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face. A flow is expected at depth of 200 feet

face. A flow Is expected at depth of 200 feet
lower
On the 26th ult, the face of the west drift from
the Chrysolite shaft No. was still in sand carbon
ate Several wines were being pushed down to
the new level, all showing either ore iron. One
hundred and fortv-One tons were shipped on the
Goth, total of 3507 tons from the 1st instant The
total amount OF cash received to the Oath was
$500, $50 G7.
The cleanup of the Durango" BLACK Hils)
yesterday am1untcd to $500 from 800 tons.
The "Carihon shipped Yesterday to the New
York office 5000 ounces of silver bullion.
The Red Elephant had on hand yesterday at the
mine 200 tons Of ore, and prospects encourage
ing
Superintendent Rodgers of the Green Mountain
mine. writes, under date of March 20, to the New
York office: Every foot that the lower tunnel
goes in adds greatly to the valne of the mine, and
this immense body of ore is all new find az we
have yet some 500 feet to so before reaching the
large and rich body Of ore worked in the tunnel
above, where the ledge was over 80 feet in width.
When President Bdwell arrives shall prepare for
the new mil Is, and when we get them in working
order you will begin to realize what we now so well
knOw-that this is an immense property We have
not been ont of pay ore for the last $50
feet Of this tunnel, and for the last ten
feet wo have been in especially rich quartz,
and no appearance OF weakening yei.' The
company are now working 80 stamps and are pre-
pairing to add 6s more. giving milling capacity of
100 stamps. The $4,000 necessary for this pur-
pose is now in the treasury. There is orc enough
tor 200 stamps, and water power sufficient to run
them all 1t costs not to exceed So per ton to mine
and mill the Ore
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filming.
4 LIZA MONTANA COMPANY,
~ UT(skEG MnNPANA

4 LIZA MONTANA COMPANY,
~ WTCKES, MONTANA.
Capital. $5OOOOOO. Shars3 $40 each.
OFFICERS-President. W. W. Wckes Vice President
Michael Snow: Secretary r. +. Brooke
DIRECTORS-WW. Wickes. a. s. Barnes, Alanson Trasl
/. NJ Sheldon, Michael snow NewYOrk. s. r. IIauser Cole
Saunders. Montana.
limited number Of shares for sale - 10 per share for
the purpose OF increasing the capacity OF the
For full particulars apply the Office, 10 80 Broadst,
NJ
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MINES AND MINING.

THURSDAY. April 1-P. NJ.
A large and fully distributed business done in
mining shares to-day. but the various movements
exhibited great irreguarty. AT the Stock Ex-
change. about the usual amount of retail business
was done in few varieties. Caribou was more
than usually active, with all tho sales at 3. Cen
trail Arizona was steady at zig, and Silver Cliff Mt
5l2. Little Pittsburg 81 lower ut Sl2OS0s, and
Standard was u lower at 3112. after selling down
to 81. At the Mining Stock Exchange, the princi-
pal feature was the largo business done in Gold
Placer, with an advance to 1.0009S. Great Eastern
continued strong, and rose to 30. South Bulwer
and South BOdc exhibited some remarkable flnctu-
atiOns the first named declining from GO to SO. and
rising to GS. aud South Bodie selling mt 5004204G.
The Constoc, shares duh, and excepting Con-
solidated Pacific which rose to 30. they weTo not
as firm as Yesterday Green Mountain held its own
at 3.30O3.25. and lInkill was steady at 2.S50
900 Leadville was 10 cents lower at 3.l5, and
Moose yielded to 1.15, but recovered to 1.2O. The
general market showed more spirit than it has
shown before since the Little Pittsburg collapse
and brokers generally were happier in tho anticipa-
ton of more active market in the near future.
". Y MINING STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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$3.50 buyer 10 days TEX dividend.

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON srocKs
rotav
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Nem tJnbiiraIlons.
EXTRA iGREAT OPPORTUNITIES , Extra
IABOREgs AND cApTrALISrs

LABORERs AND CAPITALISTS.
TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. 90. NOW READY. 10 CENT?
INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES
STOCK RAISING. MINING and SORGHUM SUGAR
VAST FIELDS EOR ESTERPRIsElH MONTANA NEW.
MEXICO AND TENNESsEE sILVEHAND GOLFER IN
MAINE.
TRIBUNE EXTRA No 5Sis ths third of series levo:edt 10
JnAlal Enterprises In the United States In the Brst No
&C. Tie openings for settlers IN Texas Colorado were de-
tcIicd Tie second NO 81. comprises dr. htos ettsts
three centrea the Black Hlis Montana and
Ufnh 49, 81 and 81 enoh or tho tbree
val sen. together BY mail on receipt OF 2j cents
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A NEW yARIOHUM EDITION OF SHAKESPEARE RE
E;iIsd bv lIORACE HOWARD fURNEss, P. D., LII ID.

NEW .vAnloTUM EDITION OF sHAKEsPEARE
Eaed Nv IOHAcK HOWARD FCRNEsS Pm d., ii: D. Vol.
v. KING LEAR ovO. ~. sos. j. Is. Lipl1ncOt. 4 Co.
The comprehensive breadth of treatment,
exhaustive tbOrOugbncss Of cutlon, cOpiouscss OF
special erudi;io and enthusiasm of tone which
mark the previous Sbakespearcan labors OF Mr. ures
are no less conspicuous in the present volume 1t
hibits on the page with the text the various read
ings Of the different editions OF King Lear, from the
earliest Quarto tie latest critical edition.
with choice selection Of notes aud comments from the
most important sources which valuable not only for
the clue dO 0f the text, but for the history Of Shake
epeareau criticism The Appendix to the volume CON
faus separate essays treating OF the text OF the play
the date OF compositions the scene OF the plot the dnra.
fiOn Of the action insanity, actors, costumes aud Tate
version OF the story OF Lar together with from
English and German writer's Shakespeare. ard The
photography of Tie play. Among Tie English
critics from whom selections glvoa are
D.. Jclnson, Coerilge. Charles Lamb. nazitt
Mts. Jameson. IIallam, Shelley. aud especially
Hudson, Of Whose aesthetic Criticisms the
editor expresses thorough admiration. The transla-
tons from German winch have beea by father
iectons from tile criticisms OLA ". schlegel, Frarz
Horn, Ernest shiek, Mortz Rnpp, Gervinus.
Carl c. Hense. Krcyssg, RGmcln and Wilholm Oecncl-
haiSer which arc usually suggestive. they are
Crigua, and profound. The Interest OF this work which
has largely attracted the attention OF The literary
public by th' and admirable accomplishments
Of the editor and which Is OF ruch singular value tie
student OF Shakespeare IL not limited 10 special class
Of readers. II fOiins treatise Oh the PRINCIPLES Of dra
matte and literary art, remarkable aKo for the Wis ON
suggestions aud the its usira
tions. presenting profound analysis 0f human passion
and the means OF It's external expression.
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Government bonds wero dull bat strong Ths
transactions at the Boards included $l6 600 rode
tered dtas at lO9is01O9 and $137.e coupon ID
latiOna. - Wv
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The following crcnar va~ last evening s,ut 10
thr u"wly-rl ct"d members OF 'lc American &i',lng
stock Exchange:
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OPfIcK or TBE WARD CoAsoLIpAHD MINING
COMPANY. Gb Broadway. (
FCHE Transfer Books of this Company will
cione on MONDAY, Mach 90 nj O'Clock and reopen
VI. j. nJrKERuAN. Secretary,
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fGrnerS.


A FlRST-CLASS lady music teacher of piano,
"a organ and guitar. wishes home In exchange for
ST uctGn: highest refer gIvtJ Address G. L. H. Irib
unc CriOwn Office, No ,-3S Broadway.
A GENCY for SCHOOLS ant. TEACHERS.
(A PGOied ami idorssd IN ne te1da0 educators of.te
coaarH Families. Schools and Colleges promptly proysi
with superior teachers graduates 6 best and For
eicn colleges send Tor circular. r. COrESWOETh plNCk.
NEN. DOMESTIC BUILDING cor. Rrup wIv AMI litl.st.
4 MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGINCY su"';"S oilcg's ,co'ls ami FauiicS Win
thoroughly competent Professors, Principals Re chcrs.
Families pOI ar9i 10 the county p;Omp'v suited with
eI lur utois COvcErssCs call aGdTc's Mss Md
YOUNG American ana Foreign II aClcIS agency. ~ Uuiun
pest teachers. American ard foreign, prompt
Ply provided tor fainilic- school college,. ScipN
lSjjJ w Solcrnc'AornS ecvD e. ith
GOOD TEACHERS OF successful experience
~ constantly wanted som particulars In yese.,i9r's
TI'unc APP lcaton lc II rioslgc W St'iiI IL.
NERlORS. ScI'y Amin ScuoOi Institute, "a T. iftls Ny
INSTRUCTION will he given 10y m expert
4 rnccf trlc!er. 10 on move pupils in English. Na.
mates O Lain: CITY 4bc Address TEACH
Err Box o. Tribune UPTOWN Gihcr. LIS lioa iway.
TEACHERS supplied to schools and families
Il without charge Mas FLOREN II II rCH. EDUCA.
TIONAL BUREAU % UnsonsTuare
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~ Consolidated MINING COMPANY
incorporated under rhn laws Of Col,ralo
Location oil Mines. LEADviLLE. tOL.
Capital sock sooooOoo; 100000 shares Par Value $50
STOCK FULL PAID AND UNAssEssABLE
| OFFICERS
G'nenl CHARLES EwING. President
JAMES W. BONA Superintendent.
Principal Office. Room IG la7 nroadway. Now.York
DENYER CITY CONSOLIDATED SILVER
CArIrAIe t3oooOOO.
100000 SHARES. PAR VALUE, so
Location az Mines:
FRYER hill. LEAD.ILLE COLORADO
adjoining the 4mous" H. l. Lee m!uc.
snbsc,!b"n b'oL- open AT The oace OF Company
81 llradHt. New-l0r
CHARLES l. WRIGHT President
EREELAND MINING COMPANY.
organizcI unacr the laws of New. York
location: Idaho Springs Clear Creek Conrtv. Col
PRINCIPAL OFFICE No. 10 Broadway BOrcc Building,
rooms and TO-
Capital, +5,OCO.OOU. 2GO.GOO shares par, e25
STOCK UNASS I.s5ABLE.
pn mr. H GnnE Nc,p s %i r%s0"T Sa nj
w; Mdr s'ral manager ana suTr'inrnlent r = ONh
G.; Me,"lmck. Henry Koscncr. Stephen '. White. 7. NJ.
EFUKILL GOLD AND SILVER MINING
0rgri2el under tie laws Of Ncw.York
rSe Once So L d%y Eacii i Da aGty io SS SO
Capital si;ooeoqa soI,o, s,qreG: par, -.
J. !. BltOWNEt.i. Prrs dem.
:. \. GII1E. 1T,gsa,E
T. ". WILLErf secretary.
49,, - HOARD OF rIUS1EES
ra,'n Il T. rs ,at T. Er"" igG a. SerlV, v,,,.
lapagrr su'rlnicndcnt at minc E T. Os5iscn
gRON SILVER MINING COMPANY.
organized under the laws Of New.York.
Location II M.re: LEADVILLE COLORADO
Capital Stock tlClO tooi 5ooooO shares, Par Yala, 800
STOCK UNAssESsABLE
OFFICERS:
President. GEO. u. EnBERTs
Wee ic4deht, SflPIEN V WHITE
TcasI, En- JhHES D. SMITH
Grnt Gdl MANAGE +. ". kEHES
hlnanrhl Agent WALDkMAR ARBNs.
Bankris FOURTH NATIONAL BANK.
TRUSTEES:
Jonas II. French Luther H. Marsh, Charles l. Per.
kins stephen v Wine Geo u. Robin
ron, James ID Sulith.
Principal oalce: hoona 81 ana 90 BoREEL BUILDING.
No. 40 Broanwav. NeHYork
II ING BEE MINING COMPANY,
Location Of Mines: RODE CALIFORNIA
Capiinl 5000 0JO sharca lOOOO0: par $50
Organized under TIE OF New.York.
STOCK UNAss ESsABLE.
President. \. /. SEVERANCE.
NIre.lIcsident q. T. COLLINb
1rtoanief. u. u PERRIS
satsrinedcDt T. W Duzzo ornery Of Calumet and Hecla
RogIsirars, Union Trust Company.
Council, .IolmOs & Adams.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE BOrso Bu.laing. lis Broadway, |
New.YoFk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-02

CARBONATE HILL MINING CO.,
LIADVILLE, COLORADO.
rutr.. am Pine II Sc,v-York.
taI.f 49, trru IN ,nI .fiir. par value, $40 each
IN zee - ll Il. liisi'. ". II. BllLum. :. " Dn
J. W l"!i'r T. u kni' Ann Hon \ u Biss Monroe Cralc.
t4a.. L. l.-., Pc sl,rnf " Vice. Trr.licut
lt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07
Die lnffi9e Spalte.
. SirnoI.

DroSn auf Der alna. ba bodt a Strr,
Der hnirnt ttttr bic BON YrsuTtn Der,
Anslane' RID f&aust CT I'D f&pn re&t
Esuti@ Tam r a biftL absr i&ls&t.
rNun Iisbs Grau, moot i'd mir laben,
3ann t& Elm ISpf@en Wi.n rpbI babsn 2"
NsHt germ" iast b Ssnb'rin, .wtnn rs BAIT
abtr fsa 6raul'u bin [ net"
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Dana, Grdultln, iibts tppbl Sutttrbrob 2"
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Abtr foa GrGuI'u bin I net"
Sra Sunsfraa. isi'n Sis nur ni&t bSt.
Eenn tibts bod pUbrn Stidtta 8iGs? 2"
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absr f0a Sunsfrau bin I net"
;, Uis ipa i'd bann tiss RGtbItl ISItn,
gSfr iine Gle esnn, psrsbrtes Dslsn
.psrrsptt" fast ne ,,is Dos a O. palt,
User prs I fem Z u Dirusl bait"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07

20. 37t.-Dausrbaft splssut Snrtn . ubr NIT t1tsm
Gisin Wett. Gs wire sardniirt Sab esft Tn ib r Be.
,ttbuns Ssfhtttsuus atst. rtsrissufals has 0tlp surhd.
trfattst rire. -Vrsis $500
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07

Seidel. esbrer |: nSSrs Ni4sL iass
mir aufri@tis mas bat bid psnn ssrarL
laBt bsin eintrdsli&sS Mauysrbanbpert
an ben Nassl su banssn unp eanpRrei.
der su perpen Csc piftn g, Ssrr
esbrsr I bah anal a Saar I'm WSrtsl
s'fanesn ane felt Der Belt sraut's mir Dor
Der Mrbsit |"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07
Die 0sfa6r oes 'Saxupfens.

~@usuf," iasie Elm auHabsr ,um ans
ssrs1, i1nuppe frnen lauren Tabaf."
DWarun psnr ni&t ?"
DDu bait cine aupfernais; tpsnn pa
Der iaure Sataf bran fommt, sntfebt
Srinipan, unp hermit fannf Du Did
pnjiftep."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07

Yofbeamtsr 0obin ioI has yal,
let = Soleat /: .Na@ 6ault."-Bsam.
ter: Wp VI bic sloreFtY = Spleat /:
~graa&t fsfns b Nuattsr ssnnt's Cad.
tu1 19pn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07
Aud cine @insrruiuna. 9rpfs

Aud cine @ihsrruiuns. prOfsGpr
Sdurle iast tn elmer biiiorilam 9orle.
iuns: ~Sa, ia, msine 5srrsn, eie alien
Dsutl&en, bic paren bait rstt unses
i9lattste eeute. 10 wte !, Q. unlsr per-
sbrtsr Ssrr college Msbser." - sBtersr
srfabrt eiefe S&mei@sIet. bsfdpsIt ia
unb Sduerle miro pom llnipsrftdtsienat
aufaforsert su rpiebsrrufsn, mae ct psnn
tolssnesrmassn tbut: .Wsine 5srren, i'd
babe tn Der lsstsn @orlsiuus sslast bic
alien Dsutl6tn rpdren sbenIo unselbla1.
tste sente 8epelen, ais unisr psrsbrts Col.
lsse WsBser; eem 1T absr ni6t 70, unp
tR bsbaupte nun, rie alien Deutl1sn
rparsn feline 10 unssi&la9tsten esute als
5err College WsBser."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07
Seasiaunaspsrt6e Nu6e. (Mau
s6pabiids ausiunft. Gin 8.

S6pabiide @usfunft. Gin Ssu
mill IN einsm SauRapen ~ Dinsssa I'm
S3pdtti&en Gtpas e~infaufsn unp ,isbt
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absr psrseblt8. = Diss sspabrt eia pprs
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Ssits sss Gfnsauss it& tsinest binpsus
tsnp
Siaber Serr fbslst net al, bear S6sQ'
Dui S6eP f9eIt net S&sQst net an
'esare S@eI, but S1sQ' i1elt!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07
<e SSrinworter.
aus i6ls6tsh1 Sorn !sin autss Wsbl
Sflfhfe !&pf1 brouhf fpiteu Oort,r

aus i9ls9tsh1 Scrn !sin autes Wsbl.
S1lf6s 8oft brau1t feinen Ooftpr.
AImpisnssbsn arnt nt6t, Sir&epaebsn
iaumet ni&t unre6t gut sspeibst nibt,
Gcttss Wort triset niGt.
au& etn Aeler fam ui6t bop Fisssn,
tpenr, sr stnen 8aIftn am 9ein bat.
Wer fcfssn mill pte fise Rus, bie barte
S6al' erft fnafen mus.
Dem Set&tpater unc Gr,t bari mar,
nt&ts psridwsisen.
Seaeiaunssusrtse Ha5e. CWlann
unp Gran ltssen i'm 9stts.) Srisps, I'd
slSu. ia 1T Gdsr.
Sol
So, ea fab nal up unb fisf NAL to.
6rau Comm tpisesr rein , 6riss, Id
Sl6s, unItr StaQ brsnnt.
90. ea NUT Id Of mol upfabu, sip nal
etsn misns Soien Der.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07
Gin piBiasr s9utsrianse.

Msiesrin : nWarsL mas Daft su tenn
beuts pispsr beim gTen2 SD babe ti,
bod ssraee btins portion Glstl@ f&en &C,
sebtn ! Warum 1871 bu's penn ni&t2
.6rau Wsifsrin 20 II mir nod ,u
bsis."
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ntht 2"
n6rau Wdfsrin, Id truus mir ni&t."
Waruui benn ni&t2"
~Wsnn Id btntlals i0nnte ss Iei&t
gum Genfer binausaisssn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07

Das ptise IA tins attrtue a6suSuua un'ersr eautrtaft.n
~Strtauf.n, unb etts IN ebnt 3p,t f.I fur has @slh Il, bette
unb btaisft Silserubr In Der Utlt. SdbrIia fts.n mir
etrtu 6unbfrt ab, une MIR fne i'm 9tfSt elmer srpstn
BAIL BON Brsfsn, bic mir itbt SppSt ron Beaten bItpm.
men rsffe a1e f9 ia rem b56fsn 9Ssfsri6su ibtr iisIe
rbrsu In 9tus auf ibrs S66Hstit ras isr SanstaIttn Der
9eit ausIsrshTu,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07
@ns btnt 2thtn. Gle Ser

Aus bsm 2sben. Ste Ssrr esbrsr,
mas ma&t ben Sbre Grau ba aaf Dem
Baum I? = So, piKsn sic, Jest III ia bie
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Vossli4su 4s ftbrsn fe f& ni6t. @enn
sbsr msins 6rau pbsn iiBt fommt fstn
Spab
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07
u. I. b. aat pitrlebu Iooe
A. $6n6ma6sr & 50.

RO. S Sab @ap ST., Baltimore, SRI
aaeiuiss assntsn FIR DususHe unb ,lms.a,ab yt,.
attutu. Sstn, Dususat, Sspa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07

9iagnais. Dpftpr: 8pQsn Sis mel
ne 5srrn GUussen ia eas ianurrsnps Sc.
rdul@ In Der linfsn 9ruf ssbSris pirpts
gen, UNI bic rt@tise Diasupis su srm5ss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07

frau /: .Wit 9nlaub. PER- Dpttpr.
eas 1T Der Darsl, Der i&lOft bst rfstnent
Wtann urter Der Ded, Der l6nurrt a TO-"
Doctor: DDa fam lie pom Slid iasen,
lisbs Grau, bern penr ss ni4t Der Darel
rpdrs rpirs SIR Wann unrsttbar ". 10
rea 9spelen.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-10

A NARROW EcArE.-The c0rclessness
which some people in this city manifest in
leaving their doors insecurity barred at
night, is topic with which the newspapers
are always rife, one instance in particular
was called to our notice. A lady living on
Eutaw Square was sitting up with her
daughter, who was afflicted with pulmonary
consumption, and whose terrible cough
could be heard 10y the neighbors. This
evening in particular she was more than
usually depressed and harasscd by severe
and prolonged fits Of coughing. Her
mother left her bedside to go to the bureau
TO get some medicine TO relieve her, and as
she passed the window she saw an immense
shadow of man upon the wall One
shrek and she fell in q faint, rs tall s,al.
wart fellow leaped in at the window. The
sick girl, too weak to cry out lay in a
trance of fear while the man leaned over
and picked up her mother, and said in u
kindly tone. "Be not alarmed, Miss, am
no robber; but have heard you coughing
so much that ] determined to relieve you,
and so brought you this bottle Of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup The young lady thanked
her philanthropc friend, took the medicine
and is now rapidly improving, 49, BALTIC
Every Saturday,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-10

PRESIDENT PORTER, Of the taxing dis.
trict Of Memphis, who rendered his resig-
nation day Or two ago, and went to Nash.
vile to urge its acceptance by the governor,
has been lmplored by numerous prominent
residents in the ex.municipality to recon.
slider his action. Last evening he received
number Of dispatches urging him to re.
turn to his post, to which he replied briefly
but emphatically, stating the reason of his
contemplated retirement and the terms on
which he will continue in Office. He says
he is insisting on the acceptance of his res
ignation because if the most important san.
itary work is to be neglected he will not be
responsible for the consequences, He prom.
Uses to withdraw his resignation on one con.
dition, namely, that the people Of Memphis
proceed at once TO the Inauguration Of san
itary reforms which will render another
yellow fever epidemic impossible.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-10

MULLEN CURES CoNsuMprioN--A CORES.
pendent of the Lexington (Ky) Press writes
as follows about the flower Of awcl known
plant; ~ have discovered q remedy for
consumption, /, has cured number of
cases after they had commenced bleeding
at the lungs and the hectic flush was already
on the check. After trying this remedy to
my own satisfaction have thought philan.
thropy required that should let il be
known to the world. II is the common
mullen stepped strongly and sweetened
with coffee sugar, and drank freely. Young
Or old plants are good, dried in the shade
and kept in clean bags. The medicine
must be continued from three 70 six months.
according 10 the nature of the disease. II
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-10

If Mr.. Beecher's recent attack upon the
American Bible Society was for the purpose
of stirring up controversy and provoking
citicism, he has met with considerable sue.
cess already. The Rev. Dr. Porter tells
Mr. Beecher that he does not tell the TRUTH
that he is no scholar, and not qualified tc
pronounce in any matter involving techni
cal learning. Mr., Beecher may not be very
learned as the schools go, but DR.. Porter
will probably remember that he displayed
in the "nest-hiding' trial, wonderful &c
MUS for the invention Of apt words.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-10
NTATE 0EIlIlNnlS /

SThTE OF ILLINOIS,
- County oi Alexander, CiTLGit Court OF IleEAL.
der county, February Tenn, A, d. 1880
vs., sDNO!yr.--lu CnEyC.ry
Robcr, GiChrl,t
AFFIDAVIT OF the noE.resideuce o, Robert G.ioArr.,
the defendant above named having been Ileq in she
Office of the Clerk Of said C!IcIit Court OF Atxau-
der County, notice Is hereby -iSeu 70 the said non
resident defendant that he complainant Ia. tlod
her bill Of complaint in said Gouf; Oh he ChOnCcry
side thereof on the 9Th day of December, A. y
1879, and that summons therrgpon issued OFT Of
sald Court again, aid defendant, re'lruEoie on
the md Monday OF February. =. . isso as = by
law required.
Now, therefore Gplcs, YOU, tie s6d Rqhor: Gil
christ sLall personally be AID appear before me
ss,G Circuit CQGr, Of Alexander county Oh he fret
day OF the next term hereof, 20 ne holden % the
Court House IN III City oi Cairo IN saG county on
The 2nd NopGsy OF February 4 y So. ana plead
answer or Genur 20 the ss,d compo.pau'- Nh "
complaint he zane, and the matters ind things
therein chsrc eG auC stated viii be aiken ~ cen
itssti, and decree entered a-s.us' gol accordr.
10 TIE prayer OF laid bill, JOHN L REEVE
go. W. HENDRICKS, Clerk
Complainant so G..r
Cairo, Dec. nth A d iS'I.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-10

The bottom has fallen out of the mining
stock business in San Francisco, and many
of the leading operators are talking OF NOV
ing to New York or Chicago, 1t is well
known fact that seats on the big board,
which formerly brought $4,000 apiece,
now go begging at $4,000, A bill before
the Legislature, intended to compel the OBJ
servance of certain fundamental rules of
honesty by brokers, is also said to have de-
pressed this class greatly.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-10

CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS likes to sit up
halt the night reading or writing Of his
three sons, John Quincy, popularity known
as Jack Adams, has most Of the Adams
look. Charles Francis, Jr,, is the well
known writer on railroad topics, Brooks
Adams is the red-hot Democrat who wanted
Mr.. Tilden sworn in at New York and then
march on to Washington, He is hand.
some fellow, bright and positive, and, like
his brothers, earns his own living in accord
ance with the Adams motto; Millions It
inherit; not one cent for subsistence
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-10
VALUE OF A DAILY PAPER TO A
CITY,
Crestop Democrat

CrestOn Democrat
In business point of view, and in strict
accordance with public propriety and ne
cessity, it would be as proper to ask contrl-
buttons to daily paper, for its support, as
to ask it for the pulpit and its deserving
ministers. No one objects to asking, or
giving aid to the latter, and yet the pulpit
and its worthy hosts of worthy ministers
that adorn it can do no more good for the
temporal interests of community than a
daily paper. They are both types OF al
vanccd civilization. Take the dailies from
New York, Chicago, Burlington, Omaha or
Council Bluffs and what would these cities
be worth to trade, commerce, arts, science
morals or even life!