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New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
MEETINGS THAT ARE TO BE HELD.

At the Republican meeting to be held
tins afternoon in mont of the SurIrelsury, under
the direction OF the Bankers and Brokers Republican
Cup Colonel Robert g. IngcrsOl VIII be the principal
speaker The engagements OF both Secretaries shcr-
man and schurz have been invited to be present.
prevent them accepting the proposal Jackson :.
Schultz viii probably preside The meeting will be at
tended by large delegation from the dry goods trade
which will march in a body down Broadway and then
through ExchaDge-placc and BrOad-st 10 Wai-st. I'll
co unn Will be formed in WOrthst., west Of Broadway
al 2.3O p ILL., 1t Will be under the command Of c. g.
Mitchell OF C. b q IF Mitchell Co., as chleinarsba,
and wIl be headed by GiimOrc'- Band. The Produce
Exchange Republican CUB will also be present under
tne command OI Coone, = Oscar Ryder, H. NJ. Requa,
L. V Macfarlane al the appointed captains. Ii Will
form IN Inc IN MOorc-si. abOu 600 ong, and marcel
front of The stock Exchange by me BankGs ana Bro
kers' Club, ana tnen marcn to Wall ald BroadSts;
exp ctod TO take part N The demonstration;
lnc great t.;In demons etrauOn AT Newark tomorrow
afternoon vii be OF the most important events OF the
present canvass. The manufactures ana mechanics
thoroughly aroused and w trn out In great iOrce
Most Of .he actoiic> VIII be closed, some of them
nc viii be pad for a ull day's work. O.her man
nfacilr,r I lurisn cuuv yances for their men. Tie
see! WORK. vii be represented by fourteen wagon
loads employ and oncr large irns viii be As July
ri-c 600 Inc merchants OF BrOadst.
have engaged Uand oi hity pieces, anu the Jewellers
are aO Inklug preparations for Ihc event.
Business Will be practically suspended during the
parade. ~
car iass-ife Ting of tuo in Brooklyn at tie
Academy Music saturday evening. Colone Robert &.
Ih.eiSOI viii sUcak.
BraytOn Ives preside and Charles Francis Adams.
ir Wayne MIcVragu. President Sc yc. o. AmurISt Cor
Ict and OIVcr N. Roo. Will speak al the earn d ana
Artnur meeting Cooper lus ltutc THIS evening, winch
/, rc,e taliYc -athr1n& O. men VINO
voted for Ilden in 1876, but have since come TO
knowledge OI The truth.
A n4ss-uecung wi,I be held at CMckerins IIsl to
morrow under the tuspces Oi the Republican
Conra CamIa IN Cum. The speakers Wll be- CdaanccJ
n. Dcpew, cX-JudSc Freeman j. Fithian, William II.
'TyWuleV, Hiss Nellie HolbrOok ana others. Tickets
for reserved be mad at Paror No. D. Coleman
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
R1rsIyEes EMBARRASsMENTs.
FAILURE IN THE COFFEE TRADE WITH LIABILITIES
or SsO000O.

