole
Inviting al the bcaux and bells,
Who in IL lint the prinkar
The classes Of the human race,
OF different sizes, Of different faco,
Appear in this and every place,
How obvious to tue Printer.
One sings the bass, ono shsrps and aats
Bedecked with pantal00ns and hate
And long tail coats aud smooth eSsvate
OF this class 10 tho Priutor.
The Other sings tho treble sweet,
Adorned with frocks and bounete nest
And look! bow beautious and complete
Aud lovely 10 The Printer.
It's hymsns will Of course you kuev.
The clauses should in couples 10,
And sinco tho world have il NO,
so be 1t" ssys tho Printer.
There's not . man below tho ski>s
Who better undeestauds 70 prise
The charms that grace lady's eyo
Than doss THE very Printer.
Young maideus there without debate
It's hoped you'll duly sstimats
Before In fact It 10 tn late,
The value Of q Printer
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-19
From the WashioRtou Post.

ee~v~~ sSOsO OksV0SOS VO"O0OO
tho Democratic Congress becsase IL
got tho better Of him ct last In The
contest no 20 eagerly brought about.
He 10 joined in this feeling to Q great.
er Of. less degree BY oil Of bic advisers,
Int none Of them orc % mad % Geo.
Devens. He insisted upon another
extra session to tho Last, aud when
tho impolicy Of each . ooVo vas
pointed out to him be only rsvsd The
more, and said it would serve those
bull~headed Democratic just right 70
make them stay here I'll summer.
Three dsys before adjoarunent
Hayes publicly declared be would 70.
call Congress il it failed 70 make %.
preparation for tho marshals. He
took % much paios to have THE Do.
elsrati"n reach tho eats Of Demo,
cratic COngressmen that The Poet Ut
ouce pronounced It . "blu6," aud %
it turned out. Just 40 soon "a tho
majority manifested their determine
tiou to staud tirm Hayes began to
crsw6sb, sud 6oally backed entirely
out. Gen: Devens has beoo putting
him up to another scheme, howsvet,
aud Hayes willingly eooseotly 70 take
pait 10 it. Deve0s' proposition u to
issue secret Instructions to tho kadi.
cal marshsls, directing them 70 10
easy IN oil criminal cases. IN shoft,
to allow every criminal to secspe
where, with any degsee Of plsasibili>
ty, tho responsibility can b fastened
upon Coogress for having failed %
make tho appropriation. 1hls 10 the
plan, aud the partisan marshsls win
readily consent to work up to il. Mt.
Deveus has control Of The matshais,
aud he thinks he can manipulate them
~ az to have, within two or three
months, . long list of criminal prose.
cutlons fail. Then Hayes 10 to PCT.
form lis part BY calling 90 extra ses.
sion Of Congress just before the Ohio
election. The partisan reports Of tho
marshsls, showing how tho failure
~ appropriate resulted 10 turning
many hardened criminals loose upoo
the country 10 to 30 laid before Con.
gress 10 . message from Hayes, who
~ill assume that tho extra session b
came absolutely ueceeesry 10 order 70
carry On tho eoutts. THE plao, 20
tho eonspirasors think, wesld place
the Democratic 10 = very ully pooi.
tiou BY demonstrating that IL iailiue
to follow Hay e. advics they commit.
It'd = gave blusder. Tbus would
Hayes policy bs viodicated aud The
DenDcrsts condemned.
Thsle IL ut least ono Democratic
marshal 10 tho United states, and he
will have to be removed iu order to
make the schsms suecsssful. Il
would not do to have the masebsl of
Georgia. get along suoothly aod
sl'ow . clean record ia criminal cases.
It would sxpt,oe tho entire scheme.
aud ~ NJ. Fitssibboss IL likely 70 be
made to walk the plank, aud 3mytbs,
the Radical, whom hs suecesdsd, rse.
toted 70 the P0sitiOn. ~ the 8spoiA
10 not 10 eessiou, Hayes can put the
present marsAal cot add auotbsr man
10, aud this arransensot cassos 10
ditsilsd excerpt BY tho Senate.
Mr. HaSss and Geo. Dsvsns b.
lisvs that, 70 carry their plsa to .
sscerssful ioese, woald issuls sae-
cree for their party 10 Ohio, ssd
would lay = bardea apoa Tho De-
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-19
ACU Z AND FEVER.

DR.. {. McLANE's LIVER PILLS. IN
CASES OF AGuE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive Of
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used. preparatory to,
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL.
For ali bilious arrangements, and
as simple purgative. they are un-
eQualed. -
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-19
DEwAaE OF l1urAfro1a

The genuine are never sugar coated.
Every box has . red wax seal On III
lid. with the impression DIX. .McIANk's
Liver Pills.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER Pills
bear the signatures Of c. McLANE and
FLEMING Bros. on the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DR.
c. McLANE's LIVER Pills, prepared by
Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh. Pa, the
market being full Of limitations Of the
name McL"ne, spelled diaeseasly but
same pronunciation.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-19
the NAPOLEONIC DYNASTY,
4 Majority /. Favor Of Acknowledx
ing Prince Jeroue as its Head.

