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The Columbus (Ga.) Enquirer says
that, rs previously announced, Mr.. O.
G. Harreif had telephone placed in
the Presbyterian church, connected
with his residence, for the benefit of
Mrs H, who is unable to leave the
house. On Sunday Rev. G. w. Maxen
preached, and Mrs, Harrell, sitting in
her room at home, heard not only every
word of the sermon and prayers, but
the music. She could also distinctly
hear the congregation when entering
and leaving the church.
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MIR. srEpnENs's LOVE ROMANCE.

lFrom u Sketch in tho Now York Times.i
Among his pupils, when he kept the
high school at Madison, Ga, in 1888,
was Il girl ofgreat beauty and gentfeness.
With all the sincerity and carncstness
of passionate and refined nature, he
loved that girl. But he was poor almost
to penury The curse of ill-health,
which had followed him from his birth,
chung to him still. He was assured by
medical advisers, and he believed that
death might come to him at any mo-
ment. He loved with an earnestnes1,
!, loyalty and unselfish devotion which
few men know--loved with II love
which, in its tender Intensity,
was almost womanish. But for more
than a score of years he kept his secret to
himself. No human being knew the
cause of his ever-present melancholy.
Day by day md night by night
| during that time at Madison,
he pondered over the affection
which he knew could bring him
nothing but sorrow, and ut last
he Determined to resign his position and
leave tho place. Years afterwards in
writing to his brother, he half drew
the curtain that had concealed his
sorrow, and telling something of these
days at Madison, said further: 81 am
tempted to tell you n secret. 1t is the
secret of my life, and have never told
| it to any ono, but will tell it to you,
and 1 fear you will not believe it, but
| it is true, and il you have never sus-
pectetl it, that shows how true have
been to myself in keeping it,"
, 1880-08-24
CHICAGO.

RESATIll: JOHN 4. LOGAN
returned last Night from hls stu,nptng tour
in Milne. aMt Ia stonplng Mt the l'altner
llol,se. In the c0ursu Of n briuf co,lversa-
ton with TRlnrSE representative, Gen.
Los.n sl.l that the general feellAE In MA'lIe,
wllLrh l,G l,as stntlpesl very thoroughly, "
one of confidence IN the succcss Of the he
publican Ticket. Tlls Scents 10 he the fccl-
Ing among all parties. md the Republicans
have tho Democrats mud Greenbnckcrs ION
tho run" III regard 10 New furk, tic Scna-
tor sail that he was surprised to find
low general tho bcllcf wss that the
Statr would b. s!tre to 90 for
t;nrtse.d init Arthur. tlo Ind conversations
With Coy. Cornell, ,Jo!!n !. Davenport. Md
sltllerS, Alltt they NIL expressed tht opinion
tl!ut the Suite WIS SURE to 70 Republican,.
tim. Lagstn sNr,t lust Saturday NJ the AGnt!-
quarters nf the National ColiMittcc III New
York, ntui there l,e learned that TIC ttrst ~"
pr,'4siu,is uf the peuplc were turning r,rldly,
md The tide IL now settfnE strongly nl.it.lE
Ill classes for Garfield al,tl Arthur. Gen. Ln.
EnH also lind conversations with prominent
Uo men Ut Tnls'tn anu ntIlcr points on t'le
return trip, aIu they expressed eoliiuehce nt
tl,eIr uhllty to carry tlin Statu by tho larscst
kiliA 1f II majority. ~
Se,lator f.lE;,l. was 10 hnye spoken IN Ohio,
but his Trip 10 FrrMol,t asld MAi''. wss l'so-
IuMHrlt, stl TINT his Ohio rliSnEc'Ne!l!5 were
eanerlrt, although, they probablyWilloc oc filled
Inter In tho calsllH!tEt
rnE VARIOUS POLITICAL HEADQUARTERS
RESUMED their appearance u art,ve work yes-
trruuy, utter thu interruption caused by. tho
f.onclayp. Tile roons Ut tho RenAbllHn.
,s,utt Central Committee were well Tiled
during u greater part Ut tho tlay. Over icy
letters ]!ilye bern received during the past
twn tIays from all parts nf the State, And
,lurv were ,.oI.e OF them whiph do nut report
l,,tser prospects mt. continued defeetions '
C"n.!nlttte, 81. Shepard l'as inst,
tho eligibility df ltlo candidates for Electors.
Nt, replies have ta'en rrreyaa tltrcct ~ vet,
Int 1t IL l,rlvyeA TINT ull nrt eligible un.er
l3ra,,eh Of tic Nutitl,ul Committee, hass
/ let.n fnl!etl for liu,l tn-llNrrnw ut thu Grand
| l'pclt!c llutel. TIN ce!ltrAl Garfield ANIL ar
ttlur Club tt,lk ln'SsessHlI Of tilels new Q,sar-
tt.rs 1T thu Palmer litIl.ao yesterday. .al.d
viii hull Il utrrtng ~ tl,elr roun. 4ta o'clock
thls niter,,nph. 'rllu. ,GreellhucktIs have
n!"ys.l Inek to ti,cts oll ,, Auart,srs: la'om ~
t;ut. 4, N. West. ut Mississippi, fnr,nEr
Southern isstEntlier. .wl,a will stump lllinn'!s
| for tle rAg-!lDy, M'glnnnE aD0llt tho 1Isstdto
| Ut September. The Democratic hcaduuar-
tGgs yesterday were Agsert@.l anti forlorh.
, 1880-08-24