.
The failure OF C.. Risley d Co., dealers in coffee
ard spices ~ No. 20 Wall-st., was announced yes
terdav. Au assignment was mndc bY me MN 10
Moran J. O'Bucn. giving preferences Tor about
$4,000. which is understood To bc dut I"I sal
aries and waucs At the Office Of the Ufn
Yesterday 1t was said that the liabilities WouId
1tuouut 10 aboi $500 900 and the assets 10 pcIap1
one-balf ot shat amount The resources consist oi
uercbaudi,r and book accounts: neither nculhero OIL
tbe rn hoIJs any rcIi-estafe. and customers notes
nave been either sold or discounted lhc que
mainly DOB d. uo.. and. to small extent, 20 import
cgs The firm attributes the ialIuIc 10 th recent ac-
pr,ciatIou in the vilue of coffee and 10 losses by
othcr f,ilu,rs Il was said yesterday tIat Ihe HIn
had made no purchases since sep cmncr3 y, anu ihaI
sirca that tine t had been trying TO Arrange lis
aitaIrs t
inl been founded about thirty yct7 ago ~ Cuir.o'
phcr R,iey. who with his son, Lcau"ci cons, Iuit'
ihe firm. l. has eulOyed good r.luiaIoh'
but i'm the tradc the failure was not wholly uH'A-
pecicd The firm WIS known TO bc carrying n CON
S,data1.c stock of coffee, bought ON sp'culat"u' a"
the decline Iu prices within the last thie' N"i''H9
has been ah0ui 2l2 cents pound. Ire hrh mas o.eh
obliged to pay recently eXoibitant rates lol iHo
nt gOi q ron ol MS paper. - 90
+ wen & {. borne bankers an' brokers AT No. b2
Broadway. have tlcd schedules s1owIu3 liaonilcS,
%l32. .1JG % nominal assets, G2IJ,lO2 80 act,"I
n..-ts SO 0J7 % The schedules also show thdt
they uad loans 10 he amount OF FlSo,JU0 "ii'h
ucr. secured by stock collateral the market Naiuc
of which d. placed at f2l7.i3O.
Henry Huber, tine Surviving partner OF the nm!
OF VIM. = Carr n Co.. M uulJcturerS oi ur"tt'
,ill D ics at No. 10 Ccntrc-s, and AZ Mott Haven,
made an 81 umrui Yesterday to John o. W liiains.
He inventory recently made showed utulitico
$50 600 and assets $4,000. The factory 10 NotI
Haven cost $4,000 ana H. mcreaScd fogTl0,OJJ'
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
EINnING LlEE A BrRDEN.

julius T. Jones. n travelling preacher and q
foImcI cmpioyc of Tie " IRnts, attempted To ahoot
himself yesterday while IN At OF insanity brought
on by religious cXcitcWe 1t. Mr.. Jones' WHO Us
thIty-hSc years old and unmarried l'd a room H'
No. 3lG WrSt ihirty-sccOnd-.t. lie report oi
three piStoi->hois in quick succession startled tIr
other occupants of the house, at 10 q. IA. Jout,
was found IN bed. bleeding from two wounds ln ihe
head, and one n the hand. The pistol was, now
ever. % small that he had not appar nifty injured
himself seriously. Tie was able to walk - tht
ambulance iI which he was taken 30 the Roosevelt
Hospital. Among heap OF religious cards ana
tracts on table by his bed was found LARGE
number of letters. written with "n apparent dci
lnluation TO end his lie. In note 70 his landlord
hc directed MESSAGE to be sent 10 his mother IN
Henrietta, \. Y. informing her simply that JulIuS
lies dead at my Euu,c : IN other lc.lcfa nc save
directions about his burial six pail bearers were
uam.d. and tie request was made that at hlS III
neral the cards and tracts should be put on lhs
,oain Iu glass dish. so that his friends passing
around il could TAX each one. wOuli bee mu n
ohIecJ" ." ne wrote if some Of these cards cOud uc
tackled 20 the casllrt cas-, when my BODY Is sent
home. 80 that on the way between NcW-l oIk ana
Rochester the ra lroaG men might read them To
his mother he wrote that the Lord had given h'm
PERMISSION 10 90 home with the full witness of the
Holy spirit. " ! am forgiven the seeming crime,
he said on the same basis as David was. would
the Lord ha, told me that on account Of my
peculiar cccrntrcities ii lie should restore me 30
health, / should do the cause more harm tlian
good" A. a text for his fuucra sermon he had
selected: " For 50 lie givcth His beloved Scep.'
Matthew Folhu>cr. age forty, of No IJ1 Norfolk
St. sprang into the East River Yesterday ut the foot
OF Stanton-st, but Vd, rescued
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY OCTOBER 2s 1880

