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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-09
SACRED TO
GENUS AND LOVE,
BURNS AND HIGHLAND MARY.

BURNS AND HIGHLAND MARY.
According 10 some authors the lovers
never met after this parting, but according
TO others, Burns who undoubtedly was al
one time on the point Of leaving Scotland
for the West Indies, had persuaded Mary to
emulate with him as his wife, and she, com
ing to Greenock 10 meet him, was there
stricken down with fever and died in few
days. This seems 10 be the more probable
conclusion, for Burns, although he remain
ed in Scotland, bad previously written,
WHY e go 70 the indies, my Mary,
VIII ye 20 20 The Indies my Mary.
Across The Atlsntiet roar
Mary's mother died az Greenwich, Sep
TENDER 81, 1927, at an advanced age. At
ter Mary's death two letters were received
by her from Burns, which, unfortunately
for posterity, she destroyed, giving SIS the
reason that she could never read them with
out shedding tears.
The Bible in two volumes given to Mary
by Burns is still preserved in her family,
and the following passages Of scripture
were written by him on their fly-leaves ::
On one, Thou shalt not swear by my name
falsely am the Lord" (Leviticus, chap
ter xix, verse 12). On the other, Thou
shalt not forswear thyself, but peTkrm unto
the Lord thy-lor, according to some, all
thy)--vows." st, Matthew. chapter ",
verse 33). If the latter text has been cor.
rectly quoted as written, then Burns, either
from having written only from memory or
intentionally, has altered it, the true read
ing beng: But shall perform unto the
Lord thine oathsh
This episode is the brightest in Burns
stirring life. and the question may fairly
be asked, what would have been the re-
suit as to both HAD their projected mar.
riage taken place They were unQueston-
ably devotedly attached, and Burns cher
ished her memory to the last hour OF his
lite. Might the result have been written
by Scott,
"Yes, God and man might now approve me
II thoa badst lived and lived 10 love me.
Or might Irving have told the story,
"a woman's whole life is history of the
affections. The heart is her world
She embarks her whole soul in the traffic Of
affection, and if shlpwrecked, her case is
hopeless, for it is BANKRUPTCY Of the heart"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-09
BURNS HIGHLAND MARY.

How sweeily blooned the gay green birk,
Hsw rich the hawthorn blossom,
Ar underneath their fragrant shape
clatped her 70 my bosom
The golden hours. on angel wings,
Flew er nc and M desrie
For Gear 10 me ae light and life
Was my sweet Highland Mary
Mary Campbell, who inspired some of
Burns finest illusions, and among others
the above lines was the object Of his youth.
ful and purest attachment. She was the
daughter Of a mariner OF Ayrshire, in Scot
land, and when Burns first knew her and
loved her was employed as dsiry-maid in
the castle Of Montgomery. A monument
has been erected TO her memory in Green
ock churchyard. One side contains bas-
relief Of the two lovers, representing their
parting when they plighted their troth and
exchanged Bibes across the stream around
the castle Of Montgomery. The inscription
is simply,
SACRED TO
GENUS AND LOVE,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-09

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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-09
"Yea, God and man might now approve me
IL thnA hAdst lived and lived 70 love me
HECTOGRAPH.

Just received at TIE BULLETIN office a
stock of paper especially for "Hectogra
Copying.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-09
YOUNG MEN
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-09
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

SUMMER LAW LECTURES mine weekly, begin
9Th July. 1880, and end 9Th september. Have
proved Of signal use, LIST, to students who design
10 pursue their studies At this or other Law school
ID, 10 those who propose to read privately; and
I'd, TO practitioners who have not had the advan.
tage OF Systematic instruction. For circular apply
Post offlce University ofva.l TO JOHN b, MINOR,
Prof. Common aud Statute Law.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-12-04
snnd nnd enc Sand-Lot..

Having been one nf The few journals in
the State that p'ssess what the Cnliiornians
call "sand," that is, caurage and indeprnd-
ene', in opposing mob-rule, the An Cali
CoraiI now trcats itself tn n "Sand lot obiiu-
ary" in this fashion; "Thc withdrawal OF
Kearney from politics, announced at the
Sand lot on Sunday last, indicates presum-
ably the clrse of the Sand lot merlinga, Us
we'll as the dissplulion Of the Cummuaistic
lnlilieal organization which kept th- Stale
in turmoil for three yean,n'p"ateily brought
our city tn the verge Of civil war, gave the
most signal prools Of the gross iueiii.irncy If
our local administration, disgwced rs
thr, shnut the civilized world, hamperrd
US with Cunmunistie State Constitution,
aud greatly r.duc,d the amount Of oul hauk
ing capital, the value Of our r'al estate, aud
the eon6dence 81 business IA ia 'hr pr 20
perity Of our ennmeree anu industry lor
several years 10 come"
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Railroad Guide.
pHfLA. 81 READING RAILROAD.
Arrangement of Passenger Trains.


NOVEMBER 15TH 1880.
Trains leave eALLEATowN as followsi-
(vIA PERKIoMEN RArLRoApl.
For philadelphia, ut "4;3 s.45, Il.4O. am. and
SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia at u. 20 a, n. ..s.a5 D. m.
WA EAsr PFNEA. BRAEcHD
FOR Kending anu HmrlsUurp, 80, 9.cO M,
For Lancaster and Columbia, G IS, 92Ua.m. and
43Op. N.
SUNDAYS
For Heading Harrisburg, and way po nts. 9.r5
tvrA BETnLEHEM.)
For PHILADELPHIA fiOm i. V. Depot s4.s4 6t,
'Si7,a. IN ,is.'2, ,5.53, 1874 .. m. Sunnay 30 pm
For Philadeli hia trUth l. q s Depm i2I4
Trains For ALLIE NTowN leave as follows,
WA PRERIoMEN RAILRoADJ
Leave Phila telDhiH. 7.40 II. m. ana I.0o, 40
SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia, 500 At. IN, 3 15 and r415
WA EAST PENNA BRANCH
Leave Reaoing sUO lC.sva M, 2.tO s.sj,end o.l5
Leave ariisburE 45 st5 and $50. a. M. i.ls
Leave Lancaster, sos a. M. I.t5 and $50 D. m.
Lear" Columbia I.55 a. M l.lO and s.4U y. IN.
SUNDAYS.
cave Reading. 500
Leave HalrishuIp, 600 am.
WA bETHLEHEM.l
cave Dhiladelunin 45. 40 90, 94S, olo, .415
% 0jO m. Sunday e.3' o m. HS/ H. M
Trains make, thus y run to and from depot
9th and Green streets. Philadelphia other
rains TO t-om Broad stfeet depot. Trains
VIA Brtdlehem" run TO arc from BerLs st
Deput. except tIose marked ~
Tne4.7 and G45 am trains from llentown
end the ia and Sis y. m. tram from Phila
drlphln. have through cars to and from Phila
delphia.
]. E. wooTlEN.
=, - GeherGt Jfdno1er.
G. q HANCOCK. Cent Pass. & neset agent.
NAV rs,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-12-04
LOSS AND GAIN.

What have gained in all these years,
Since was born, In 1907
What have lost ne'er to return,
Amid the ways and haunts Of men7
I've gained tho weight Of many years,
Laden with sorrow, pain and sin
I've lost the hope Of earthly bliss
Along the road I've Travelled in.
I've gained the things did not seek,
They came to me with great surprise;
I've lost the things that charmed me most,
" hen first they met my wondering eyes.
I've gained bitter taste of lite.
That once deemed so pure and sweet;
I've lost the friends Of early years,
That on earth no more shall meet.
I've gained the wealth hat mem'ry holds
Ofthose long in the Heavenly fold;
To that my heart with fondness elings
As doth q miser to his gold.
I've gained new vision. Now see
Things that never saw before;
I've lost the idols made with hands,
That men and women now adore.
I've gained a heart that chasten'd lies
Contented 'nea' h a Fathers eye;
I've lost the will to crave the things
Which He In wisdom may deny.
I've gained the hope that when at last
l to the grave 40 gladly down,
My faith and trust will bear me up
To gain bright, immortal crown.
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"a Ire tis" on hrunic Diseases" embrecu &
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home Oy TIE indus;If us. Ne women boys
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New-York tribune., 1880-06-16

for the benefit of the creditors. The water
will pass into the hands of Bacot q Ward tne pfnn-
cipal creditors, with company organized Oh d iai
business basis.
The returns of the School Census enumerators of
the several wards show q gain IN the nulnpe t -
school children over last year Of 613 Inc greatyt,
est gains were in the TENTH Twetth, ln'r.eottSS Sa
and Fifteenth Wards. There were losses III 1i rno
First. Second Third and Seventh Wards' Ano
whole number assessed was 41,036.
NEW-JERSEY.
PATERsON.-The deadlock in the Board OF School
Commissioners was broken Monday night, and Es-
mond V. DeCirah of Albany, NJ l., was hiaue 0uP'i-
intendent of the Public Schools
South AMBOY.-A gust of wind capslzed tne
schooner Merritt, which was lying at anchor near M
Taylors Reef Beds when the storm sprang up yo55,
tcrtav. Five men we're board the VeSsei aiI
were picked up by the boats OF Vessei lying
Snear by. >,- avn
Z HYDE PARK.-John Woods lost two valuaole
AdeIney cows yesterday. They drank water ron Ht
a pail containing Paris green, which had been eIC
within their reach.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-The attempt to indict tne
Long Island City pool sellers ut the queens Coun!y
Court Yesterday failed. A large number OF VIII
nesscs were supenacd who had bought poois, DuC DuC
they could not tell from whom, and the tesIlmony
was altogether Insufficient
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
IRyfNGTON-The army worm has appeared IN
small numbers III Clinton township the hrst oelng
observed on Monday.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
GLUCOSE.
The Effect This Modern Article sf
Commerce is Likely to Have &
Upon the Community.
now ADUL1ERATTONS IN SUGAR ACT
UPON THE HUMAN SYSTEM.
CERTAIN TRUTHS REGARDING DELICATE
PORTIONS OF THE BODY WHICH
ARE NOT GENERALLY KNOWN.
HOW THEY ARE DIsoRDERED AND HOW CON
TROLLED.

Everybody talking about glucose the new element whh
Is being sugar. and indeed In so important
sugar IL is only natural that people should
talk Sugar pure state valuable nourshment TO the
human system but when aduterated by altering through
bone the mixture other matter instead OF
hing, then irrates the kidneys and other parts Of
body Tho relation between the kidneys and aduteraed
that OF open hostility Indeed acts like virene
poison upon those delicate members and produces Bghrs
disease Abumlnura) than any known cause For
this many brown sugar entirely realizing
the decacy Of the kidneys and the necessity OF avoiding
irritation. But notwithstanding this kidney difficulties
universal complaint Of the present day. They
impure sugars colds by overexertion by
indigestion and 0y ext anst0n Those who have kid.
ney troubles seldom their manfestao
headaches pains in the joints great weafiness loss Of
appetite. ON this account they all the dangerous
and require attention as soon OF the symptoms OBJ
served.
The difficulty always been what to
do for diseased Kidneys and until recently they have
considered incurabe vegetable extract however,
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure has been thoroughly
tested and instantly relieve all minor troubles and
colds exhaustion INDIGESTION
been shown TO be absolutely injurious
preparation OF sugar but that aduefaed sugars dan
element when brought In contact with the kidneys
times seems entirely adapted 10 nouh and stimulate
kidneys the remedy above mentioned Itacts directly
parts and others. II stimulates and At
time nOurishes. Warmers Sale Kidney and Liver
IL sold by druggists universally AZ all seasons OF
the year under ali circumstances II Is arenedy which
so be hand for where such serious interests
at stake 10 becomes Invaluable.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
THREE MEN ATTEMPT SUICIDE.

Charles BrcSlau an cyc-gla>s p"dlcr, ATTEMPTED
TO take his own life yesterday At No, : First.
lie has not lived happily with his Wifr and on
inr IIrr>laI. passing his lardladi 5 vndoN, throw
into the room i letter addressed To- H., Wiz.
Five il to her when She comes, h." said y Is my
and when thr door was forced open he VAS found
half-icad in his bed He had Nwal allowrd dose
of mnruhiuc As the police, were taking him To the
Ln>nitiI his wlfr returned. In the envelope
addressed tn her She found two notes.
Matthew Jones. Il mason. lIN in" at lwrLtN-iiltl-
ST. and Thirl-avc. cut his throat yesterday IN a
room adjoining James MclirIdrs liquor Nal""l. y"
2999 Fourth-avc. The Pulcr took ilim {" tine
Ninety y-nintn-st. Hospital. lie was sill aiVe last
night ,.,
James Callahan age twcnty -four, Of Eltvcnthayr.
and Fort v-,igIt-~t. rndcaYuGrd To Jump INTO the
river vt tstcrdav. at the foot ui West Fithi ih-~i,
while desperate from drink. lie WAS p'''nI'd
from doing 80.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16

Of Charles " Krone Nc s SSi MNa56mSfcr Nnh%yfF HS SaS
naceo o d tbe Gsh in t6e morning and had suffered
from cramps After supper Mr. WanaTaeird ms S
VIE and their six old child WfrS W So 9ttasESS 5 vest
Tbirtv .fourfh ST. who attended them; reported TO-
the Board Of Health that the sturgeon h9d PrGDa9y
been diseased before it was smoked ana m liE"S
Day. The fish was smoked at No lG7 OtcnaarG- Oaa
st. The poisoned family had recovered ygscrqHy, TSs
with the exception of Mr.. Wanamaker' WHO was
nm obc TO attend to his work.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
rI.NrEAL or GEORGE OrDYKE.

The Cnllrgiarc Reformed Chulch at FIT Avenue
and Fortv-cichih-st. WAS filled Yesterday morn
iug with men prominent IN political and r"nlnrrrlal
lie who had assembled at the funeral of Gr0r-r
Opdykr. Among them were Jul"" IIrwm"lr,
Jackson :. schultz "%-ludar lc9l'"dY, Colnlns-
sioucr Hess, \. j. l)ittcnh"rlrr. Ih"mls e. Acton,
Frederick 4. CUnklng, rX-t'0ycIuur Met ouuck nl
AriIona. j. A {. Seymour. William II. Wcbh.
Theron Il. Rutlrr and William }. l'cakr The Rev.
Church. PRAYED and made short address, aud The
Rev Dr. Chapman spoke Of the life ana character
of Mr. Opdyhc. The intcrmrnt WAS IN the Mount
Pleasant Cemetery. The pallh'arcrS wcr David
Dudley Field. T.. j. Morgan. benjamin u. Ihlsto",
POSTMASTER James Mayor Cu"lcr John \. Stewart.
j. :. T.. Stranahan and Emerson Opdyhr.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
NO MORTGAGES on BURIAL LOIS.

AS security for loan of 1925 Andrew j.
THOMPSON, q police sergeant, conveyed to william
ITickcy burial plot In Greenwood Cemetery where ne
had already buried three of his children Afterwards
Mr. Thompson was given notice by third persons that
Mr. Hickey had transferred the title in the lot to them
declared their purpose to remove the DouieS oi
his children If he Mr. Thompson sought an In
junction from the Supreme Court and Justice Van worst
rendered drcsi0n in tine matter yesterday. He de-
ciarrs that TnOmpsOn's conveyance 10 Hickey was
invalid; that It was In the nature OF mortgage, ana
that It not IN accordance with public policy tnat
burial lots should be mOrtgaged by those whose friends
are hlIried thrren. We injunction is continued.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
NOT 4 GOOD PLACE TO CONCEAL JEWELS

Emcline Smith, n colored woman, was tried
the Court Of General Sessions. before Judge Cowng
yesterday, indictment charging her with stealing
5000 OF jcwery from Mrs. Henry Daley, tr OF
no. 2l West Fifty sixth-st On the evening OF March
20 Ms Daley placed the jewels between the mattresses
OF her bed and went down stairs to dinner On rcurn
ng to he room the theft discovered The prisoner
was servant in the hOnsr, and suspicion was attartd
10 her. though saw her take the jewels; thcy
have moi since. The trial occupied the en-
tire day ana resulted IN The conviction OF the accused
Woman the jury recommending her to mercy Sue was
rnInaIllNn -i.iiplpp.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
An rNCEETAIN KIND or PROPERTY.

christopher Moran. u son Of owen Moran, Il con
tractor. of No. l3l East lIity-HNrnth-st., was
before Justice Morgan at the lIltY-~-N"nth ~i.
Police Court. y'stritlHv, on char%r Of di -"ncIly
conduct, and was held in 5000 bail TO keep the
peace. An old man offered T." lrr"mr his i"hd'-
man, saving that hc was MprIu'i uncle. lie was
asked hy Justice Mnrlnn what lhr property va,
winch hc desired 10 olicr security. IT, a>;onisird
the Court with the reply, a lot in Calvary
CcmctorN.'
An my frcnd.' remarked lr Ju>lrc,
~ burial loi is an uncertain kind Of property t."
hold especially lot in Calvary Ccmrtrry We
rr>t have some other property hc,idc, that - =
guarantee for Morlns good behavior in the future
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
LAWYER EOEBED by FO0TPADS.

A. John Bullcuc.ir, Il lawyer of No. 3lG l'lnad
way. was leaving iapcr beer saloon III I!lrrck"r-St"
bet wcrn Broadway and Mercer ST., Monday. hr
WIS seized by two ruiams. who held his arms
Willie Il third stclc from his pocket wallet con-
tanning $50: The rohhcIS then He'd in different
dircctnmS Nh Iiullcmc pursued one of them shout
ine: g. stop thicfw Officer IIiccnbothan. ni the
Mercer Street Police, hearing the alarm joined in
the chase and arrested the fugitive in an office in
BlccckrI-st. The man gave his name rs William
Haywood and said he WAS twenty five years of a!"'
but refused to tell here hr lived. At the jefferson
Market Police Court, yesterday, Haywood WAS
charged with highway rnhhrry and Justice Murray
committed him for trial, fixing his bail 1T : 900.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
HOME Ne WS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

E,rcreH Housr-Baron ROsen, Of Russia
Nc,r Iork HofcThe Hon William NJ win ana hC nT
William Irwin Of California HTcr0oTt GJoi1J
WAYNE MacVragh. of pennsyivan1 Hn9soT non ScorGo
Admiral toruular son British Navy i5ShOp C"u
rngh OF NewJersey and General James IL Wson No
senator John It MePhers%on % va .sn',e
Jersey and samuel ClemensOf Hartford ... U
Uofei-LawrasOn riggs, OF Bamnre Hclr909,,dt III,
General William b. Franklin OF Hartford. ana illam
ncy and b. r. Roberts OF the United Sta9s In"%
s6n dyfor IfOuSe-SurgeonGe General Cail, OF InEaI 2
~ NcLo1S Uoci-The Rev. Asa Bullard, OF CamDIuee'
Mass Sfir'erdnt HOuscThc Rev Dr. steer Oh %
N"w Sonth Walcs..... James HOtetSenator JOhh T.
pf
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
THREE HUNDRED BALLOTS AND 40 Result

Tho RrhmOmd County. :. J., B0ard 0i NuprrVlS0rs.
with County ,Indg. WcStrvcli, has taken nearly
three hundred ballots to apPuint 4 Police, "ininiN-
sioncr in the place Of Isaac VI. Mar~l h"N' term
Of Office has cN pirtl. hut without succeeding. Ihr
last effort to make the appointment VA madr on
Monday when. rs Ociorr. neither oi tlr rrhciPal
candidates cN-polirr C0inni>,innrr Gcni' W..
received a sufficient number of votes for maJnity.
Ellis is Democrat, while Townsend aud Berry
Ucmorrats and one is R-pnhlIcan. judge
Wrstrrvclt is also Il Democrat. but he has voted
all along for one of the Republican Candldai"N.
The balloting throughout. with H." exception of
now ana then Il stray vote for Berry and minor
candidates has btcn even on Ellis and Townsend,
who received three votes ON each ballot. lh'lc II
;t present no PROSPECT of the dIdl0ct being Dlokcn.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
MIR. WORKS. TEOrTER BEATEN.

Many sporting mcu. brokers. spcculatnrn and cap
italiStS, who like 10 speed fast tToitcr4 " the
road" were Interested in Tie result of the race at
Prospect Park yesterday bctwccn +. Works prling
Edward and Foster Dcwcy'S grding Richard. The
match was for ~ OO0 play pay. mIlo heats. best
three IN five. Betting has been going on for
weeks, and it is repol ted ;hat over 500 900 was
wagerrd the race. DaniclI Mac" handled Rich
won in three straight heats IN 22sll, 2:}2 and 2:3O
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16

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