fssss s ,ts xs rs , osr , e II r. ,fsss
GENERAL apathy any : istaction which pro-
'1l1e'' t W. t;x ysr IT, !cn !n.1tt pusfy
aen. w!for VI. ~ tho ..e%a @ II liz atato @ tisket
g. tandI''ate y M i"r sSsretary u stac lIs tiaj"t.
Nineteenth District. md WIS II HrrIttcr TINA
!lart'ehl.s l'nt Of tho t"ta! unn,1s.r OF Hcpub:
lc y xntes e,t fn tho .tfst ,Mt1e'l Fsysd
ID isit Gcn. WlkoN's voto ii ibis district vns
iss t:c tis,rneIds snto Sas l:i. ,"ss 'icrr"sa r
n b.dss frt',! lS72. Iio run l'rtind Ucn. Wlkofr
IT., % @ yaii 81 o rss T. nsf e T%5s e se1 ss sa i
unprecedented war which WIS waXeh agail,st
him hy 10th Dem!oc1nts aud ltcpnb!!cans., The
WIS tho principal causo of tls loss Of votes.
lh. 1'run'h,ll county c9uycnnon. WITHOUT
wn,f w e IT, sc s r. soa ste f1psnssn ss sa On
tl,c *nlnry. h'l. pHsaod resolutions cnndcmn!n9
him: mo wartco thronfek. tho only ltopnblLc:.n
with articles nRatlist him In both prose and
poetry. Hn,l sn,ne uf tho lItt1r IL now Rt,ius tho
'p"la or tno Detnscratlo = nowspspcrs " = ~ ean.-
:.o,s,lths II tho district, mfstct by tho ctunsur,
"n*! - 'a9 ttask hd r. 1i co,,rse the ,. o-
nis.,,t. 'rhn,:su,ltls upnn thousands OF copies
u thu New York Sun, and nnothcr prominent
s;;ks ttE ~ r tue tIMre st n'ss'S Msss fry s99
duce bis VOTE. The hest and mnst popt-
@uos. " IT warr'n, WI, WIS s ''ti eotapctitor: iii yes
VIII, such Opposition; and M such ,:andidatc,
n a IT, ojorty THes WIS sfe M !4f'; voiss
eraitrr i!int The whole ,s1n'bcr which were Gust
II III Iii. tcn J.. :. Easement, Of pn1ncsy.lle, a
br11so UnIon soldier. and popular Republican.
WIS nominated ,+ t.rr. finrleIl's c0inpctitnr,
kHf
, 1880-08-24
NOTES.

Ypsttat I,l.pn,e'. to 1.s Chicago Tribune.
SuEI.llyvltl.E, Ind, AuE. 91.-TiIc Grccn-
barkrrs OF this county Ir.ti their first polislcAl
meeting here tIis afternoon. Geu. J. u.
Viewer, t;rpcnbuck canttislatn fur President,
discussed. tho l,Esicnl iss,!es us he sccs
them. M enthusiasm whatever wis n'nhi'
fest.al, ,,iiu asrn Do In AtntSr. who WIG pres.
cnt, could mt caIl f.rth el!eer. The crowd
rrtscnt wins frsnll indianapolis, ny t!la party
hers ills ilu organization atld nU followers.
Nl.AiNE AND coSK!IS0.
Srtetal Dtspateh to IAs Chicago T1taNs.
INnlAsAlpLls, !ntl., Aux. Alt !s m
nuil,Wetl tonight ttat SanatUr Blnine will By
III lMtlana NlUut tl!e :uttt Of September, and
Sc',atar cpnkAay ;e IL rst s: Msek y October
MEGnAS|e fAhlfs ~ N Me;. ,,.a, AaE;, !, @rooy; rc
Ilil,!nis, sp,ko herh lo-ttay buforo large
outdoor Ili,lsS-lllEttIn&.
SECRETARY SHERMAN.
WAsltIN0roS, u. t., Ang. .4a--Secretary
.lurl,lats l,.Is st,.rtud for bis holne III Mal,s.
He'll, q. ht0nuay noXt tho Secretary VIII
ll,a!1p his iirst catnpaign speech at coiuni"
bus, q.
, 1880-08-24
A GLANCE At THE HiruATI0S.
III ths Etit4r Of Ihf EIifalU J.r[kuMf4

New YoHK CRY, AuK. ai.--"Til0 people
arc apt to tolerate Il a:soyerilncnt under which
they prosper" Thu IiGrtsii Ut yesterday
clnsed Its lender OH tho '' business Prospects
Of The Autumn with this nphuristlc trulsm.
1t Is noticeable TINT tho ucr.hFy hluyINttnE
articles usually reach conclusions favorable
to lln,enck, while lis nrgulncNtaslye cdltart-
alH point logically 10 tho election Ut Garfield,
Thus 1t says, In tho article alluded TO:
ut ls tho huunty 0t tho seAsons md tho Ill
tlustry Ut tho ,,eople which Ms!ka thu co1Iil-
try prosperous; but tho content which ac-
companies prosperity Is nlways favorable to
tho uarty which happens to l'e 1T puwer."
1t Is not true that thu bounty Ut tho scAsuils
a'la thH Industry Of tho peoplo nre alono
sulllclunt to nuke tho country prosperous.
Something more IL rcqnislt. a'H tiat some
thing Nlure Ii u Eoud government alh! u gGt,u
administration Of II, 1t is tr!le, l1owuycr,
that thu eUsIlunt which accompanies pros.
peflty IL favorable 10 tho purity tn lowurs
a,ll tho purity faynr which results from COLI
tent Ii Intelligent alld reasoning. 1t nsay
happen In u given c0lltast tltnt there IL no
sharply lelli,el paramount fsstlD between
parties, 1t nlay to In sucl! c1so tllat lentless
aro simply scrasnbling for power, for plaGo
and patronage. But tho people do not regnul
s.,cl, q scrlhto with Indifference. II, under
theye circumstances, the country ID pr0slMr-
Gus, u!lnngu Ut administration IL strcn.l.
ously resisted, On every hand thu MD saw
Is repeated, "l4ut weil ennlsll alone" Cap-
ftal " sensitive and appreacMs!yp; the nnll-
agera OF ail business enterprises aro scnslltva
and apprehonstyu, and thoy nre tIpeclally so
now sInce th0y llays but Just c.@;~t>3 aadE =
career of prosperity. 1t IL not yet 1us.otten
that desperate opposition was lnado to th6
, 1880-08-24
NEW YORK.
DEsfuC1t.tTlO DtFFEnESc.S.
Spfctat Ql4naffh 10 1hf EiIifdao TEtbuMk.