ling wealthy citizen of Elzabethport naa ecn gee
assaulted and murdered IN the woods near tLla, t ",
by tramp. thorough investigation oI l"D ol no
bv n T nTEtr~E reporter ahowed that there was 10
tluth Whatever IN the stOrY
PArEFs0N.-Tbe jury in tho Dalzel, t[Ia' er'S was
called INTO the COURTROOM yesteIlaJ ana the loic-
man stated that no verdict had Deen ~VIteu ~ NJ om
,IthongJ tbe ,urors had been locked up since sion-
Gav. Zen of The jurors took a walk, guarded by a
number of coust9b,o4. Il was rumotcu Ie,loiw"S
tlat ihc Jury stood eVht 10 fOur N favor OF W.
dict of gultv...A singular accident 0ccII@e @ al 'o
SILK nil at Haicdon. iu the cusklris 81 ia'gl'pn'
Tuesday evening. Henry Van Otdeh tilc ,ut' '"vo's @
caught bv his sleeves. He was drawn up ana hia
hands and arms were pnlicd through the pei1-holr
in the floor. wherc hc hung until the machinery
stripped the clothing from his body. lie was very
badly injured.
LONG ISLAND.
RGVERHEAD The jury in the Sag Harbor mnrdeF
case rendered a verdict OF mauslaugheri ia the thid
degree last evening and Wilbur. tae prime pa, vas
sentenced TO state Prison for tOnF icaIs.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
TWO STEAMERS IN DANGER.

GALVESTON, Oct. 26.-The cotton in the
hold of the British steamship Daib@atuc which had
cleared for Hayre. discovered fire this evening,
and 50 bales thrown overheard They were re
covered 10y tugs, which extiucushcd the flames. The
DalDeatte had boord 3s27 bales Of cotton The i!c
WAS caused by friction. Yesterday The cotton in the
hold of the steamship Josephine. OF the Morgan Line,
five miles Out iIOm indiduola was di-c0N-
cred to br on The flames were cX ,iugushed with
great difficulty The Josephine arrived here to-day ana
dlscnaIse dam aged cOltOn.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
HOME NEWS,
Prominent ARRIVALS.

Park irCnuc Hofcl-Assocate Justice Samuel j.
Miller OF tho United states supreme Court and George b.
Corkf of washington Clarendon Ho'eiNrs Abraham
Lincoln Arenue 'of i-Congrcssman j ". Bailey
STA e. Treasurer y D. wendell and Gucr j Mcrldth Read
AlDauv. aud Ex-Governor Henry Ippt o Rhode Island
Vim SOr y, General William :. Harney, L. =. 4 3,
and Stale Prison Superintendent T.. d. PIisbuTy Of Albany
II Ibcindric Hoel-Hle Sarah Bernhard and enry
Jarrett uiOucl j y. BOuaVaIte, OF
BALTIMORE, Frfr0or House Henry Adams, Of Bostn...
suts Iofel-Iishop Haven o san FTanc'co
>cr0Hf Hon.s- William Ouusbcry, OF Kings
ton y y. and Lieutenant commander b. = lambcion T.
= Guscg OaA4- EN-Gnveruor T. 81. McCOOk Of Colo
RADIO and r. j. Calling OF Hartford.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
IAnouncemeutsi
| FATAL MIsTAKI

FATAL MIsrAkE.
Druggists make ata mistake IN charging the enormous
piCes they DO -, rything.
". x 0t No. '5J oilaN one or tne
oldest and reliable drug firms IN tie have been tho
frat 10 recognize this fact se al DrIgS
e!c mes and Propre aTy Articles the lowest iosoe
prces For instance 81 les fIOnl ) ITS upward 20
81 cents, ana p cent articles a, low A. IS
cents f,r GENERAL medicines they charge dlOdJ one
half the usual prices
they DIVIDE THEIR PROFITS with t'tr custprers
n king II Of Odcsl VITA trtm at
policy is Iuy apprecae by the pubAc proved Jy ihs
imme Ii So M their business.
Lay your Medicines OF RlNEB & son. ana you nav eel
that hat get Is genuine ana ot the very best
All your own fault II You remain sick Wien
you can get HOP BTTERs that neyes tuL sea notice
FACTS.
Ponder on these factsyou cannot ne w.! or get vel
voar bOwcs and kcneys rfusc 10 a. iy. kidney.
WORT Will restore their heatiu action BIS ~ ctier rs
dry liquid forms and give II tlth.u ui liuesis seA
it. advertisement.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28

