The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-09-05

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present They are of various kinds, ice
water, settlers, soda waters, wines, ale, lag
or beer, lemonade, milk punches, whisky
and brandy toddies. The old stagers claim
that whisky or brandy is the coolest drink
to take in hot weather. It produces per-
splration; this causes evaporation, and the
latter produces chilling sensation of the
refrigeratng and freezing kind. Scientif
cally, the whiskey drinkers have the best of
the argument, and the cold water advocates
have to abandon that field of arguing, and
claim superiority Of water over whisky on
the high moral plane. The lager beer
drinkers being in the intermediate state,
CLAIM for their beverage both the moral and
scientific advantages, lager beer having
water for its chief base, and the alcoholic
property of whisky as minor base.
We may mention the fact as one in
which all American business men of en-
arged views will feel an interest, that
Messrs. II. L. Goodall Il Co., of the Chica.
90 Drover's Journal (Which was the first
aud to day is the greatest live stock mar
ket journal in the world have arrange
ments IN progress for the establishment OF
an Office in Liverpool, and the publication
+harafror, Of nm Euranoar oli+i0, nf tha;r
paper. The prime purpose is to combat the
absurdity that our western grown cattle are
subject to the pleuro- pneumonia and should
therefore be covered by therestrictions that
compel the slaughter of all imported cattle
at the seaports. The paper will stoutly COM
bat this delusion; lend its efforts to the
popularizatlon of American hog and dairy
products, dressed and preserved meats, ETC.,
and serve otherwise, as best It can, the in
terests of American exports Of all classes.
A live stock and commercial editor Of
twenty years experience has already been
dispatched to Liverpool, and the first num-
Der Of the new paper will appear on or
about the 1st day of October. The ven.
ture is bold one, but we'll informed bust
ness men, and especially our exporting
classes have long been conscious Of the
need of precisely such a vigorous repre-
sentative and able defender of American
exporting interests as Messrs. Goodall &
Co., propose to establish and maintain.
The other day while lady-who
shall be nameless-was walking down one
of our streets, she dropped her purse and as
it came in contact with the walk a few
pieces of money fell out of it, She picked
up the pulse, but the money, being unob-
served by her, remained on the walk-but
not very long, for Republican aspirant for
a county Office, who was coming down the
street behind the lady, picked up the
money and pocketed it. This was seen by
third party across the street who
informed the lady of the would-be-otii-
cials conduct as soon as he thought him
self unobserved by that worthy, but the
lady felt some delicacy in asking the re-
| turn Of the money from the man since he
was a stranger to her, and after thanking
the gentleman for the information convey
ed, continued her way down town
to complet her shopping. She had not
proceeded far when she entered one of our
grocery stores and after purchasing the de-
sired articles, related the occurrence to the
proprietor of the store. She had hardly con-
cluded her narrative, and was standing in
front Of the store with the proprietor, when
the subject of their conversation was seen
coming along the street while he whistled
ooh, dem golden slippers" He was point
ed out to the lady and
when about TO pass her was
asked to return the money, and after
opening his eyes he opened his purse and
forked over the asked for coins and, as he
walked of with an assumed indifference,
puckered his mouth to continue the tune
he had been whistling but it had disap-
peared from his memory simultaneously
with the disappearance Of the coin from
his purse.
We have of late, much to the disgust
Of our white Republicans, said great deal
about the colored men Of this county, but
have not yet had our SAY" Before the
Republicans convention convened in the
court house, many of our colored men
thought that their race would be recog-
nized, as it deserved to be, by the conven-
ton either instructing for Judge Bird tor
representative or putting one of their num-
Der on the county ticket. That was GER
tainly very modest ambition, considering
the fact that they have forty per cent. of the
voting strength OF the party. In slave time
every negro received food and clothing In
return for whatever services he may have
rendered; yet, after ten years of most SER