respondsnt At Paris says: A major
~ Ofthe Bsnspartists are anderson
to concur With n. Rouher in scknow
edging Prince Jerome Bouapsrte q
chief If The Nspoleonic dynast,
They argue that tho will Of the lat
Prince Imperial. which aaks tho u
Empress Eageais to co>opsrate Wit
Prince Victor, vss written 90 tho 10
somption that thu ts~tstor would sur
vive Prince Jerome Bonaparte. Thi
reasoning. however, is considered
transparent excuse for the uon 5b
servsnce Of the impracticable will .
the Prince lnperial. NJ. Rouhsr'
rstiremeDtfh oah active politics is evi
IDENTITY owing ~ . feeling that hs an,
Prince JesO0e could not act together
and the later conld not be Get aside
What be{ssso Prince Jerome Bona.
parte's sdberspce to tho republic AZ,
tho impossibility Of the clerical sec
tion If the Boospartists cl,.,osinR
leader without either acting sesins
the wiahss At The Prince lmpsrisl,
will Of provekise 4 distinct avowa
from Prince Victor, tho Bonapartistl
are 10 one; 1t tho most perplexing po'
sitions ster oceapisd by any party.
Queen Tictoiis has commanded
that tho tr''op chip 0r"otes, bearing
the temaiYs of tho Prince Imperial
shs'l b escorted 90 Z part If he,
voyage b. tho channel Aeet. The
Duke Of Cambridge, Commauder.io-
Chief # the British army, he.ds a
c"mmittee Of army officers to super.
intend the tsising Of a memorial IA
the late Piees Imperial. Field Ma,
ehals 1O!d Stsatl nairn and Sir CHARLES
York, Lieut. Gen. Prince Edward 81
SAKE Weimat, Geo. Lord Napier Of
MagdaIa, aod nearly OH tho best-
known gesssalb q The army are msm.
bers II The eo6oittep. =
The Raris 0saIeis to-day pubIisls,
tbe eodiEll To- 10 viii of the Primes
Iopssial. i Qestes II clear aud pre-
ctse terms W6at Seso tie wiahes aud
dspiratjses - ~ ysesg Prince. He
aaSs: ''Ths. daty which oar house
Owes 20 or ooistsy vill 1oe lapee by
ny death; The ardaous aud Riorioas
TAX Of eontinaioe Tho work Of tho
Fret Napolssa viii depend 10 tho
event Of death apos ths oldest con
Of Prince Jerome Napoleon, who, By
tho lsws AZ secession q our house.
Ia ny heir. Ierast that ny beloved
BY ssoondiog bin 10 the dis.
cha,ge Of tho responsibilities add d.
ties which 10 tho event Of my death
will devolvs opos hin, will give to
no, when I a. 10 longer upon tbis
essth. THE last snd ssp1sms proof Of
her affection for 10 aod Of her love
Of France"
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-19

Cholera and Yellow Fever are IRE.
vented by using "elAck. 0RAveHr"
For sale by j. J. McCOOK 4 BRO.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-19

The Uoitsd States hste abeat oitaSki,.
I've sheu6aad milcs Of tslsGrspi Iffa
Is double thss Of any ee63 6i1lpG: i =
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-19

No matter what rsuk ,vttstables nav
sttaia, ths esbbags will slwsys " .
head. ..s a. -.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-19
WEE IA IUNa's FUNERAL.
Buried with Strange Chinese Rites BY
his Countrynea 10 Dellevtlle, NJ.
Nov York suu.l

Wee Ka Yone Of Canal street died
Of consumption in vhp Chinese lam
dry 10 Bellevue, N. j. On Nondat
morning. He wost there Two ,layi,
before for HE health. He had "a
money and his country bought Z
coffin 10 which Wee Ks YuueS re.
mains wero plseeti. After tho coffin
I'D wss acrewed dows on Monday the
Chiaamen held . pyster,ous service
over It. Then they worked 10 the
laundry until : otclock. AZ that hour
they carried tho oo0u 10 the hall in
TO drst et1sx ofstl'sis quarters. Thu
sy: ): !; s. St,oa{, rector Of 4. y. patel'
. prayer, and the ,uosrueo etood
near wita .tsAds uncovered, Two
white uaeA thee garfield tho ettIia IA
an old Wagon, and tho funeral pro-
cession etSrted Up the steep hillside
east Of tbb laaodrj. Along IL t;oGte
tae Coinsoeo stsswed eaIah -O4ssre
slips Of rice. paper, on which rere
queer looking o6aracters. Tbeoe alips
It VA ssid.' 1eptessnted (kS MONEY
with whtelA Stse. III YaokV deGt,
were caeesaIsd and biz passage paid
to tho other .Norld.;, r~'r
Tho CiioeUs Surial 9;;r;ouauainrd il a,
tho brow Sf I bin which ov4rlocka
'Bellovillolau The Paaoaij Rivar. asd
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-19

Query: Why will people audtr With
indisssdos VIXEN Hack e@AgeltI"
Vim eass tlen'
For sals BY ). J. 1ccooK I BRO.