Two yong ladies at the organ recital yes.
ter1iay noon we're t.hing under cover o. classical
selection Which Mr. Preston flffi0s with Nl-or.
said the youuaer who was type oi oHl Hbriaiy cut
Va 20, q, Of to-day: Wei, Imuk IL J. shame Tor
girls Xho do no believe tn church, ani never 10 10
church at anv other umc to 90 thrrc Jdt ct married
~ "a drq.Gfulv Inconsistent. As for nr. have aOsO
lutey no religious proud dceS"-lBoston Courier
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
ALryANnnE NJ GUILEMIN.

LONDON, oct. 27.-ACXandIc Marie GWile-
miu, the French painter, dead.
He was born at Paris u 1917, and learned MA art III
the ,tu io OF Baron Gr,s. lie completed picture en-
titled Tie sick Dol" IL 1870. and painted several
o.Uors duuue ice succeeding tvoulyIvc years Among
n.s. uor., oi aut were " Al Hyur 90 Liberty OoJo y
.. Tuc First Step NNJ7) and 90 Suu.Hy Morning W
usGU. lie became member OF tIe Legion OF Honor
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
POLITICS HEREABOUT.
THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE.


soMr DETAILS ABOUT CHARM ~ JEWELL MISSING
TELEGRAM TO FLORDA-wERE They DEMO-
CRATIC REPEATERs'f
The first dispatch sent by Marshall jewell Chair-
man of the 3epubcan National Committee TO tue
Collector of Kew WcsI, fla., was as follows;
NEW. YORK. Oct. s, 1850.
ToF W WICKER. collector. KY West. ftG.
Mallorv steamer oi iasi week hai 200 or 800 work
men Tor some railroad Looks Us lS though thy were
sent 10 Key West 10 vote. 'iAI1SHAhL 'h"Eil'
The original of this dispatch cannot oe found. II
was sent from an uptown Office OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company, and was copied al tAo
main Office before being transmitted to Key Ns'.
1t is ccnjectured that the original
was among the bundle of dispatches
sent by mistake from the Western Union
Office to the Democratic Headquarters. THIS dis
patch explains all those which were sem aiicI"aI"
and winch Chairman Barnum p-otes'ed 10 pc
lleye were proof th1t there was an ai'cHpl, ~ Uc
made by the Republican Committee 10 sen" IT,
pcaier> " to Florida. r,,
Chairman Jewell on Tuesday received the lolOW-
ing cOmmuD cation
nt,p SIN Z, eorvcrsat' on held with Mr.. G. T.
Smj;h. hrst as~stan. en- ,'r 'i ~" s''uet Si,} %
A. las oi allows Lane. hoe nome ISM l"lS Nhi'Ec
he al 1. ir answer To- m question NAT ihr n'u
w, vpff "a. on his stcIp.r Nclf employer U' Dem
ocrf C. ct0 ANA JOB po ilcll discussion overheard
nv Iui among +e 0sriN al were WtnJo rs o. t"N
Ii.-ucrtlc r,e.v. t,r -mi has lyn for NtracfY
Thc honor cX.rlng voters 70 florida sc ms lo ne
lntp from fll. testimony 10 % ID lnocr tie pa w.
W. r4s .. 81. C. MELVILLE ~NITI.
Member sve Committee cartel md Arthur Cino
81 e rtl
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
DEMONSTRATION AT HACKENsACK.
GREAT PARADE, AND sPRECH-MAKING on I'll

GKEfN.
Hackensack. n. j., had gala day yester-
day. On the occasion Of massmeeting held there by
the Republicans OF Bergen County. The whole town
seemed 10 he taxing part 10 the demonstration nearly
All of the houses profuSely decorated with
bunting. flags and Chinese lanterns Great num-
bers OF people came III fr0In the country
oi.tricts and the wagons and carriages in which
they came we're covered with bunting aags bits OF
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
THOMAS HCGHLS Ar SW4ETHu0ER.

