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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-21
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NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT.

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h CO, {, Portland, Maine.
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v and very Attractive STYLES are now ready

IN 4 n Outfit furnished tree, with full In
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who is willing to work. Women are a. successful
as men. Boys and girls can earn large, sums.
Many have made at the business over one hundred
dollars In a single week Nothing like II ever
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ANNOUN CLEMENTS.

CoUNTY ATTORNEY hereby announce my.
" self as candidate at the ensuing November
election for the Office Of County Attorn'y for the
county OF Alexander. Illinois. ANGUS LEX.
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(IRCUIT CLERK. We are authorized TO an
" nounce that ALEX. II IRWIN will be cnndi
date at the ensuing November election for the
ONCE OF circuit clerk In Alexander county.
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LECiAL
OF ADJUSTMENT

NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT
ESTATE OF THOMAS MAINTAIN, DECEASED.
All persons having claims against the estate Of
Thomas Marian deceased, are hereby notified and
requested to attend and present such claims to the
county court of Alexander county Illinois, for the
purpose Of having the same adjusted at a term Of
said court to be held ut the court house. in the city
Of Cairo ia said Alexander county on the third
Monday of December. A. ID. 1880 being thea day
thereof.
Dated September Goth, A. D 1850:
JOHN W. MARIAN, Executor.
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70 Nervous Sufferers The Great European Rem
edy-Dr. j. B. Simpsons Specific Medicine.

Dr. h Simpsons Specific Medicine Is posi
tive cure for Spermaorrhca ImpOtency, Weakness
and all diseases resulting from Self Abuse az Ner
yous Debility, lrrtabillty Mental Anxiety, Languor
Lassitude, Depression ofSpirils and functional dc
engagements of the Nervous System generally Pain.
In Back or Side, Loss of Memory. Premature on
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TOR SHERIFF-We arc authorized to announce
l. that Mr.. JOHN HODGES will be q candidate
for reelection 10 the Office of Sheriff Of Alexandra
county. at the next November election, subject
only to the vote ofthe people at the polls,
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that lead 20 Con
sumption lnsani.
~ aud an early
grave, or both.
No matter how
shattered [ h @
system may be
from eScesses Of
any kind, a short
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-21

TORCORONER--We are authorized to announce
Il that Richard Fitzgerald In q candidate for re.
election the Office Of Alexander county.
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-12

II is out of sympathy that we call the
attention of his friends at Wichita to the
present condition of the editor of the
Wichita Eagle, and urge them to take
immediate action. The little man with
a wait on his nose" is "a goner" unless
there is timely interference. He came
here last week ON business. Here he
first heard of the gem puzzle"
and was led to contemplate
the mysterious fifteen" He
tackled it, and it is too much for him.
Having read two columns in the Inter
Ocean about it, he started to Topeka post
haste to see it. He bought one and came
down on the six O'Clock train this morn
ing; having wrcstled with it all night
He was so much absorbed that he told
the conductor 10 go to - when he
called for the editorial pass. When We
| arose from our slumbers this morning
we found him in our house will
the "15' puzzle in his hanC
exclaiming that he had come within ont
of it." We LETT him at 8 O'Clock, will
a wild stare in his eye and care worI
face, still struggling with the game
| 1t is with sorrow we state these things,a ant
in view of the late accident at Ossawai
tonne, we declare we are at loss TO know
what to suggest in his case.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-12
Personal.

The coming marriage of Gen. Grants
son Jesse, is illustrated IN the Paris pic
ture papers.
Bennett, of the New York Herald, has
paid the $4,000 debt of the American
club at Paris.
DIR. Gattling, of Hartford, is to person
ally superintend improvements being
made in Europe ON his famous gun
Mr.. r. ]. Burdette, of the Burlington
Hawkeye, has been compelled 10 can
eel some of his lecture engagements, be
ing in poor health.
Mrs. Parnell, during her recent visit
to Philadelphia, received a gilt OF thI
commission issued to her father, Com
modore Stuart, by Andrew Jackson.
The prince of Wales is said to be ;
skillfui milliner When people are &C
customed to luxury there is nothing lik'
having a dead sure thing on hand in cas-
of hard times.
| The cable announces that prince Lee
pold, the piously disposed son of Queer
| Victoria, will VISIT the western state
and Canada about April. 1t is though
he will spend a year in both countries.
Mr.. Peleg Spraguc, of Boston, is tn
oldest ex.member of congress now living
He was a representative from Main
from 1924 to 1929, when he was chose
senator, and acted in that capacity unit
1895.
NJ. Jules Favre has not left a forum
as considerable as might have been e,
pected, judging from his renown as
advocate and the high posts he filled
Each of his three children will hav
about $4,000.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-12
GRACE UP"

The New York World is @getting in
its work. TO suit the Republicans exact
". In fact the Democrats generally,
whenever there is chance, are putting
the party in position to be "blown out
Of sight" rs the Tribune remarks, in
November. The World admits that Bay
ard sympathized with secession i've
months after il had taken place, but ar
CUES deliberately that the whole OF the
northern Democracy did the same. he
was in thorough accord with Tilden and
all the rest. More than this, it argues
that there is nothing to apologize for N
this fact, and that if the party will brace
mn. and declare that it, like Bayard
stands in tho same position to-day, al
will be well. "The Republican part,
is solid in the opinion that this is first
class idea. 1t yearns to see the Democ
racy accept and act upon IL"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-12
DIR M x s T. STOCK

some weeks ago The NEWS express
ed the opinion that 1t would be to the
hest interests Of the people of the county
TO sell its stock in the n, X. Il I. rail-
road-or rather that vote of the people
should be taken, authorizing its sale, at
a price not less than fifty cents on the
dollar. We invited brief communica-
tions from our citizens on the subject as
a correct way of ascertaining the public
sentiment on the matter.
Below we print communication from
an old and esteemed citizen, which
brings the matter again before the
public: 1000
EDITORS NEWS: Would II not be
good policy for Lyon county to sell heI
NIX & +. railroad stock and cancel
honds with the proceeds: I have talked
will several tax payers of this vicinity
and they all think it would. You Will
confer a great favor If you will insert
printed petitions in the NEWS to tile
county commissioners for special cleo
ton on the question.
I understand that the bonded indebted
ness of this road is fifty thousand doAart
per mile, therefore Lyon county canno
exDect much by way of dividends. Tht
stock is quoted at 471S. Let US sci
while the boom is M. TAx-FAYER-
We are of the opinion that this stocl
will never be of any paying benefit u
the country. We should certainly avail
ourselves of the opportunity TO wipe GU
another 100000 of our county debt
We believe the county board should b
empowered to sell and that they SHOULD
use their very best judgment as to tn
time to sell. We should like to hea
from other taxpayers on this matter
Let the question be discussed.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-12


The miners and colliery employees of
the Pennsylvania coal company are still
working three quarter time.
a French company is said to have
been recently formed for the purpose of
utilizing the products OF the Dead Sea
The United States consul at Glasgow,
Scotland reports an increase in the an
nual exports to the United States of over
81 100000
1t is worthy of remark that the six
II. anuiacturcrs of the United States are
LrOdueing more silk than those of any
other country.
One hundred thousand needles are
stamped and bored in a day of ten hours
by a new machine just perfected IN
Westphalia, CT.
The Philadelphia and Reading com
pany is building some coal cars to hold
twenty tons. The largest cars now in use
| carry eleven tons.
During the year last closed the Do
mestic Needle Works, Middleboro, Mass,
turned out 3, 000, 900 needles, an average
of 1900 per day.
Chicago packed last year 100000
hogs, being an increase of ten per cent
over 1878, and IS per cent over 1877
Over 10000 men are employed.
The grape islands of Lake Erie have
1000 acres of vines, and the yield in
| 1879 was 100000 pounds The wine
production was 1 1926, 400 gallons
Manufacturing clothing in Chicago
gives employment to $4,000 people, ant
the value of the goods made is $15, 900,
600. This industry has doubled in fou
years.
The advance in the prices of tabl
glassware has come at last, the leading
Philadelphia houses having notifies
their customers of an increase in the lis
of prices of 20 per cent, while the Pitts
burg firms announce an addition of 2
per cent.
The Municipal Council of Paris hav
made arrangements whereby the cOrreC
time is indicated by electricity, day an
night along the bOulevards and the priI
ciple streets, on large number of dial
, thus CARRYING out in a most liberal mar
f ner the system of time distribution bt
gun by Leverrier.
Honduras is anxious to increase he
> trade with the United States. One {
her higher officials has been in tn
l country for the purpose of exciting int
est in the promotion of commercial il
tcrcourse between the two countries, an
! we are told that American goods me-
4 with favor in Honduras and are in il
creasing demand.
!. The United States Consul at Lett
!. states that large importations into Sec
: land from the United States, of butte
: cheese and meats find their way thrOug
: Liverpool and Glasgow. One of the I
j. suits of this disastrous year to the farr
ers of Scotland will be increased en-
grafton to America. The emigran
a will be of class superior to those
q any former year.
l. Shoemaker's wax has been used wi
l. success in Glasgow to illustrate to Il
students of natural philosophy, in
model, the flows of glaciers. Il is VIC
o derful how closely the flow of this WI
1t resembles that of ice. Sir w. Thoms'
o has also employed this sort of wax
re show the motions of lighter bodies, Ii
5, cork, and heavier bodies like bull
d through viscous substance.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-12

committee Proctor Knott, was at the on.
set, $50 to speak nailed IN his chair with
out power to move. As Blaine progress
ed with his telling speech, Knott seemed
to be lifted to his feet by the power OF
his own rage. He was being lampoon-
ed, lanced and cut To pieces by the un-
rivaled power Of BIaine's eloquence. A
shower of molten lead dashed into pile
of living scorpions could not have Great
ed greater CONSERVATION or produs-
ed more tortuous writhing
than did the words that
fell from the lips of the undaunted states
man. In short, q very hot fire was
kindled around and about the Demo
Gratis that gave them a fearful roasting
Tie house was stirred from pit to dome
So uproarious was the storm that the
speakers gavil was dumb and useless fol-
time to control the confusion on the
floor, and the applause of the galleries
Several of the enraged Democrats es
sayed to reply to and repel thu. crushing
blows dealt them by Blaine. AS well
however, might the sculptor attempt t.
mold pieces of inanimate stone to riva
the charms of living women or tn
power of q Chinese joss to Guido tn
wonderful works of living God, a
for these veterans of the confederate con
gress to meet and destroy the effects o
Blaine's mastery words.
REPUBLICAN.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-12

A short time ago, when Newton was
declared by Gov. st. John to be city of
the second class. it became necessary
that a Justice of the peace be appointed
in this city in place of b. NJ. House,
who resides outside of the city limits
Accordingly a petition was gotten up
asking that d. w. Poe be appointed to
the position. The petition was quite
numerously signed by many OF the best
men in the city, and who are strong Re-
nublicans as well as temperance men
facts which the governor doubtless knew
After the petition had been sent IN, some
person here not friendly to Mr. zoe,
wrote the governor that lie (Foel
was not a temperance man, ana
would not vote for the con-
s,itu,ionaI amendment-whlchw was false
but his majesty apparently recogniz.
| ing that the people here were set OF
| fools. and unable to judge without his
dictation rs to who was the proper per
| son TO assume the functions of the Jus
tees office, withheld the appointment OF
| Mr. Poe until he could write down here
and learn about the matter. > petiu0n
was at once gotten up stating that MT;
| Poe was temperance man ana Wouio
vote for his amendment. We are only
surprised that the governor didn't IN,
auire if Mr. Poe was not member oil
his church.
The above is from the Newton Kansan
a paper we have credited with being fair
If the above statements are true, the
governor undoubtedly carried his tenn
perance principles little too far
While we believe il would be for the bes
Interests of the people of this state, il
every possible way, to wipe out whisky
and its evil influences, and the crimes tina
follow in its wake, and. therefore that
would bea wise thing to adopt the con
stitutional amendment, We do not be
lieve it wise or justitiable in the governo
! to restrict the patronage at his dispose
to those who will vote for the temper
ance amendment. We prefer to wait ur
til we hear his side of the story bt
fore believing lie would d
e such an act as he is accused OF in tn
above quotation. We are not advocatin
ST. Johns reelection, nor are we in an
way attached To his political fortunes
= We are simply in favor of giving him
"fair DEAL" which we think some OF hi
critics are not disposed to do.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-12

In commenting upon the bill of Sena-
tor Vest for the opening of the Indian
territory, the Inter-Ocean says:
Under the present law, if some thou
sands of settlers from Missouri and Ar.
kansas should attempt to pour into the
territory and dispossess the Indians oil
their lands, the president would be re
ouired to exclude them byNthe army, as
has been done. But did the Vest bill
pass, the Indians would be lett TO go into
the courts to sue the invading multitude
for recovery of their lands. Taking into
account the laws delays, the Indian ig
norance of the proper procedure, and the
costs necessarily involved, it would seen
that about what the bill|propOses is Il
let the land be wrested from the Indians
and to leave them only hopeless ant
ruinous lawsuits"
No man, guided by the principles o
Justice and honesty, would want to Sc
such a bill passed.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-12

The drunken spree at Atchison to eel
citrate the vindication OF our senator was
a fitting accompaniment to the vulgar
speech of the political demagogue whom
the drunken crowd applauded. II dis
appointed ward politician would make
such a speech he would be denounced as
an injudicious fool.-TOpeka Capital.
The editor of the Capital is an "inju-
dicious fool" according to his own
words He is using just such Language
toward those who differ from him in
opinion as was used by Ingalls, toward
his relentless enemies. We have beer
in the habit of seeing Kansas crowds fol
years, and never saw n more sober
or respectable gathering anywhere
than that assembled at AtchisoI
on the occasion of the Ingalli
meeting. Don't be so little as to de
nounce the thousands of good people
who were there, simply because yol
hate Ingalls, Such conduct from 4 pa
per of the Capitals prentensions, is con
temptible. The paper, in publishing
such stuff as we quote, is STOPPING bot
10 falsehood and blackgnardism. which
is not what we expect from that source
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-12
Road Notlce.

Notice is hereby given that petition has
been presented TO the board OF county COM
missioners OF Lyon county, Kansas. asking
for the location OF a county road Is follows
to-Wit. Commencing at the southwest cor
ner Of the northwest quarter OF section T.
township 10. range II; thence east on half
section line to the center OF section 4 town
ship 10. range II; thence south on the half
section line to the south line Of section 1
posed road the board appointed the following
viewer: Thos. Il. Hall. j. A Eewiin and
Thos. Price, TO meet AZ the beginning OF said
road on the aIst day OF March, A. ID. 1880, at
10 O'Clock =. m :. and in conjunction with the
county surveyor 20 view, locate and survey
said road and to give all parties hearing
By order OF the board WEI EWING
w1I&12 County Clerk
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-12
THE GEM PUZZLE.

The celebrated '.15" puzzle is now the
excitement. Beginning in Boston, few
months ago, it has become literally an
epidemic all over the country. NO
child is too puerile to be beneath its en-
tertaining powers, and no man is too Wig
orous or in too high station 10 escape its
fascination. At first he lookson 1t with
contempt, and thinks it unworthy his at
tention; but let him hesitate, eye it, and
push few blocks around, and he is lost
Whole cities are distracted, and men are
losing sleep and going crazy over it
The puzzle consists of fifteen blocks OF
wood, set IN a small box just large
enough to hold sixteen blocks. The
! blocks may be three-fourths of an incl
square and the box three inches square
and half an inch deep. When the fifteer
blocks are in, there Is one vacant space
remaining. The blocks are all given
number from one TO fifteen inclusive, anC
are put into the box at random. Thu
puzzle consists in getting them in con
sccutive order by pushing them around
and without lifting them from the box
When the puzzle is solved, the block
will stand as shown in the following: