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, 1879-03-26
THE NEW "HuNDRED wE1aHTn


1Yo printed yesterday from tho New York
Herald statement Of tho recontaotion by tho
British Government in adopting the Genital
as legal measure In place Of tho b,1shol and
other measures Of capacity. Tho same statc-
ment alleged that whilo tho Boards Of I'ralo
throughout tho country generally approved
the adoption Of the change, that Of Chicago
alone objected. We do not understand t1,at
thore Is or has been any serious objection to
the cental in this city,-certainly not to It's
general adoption
In liverpool and in California tho cental
Inns boen in use rs measure Of grain for
many years, and nil tho Liverpool quotatinns
Of grain nnd other fold products arc made as
80 much per 100 pounds. Some yours ago
there WINS strong effort uado to 1nako tho
rule general in this country to sell articles by
weight III p}nce Of by measures Of capacity,
and it has boou largely adopted, hut tho old
na1nes arc still rotnined. Thus wl.oat, corn,
md other grim havo long since boon meas
ured by weight, but arc still sold by tho
bushol. Tho use Of tho term b,lshel is con-
oessiou to old prcjudfceB, tho actual use Of
kA0 bApAAHA SHlAE At*AA+1A W <AE oA4u44uat VI
retail transactions. THUS tho stA1story
bushels in this State range from 80 pounds
per busaol for coal to II pounds per busllel
for bluegrass scod, aud yot in fact all large
transactions In oil tLa enumerated articles
take place III woight.
Ono Of tho most soslous objections to
m imperative adoption OF tho ccutal sys-
tenn has been that our foreign trade in grain
has been carried on mainly with Great Brit
ain, whoro Tia Genital has novor boon In uso
Tho British wo1ghta md measures pertaining
to grain have always boeu moro or loss com.
plax, THUS tho Epgliah ton IL 2,ot0 pounds.
The transactions In grain aro mainly by
"quarters." Tho commercial "0uarter" ia
$50 pounds, but Tho quarter Of wLoat Ia col
pounds. The British quarter is a measure
of oapocity AZ much M IL tho bussel; it rol-
rcaents onlio space, and not weight. British
wheat weighs from % to G4 pounds Ia the
bushol, md bushels are equal to a ''q,,ar.
ter" Tho ton being o,o4o pounds. tho
British "l.untlred weight" (owt.) Ia
liz pounds. Tho "stoue" Is eaunl
10 oua-elghlh Of hundred weight,
md "quarsor" hundred Ia 2s pounds,
or two stones woight. Another o1abar.
rasament is in tho English mode Of sell
Ing flour; Tie "barrol" OF 100 ponntls IL
unknown to British trade. Flour IL sold
by Tho ''sack" Of $50 pounds mud the
sack ta computed at @ pounds, making
the weight of British "sack" 28G pounds
American flour for export IL now put mp i,
| ~ - II
, 1879-03-26

equitable distribution Of tho spoits. Thoy
will l1o dismissed 1ust Rbont tho timo when
thoy shall begin To ho qualified for tho proper
administration Of their offioes. Tho oxton.
sion Of this vicious systom to all branches OF
tho public service Ia whit must bo expected
from, complete Domooratto ascendoncy.
There call 10 no tloubt about this after tho
action of both tho 1tonso nnd tho Senate
nndor Democratic rule, and the country may
MS well abandon all itlon Of Civi!.Sorvice ro-
form II 1t il prepared to eccspt The dominion
OF tho Domocratiu party.
, 1879-03-26

An eloquont and heartfelt tribute to tho
memory Of tho lato DR.. DE- KovEN WINS Inst
evening delivered by tho nov. CLINTON
LOCKE in connection with tho memorial
services Mt Grnco Church. Tho presenco
md participation Of the Episcopal clergy
and laity Of Chicago in large numbers waa
in itself testimbnia1 Of tho great affection
and desteem in which Dr.. DE- KoyKH was held
by the Church of this city.
, 1879-03-26