SwARTIDOEE, Penn, Oct 27.-Thomas
Hughes, M p, delivered an address on "Dr. Arnold aud
Rugby schl IT," 10 a large audience at swartbm0Is Col
irep tIs
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
MIR[&E INTELLIGENCE.
MISIATU4E ALMANAC.

MISIATUtH ALMANAC.
IJ-JAN
sun rf,e,.. G2jl ~un ses... SOP Corc SLOW Gf11os
es... OJJ AoOL sOuas. $50 Moons aSc. dAyrN
IuGi WArIR TODAY A 81.
sands HO0S.. 9.iG Island. 3.2O rl iaJe 509
IGI WAFER rJpAY-P "
sandy oOg.. O. l. uy. Islud 3:i7 Hell Gate. 6:3G
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
OBITCARK.
EDWARD DEERING MANSFIELD. IL. D.
CNCINNATI oct. 27.-E. d. Mdnoheid Hl'u
If his residence near Morrow, Oul0 this morning.

Edward Dcering Mansfield was born at New
Hayen. Conn., ou the l7,l o. Aueltf. 1901. As was
graduated az West Pout ga 1912 but dd not enter the
army He then studied in tac College II Nr"-JerseJ'
from when ho vas graduated n l'22 Ho studied ~"
a tho IltchHed tCOunJ Law school, and WAS admitted
to tIc bar IN CsunactIcut IIc removed however, ot
once 10 Ohio aud 33G be Doclmo Professor oi Con
sriutioual Law H. Cincinnati College. From 1886 10
/. 80 he WAS Edtorof Tie CmcnnGH CttOHice' " Ltc
1fps from 30 to- 1872 IL 1877 u" became Editor Ok
The Cic,aH4h G1-eHe, and rom l5pit 20 1877 he cong
duc,ed me RIir9It y cJrd Hi, special 1inbatlon9
fo Ihc CiacHpaG G0-fUe well known aud signed l.
-. I" Dice rIOIt elsewhere oV'r ih' eu.iufe uI n
veteran Observer" From 1897 90 1867 ne vas ''Hl.
missioner OF H.a sites for r state %! ono u" was
incur.rof tuc FIepcH society o UNIVERSAL Sial.ilr,.
Mr. Mansfield pub i-ueI" TDe Uuutg a ~ .'H"ml ios,
p....l.. rllil4r" 'IIp on tuu,i.Iu M Law.
sJ.clJ l. .hfs OI Women" Life oi Genera ~ oti,'
l.tar. ~. sac tltxIc4u war;" "Am.rlcm IU.e'IJu'
sid ui.r 0ra IL received the dc-rcc Il liz D. nom
ff4I!gtl4 tO.g-t
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
IN FAVOR OF SlR. DOWD'S ELECTION.


The following petluOn was circulated among tie
business men of this city. yesterday, and received
several hundred signatures:
The undersigned request their fellOw-ciuzens.
irrespective of party, who favor the maintenance OF
nonsectariau public schools and he defeat of per
sonal dctaton local affairs. to attend meeting
Of Cooper Institute at o'clock Friday evening,
October 20. 1850. TO promote the election OF Will
lam DOwd tor Mayor.
Prominent among the list Of signers are tho fol-
lowing:
John Crosby Brown, y. q. Armour.
Henry Havemcyer. Russell W. E1Cs,
Ge1r.c ". QWutlTd, +. H. LlNcrIn0re.
William H. Wickham, +. OelbeTmlun.
j. d. Vermlye. J.. W. Coleman,
John A. stewart Leonard Hazcltine,
ii. b. Claim. J.. v Maciarlane,
T. ID. Iappan. ii VI. kfGua.
jess. Hovt r.. +. CiIDp,
David Dows David Dows, jr.
Henry Hayemeyer, George w. Quintard, W. H.
Wickham. Russell ". Engs and L. K. Livermore
are well-known Democrats, and the full list con-
tains The names of many Others
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
MR.. DoWD'S LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE.

MR. DOWD'S LEI EE OF ACCEPTANCE.
MS VIEWS or TuF Foley WHICH 1na MAYOR or
NEw-YoRK OUGHT TO FoLbow-oUr' PoKES fX-
PRESTON oS 1Hr PUBLIC SCHOOL QUESTION
John D. Lawson. Joel W Mason, C.ari, F.U'r'ch,
Solou b. smith. NJ clacl Creean aud 1hoa1S MuI-
phv. the committee appointed Oy the Repubhcan
County Convention to wait upon the can
d.dates nominated on Saturday and INFORM
the, ofthcir nomnauo0. have performed that DUTY.
William poyd. thc nominee Tor Mayor. has sent to
the committee The following letter of acceptance;
NLw-IOEK. Oci. p, 1S>o
CISTIEMTN: accept tie nouIu 'o4 ior Mayor oi
the CIV %. NeN.lofh, .~'c,i, me- ~, % tns con- c3r
~ n'oI 'i.' -, ,,. .i,,lors ~ v.nq.v.r partv
arc 1rreec as - fue policy wucu Mayor oi ihr cl
Ncw-Yuik oaelt To FOLLOW. N3 cnr questions That t'e
laws srou o. ia..h''i' enforced ,, ., ,..
HAT me public beat h the Wter sup'lV ana the docHs
are are , %, .x ton Inc aorueni OF tl~ city Should
b. continued; tht finances Should he economically
admin. tcI,f h1t tur NHvor should attend I" me @i
us ui, cific Isl, bis ness ODD %; ,nd hat capabilty
ana integrity >h0Jd b. indispensable i,qmrtS Tor ap-
pOiutm,ni o. a at bls hands.
wa born t4l state ard nave passed IN Tins city
taa uy intention 20 comply WIN tats PPM luieS eS
hackrcyrd promises OF WHch candidates. are so apt 10
be proIh'
which should be lUrs Dy the municipal authorities
win reference io puni'c Instruction. .-,.
InaVr reeu ACTIVITY cugI ed aud deeply interested IN
tl's department of tHc pIoIc service.
3 'itltt TO .l' Wtlitle OF lh>
community not only nat IN" eyi,tuc public school
syscm ~l0ud 0e ma ut aimed, uit la IL should be kept
IOu-,cct aIau
TINS is Hvlng uf-;I0n c' great Imu rtlnce. II hc
rover OF oar municipal government Shoud ever TAU
f. tie advocate, Of SDc-tr3n education al pub
lie * rn.o, tie legitimate rosnlt OF thcr principles
eriorc Il bv tbcr power would he c destruction oI the
flc. 4. ol -v.;ral l. am elected " Iyor no sec;
shall coutro. or divide. dur nay ierm OF Office. the
puulc schools or TIE puDiic school it1 i'
WILLIAM DOwD.
70 Messrs. John w. Lawson. Jcel W. Mason, CnrleS
+ Uirob. 20 ON B. smith, Michael Cresan ana Thomas
Murphy, committee.
The other candidates have also accepted the nomi-
nations rendered them.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-22

Eicht lines OF solid nonpArgi CunrIItuto oTIo"rS
'Ssnlayed advertisement will be charged accoLu'
ing the space occupied at above rates-'heie pe'
~ recnlsr advertisers We offer superior induce,
.,en,s' both as to rates of charges and manner Of
displaying their favors. ,or drs, ,nso,
Ion; ten cents per line for each subsequent 'u''
THIS paper may be found on Ale at Geo f. s Son
e. "a = Newspaper Advertising Bsreau, ~ spruce
s,reet) where advertising contracts may DC ihaue
communications upon subjects of general ,nteres,
70 the public are at al times acceptable he'e''eu
manuscripts will not be returned ,s.oosoa
Letters and communications should DC aaofeseea
sR A, Burnett Cairo Illinois
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-22
LITTLE ROBBIE.

"Your boy is dreadfully spoiled, AIDE
laide, Russell ventured to say, and Mrs.
Russell suggested it was time to take that
child in hand But Mrs. Randolph argued
Robbie isn't well to-day, and all bright
children are restless, and Robbie has too
much brain; and she became 50 spirited it
seemed wiser not to court discussion,
.'I'm told there's fine scenery ON the Sim
plon Pass. don't know. remember
being thumped, and hearing whining cry
Of Robbie wantersee a chalet They say
there are fine st. Bernard dogs up at the
Hospice. I'm sure Of that for Robbie tried
to haul out the tongue Of one good-natured
great fellow, who tipped the little boy over
with his great paw, and terrified Mrs. Ran.
dolph. | believe there are torrents, and
prccipices, and gorges, and white mountain
peaks; but couldn't see them, for, as a
matter of protection, had to keep my
cyc on Robbie That there were deeply
colored flowers, thick as carpeting over the
meadows, l can be reasonably certain, for
gathered q pretty bunch for Mrs. Ran.
Sioiph and Robbie, saying, Mamma san,
take Massey man's flowers, tore them all tc
pieces.
Aust before we reached Isella, which IN
= normal mental condition would have
struck me a. picturesque spot, Robbie
-,Wss shown o chalet.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-22

A PRoFUsE and many times excessively
offensive discharge from the nose, with
stopping up" of the nose at times, impair
mcnt of the sense of smell and taste, water
ing or weak eyes, impaired hearing, lrregu-
lar appetite, pressure and pain over the
eyes, and at times in the back of the head,
cold feet, and feeling Of lassitude and de-
bility are symptoms which are common to
catarrh, yet all of them are not present in
every case. DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
cures catarrh in its worst form and stages.
II is pleasant to use and contains no poison
Gus or caustic drugs. So sure a cure is it
that its former proprietor offered for years
in all the principal newspapers of the land
a standing reward Of $500for case it would
not cure. Sold by druggists at so cents.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-22

"'See how good he was afterward. A
little wholesome discipline is
"'Dont speak to me- she struck in
Never dare let me see your face again.
Never dare.
"She walked on briskly to the hotel, l
meekly following. She swept up stairs,
fing cling me back Judith look full of
righteous wrath.
III told Russell the whole matter at once.
ale whistled, then laughed lcng and
loud. BY Jovep he said, the boy had
never had whipping, and didn't under
stand 1t. It's pity, Lane, that you can't
bring himup; but Adelaide is fierce where
that spoiled brat is concerned. I'm afraid
there's no hope for YOU
81 left next morning for Paris by the early
diligence"
"Well," sand Ford, "it was lucky for you.
Robbie must have turned out a terrible
wretch"
"No, he hasn't. He's tall, handsome
lad OF fourteen; bright, well.mannered, and
obedient to his mother and step-father."
"Stcp father! She's married, then2'
"Three years ago she met man my SUI
pcrior in tact, courage. and persistence. |
respect and envy him."
"But what a tussel he must have had
with the boyw
"Yes; for our domestic system is pecu-
liar. Here are statistics; Out of one
hundred of the pirate species of child that
I've met, three were English, two Russian,
one French, and ninety-four American. To
bring these infants to reason it called for
ninety-four men of mettle. only wish
I'd served my country by being one of
them"
Ford laughed, and filled glass "Here's
to Robbie's step.father, the hero and
martyrw
"And the happiest Of men," Lane added,
filing his glass. "Ah, Ford, that's the
rub!" and Mr.. Lane, with sigh, ended as
he began: "She's the loveliest woman IN
the world"
Concluded.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-22

CIRCUIT CLERK, We are authorized to an
~ nounce that ALEX. ii IRWIN VIII be u cahal
date at the ensuing November election Tor tue
office OF circuit clerk In Alexander county.
nor SIIERItF-Wc are authorized to announce
l. that Mr., JOHN HODGES will be candidate
for re election TO the Office of Sheriff Of Alexandra
county ut the next November election, subject
only TO the vote ofthe people at the polls
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-22

Nor A BEvERAeE-"They are not bev-
erage, but medicine, with curative prop
critics of the highest degree, containing no
poor whisky or poisonous drugs. They do
not tear down an already debilitated sys-
TEN, but build it up. One bottle contains
more hops, that is, more real hop strength,
than a barrel of ordinary beer. Every
druggists in Rochester sells them, and the
physicians prescribe them."-Evening Ex-
press on Hop Bitters.