DEStt1Clktf4N UlFTFsltENEIsSs
sptcfat Dt.pdteh to The Chicago TrtbuHs
NEw Yolsk, Aug. Gl-Ths Fanlknur, or
Tihicn, State Democratic Committee las Ut
last been forced Into cu'llng Il meeting to
consider The proprlety Of holding Co,,yc!I-
tiou. The Tnlnmnny antt-Tidenlics, how
ever, huve no faith III tho faulknprtts, and
do not believe thuy l.lye any reAl Intention 10
net II. harmony with rul1llaily and 50 niilku
n united anl strong vote possible. 1t may
bu snl.l rs certainty thAt both fuctIons are
really to knife Hancock In order 10 cnrry un
their col1test witt. each uuler. Tn,nlnany
cures mlnro for the control Of the city lHntro'I-
ago than fur tho Presidency, md tho 'rl!'ien
pcnple, N II mere tnatter Uf spite, wultiI II
lttio s0uner ttnn not run the campaign intn
the ground. john kt!ly's urgnil cl!nrges
Faulkner With getting around entirely too
lute, ulNl snys his course has retarded the
work Ut tile caullAfgn IN this Statc, Nlld coli
sequentIy inpcrtled tho success OF Hie Dc-
nocracy. 1t goes on:
Tho eleventh hour has ntrpady passed. thu
clock is now striking Il. Whistler nIlythsmE the
will nynil either t" RESTORE aarmoty "
GrEnlze tho l?uIh'cr,cy nt ihE Stnu tor ~! el.
fSS''ys f x y H. i, a 's'x nst + oa
laat wish for to tnon an.l s!lctehs q !l,o !,e1n-
ncrt!c rarty, hut nnly u, savc tssoli from 'ner-
tmrs viii tn Obliged 70 rxGrt themselves more
wscly u,l cf,erRetlcatIy thnn they yct huvG
tlutc to accomplish Geull this result, and tho oud
| is hardly worth tho cIfUrt 1t VIII cost.
THAT Is AS SEAtl
goott feeling ~ tho fa.t!ons get or are like:
| Is 10 get. Tim truth IL, the supporters ni
! Gen. lIa,cock nrn deeply wurrlt.l Ml'uut tl.c
open split Iii this State, aint will c0ncel,trttt
their etIartA right llvru To Try alNl bring abolli
ut least II l,atcl,r.l-.ip trt!er. warranted eont
TIL the voting H. nllc. \ Il these things make
the Republican hearts boom for Garfield and
| Arthur.
, 1880-08-24


now ahnt tim. Inns Clearly yue.h,Hs'th,s't . Wy
WssaotH or ,tr e,r., ,, , " E, ,n M
.,is ~ WY. t.u,urrc hsv ots, tnorI. icon sct IN
'ruiinn " M, ,h i,nsy f,n Of Industry IL hcnmi
nif ihraa;Rh sNe ia,r1.-tlIs ha'.lnv, Hl'tl1t!ng.
wnrsi ilsitsu,ltl!ns tint w:sal .nrn this nvcrt,.
tnent over 70 !hc %',l rv',,r' ns nrt,s",nwnt; IT,;
rhAt ge,,tle'e nn i'tpiv ,, ~ ,H N.Y. Is; Ihs hnt M
nase t .,n., r,tat Il i,,, LII fur nn n is;
anghtnr1 mht ' II vii s mot H. u ISppiS'is"} S"y:1
'H'i.'ia. snm thu war. hns thc it'imhll'an party
beuti ts,nrG united md mnro tlrt&fnnrd tknh II
il to.day. wo Ind n Jude !inpIr"sant-
ne,s nt'ionR ourselves 1nst hr!er h,,, !" t''e
ht .t nas as M r h" ;n", no u"
~ tIi.,,,'. t',r,, u1 ~, s"r,,u ,r iii wo "r1, iii
,iMrtI..hi it,t.t, inppnls.j, ai,I We urc MI Untm
aud va aru K.,Ix To c,trry This election ~ slre
, 1880-08-24
Ansl:lsD DEMOCRATIC I'IlETESHES*
!Yptciui Llitltateh to FAt thItape IfttMns.
NEW y0tsK "8HN' FAfsSE1ut5T1R HIFU1EU8
Hpee[lt utfp4tth to Jhs Chicago 1ffbuHs,

Hp<eiat utpatth to JAs chteaau Iffoa"s'
WAnRES, O., -AAg. @s--'rl'a iftbltitc OF
this city will publish tho following wlltor!al
tu-nlorroy morning, which .clutes thu talse-
hoods OF tho Nuw York Sltn a.!1 uther non,t'-
cratic pa,ers Of larllell's disgfaco III Ills
own district:
Thu Now Ynrk Sun aud tho Joutnnts which
faluw Ila uyll example ur,t.ly nl!srei,rssont TUG
tucts In reYn1. to thu y0tD for lieu. unrhA!a VI
III lH7I t4uru was u xrenl fAilinK ~ 1T tho It,
puIlcnn Ynto Ut UhI,, which was ,alW9y tho ~
aus of tA1 Wesl.4u Ae.Q.vo. Gpa. aarapla s4f'
, 1880-08-24

8pfft4l nIap0leh q Ths Ekseaeo 151baa4s
El.o.N. ILL.,, Aug, ga Mal' nalned llin'
ztc, u srlluol-teacler from Arlington flights,
Ill, WIZ foulst dead abuut i mllo nortl. Of
bartlett Statlu,,. Tlle bndy init laln thefo
three tlayy, nsuI tho Coronct's Jury to-tlay
rendered verdict Of .Aeat!. from. coll-
grstitll, ut tile bEaEn." Thg :tleeeasesl Mss
seeking Il pnsitlail, ana wus probably over
cuLAu by tle AoNt,
, 1880-08-24

; ,ntt.:i !" I'll IL" a cr%,t ri fr ,ntis dawn
tl'e i;o!Milisn; M li t:y i9rlear d ssy a''yth!ns
Nnrth whn sk iiE",l In thn rrnr nf,,i secretly M
weil az openly u,lyt. lid nn, n1mfurt Il; tic
Gy t*k hst t ths "v %r wat !se Ws
i,t.re cumtIntit II tl,o Eurthrr,I i,n,,,ucrtts h
tccn M i,nIt eli In iClr opDUyltitJn III tectss0n
ns wsrt, ths tlumlhiIcnirsY iHnnintisa.f It
wori,iI,'t hnyo n,trti ak munths' indeed. it |
woMtti ''' ''@>>' '''> ''''''''' ''@>'~~'
~. $1,000. nr@" ,,'... .m"."Inu
rn4 %r ~ nj H. ,,,,rac9t ~ ~ WITH,
~, i,r,"crni @ r"S " via. i, s
III t's snu y, ut"t
,,, r1n ,x ~ powvr t,r "Ys m itcn "nct,r.
nEe Cp n sho i,r'nocts MINT BE- IN, SShnrES
w, mi Nv VIII, M ov.r r har sr it"n,b1Iti, who
foTu|,t va,mst tic uninn. or ~ rive Hi Ind c.
~, Wnr IN. ,,s"r mi srl,.rI wns tirud lt lid
s,.,;,, S ~, "n lsana nr q,,. a W. 1, ,11li"r
nl!n 1h4 Tery ftnn wn". ttt.sti yeass agi. Wess
u ~. 9:,,,r,,. wan ~ as f'arhnr wv INV
u ~ Wo;,ttrui mrvni,zmsinn hmt..n NJ tho Wrtnn.
i;"~"ru,nr,t ] 5hnt tsv ~ ui,ht ,I@tsmsh f,y 1t.r.
tsi"tinm t Wilt thry fma -, srStr,. ,r thu VIII,
ThHtssy hsr iatT' @ @ isr X. Shern II R,,,ii Il,
nn,s "a t3,en sd t,u 80 oi ,lr,r;m,. Of Stais.
snv.rei3,sy; whieIl %s sppossrd, W ~, 10 Se .,, pse se
I."t, rrv,vr'i nil wa ,,',w lalst,i urt, ii, sr.
sc, .s -, ,. iu a., @ ,,,I. " ~ 1 H. ,,Mrv nin.s
- r,,E m nrrunL,,As IL rAl.rr couLp sor
fn,rlv In pl,nrprti with kecptrY nltyp tho Aui-
at; t,s t.,.,,"s.lrrrI sv ti,r Wnr II Ind Snl
'iIe nMt ttle uiivnTrt1uu1;, Fhou.i tho doicntsi
,rns T trn Itnrs md '..rrvnw ~ tnth W. uxo-
,Mtn,1 ,,n,,.' mil t,tria,nf1l ntnt.. Thn,iuh lIv
~. iu,ra ~ ,,tntin t. h"t,u fbc Huvrr3sursn md
finnjiy The {lefcnrtl, they wore fpIiu tu pWy
every tlui!ar Vt Indebtedness Incurred ~ tue
prosecution III tho War. we li'nde no sttcl' 'G.
ininds upon thetn, i,,t freely furBnrc sli1lh III
things, un tiu North wuA tHxe'l ft-l'ay 70 ity sto
Interest Of thu debt thnt nr1pcr!y bel!ll;4eu TO
them. We Killed the fntted calf aud invited
thcln y come III nt'd sup Will W; Without mt'..y
un,l without lr!ce: Ami frw % l!a they ' rys:tlvH
the lnvitnttCnf fcnreely hEu they cltniGreu
from thulr buAstetl lust d!tGft. tlIu washed tio
ppwtcr trOtn tlier tNcea nd tlo bloUl troin tnoir
ia,,l., before tl!oy began c,'sting about 70 tsil
menl,s by witch they gould obtain ct'iitrpl 9f
the Government. tApp!n.isc.1 plnclng liiG lMl.
lit IL, thu ha1lt'sat the bIack ft Hayu thosouth
II lnrHely. increnstI representation ~ EonKrcss
mid tllo Electoral t;ncye. IND tho'. to suplress
tho llcpuhlIean solc nf tho s,uth. they ii'a!,KM-
rnte.i il Nystun Ut tyra1lny, Intimidation, bull
tuzlnX, oppression, ind murder without Il pnr.
nlleI lii tho hstury OF tho civilized world. Nut
lisa thAn 1J,oo t,''sl. ,n,oAty. with families,
clrrying with lhr1n u1l1 Investing ncnrly S:al.
WO O}J wont froln tho North nt,d scttsld IN tho
duff Stntes within threN ye,ats htl.r l5C1 upnn
ti,cfn fnI MI fho yeuRGtt1cp and hutA Ut the
, 1880-08-24
PRESIDENTIAL.
Enthusiastic Opening OF the
Republican Campaign
at Bloomington.
Kirk Hawes Delivers a Strong
Address on the Pend
ing Issues.
Stanley Matthews Opinion as to tho
Result Of the Maine CAM
paign.
That State to BE Carried by
from 5000 to 10000
Majority.
No Possibility Of Harmony Be-
tween the New York
Democrats.
The Two Factions Ready to
Knife Hancock to Garry
Their Contest.
A Glance at the Situation in New
York by a Western
Man.
Tho Democracy Determined to
Garry the Election by
Fraud.
A Eefutation of Several Recent False
hoods Being Circulated About
Garfield.
A Glance at the Situation in New
York by Western
Man.
Tho Democracy Determined to
Garry the Election by
Fraud.
a Eefutntion of Several Recent False
hoods Being Circulated About
Garfield.


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u.u,;s nLis,M0an: ~ =, oa,Sorox,
sr,xia, nt,1,,rh N Ths t,1soao T,i,tas.
spteas oapst1n "a 10 .ne e"eea'' n ~. I,su" m,,,,
,n.s 9!S, of noui',ro ITO, 1,uS tte,,ed tla campaign
.,.it,, :, a, 4oeurI nnoti,v t,nttr,, ~, nnIrr
VIVA s9!oseSs."! 'neS.n'tt 5",ten ~ an.ti
Clu,, OF this city. This lion. Kirk IIawcs, Of
S,.,.,o,.a ;,,s ,,rnt,r ~ tha occouinn 1ln was
escor,ed escorted from ron tho trnin to tie hotel by 4
military hand ATS o'cfuck the Garfield uni
xnrna.; 4n ,'n,tn1;on ,n,rrh",i tn thc 1,n,.t md
acted as - M essort cor" to 1r,x ts 1n MS
sPE.'het "it ''i9 80 ;" .s' IT.. .I
hall was crowded to Its utmost capaclty' anu
hundreds were ,llublp to obtain admission.
Tic sprfiscr wus Introduced by II. T.. llnd-
nv r. 4tIpnt If the Young Mems Garfield
Club, null SpUk1 Us follows:
"t ussulEr, III addressing you this evening,
tt a not ansaKng q nones Gp
Ing for tho at1an.ncnt Ut tho l<rca,est good Tor
ih1 .rrentust number 1t Is tuilneutIy proper it
sce,.,a 10 me- thit yU ct,s,o togutAcr iu thia way.
and, iluw TINT t11 contest s fairly hefyrc ~, for
ut sa"ts ctto G sa'y tt yr sa tet aia T@e hs
Nominating Conventions hnyo I'LL hecn hsld, and
.ac' lS.riy hns n,'optei platform: Or .,nc!ar..
guyuri.ci .rlio inttcra Of acceptat.co llnye been
wrttci, uu givr,, 10 tho public. and tho Issue IL
M psty irag c"niins epre l TIC catl I "f tits aovSr
ss1I ssa! Ut = ovss & ~ be'sosTay viii
" Iieiwrg ScuutUr t},rliu1 and q n,,. lfnncoek,
cnpyicuu individually, without rcfcrenco 10
tho po'tG ss ta sa'Sy So r;RseXy ySry syy
sr,,,,,Il fUr question III to which IL tho bettur
inisa Tor tho 9Iliee ot President. C.nn1cernS
na,ikc luiicni, fl my Judgment, hn ID superior
In sS,,l,e r,sDerts to yi,tsiu at thoaa who during
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-27
his own state,

VINO is Mrs. WINsLow As this CUES
ton is frequently asked, We will simply say
that she is a lady who for upwards Of thirty
years has untiringly devoted her time and
talents as female physician and nurse,
principally among children. She has es-
pecially studied the constitution and wants
of this numerous class, and, as a result OF
this effort, and practical knowledge, %.
tanned in lifetime spent as nurse and
physician, she has compounded Soothing
Syrup, for children teething, II operates
like magic-giying rest and health, and
is moreover, sure TO regulate the bowels. In
consequence OF this article Mrs Winsow is
becoming world.renowned as benefactor
Of her race; children certainly do rise up
and bless her; especially Is this the case in
this city. Vast quantities Of the Soothing
Syrup are daily sold and used here. We
think Mrs. Winslow has immorta.ized her
name 10y this invaluable article, and We
sincerely believe thousands Of children
nave been saved from an early grave ~ lis
timely use, and that millions yet unborn
will share It's benefits, and unite IN calling
her blessed. No mother has discharged
her duty 10 her suffering .iule one, in our
opinion, until she has given !: the benefit Of
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Try il,
mothers-uy il row.-Lad!es' Visitor,
New York city, Sod ~ all druggists. %
cents bottle.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-27
TEXAS REPORTER

A Texas reporter, who was detailed L
write up q ca,;.e.show and 4 fashionable
ball the same day, looked On the wine
when j, was red, and got things mixed up
in the following manner:
Miss 4. l., beautiful, Young heiter
with red and white spots on her neck and
toreshou!der, was charming.y a.rayed in
green silk, trimmed with blue velye; and
ornamen,ed with 8 cow bell.
Mr.. 3. c., fashionable year.iar, half.
breed, looking very vel IN lavender color
ed pants, wore coch.ebuyys in hi: name
No ornaments.
Ms. D. F, a Texas-Taised COW, ane
mixer, very gentle looked lovely in amber
colured silk, with lace trimmings. Wo:e q
new leather on her shape.y neck.
Col. F. e., an imported thoroughbred,
looked stunning in low necked vest,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-27

Few OF THE Ills OF LIFE are more
prevalent and distressing than bilious dis.
orders. The symptoms are low spirits
want Of energy, restlessness headache, nc
appetite, sal.ow skin, costiveness ard Other
ailments which show the liver is in tie
proper way 10 DO il is TO use DR.. swayne's
Tar and Saraspari!la Pills" Their etfec,
or the liver and blood is wonderful. re.
moving pimpes and all cruptions, leaving
the complexion fair and fresh as in youth
Price % cents box Of thirty Pills, or five
boxes fer 800. Sent by mail on receipt
Of price. by DR.. Swayne & Son, $50 North
Sixth street, Philadelphia. Sold by al
leading druggists.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-27
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

ESTATE or BuRREL GER, DECEASED.
The undersigned, having been appointed Admin.
istrator Of the estate of Burrcl Goor late OF the
County of Alexander and state of Illinois, de.
ceased hereby glycs notice that he will appear be.
fore the County Court Of Alexander County, NJ the
court house, IN Cairo Al the April term on the
third Monday ~ April next, at witch time all per.
and requested to attend for the purpose Of having
the same adjusted All persons Indebted to snid
estate are requested to make immediate payment
to the Undersigned
SEWARD GEER, Administrator.
Dated this 3rd day Of Feb. a, u. 1880