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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-08
SHALL WE CROWN GRANT?
State Register.

,
Rising to the height of his cloqucncc,
Mr. Moreland, a delegate from Allegheny
county, in the Republican state convention
OF PENNSYLVANIA, speaking for Grant, pro
canned that "the people would joyfuly
place the crown on the head of U. s.
Grant whereof the convention and the
galleries roared. Mr.. Moreland may have
spoken in terms Of thoughtcss enthusiasm
Tor his tavorite leader, but his declaration
supplies the secret pivot on which the
whole third-tcrm movement turns The
makers and leaders of the movement cher.
lsh no heartfelt love for free system
They are inimical to the Democratic
torn of government They do
sire to rcvolutionize the frame
work That was ccmeated by the blood of
~. They yearn for centralized one-man
power that shall rise upon the PROSTATE
republic. And so anxious are they for this
radical change IN the spirit and the sub
stance OF American institutions, that they
have worked themselves up to the conyic
ton That even "thc people would ioyfuIly
pace the crown on the head of U. s
Grant But they are wofuly mistaken.
The long series of administrative abuses
which the masses have endured, the fire.
quent violations of law which they have
tolerated, the startling usurpations which
they have not adequately rebukcd, are
some assurance Of change of mind. but
after all, the people prefer to be free They
still love the imperishable doctrines that
nave been transmitted from Runnymede
through the valorous devotion of heroes
and statesmen. Mr.. Moreland is mistaken
he stands apart and remote from the
public pulse, the popular heart, the free
thoughts that assert their sway in hoyel
and mansion alike throughout the land.
me American people would not "iov.
fully place the crown on The mead
Of |, ), Grant" and, furthermore. when.
ever The hand shal! be raised to oplacs the
crown on the head of L s. Grant,"or UPON
mat OF any other man, the earthquakes OF
Cuba and of Peru will be as mere whispers
IL comparison with the mighty throes tina,
shall mark Americas new struggle for lib.
'rty The head that shall ever wear "the
,rown" between thu Atlantic and Pacific
'hores will topple from its summit into
Yea of SaXton blood
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DRIVEN AWAY by sLAyprnpps


CiNciNNNrl, Feb. G.--Wm. S. Marshall
cashier OF the First National Bank of Mid.
dletown, did not appear at his post as usual
this morning Inquiry developed that he
had lett on last nights train of Cincinnati
leaving his resignation at the bank. with a
letter to his wife, saying he could not lone.
or endure the taunts and threats of enemies
His accounts are said to be all right and
the only reason for his action is extreme
sensitiveneSs' Rumors of scandal were
started some time ago but investigation
cleared him. Since then he has received
threatening and matchmaking letters and
this seems to have driven hlm to flight
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-08
THN CANAL SCHEME.

WASuISGroN, Feb, 6..--Thc select com
mittce Of the house on the interocean,c shin
canal met to day and laid the foundation
. for critical examination Of the subject.
resolution was adopted calling on the
president for all correspondence between
this government and foreign countries rela
tive to the ship canal, also resolution pro.
vidng for the collection of all possible
statistics and data showing the present
amount OF commerce passing around Cape
Horn with view Of ascerlainins how
valuable to the commercial interests of this
country an ntcroceanic canal would no
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-08
EDlsON's EXPERIMENTS.

New YORK, Feb. G-Although less ut
tention is paid to Mr., Edison, his lamp,
continue to glow with the same brightness.
as at first; Out of the many new lamp,
that have been set up in the past two week,
only three have cracked. This. however
has decided Mr. Eddison to anneal his
tubes, Hitherto he has been reluctant tc
do this, AS it slightly increased the cost OF
the tubes. Now he finds that it IS una.
voidablc. He thinks the operation of anneal.
ing will increase the cost of the
tubes about one cent piece. The chart
upon which the duration Of each of the
lights is plotted shows that the average life
Of the tubes thus far has been about 400
hours, That is, allowing Ave hours dav
for each light, the average would have
been pa months. The longest record of y
light thus far is 693 hours.
Mr. Edison also exhibited this evening
his regulator. When he turned it one way
the numerous lights in the streets and pri
vatc dwellings throughout the town went
out, and when he turned the crank IN the
opposite direction they all gowcd again
Mr.. Edison exhibited drawings in which
his plan for Lighting the city during the
day is elaborate. In The drawings the city
is divided into twenty five sections, each
three quarters of mile square.
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DIRECTORY.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY
o! Inc leading business houses whose advertise.
mcnis may be found In 'rHE BULLETIN
DRY GOODS
&, o, pa,ier y 90, Commercial avenue and Nine.
ttenth street.
chas II. Stewart, Eighth street
GROCERIES,.
Petit. Bird, Washington avenue ana Eighth
street
PHYSICIANS
Dt j. IT, Earcsn; Office, 40 Commercial! avenue,
DRNTIsTS.
Dc v. G. JocrlyIi Eighth near Commercial
d. MhiuOCk, us Commercial avenue
LIQUORS
Bobt SMITH, No, VI Ohio le'ee
INSURANCE
H. Il Candc. No, ~ ollo eyee Dap .sr)
Equitable Life, Of New York corner Twelfth aud
wido~s and orphaas Mutual Aid Society Seventh
ana Commercial avenue,
ATTORNEYS Al LAW.
Li,.gar 4 LAusdcn, No il5 Commercial ayennc.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Halliday Bro. proprlelors Egyptian Mills
Umklc. ThsuewoOd q Moore Nos l@5 snd IL,
Commercial avenue
DRUGGISTS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
g.rc!a, Bro. Ohio lcycc aud corner Eighth snl
Washington avenue
BANKS
Alexander County Bsnk o,A sad Commercial
UlgJ NaIUuia, ohio leyer.
STEAMBOATS,
Ultngioa. Three rNw.
Tor
Ions ,p-ost, corner Twelfth and Lr'ce.
BRACKET STORE.
* Fuyl Corner Hinth ana Comme'r'a'
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YOUNG IADY AccIpENrLY SHOT.

I"V.'N ItNUl NNNIUT-NILl NIUT.
CINCINNATI, O., Feb Ga Gazette
special from South Charleston, O., says
John Campbell, aged II, shot his sister
Hulda, aged 10, to-day, accidentally. he
was standing six feet IRON her in the
kitchen in presence of another sister. when
he playrulIy pointed the pistol ut her, de.
handing her money or her life She an
swered Neither when the pistol went off
and the ball pierced her heart. The boy
said he did not know it was loaded.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-08

MRS. WINsIow's SOOTHING Sypm -
Rev. Slyvanus Cobb thus writes in the R,,,
ton Christian Freeman We would BY NO
means recommend any kind of medicine
which we did not know to be good--partic-
ularly for infants But of Mrs Winslou's
soothing Syrup we can speak from knowl
edge; in our own family it has proved A
blessing indeed. by giving an infant
troubled with collie pains, quiet sleep, and
the parents unbrokcn rest at night. Most
parents Gun appreciate these blessings
Here is an article which works to pcrftc.
tion' ana which is harmless; for the s!oeu
which it affords tho infant is perfectly NAT.
ural, and the little cherub awakes az "bright
as a button" And during the process Of
ttcethmg its value is incalculable. We
have frequently heard mothers say thai
they would not be without it from the bril-
or the child till it had finished with the
tce'h'ng siege, on any consideration what.
ever; Sold by all druggists. s5 cents a
bottle.
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A MESSING NEsSEL.

New YORK, Feb. 6-Anxicty Is felt con
corning the supply vessel Fern, which left
Key West for here Monday of last week
1t Is feared she may have met with some
mishap during the recent gales, East bca-
con lighthouse, Sandy Hook, is reported
tottering, a great part Of the foundation be
ing wished AWAY.
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NOTORIOUS OUTLAW CONVICTED.

LOUISVILLE, Feb, 6.--The second trial
OF the notorious Grove Kennedy, who killed
his uncle at Richmond in 1875, terminated
at MI. Vernon today in verdict of guilt,
OF mansIaughtcr and sentence to the pcni-
Tertiary for twenty.onc years. At the
former trial the sentence was for life
Notice Of appeal was given.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-08

IAN OLD PHYSICIANS ADVICE. Coughs
colds, asthma and other pulmonary stec
tons should be looked to and promptly
treated in time and thus all serious result.
may be avoided, and for this purpose WI
know OF no better remedy than Or.
Swayne,s Compound Syrup of Wild Cher
ry'' The first dose gives relief, and it ~
sure to cure the worst cold or cough in 4
very short time. Try % cent bottle and
be convinced, and you will thus avoid
doctors bill, and most likely serious spell
OF sickness. Price 25 cents and 81 per bot
tie or six bottles s.. The large size is the
most economical. Prepared by DR.. Swayne
* son. $50 North Sixth street, Phisdcl
phia. Sold by all prominent druggists.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-08
TEXAS CONSTABLE AssAssINArgp

DALLAS, Texas, Feb G.-Constable John
FRAZIER at Chapel Hill was waylaid at mid
night last night and mortaly wounded, be-
ing shot through the head by Gabe Fielder
An old grudge was the cause.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-08
CAIRO IL ST. LOUIS Il. r.
II. W. SMITHERS. Receiver.
SHORTEST SHORT LINE BETWEEN
CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.

Time Schedule:
-,tIp--u u PErss iesNe- CaitO............ s45 am
,rnsIousu 6HpttHs arrives al + - Louis. 500 pm.
ILnI"ugu EApt"ss IrsFe- Z. -. Louise. 500 an.
uuH,DIEh L1prtss arrives 81 Csiro. $40 Pun
T npOtO arcummoonlon.o leaves Cairo J 200 p IN.
hu Phy-bOrO Acc. srryr-at Mur9hvsbur #; 20 y N
Aufpay-horO Acc. lcsye, Mrrphysboro j.0os n,
harphs sburo Acc arrives at Calyu......il as =. n,
me Cairo d -. Louis Rail Road /, the ONLY all
Raj Route between Cairo aud 81 Louis under ono
management. therefore there are no DELAYS Al
"s' stations awaiting connections from otherlues
Close and sure connections 81 81 Lolis with other
lmr- for North, East and West
!. A. NAUGLH IN. JOHNSON
agent. General Manager.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-08

NERvE,--lt is great thing to have what
Is called nerve, and nothing contributes
more to the power of physical control thus
named than Warmers Safe Nervine. 1t also
relieves all kinds of pain, and cures head
ache and neuralgia.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-08
Ills friends think he will go to Worcester
Mass, where he is acquainted
FATALLY SHOT.

'INcESNEs, Ind, Feb, 6.-An alteration
occurred last night at a dance two miles
from this city, during which Dave Judon
shot and probably fatally wounded Tom
Scott, son Of Martin Scott, well.known
farmer Of this county. Judon escaped.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-08
EMANCIPATION IN CUBA.

The bill aboIishing slavery in Cuba final
y passed the Spanish cortes on the 2lst Of
inns month. 1t was ordered to be immc-
diately published IL Havana, and is TO 90
INTO effect in April. That is, OF course, a.
1t may be. Its a long cry" from Madrid
to Havana, and all former acts of cmanci
patton have had the ill-luck to die out by
the way, One, the Moret law, which was
passed just nine years ago, has never vet
been promulgated in Cuba.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-08


NALCA EWPRUTHS.
iiyou aye suHerinrfOnHpo poor health, rlangui.l.
rs on a bed Of sickness. Eake cheer, for
Hop Bit,orsawill Cure iOu.
II !o1 arc a minister AanG have OyertaIcd your
sClfWith your pastoral du Etc. or i mother worn
out win care and work, on Eli you are simply ang;
II yuu feel Wcsk andHdNpiret without clear
Is kuuwingwhY, n
Hop Bitter, wlls Restore Yor
II you Gre man olbu-lE ncrs. weakened by the
s'TaU uI yOnr every dHyKdutie-; or u man Of let.
trr'. toiliHg over your midEnicht work.
Hop Bitlers llkNtrrnglhcn You.
II ,ou are Young, andS suhrng from any indis
erection, or are CROWNS Mast as il ohcu the case
Hop HitterS willH Rclie'r iou.
II gu arc In the "orkS bop on the farm. Al the
desk, anywhere, aud irelRth9t your system needs
cleansing, lon!nG urstim Nu!Uting, without inoyi
eating,
Hop Ritters il What You Need,
n you are old, and ynur$pul-c n feeble your
nerves unsteady, aad yOurkiacu.te- waning,
Hop bittcrs will give Iou New Lii. and yigOr.
HUr CorGH Cure j. tA" swrcte-' safest aud hest n
Ask Children. n
The liOr PAD Tor stomach Liver aud kidney "a
Superior 10 al! Others, II perfect ASK DrgN
gists
D. l. {. il an sbsoll'c and irresl.tabl cure FORM
Drunkenness use of opium. tobacco and narcotics ~
All above sold bs Druggists. nor BlTTERSE
szsz;.yspxtsi
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-08
CHICAGO, February CLOSE.

CHICAGO February close.
Corn, Feb 3G4; May, 401S.
Oats March, 81 February, 3?5s,
March, 321s; April, 3S4
Pork-February $12 OF; March,1l s119
Wheat -- February, 81 91t!; March,
81 81.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-08
Latest News.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
LIVERPOOL GRAIN,

LIVERPOOL February, T, 2p. NJ
Wheat steady - Wheat los 2d@lOs
lOd; Spring, los ID California lOs@lOs
iOd; California club, los 7d@lls
Cd; Corn Odds I'd; Com-New-
IS ld
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-08
CHt RICHES.


FRICkS NJ R-Fonrtceuta street, between
n Walnut sad cedar streets; services SsNbalA IL
q. "a snd 7:Fy p IN; sunday school ~ p ~
rHRlSTlAN- Eighteenth street, meeting sab
\ BATH 1880 p. IL, preaching occasionally
f,UuRCH or THE ERDEEMKR-t Episcopal
\ Fourteenth street; SIndsy Morning prayers
10 ~ a. m. evening prayer, ,"D =. m; Nhnus'
school g:N u. n. Friday evening prsyer ~ p m
JNIRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
L Prca'hing Bt 1890 0. N" . p NJ anu ~ p. N
Sabbath school al go p. III Kew / d Shores'
pastor.
LUTHERAN Thirteenth street; services Sab
J. hath I'2O q M: SUNDAY schooI2p m. he''
Knappe, pastor
NIETHoDlsT-Co Eighth and Walnut streets;
M Preaching sabbath iJ%p s. IN aud p m;
prayer meeting Wednesday $50 p. m; SuhNa!
School, 9 u IN, Rev Whitaker, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN Eighth street; preaching on
L sabbath At 100 Il. m aud 80 p m pfa!eT
meeting wednesday a. $3.50 .. m; sunday SchooI
st3p, NJ. Rev. Il. Y. George, pastor
SECOND FREE-WILL BAPTIST Ff'eetth
- street between walnut and Cedar streets ser
vices sabbath a. and T:2O p. ~.
CT JOSEPH's -iRoman Catholic Corner Cross
- aud WSluul streets, services SHhnNh lO"oa
IN; Sunday School ri y. M, Ncspe7s p m scr
vices every day al P u.
CT. PATRtCKS-t Roman Catholic Corner Nina
- street aud Washington avenue: services Sao
bath & and 10 a, m. VesperS J p. m; Scntsy Scho0
p. m services every day al n. N. Rev r. HaDel
priest,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-08

KIDNEY WORT is natures remedy fs
stipation.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-08

NVHFIF WaMnEF, WING Ihr IOrmHll0n Of tuDcrcIe IS
rNe'n'dea The repidiiy With which patients take
itself indicates that no other preparation can he
better adapted to help and noursh the constitution,
and hence DC more cffaclous in all depression Of
spirits shaking or trembling OF the hands body,
cough, shortness Of breath, or consumptlve habit.
The nerves aud muscles become strengthened and
the blood purified
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-08

OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
city Ohlcers.

CITY Oihcers.
Hsyo---N h. IN -leWood
Treas rer-K Edward DszoD.a
Clcrk -Drlnir !. Foley.
Coan,ci0r Wan. q. Gilbert
h.rshal-,I G.. LlIlu,.
Atlo:uey -|il,!am iieuducsS
HnlRp Os ALDkEsEN
First M,rl Y ]. HOrlc.
second g.rd-Dayld e. '!.inerar, e. Z. Wood.
ward ~
F0ur,h Ward Charles o. P4tcr, James hyuh''oa
FAh Wnra T. " HALLIDAY, Erprs' VetiIl
County Offers.
C-cait Jadgs-D. y. Baker.
Circuit Cicik-J, 4. heoyes
County judge &. ;. Gvcum
Count Clcrg-S j. Hamm.
County Attorney " G.. Aulhey.
Colnr Treasurer Niles ", Parker.
Shcrlf-Jolu Hodge,.
Coroner X F..Zccra.G.
County Cumu.rsiune.r-I. W HHh"ay' y
n GIBBS, Samuel Btley.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-08

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hat the subscriber wishc, to begin with the eur
cot Number
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FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF
HIPOPUOSPUITES

IT lPUFHUNPHITES
speedily and permanently cures Congestion of the
Lungs Bronchitis, GOpsumptiOn Nervous Pros,rg.
ton, Shorncss Of Breath Papitatiol of the Heart,
Trembl ne oI the Hands and Limbs Physical aud
Mental Depression, Loss of Appetite Loss Of En-.
ergy, Loss Of Memory, II will rapidly improve the
weakened functions and organs Of the body which
depend for health upon voluntary. semi.voinntary
aud involuntary lervOu. action ltaCts with yigOf,
GENT ness, and -ubtlety owing TO the exquisite hsr
lnOny Of IT'S ingredients, akin TO pure blood Itself.
lts taste is pleasant ard its effects permanent
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS