The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-07

did not, ought to- see and hear her tonight
when she will present Lady ChslIenor OF
Maud's Peril" in which she will display hen
unriyallcd talent in the celebrated sleep
walking and mad scenes.
The year 1880 will he a rather remark
able one, Four legal holidays Washing
tons birthday, Decoration day, the Fourth
Of July and Christmas will come on sun
day The month OF February, for the first
time in the present generation, will have
five Sundays 1t is also leap year. census
year, and the year for the presidential cleo
ton The year will end with the last day
of the week, 1881 coming in on Sunday.
Mr.. BENEFITS New York newspaper
contributed 100000 to the Irish relief
fund There are people who say that this
splendid donation was made to win back
the subscribers lost during the past three
months by the Herald'S attacNS ON the
land league, but they are probaly mistaken
Great newspapers do not lose their circuli
tons 50 easily as is imagined, and if they
did munifcent charity would not help them
much.
The female suffrage boom is looming
up and Miss Anthony may take courage A
bill allowing women to be elected to the Of
flee of county recorder is now before the
Iowa legislature, and the Ohio legislators
are considering bill permitting the sex to
vote for school trustees and make them eli
gible TO the office These indications, to-
gethcr with the extension OF the franchise
to women in Massachusetts and Wyoming
Territory are evidence to show that there is
hope for the dear girls yet
A correspondent IN yesterday evenings
Sun takes up our suggestions OF some days
ago, and urges the council 10 employ, in
some way, the law breakers vino tail to pay
the fine assessed against them by our justices |
of the peace. Others who can make ylu-
able suggestions should follow suit. We |
have no doubt but that the council could |
easily devise some plan that would answer
all the requirements OF the case, and one
by which either our city treasury or our
streets would be benefited
AT three o'clock g. IN. day before ycS:
tcrday, Immediately after John Gladpcy
had rescued the stranger from drowning
who had stepped from the boat into the "a
ter, an freshman happened along and See
ing the ha!f-icad and dripping stranger,
remarked to him, in the most unconcerncd
and Com!cat manner possible. and With
broad Irish broguc, Faith and its an early
bath your tNkin.' The strange wa, an
able to make a reply and but tor the good
nature OF John, that Irishman would have
received a similar "carIs bath"
The wages paid all cia,sc, Of work
ingmen ii the United States are higher
.han those paid in any other countrY on the
yIobe-a fact OF which all Americans are
Justly proud, Fortunately, no true cause
or dissatisfaction exists among the working
'lasScs Of America. Whilst the countries
u Europe are in distress, and hundreds Of
hOu.aDds OF laborcIs unemployed, this
country is prosperous, and every honest, in
iustriuu, men can easily procure adequate
compensation for hi, labor
The st Louis Republican is Of the
opinion that the Democratic national con
'crlion should be held in Cincinnati rather
han in Chicago. 1t * opposed to the latter
ity because it does not want to follow in
he wake Of the Republicans ,nd because
here j, no Democratic paper IN Chicago
t prefer, Cincinnati because Ohio is close
tate politically, aud if there is any adyan,.
g n u state to De derived from the loca.
ion OF the convention, more could be cN-
cctcd from Dino thlu any other. The Re
uhiican is reminded that Illinois can be-
orricd by he Democracy this year
--- You coat eat enough this week to last
on y year, aud you cant advertise on that
tea either, People that advertise only ,.
nee IN three oonths forget that most folks .
oaot remember any longer than seven
ay,. No bell can ring 30 loud as good adj,
rrti>cncnt, People will believe wha, they
90 rather than whatthoy hear Quitting adj
crtiSing in dull times i, ike tearing ont
amhrcanw the water is W:citherpan viii .
rcyrnt gond times ever coming, Il is true ,
( advertising "a, in anything else in life. if !
!. worth doing at oil, it is worth doing 3
'ell Bread is the staff of human life and :,
dyrrli-ing is the staT Of the life Of trade =,
While the agricultural products Of the /
oun,ry for the year, including the cereal n
nj commercial crops Show an enormous T
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