In preparation for the coming Sunday -Osorv-
a,,cc convention at It's aoors, Tie Springfield
,snnday Republican has suddenly grown ptous,
ad II says we have no right "to hate ottr neigh
bor Who keeps dog, who snubs us, OF who Eos-
sips about US behind our backs. Let US rather
be sorry for hiln." This ncghltor with q dog Is
plainly case II which SORROW is misplaced, un-
less, inlecl II should bo like tint heart.brcak-
Ing grief which SOME parents feel when they
take tAe slipper for unruy offspring.
, 1879-03-26
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

Tn3 cu,c4oo TR,npxk has established hgareh oficss
n, thr rteetpt Of spbscgptonl and advertisements as
follows
F4nnxH. Manager.
PARIS, Fr.nce-No. 10 ttuc do ID 6sAnRelfate1tefe.
il. MAaLEn, Agent. ....
LpNpuN, Eng.-Amerean Ezchsnsc. 80 Strand.
uxxEY r. GtLLtu. Agent.
'.-EAS FRANCISCO. CAl.-ralace Hotel.
WASHINGTON n. C.-i1t0 atrett.
, 1879-03-26
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THE C0MHUN1sTs AND THE CITY ELEc-

AAo"'
iha eommun'e5!o uo'nonsst"''oh ot 'ASs
saturday night na'6ahaa5 aeema 10 nave
hso tue effect ot 'mp3ess'nR upon !" goo'
mhny business mon anu properly yao',e'a III
1nls eitS tno met 'nat neAt 1"e"'"y o'ee-
noa 10 so"o1h."B .ao.o 'nh'. 'oie 'oi"''
its fea"'' may largely oe.oF''''n, Nv "As'Ief y!
not communism III .n'S Guy WIZ "s"la p.a"n
out mo v'o.ouce' Ano present ofsH"']a'ioa
u. 'np ol,'o ".1 t"o Dai,- - "s'A
o1ne. pe""eaes o' '"e e''s ''o'a.n'"'u. ~. e'''
Joy tho eonhoenco Q! tI'o community taes'
~ ~" 1eoinB .a"t ""s ue"'on'''"s'ono w.
u s'o'on'e' VI p'aa''e"' u1"u'se'''oa ,,, =, s'o
cothman'S1'o Sei''lnens' VIII W sla'eA'y os
ehee'u"s's s"ppsessee' "1'a s''sA >sss 1ee''s.s
e1eso'sos fes'f'.'"'ne .na"'u'' "Poa NV
ooA''nua'o.4a 'oau''s' o"s oA'"su y. ~
ivy nua,'n''''"''ou s, 4'oA4 4'sp ',.
ne1ao's"''o w. aasiaeos m"; isAo'o a'a ...s. ~
''Ra'n'~ 1no oo''''''n'sN' ., .l'"s 'oA'",o ~
"noer ~" o'uot u sA'nss ~ Wv
wn"s 'hos a"'o ''o' 10 no". An' s'''ns' f
" e"5 PA'fon"Sa ,ahs of'n8 INV Po"ot ~,
component ana t'"'a "e", ano t'ny oatofenA
encoufagea W sucA p" e1"''bo .h,gu' NV
'aeos VIII tno aalno p'onp' ano ''uuuo'a ."' ~.
s's1"nco "n.en tHo pfesont eone'''on u
lungs PROMISES a"eSe circumstances aso
peg'nalng 70 asse.1 .ne'f 'o'ee WIN 'no t'o,'
tnou8n.1" men ol 'ne eol''n'uu1ty' = oau 'no
4atler snouia ampfosa IL upon I'LL .no o'aeas
Win "hom tney GOING III eon'@o' 1aat ~ "iIt
pe ec''oua nnu oHoseeuus eiio1 W poln.''
tho ue1aoct"'s 70 curry 'no Guy oi.'"oa W
aeiault'-1os 'na1 IN ''o on'S "@y III WHICH
they can carry IL. .-..
There fs anosnef 1o"tufo OF snls oonm"-
mist movement "h'ch aeses'eaastent'on oAH-
TEE HAhnlsoSa strongest oxpeosa1'on OF po'
ing elected Is oascd upon m increase IN t'o
Communicate vote a 'a1ee element OF the
prosons eoeialtsts iofmefly 'o1eo tno Ae'
publican tlekot.-tae dermnn0s oo'lota'0ns'
ana seana'nasians' 1no oon1nun's1 c"n'
dldate Tor Mayor Is III. SCHMIDT,
who IS peraonaliY very popular IL Is
expected TINT ho wall DO ao1o 10 pon h1ucn
the largest oommuhtat vote ever cast IL tbs
city, and TINT no will reecivc q great many
voteF from terinans VINO aFe NOT really Com
, 1879-03-26
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

nRerER1A LnDBR, No. ~. 4. r. md A. ,-Thu
n,unratio of Their LodRc t1 bc rlh ts "Wednesday
csFnlnK, March 70 nj y Dcl0ck. for tinot!snt work
Special Commnnra!ton wA a!;P lq 9 .oii.ssnsd st
yidtd under Art. xNfT.. bee. !. Fart Second, o. l..
uy.L3we. tfIA8. II. Ht!ENAN, ". N,
EIIAS. II. BRADLEY, Secretary.
, 1879-03-26

litioal SUCCESS.
THE PARTY or REVOLUTION AND ROB.
Berry.
We don't desire To frighten anybody, but
we do wish Republicans distinctly to UNDER
stand TINT tho Democratic lenders Of Chicago
confidently expect to carry the forthcoming
municipal election. They insist TINT On
full vote tho city Is largely Democratic; this
false assumption pavcs the way for the ro-
peaters and hallot-box suffers brigade.
Aid. TuLEy, by an unwarranted act, sought
to place tho control Of tho election in tho
hands OF the Democratic party, and he
knows what thnt mems In certain wards. It
means frauds, il frauds nre necessary to a1,c-
cess. We do not moan to charge TINT 1{r,
TuLEx would vote lwico, OF stuff baliot-box
with tissue ballots; but there arc hundreds Of
Democrats in the City of Chicago ready to do
this kind of dirty work, and be knows it,
and he knows that he tried to open the way
for tho rasoals OF his party. Leading Domo-
Gratis count much upon the respectable
character Of their ticket. They say SOAR
TER HARRISON Is man of wealth, q
largo taxpayer, md an honest, well-meaning
citizen; TINT SE1pr is also man Of wealth,
largo taxpayer, n man Of proved integrity"
and 80 Oh. They argue. with an Appearance
Of great p1ausibility, that thore can DO no
danger to taxpayers in contiding the affairs
Of the city to tho custody Of snch noted
men Of their own class. By this line Of ar
gumont thoy hopo to secure tho solid re-
spectacle Democratic vote. To tho hummer
class they hold ont widely. .diaoront Induce.
monts. To them they say: "OARTEn HAn-
n1soN is Democrat Of tho Jacksoninn school;
he believes In the doctrine to thu yictors bo-
long tho spoils; he will sweep away tho pres-
ont rndical od1lceholaiug olassos to tho last
man, and givo the thousand and ono placos
to you." They eny further: 1.-THE Demo-
cratic party is on tho verge Of absolute power
in the nation. Democrats all oyor tho country
are about to step into tho shoos of tho
ot1icoholding Republicans Ii wo elect tho
next President, 100000 Republicans will bo
turned out Of Office aud 100, 600 Democrats
will take tholr places. The humblest Demo-
crat III tho lind will 10 benefited by thls
great change. The Democratic party Of tho
country louks to Chicago Democrats to score
the first victory Of the great campaign which
Is to culminato In tho election Of Q Demo-
cratic Presidsnt in 18B0!"
So fnr tho Democratic campaign has beon
still hunt; but 1T has leon persistent, vigor-
ous, md systematic. Eyon on Sunday, lead.
ing Detuocrats perambulatad the city inter-
=
, 1879-03-26

According to the theory Of Mr. WILLIAM
sEIrr, every man who buys glass Of bear mud
s},oyes five cents over tho counter to nay for #
Should be cycrlastlng1y grateful to the person
who aclls 1t. What is true Of lurge aates ought
to 10 lust aB trl1o OF small ones.
, 1879-03-26

THE oldest use nn industrial Exhibition Build
Ing was ever put to was the use OF the lase-
shore building for an imnensc Communist
meeting. The Communists ura opposed to IN
1ustrfal exhibitions In every shape and form.
, 1879-03-26

The way to improve Texas, tho New York SUI.
says. Is to prohibit tho carrying OF concealed
weapons. A better way to begin With is to hang
persons who, carrying such weapons, commit
murder With them.
, 1879-03-26

Chicago 10 inaosss his revolutionary notion!
And Democrats, respectable ~ Democrats,
WHO profess to DO patriotic, loyal citIzone, aro
not ashamed to bo found In tho ranks Of Lis
fn1fnwarHl
, 1879-03-26
A CHANCE FOR THE COMMUNISTS.

Nv 1870, .us "e ~, ~ .o ..1 49, - "o"1n 4nu @
s. .ne asa... ao' ,,,s .sa.". @ s o., ~ 10 s !"'4
si'...V6t:a. ..l' "sas 'Hu ~, '.s9 sa 1'1'san
.. 80 49, 1"a.s.,.~.. ~ s.a ~ 49, a..... w. ~ poop4o
~ ]ltn .y "ns s"o ous"o 'oe's'a''on
.,o. s'.u o'as ~. ~; w.. 10 4at p''A ~
.ao 4'',4us u y. sae .Aa, ~ '"u ptese''.
.'"'c' n"'o oIon on,t"oS'" - '"o 'a.u.eSts u
.Io,' =, 'oo4 o.o~'oo,' =, o'SoAs' '''of1y ~
~, ,no s.e'o"o ~ ~. "'on uPoa "n'4. our po'
'l'oa' -'l, as-o 4oas'. 80 s3n'on' ~ ~" JUS
ues' a'.'9'a ." ~, suo p'oseos'en % '1'o'''at'"
t's'','' ~ ~ oolonao =. tosoo'l'A pfopersy',
iof 'iie eu'v't"soinsn' =. soo"on'y' anu LOT
,nose"s,ns .no eoln'o.t al''' iapp'noss o. the
nomo' ~ .Io lro'ee''on ot every man IN tue
acoaa''',''ou u " hs7 ~"8es "o'1 ~ giving
nan LUZ psne1'S VI eu"c"'lon a.lo tno oless-
nss ~, u lels'on :. ~ sao "l'aes. ue'nason
sit"' e'ol oa,'1ou ~, o''I oo'n''"u'a's Aeaa
~ s"ppoa0 'l'o1 the A'nos'ca" PeoPio Will
consent 10 nave 1ae'f institutions changed to
SUI tno s's1ohaty LUCAS OF 'onat1cM
loro'8he's' 'nuch iess thas tnoy Will
enau'e 70 nave 'oo chtmor1cal sohomes
u FOURIER, 1"BA1IE' ana MAhx thr''ss upon
tnem NJ Inc point OF the bayonot. Tho
communists maRe tno Same mlssako III entcf-
ing the po1it1eai arena with taotr social
scnemes IN tnla country TINT they havc IN
FRANCO and Germany. They make still
gfoater mlssako IN organizing themselves
into armed BODIES TO coofca unwilling COM
muntles md se'zo properly by force OF arms
from those who DO not believe aa they do,
mud Qiy0 it to q jl1ntA which they call tho
, 1879-03-26

1t Ia apprchcndetl that II Afr. T1LDHN over
comes JOHN kELlY be may at the same time
slaughter tho Democratic majority In Nov York
City. Tam,nany, Of Into years, has not taken
ktuliy to tho sIlk stockings.
, 1879-03-26

Truth says that tho death Of the Duko Of
Newcastle, who, bankrupt as he was, left his
heir ST ,00o, ,oD year, Is attributed 10 hon,eopa-
thy. But there does not secm to DC particle
of evidence beyond surtnlse to show. thAt mcli-
cinr had anything to do with 1t.
, 1879-03-26

1t Is now announced that England does not
want the Zulu country. She never docs want
moro foreign territory. But for reluctant
country, size has tho vnstcat cutonInf POSSESSIONS
under tile sun
, 1879-03-26

dearborn atrtcl. corner Of Monroe. EngsRsulft
Of John Mccullough. Afternoon. ''The Gladiator.
Evening, " 1itury VIII"
, 1879-03-26

atst!fnr tsFeet, between Dearborn and etAte. "u
II, 8, p1unfosc." Afternoon aud evening.
, 1879-03-26

Maltson street, opposito Mcvtckcr's Theatre. Lee
turc hy Theodore Tl!tnn. Subject: Ilcarts Eaaef
rlAtn Talk on Hard Times-"
, 1879-03-26

Academy Of nIusc.
I1Alsted ttrees. hetmcen Madison aud Monroe. Va
rtety entertainment.
, 1879-03-26

Randolph street. tsi%een Clark and LsSht. En-
xsacr,snt Of Nine. Nohjtska. ''Camtlie." Afternoo
aud evening.
, 1879-03-26

Ham1tna Thentrs.
Clark ttreet. opposite tle Court llonse Engagement
Of Milton Mobiles. "The rhontx," and "Man Of tht
ptopIe,"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-02

polls. The plan is to pass tha' ana the
general appropriation bill substantially as
the house passed them last session, and then
await the action of the president which is
still doubtful Both sides claim him as
confidently as though they could always
reconcile conflicting statements from the
white house, or as though there were no
such statements,
The United States Of Ohio again takes
prominence in Washington politics from
the apparent authoritative report that Gen
Garfield will be candidate for governor
this year, because of the administration s
hostility to Judge Taft know that the
cabinet don't like Judge Taft because of
his implicable stalwartness, and that inhu
ences have been brought to bear upon
Gen Garfield to enter the field against
him. | know also that Gen. Garfield has
no desire for the distinction, and will not
take the field against Judge Taft unless he
is forced to do So
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-02

shall Texas, they are liable 10 be shot to
death There is no use of argument, how
over, to prove that the practice Is reprchcn-
siblc. That is admitted by everybody
whose opinion is worth anything. There
is perhaps no locality in the South where
there is any sentiment in favor of the prac
ticc, What is needed therefore,
is not SO much TO create the
impression that the practice is dangerous,
and damaging, and entirely ndetensible,
as to rouse sentiment which is hostile to
il, and which at all times and under all
circumstances will make war upon it.
Only in this way Is there any hope of
abating the evil. AS long as community
contents itself with admitting that the prac
ticc is wrong and n disgrace to civilized
people, it will continue, and homicides will
he of frequent occurrence. Laws and courts
will be powcrlcss to abate it, When, how
ever the people take hold of the question
with an aggressive determination like that
displayed in political campaign, or in
any other matter In which they are deeply
interested, it will not be long before the
pistols. knives and brass knuckles are laid
aside. Men will then attend to their daily
duties with freedom and confidence that
they have not felt for long time. The
few who cling to the disgraceful practice,
the courts will deal with promptly and eff
fectuallv.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-02
LETS TAKE A POp Ar EACH
OTHER"

\ mlioity of the leading south
err journalists begin TO appreciate
the cnormity Of the habit, 80
pevalent among southern men, or
carrvipg concealed weapons; and are now
addressing themselves TO the work Of re.
form. in that particular. The editor Of the
New Orleans Times very truly says that il
az impossible to calculate the damage which
This practice has done TO the South, and
which it is likely to do # not speedily
sbaied. II is admitted very generally, tina,
both capital and emigration have been
surncd from the rich lands al
the South to other and less 10.
viting localities, because Of the
Inmate dislike which people, engaged in
pcsccful pursuits, have to living in com.
uupitics where The pistol and the knife arc
sppeaed TO on every OCCASION where ,hcr,
NJ any unplcasan,ness or difficulty. Yer!
FEW people care to make their home whcr
pub[,c sentiment permits the promiscuou
carrying Of deadly weapons because the,
KNOW that on the slightest proyoca,ion or
peihar', without any provoca'ion at all "A
M The cnsc of Barrymore rnd Porter at Mar
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-02

GREAT lover, OF music as the American
people are, they are not entitled to the hon
or of having invented any Of the number.
tess musical instruments in use, except the
banjo; and the idea. even in that, was SUE
nested by the guitar and either and such
credit a. the invention Of the banjo brings
belongs most likely to the African. But,
while the Americans have not been origlna-
tors in that particular, they have certainly
made vas; Improvements on the discoveries
OF others. The American planocs and or
aans, American wind and string insru-
ments OF every description, have, it seems,
taken the first premiums in all the national
and inter national fairs and competitive
shows Of the past quarter OF century,
Wherefore it becomes quite manifest that
in those particulars where we are lacking
in inventive brains, We employ the brains OF
otAcrs 20 the advantage Of ourselves and all
a,c lfsance Of Christendom
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-02
OF'l'ItEIsS:
BOARD or MANAGERS

l. ] GORDON. iaii............"..nt afro Hi
Mrs. +. A. TAYLOR Superintendent Of
schools. Alexander COunty.........,..
Mrs Il. {. FORD Variety Brackc, Store
j. A. GOLDSTlNE, of GUld-tnc Il Ro
srnwater. Wholesale and Retail Dealers
In staple and Fancy Dry GOOds ...,.
\ y. 1illsFLEW GOD. OF lliuklc n
rhiatcWoOd, tOmmhEiuu Merchants,
cotton ana Tobacco Factors .,.......
4 d. AYERS. of Ayers 4 co., Commits.
sion Merchants. .,.,.,,,,,,.......... "
TuOM As LEWIS, Insurance Manager
and Attorney at LaW.,.....,..,....,..
VIM, STRAT'rON, Of Stip,ton K Bird
Wholesale trOccrs,
GEO. NJ ALDEN, Commission Mcr
chant, r. ohio l,eNcc. ..,,,,,.,..... "
las y. REARDEN Agent Mississippi
Valley Transportation Company .....,
HARRISON llOlP pr, Matchmaker and
cT TGNSR STUART wholesale and Re
,ajl Dry Goods and Notions. Z"
EDWARD A. BlfDER, Manufacturing
Jrwcler and Wholesale Dealer iu
Wn,chmaker4' Tools and Matcrinls.... "
EDWIN X. EGNEW, Proprietor st.
Charles Hotel Observation-Disclosures,
uAzEN LEIGHTON, Commission Mcr'
nc chap EDWARD II ROE L, ; $ Marshal
Southern District Illinois. n,.. Springfield, Ills
Nrs i, A. AYERS, ..,,,,......, Villa Ridge, "
~ II, i. BRIGHAM, Physician indianapolis, Ind
Jhs. NJ, GELAT1, Real Estate
p1y DAVID G. WELLS, Methodist '''
Mn;ieT Merchant, 'IMa stiGs,, T MI.s
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-02
SIIERIFF'S SALE.

By,iriuc ola special execution TO ne directed by
the clerk Ofthc Circuit Court oftcysndrr County In
the state Of Illinois, In favor OF Wood Rittrnhou-e
and Jowph II E,iteDhouse, ~ partners
compo.ug the hrn Of Wood Hittenhou-c
& Bro. and ugaust Samuel T., Thomp
son. John Sinnot and Edward + Glson. a. part
ucr- composing the firm Of ). T.. Thompson Co.,.
,hti oGcrforsllo AT public ycndura the wesicr,ct
door Of The Court House IN the city Of Cairo
County VI Alexander and state OF Illinois on the
TENTH DAY or APRIL. \. D. 1879
at II O'Clock a. IN. the lplo~iur described property
t0wi': lD's numbered rhIrt,. uu" en- and thirty.
two or IN block numbered forty 'isht cs IN the
civ Of Cairo county Of Alexander and state of
Illinois. heretofore levied upon by me a. the prop.
crry Of Edward r. GlaOn, under writ Of attach.
m mt i.,lcd out Of raid Circuit Court st The IN.
stance Of said kilt"ntoupc * Bro against SAID ;
E.1hOmpsOn u 60.
Dated This 18th day OF March, A. y ls1g.
JOHN HODGES, Sheriff.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-02

KATE NYE, a young lady Of sixteen, and
a young man by the name of Robinson,
were both killed by II flash of lightning,
while riding in wagon, last Saturday, in
che vicinity Of Decatur. Mrs. Nye and
younger daughter, were in the wagon at
rhe tina, ana were rendered nscnsihle by
che l,ol;. but soon recovered.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-02

TAKE the entire Republican representa-
zion 10 the United States Senate and only three
of the number ever smcllcd gunpowder
and al no time since the war has the
Republican soldiers in the Senate exceeded
four This shows how utterly hollow and
fraudulent are Republican protestations Of
Eogc Tor tic soldier The colorcd voters
havc kept their eyes closed upon Rcpubli-
can hypocrisy and double dealing; but the
soldier element are not quite so obtu,c.
srhey see, feel, and are rescnting.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-02

DuRlNC an exchange of shots between
gwo Louisville darkicS, last Saturday, q
.olorcd woman, who was an interested pee
sator, was "shot in the tracas.' 1t remains
for che Courier Journal to be ONE a Mite
Eiere specific, and inform as to the loca-
han Of the tracas.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-02

Affections of the Eye, Ear Throat, Lungs and Bron.
Chiql Tubes which in many cares accompany Sc
ycr case Of Catarrh The Unnamed and diseased
condition Of the mucous membrane is the cause OF
all these troubles; and until the system has been
brough, properly under the influence of the RAD
CAL CT RE, perfect freedom from them cannot hc
reasonably expected
ltis hui three YEAR since SANFORU'S RADICAL
CURE was placed before the public, bat In that
short time ii ha- found its way from Maine Ia Cali
lorni0 and j. everywhere acknowledged by drug
gists and phv scians 10 be the most successful prep
aration for the Thorough treatment OF CHtstrh ever
compounded The fact viii he deemed OF more i'm
portance when it j. coupled with the statement that
within five years over 80 different remedies for Ca
tarrh have been placed on sale, and to-day, with
or two exceptions. their names cannot be recalled
by the best-iniolmed druggist, Advertising may
succeed in forcing few sales but unless the rene
dy possess undoubtcd specific medical properties 1t
il absolutely certain to lall into merited obsCury
Each package of SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE
contains DR.. Ssuford'- Improved lnhahng Tube,
with full directions for its use In all cases Price
500. Sold BY all wholcale and retail druggists
and dealers throughout the United States and Cam
Hda-, WEEKS 4 POTTER General Agents and
Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-02

WHY WILL YOU allow cold 10 adj
vance in your system and thus encourage
more serious maladies, such as Pneumonia.
Hemorrhagcs and Lung troubles when an
immediate relief can so easily be attained.
Boschce's German Syrup has gained the
largest sale IN the world for the cure Of
Coughs, Colds and the severcst Lung Dis
eases. tits DR., Boschce's famous German pre-,
scription and is prepared with the greatest
care, and no fear need be entertained in adj
ministcring 1t to the youngest child, as per
directions, The sale OF this medicine is
unprecedented, Since first introduced there
has been constant increasing demand and
without a single report of failure to do its
work IN any case. Ask your druggist as TO
the truth Of these remarks. Large size -
cents. Try it and he convinced
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-02

HAVE YOU Dyspepsia, are you Con,lipa.
ted, have you a yellow skin, Loss OF Ape
tito, Head Ache, if 50 don't fail to use Shi.
loh's System Vitalizcr. 1t guaranteed 10
relieve you, and will you continue to suffer
when you can he cured on such terms as
these Price 10 cents, and - cents Sold by
Barclay Brothers.