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THE Republicans Of Connecticut are
solid, there being no divisions nor heart
burnings amongst them. IL the State
Convention, Thursday, NJ. Bigelow, the
leading candidate for Governor was nom
mated by reclamation after the first bal
lot, and his competitor, William II.
Buckley. took the second place on the
ticket by unanimous vote. Connecticut
is sure for Garfield
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II STOP ORGANS

II STOP ORGANS G ox.5 a,% and an" @in cSoI nHly
A9i.i5. New Planes. &i9J To as1 Goo
III Midsummer offer. Illustrated tree. Address
Ian:o! :. Baatty. Washington NJ.
Book Agents! S %"i a% % G ii"r ' raS
you. A. COTTON \ Co. j5l Commerce ST.. I'hila.
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NJ VI BER IN.


PORT ORANGE, NoluSia county.
July 2Sth, 1880.
EDITOR CECIL WfiIG:-In my last let
ter to Tie IIhtg De Land was printed
De Sand, and was located sixteen miles
north Of Orange City, instead of six
miles.
Your northern papers complain very
much of the heat, and your issue of the
1lth instant notices the thermometer at
Art as pointing to 81 90 , &c
Well. We can only pity you. We have
no such weather here. We will add to
our pity the advice that YOU swcltcring
ones
COME TO FLORIDA AND COOL OFF.
Our Summer weather is delightful to me-
If the thermometer should take notion
to All excursion among the ninctics, we
would hardly be aware of it, for our
breeZcS by day bear away the sensation
of oppressive heat. Our thermometer,
generally. during our Summer, ranges
between so and 90 and has so far
reached % three times this season. To-
day, ut | \. NJ. 81 breezy and bright.
a delightful day. | have never visited
the famous countries of the world where
"Summer skies and ''balmv hreezeS ="
are said to prevail; where the wealthy
and restless resort for recreation and rest
or for pleasure: consequently am not
prepared to institute comparisons be
tween Florida and the "SanitariumS" of
the world. and my dull imaginary powers
fail to picture Il more perfect climate
than we have in Florida anywhere this
side the heavenly land. Your papers tell
us of storms of wind that leave deSola-
ton and death in their track, and have
Il vivid recollection of brceZeS in Mary
land that were anything but gentle. We
have been here nearly two years and
though in Autumn there occurs what are
here denominated storms, they are not
in number So large or i'll severity nearly
So severe as the Autumn gales are along
the rugged northern coasts. Dwellings
in this region. with few exceptions. are
very slightly built, and elevated above
the ground on posts or blocks. and if
such Il domicil was placed on kill-decr
Hill" where lived, near Elkton, before
a year was passed. the debris: would.
most probably, be found somewhere in
Fowers or Neach's field, but here. cx-
cept right on the bare beach. they stand
until they rot down.
One of the most frequent inquiries
that come to me through the mails is:
"Wh hat can do to make Il living willie Il
grove would be coming into bearing -
and as the answer | give may have Il gen.
eral interest will. the best | can, give it
to your readers. Merchants, farmers.
physicians. clerks. mechanics. lawyers.
politicians, all ask this question. and
have no advice to give to any of these
classes but the farmers. Some of these
professions. in my estimation. are useless
0Ay~hCre. All except farmers, to say
the least, are already in excess of the
demand here: but for the intelligent
farmer.
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The Hannah More Academy for Girls,

10 miles from Baltimore. Accessible from every
direction by turnpike and rail. Best advantages
Tor health. comfort. training and Instruction. 10Th
year begins Sept. -. Rev. Arthur j. Rich, M. D.
Rector. Reistertown. Md.
DARENTS, save time and money, Send to
L flcnw"od-Patron$ say: Best and cheapci
TOR b0yS IN .HHryiaHd: =" Sir months at GienWOOd
'qUirHLchf 10 tW0 ycdis ia other schools Natures
method. Eye and hand training. Du,inq 4ugut
ot". extraordinary. Address Professor L. G.
Mathews, A, M, Gienw"od. Howard Co. Md
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ELKToN. July rs. 1880.
.nCSSTS. d. Scott u BrO.-Gcntlemen: We take
pleasure in certifying to the superiority OF your
Phosphate over any thing We have used either for
corn in the hill or wheat.
Very respectfully, II. II. MITCHELL.
w. ARTHUR MITCHELL.
ELKToN. July /. 1850.
d. Scott s. Bro.-Dear Srs: have used your
Phosphate since its first manufacture with the
best results on wheat and grass and can recon-
mend it Il reliable and satisfactory fertilizer.
Yours truly. GEO RICKETTS,.
LEwIsvILLE. PA. June 8. $3.50.
NcsSrS. d. Scott !. Br0.-Dear Sirs: l have used
your Bone and Phosphate for two years past
with entire satisfaction: shall continue to use
them. for | think they are as good rs any in the
market.
Yours truly, WILLIAM WRIGHT.
CECILToN. MD. July u. 1879.
b. Scott 6. BrO.-Gentemcn: l used last Fall on
my wheat several tons of your Phosphate by the
side OF the Grange and other l'hosphates, and
found it to he good as the best.
Respectfully, THos. c. CRooKsHANK.
FAIR HILL July ]. 1880
NCSSrS D. Scott 8. Br0.-Dear Sirs | have
bought largely of your manufactured Fertilizers
chccriully recommend them.
Yours. WIN. HOLLAND.
FAIR HILL. MD. July !, 1850.
NessrS. D. Scott g. ByO.-Dear SrS: l have used ;
the Fertilizers OF your manufacture for several }
years and with good results. Can safely recon- !
incnd them It's reliable and satisfactory. {
Yours truly, HENRY HESS. {
y. SCI
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WANTED

nNE or two good families. either eX-
" pcrIcuccd or green hands. Ia work in Cotton
Factory. Children must be Is wears "i ace
over. Address j. NJ. LEWIS !, BROS.
Aug LIT SwartiIlnore. prlawar" Co. Ia.
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DISSOLVED S. G.. ROCK.

Farmers should izing
Gle determined condition Of
$
tie most auadle article Of tbs hiod IN tie market
AMMONIATED BONE MEAL maintain
their wellarned reputation.
To
by mail.
lowing
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-11

where on their annual summers jaunt to
just give it up and stay at home with their
husbands, even if some Of their stuck.up
friends should consider them questionable
or too poor to travel and all that. 1t is my
opinion, that If fewer husbands were de-
prived of the society Of their wives and
children each summer there would be more
happy homes and less heartburnlngs and
fewer husbands led astray and fewer
wives have broken hearts. Why,
Nr. Editor, know some wives who seem
to scarcely think of anything else from the
time they come home in October until they
go again in July. but to make and plan Tor
their next summers trip. How.
sorry l feel for their husbands
and declare would not blame
them mite if they told those wives the
next time they leave home to spend the
summer that they may just stay away and
then turn in and get divorce and marry
some good sensible woman who loves her
husband well enough to stay with him
through heat and cold, storm and sunshine.
Now, this may seem like pretty severe talk
brt, la me! am all riled up at those fool
ISM wives, who think they must run off
every summer, because il is all foolish
habit, and they will find it out to be SO by
the time they are as old as am. ] never
tried il but once. One summer, / remem-
Der a long time ago, felt tired
and worn out and thought a
change would do me good so
packed up the children q had
six and went down to Maine to spend the
summer. l only staid five weeks and came
home in the hottest weather we had that
summer. But, la me, wasn't glad to get
homer ] don't know as III ever feel hap
pier when l get TO heaven, then was to sit
down under my own vine and fg-tree that
time. / tell you, Mr.. Editor, there is no
place like home, and you can just tell your
wife to take an old lady's advice and stay
at home with you both. She and the babies
will be far better of there and save you lots
ofmoney and many lonely hours. Hoping that
all wives who may read this will take this
advice kindly and perhaps profit by 1t,
! remain yours, respectfully,
GRANDMOTHER.
CAIRO, H., July 10, 1880.
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.
THEsENAToRIAL CONVENTION.

THE MOST ENTHUSIASTIC AND HARMONIOUS
CONVENTION EVER HELD IN THIS PART OF
THE STATE.
MuRpHYsBoRo, H., July 8, 1880.
Editor Bulletin:
The senatorial convention which met here
to-day was one of the most respectable and
enthusiastic that has met in the district for
years. The attendance was large, and the
delegates expressed the hope, to man, that
thestrongest and most available men should
be nominated, and that perfect harmony
would prevail.
The convention met at 2 o'clock p. IN.
in the court house. Judge Harker, who
was hclding court, having kindly taken a
recess, so as to accommodate the conven-
ton, and was called TO order by Mr.. ].
P. Mclean of Union, chairman Of the
senatorial committee. Mr.. w. w. Barr of
jackson was nominated temporary chair.
man, and T. +. Bouton, of Union,
temporary secretary, which nom
nations were unanimously con.
frmed-and upon motion the temper
airy chairman and secretary were made the
permanent officers Of the convention.
Upon, motion Geo. E. Olmsted, of Alex
ander; j. NJ. Gill, Of Jackson, and 0. P,
Baggott, of Union, were appointed com
mittee On credentials.
The committee on credentials reported
the following named persons being emit
tied to seats in the convention, as dele
gates:
Alexander county William McHale
Jas. s. Rearden, r. Fitzgerald, and Geo.
Z. Olmsted.
Jackson county,. NJ. Gill, E. II. Light
foot, G. W. Perry, Geo. W. Andrews, j. FL
Kimball, T. j. Smith, ]. n. Cordell, W. w.
Barr.
Union county--T. F. Bouton, j. P. Nc
Lean, A. Durham, j. T. Wallace, Michael
Bame, Henry W. Dyer, S. S. Brewer, O. P.
Baggott, NJ. c. Crawford, A. G. Britain
Which report was adopted without dis.
sent.
Hon. N. c. Crawford then nominated Mr.
VIM. Lemms as candidate tor state sens-
tor, seconded by Col. J. S. Rearden, which
motion was UNANIMOUSLY adopted. Hon.
W. H. Green nominated David T. Linegar,
Of Alexander county, and Henry Dyer, Of
Union, nominated Harley P. Buckingham,
Of Union county, as candidates for the house
Of representatives, which nominations were
confirmed unanimously upon q call Of the
counties.
The candidates being called for made
short addresses Of acceptance, and great en-
thusiasm prevailed.
A senatorial committee was appointed,
consisting Of the following gentlemen, I. l..
Harrell, of Alexander county, J. B. Mayhem,
Of jackson county, Thomas F. Bouton, OF
Union county; at large as. B. MCLEAN and
G. W. Andrews. Upon motion G. W. An
drews, of Jackson, was declared chairman
Of said committee. Upon motion of VIM.
McHale convention adjourned.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-11
MORTGAGES SALE.

Whereas William Holmes and Adsline Holmes
his wife, by their certain mortgage deed, dated the
eighth Csth day OF February A. d. lsTs and record
ed In the Office OF the recorder Of deeds within and
for the county OF Alexander and state OF Illinois.
on the eleventh day Of March A. ID. 1875, In book
u OF sale mortgages on page 5bo, cld convey 10
George W. short, OF said county Of Alexander
a. mortgage, the premises hereinafter described,
10 secure the payment OF one certain promissory
note executed BY the said William Holmes, and
bearing date February eighth 9Th ISIS. calIingfor
One Hundred and Twenty-seven and 2plO0 dollars
(sl27 20 and payable 10 the order OF the said
George W Short, twelve months after the date
thereof with interest at the rate Of ten per cent per
s.snm, until paid.
AID whereas IL was provided in said mortgage
4 i Gaze Of default In the payment OF said prom
y. S'sno'e or any part thereof according 10 the
zen a. effect thereof the said George W Short,
~. air. Hresentstives or attorney might sell the
prAt. des,--'bed in 'aid mortgage under the
pow ss, uaned ..>'A- came for the purposes there
In sp, iii. \.
meni o sslt not, b 9TH Of the principal and OF all
the inte.,A %hfh has accrued upon the same
since the da, vi it, execution
And where's, the said George W Short depart
ed this life interstate or about the eighteenth dav
of August, A, D. 1873, and the undersigned was
duly appointed administrator OF his estate by the
county court OF said county OF Alexander, on the
tlrd day Of September, A. ID; 1875. and Ii now
the sole administrator ofhis said estate.
Now, therefore, public notice IL hereby given
that in pursuance OF said mortgage deed and by
virtue the power and authority granted IN and
by the same to the legal representatives Of the said
George W. Short, |, the undersigned administra-
tor as afor essid will on
THURSDAY, THE TWELFTH DAY OF AUGUST
A D, 1880, at the hour Of eleven O'Clock a. N. OF
said day at the front door Of the court house in the
city Of Cairo In said county Of Alexander sell at
public vendue othe highest bidder for cash, the
premises mentioned In said mortgage, and des-
cribed az follows, namely; Lot number Elk 10Y in
block numbered one DIN the town Of sandnssy,
as the same is known and designated on the recorded
map or plat thereof, the same being part OF sec
ton number thirteen 49,, in township number
Fifteen Qb) south range two (2) west of
the third principal meridian in, the
county of Alexander and state Of Illinois,
together with all and singular the tcnements,
hcreditamen,s, and appurtenances, thereunto be.
longing. and all the right, title and equity OF re-
demplion Oft said William Holmes and Alkaline
Holmes, his wife, graniors In said mortgage, their
heirs and assigns therein.
There will be due on the said day OF sale the sum
of One Hundred Fifty nine dollars and Twenty.
cents (S1sg aO) besides the costs and expenses OF
sale. RICHARD y, NOhMAN.
Adminis' ator Of the estate of George W, Short
deceased.
Cairo, Ills, July I'd 1850.
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LttiAL
Notice of Sale.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

By virtue Of sd order ofihe county court OF Alex.
snder county in the state OF Illinois made al the
May term ihereofA D. 1880 upon the petition Of
the undersigned administrator Of the estate OF
James Lawrence, deceased against Narcissa Bale
wood, Edward g. Lakewood, Francis II. Law.
renee. and Others, ! will on
TUESDAY, THE 18th DAY OF AUGUST, A. d.
les0.
At the hour Of two o'clock p m, OF rsid
day. sell at public yendue 81 the southwest
erly door Of the court house In The city OF Cairo,
county OF Alexander and state OF Illinois, all
the interest OF the said james Lawrence de.
ceased in and 10 the following described real es'
tate siused in said county OF Alexander and state
Of Illinois, to.wt:
The southeast quarter Of the southwest quarter
and southwest quarter Of the southeast quarter OF
section number thiriy.thrce 1877 in township nun
Der fourteen tli) south range TWO % west; ALEC the
northwest quarter ofthe northeast quarter OF sec
tisn number thirteen (l3l In township number If
teen l5l south range two west; alec lot number
two (2 in block number one ~ In the town OF san
dusky in said county Of Alexander according 10
the orr ginal plat OF said town
Terms OF Sale :--one-third each In hand on the
day OF sale. obe.third to be paid In ak months
and one.ihird Ia twelve months from the day OF
sale, the deferred payments 10 be secures by note
drawing Elk per cent irteres, and mortgage upon
the premises cold.
Administrator.
c,i,o Ilis lima OOd issl
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A FEW WORDS OF WISDOM.

| Editor Cairo Bulletin.
DEAR SIR have noticed that people
have habit Of going to you with all their
little grievances, and especially when they
want to scold or give advice or make sug.
gestons for the benefit Of the public. You
must get awfully tired OF it, but | am sure
you are adear, good.natured fellow after all.
If did not think so | would not bother
you with what may seem, to you. TO be nom
sense. am an old woman, Mr.. Editor,
ard times and the habits of people have
changed very much since / was girl; but,
can you tell me why it is that so many
wives andmothers nowadays and especially
in our little burg, consider it necessary to
gather up every chick and child about the
house and leave poor Pater Familias Us that
word correct Mr.. Editor at home alone
every year from July till Octoberl 1t can
not be that they 60 to find more healthy
climate, because there is no healthier
place in America than our much abused
Cairo. Nor can they find cooler place.
Then why in the name of common sense,
don't they stay at home! Do You suppose
Mr.. Editor come close and let me whisper
it in your ear do you suppose that the
wives are so tiresome that the husbands are
glad to get rid of them and the babies
every summer and encourage them to leave
home; or are they poor, uncomplaning fel
lows and let their families 60 for the sake
Of peace, just because they insist that to
be fashionable they must 60, and then stay
at home themselves and sweat and toll in
their Offices, stores or workshops to make
the great wherewithal for their folks to
splurge on while they are gone
following the fashion, Well let that mat.
ter be as it may, it is hard on the poor men
anyhow; for they either have to stay at
home alone tor four months or take up with
clearinghouse accommodations. 1t must
be awful lonely for them il they do not seek
other society, when their labor for the day is
over. Then suppose they do this: then like
as not some old gossip will consider 1t her
Christian duty to 60 and see the wife when
she comes home and hint to her that Mr..
So and So was little wild, while she was
gone and might be the better for little
watching or curtain lecture now and then
Well, Mr.. Editor, as said before / am
an old woman and am dreadful unfashion.
able, and maybe not as smart as I
used to be, but dear heart, how
! do want to persuade those who are in
such furry to start off north or some.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-11

BRONCHITIS, premon,tor OF con.
sumption, is characterized by catarrh
or inflammation of the mucous mem
brane of the air passages, with cough
and expectoratlon, short breath, hoarsc-
ness, pains in the chest. For all bron-
chial affections, sore throat, aphonia
or loss of voice, cough, "Dr. Swayne's
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, a
well known curative. Price 25 cents
and 81 bottle, or six bottles for IS.
The large size is the most economical.
Prepared only by DR.. Swayne & Son,
Philadelphia. Sold by all prominent
druggists in Cairo and elsewhere. a
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PENSIONS
EVERY MAN

, , uItADIeu AccldentaIIy
or by disease in line of duty, lie entitled TO pen
sion. Every pensioner should have me examine his
case for increase. Thousands Of men are not draw
ing enough under the law. Widows and depend.
ent mothers and fathers are entitled TO pensions.
Pension claims Of all kinds promptly settled. Ad.
Dress c. L. SPEER, L. S. Pension Attorney, In.
dianapolis Indiana.
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For the Cairo Bulletin
CHATEAUX EN- ESPAGNE.
One might fancy thou vert dreaming
Within thy crystal case
If the faintest OF carnation
Touched the lilies OF thy face.
Snow white, thou silent princess,
Image Of love and grace
Seven friends doth ever gather
Wildwood buds at dawn and eve
Round the gold mist Of thy tresses
Their perfumed breath TO weave;
Seven hearts, now and forever,
For thy loving glances greve.
Pausing by thy CRYSTAL casket,-
Spell-bound the princes feet,
Bend his proud lips rev'rently,
Thine ice-cold lips to greet.
Then thy young hearts Stumbling pulses
Their old.time music beat.
Over the Seven mountains,
No loyelier face than thine
The prince hath held the chalice,
Thy lips have Quaffed the wine.
Snow-white, awakened princes,
Immortal and divine!
LISwoop.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

SUMNER LAW LECTURES mine weekly begin
sth July, 1880, and end 9Th September Have
proved Of signal use,-lst, to students who design
TO pursue their studies AZ this or other Law school
I'd, 10 those who propose to read privately; and
Sd, TO practitioners who have not had the adyan
tage Of systematic instruction. For circular apply
post office University ofVa,l to JONI b MINOR,
Prof Common and Statute Law.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-11

nD On week In your own town, q outht zoe. No
MOOrlak. Reader, II you want business A.
"" (which persons Of either sex can make great
pay all the tinc they work. write for particulars 10
II. HALLErT a CO.. Portland
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-11

AN UNUSUAL REcoRD.-The life OF Mr.
II. II. Warner, of Rochester, N. Y, wal
saved by the Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
which now bears his name. What this
wonderful remedy did for him it has done
for thousands, and, we believe, will con
tinue to do for those afflicted with kidney
liver, or urinary troubles of any kind. II
any reader has any organic trouble, this
remedy will prove q "friend in need"
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TN the district court of the United States, for the
i Southern dietrict Of Illinois.

TN the district court ofthe United States, for the
/ southern detrict Of Illinois.
In Bankruptcy No. lag.
In the matter of Ernest Reichart, Andfeas Doll
and David NJ. Knowles, bankrrpts Notice is
hereby given that petition has been filed in said
court by said David NJ. Knowles, late Of Cairo. III
inois now of Efingham, in the county Of Efling-
ham, In said district duly declared bankrupt. un.
der the act of congress Of March I'd, 1861 and the
amendments thereto, for a discharge and certif.
cate thereof, from all his debts and other claims
provabe under said act, and that the 5th day Of
August. A. d. $780, OF eleven O'Clock A. NJ, Is as
signed for hearing Of the same by the said court
Springfield, when and where oil creditors Of SAID
bankrupt, and all other persons In interest may at
tend and show cause, If any they have, why the
PRAYER of Of said petition should not be granted.
NJ Il. CONVERSE, Clerk
Brown h Young, attorneys for plaintiff
Dated at Springfield July lst, A, ID. 1890.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-11

TIMELY REPAlRs.-It is the ne plus ultra
of carelessness to delay repairs when the
human edifce manitestly requires them.
Failing strength, dyspeptic or constipa-
ted habit, weak nerves, biliousness, sick
headache are maladies indicative of an in
creasing want of stamina, productive Of a
feeble discharge and irregularity of the vi
tai functions, which must eventually in
crease alarmingly il not checked in the
condition of debilitated physique and
shaky constitution by Hostetters Stomach
Bitters, searching alternative and efficient
tonic, as remarkable for its purity, as for
the thoroughness of its action. Increase
OF appetite, the disappearance of nervous
and dyspeptic symptoms, and return of
cheerfulness and vigor mark its operations,
and are speedily hailed and gratefully &C
knowledged by invalds who. by the timely
use of this reparative agent, save their con-
situations from the ultimate wreck which
is the reward of neglect.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-11

The VoITAIo BELT Co., MARSHALL,
MIoH.--Will send their celebrated Electro
voltaic Belts to the afflicted upon 30 days
trial. Speedy cures guaranteed. They
mean what they say. Write to them with
out delay.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-11

No HosPl1AL NEEDED-No palatial hos
pital needed for Hop Bitters patients, nor
large-salaried talented buffers to tell what
Hop Bitters will do or cure, as they tell
their own story by their certain and abso.
lutte cures at home.--New York Independ.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-11

CARRIERS Little Liver Pills are as small
as Homeopathic pellets, and rs easy to take
as sugar. Everybody likes them.