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The daily gazette., 1880-07-15
II Little Excursion.

A party of young ladies and gen.
tlemen embarked upon the little
tug Martha, last evening, for a short
ride on the river. After emerging
from the mouth of the tortuous
Christiana the boats bow was turn
ed down the river with the inten-
ton of going round the fort and TAX
ing a peep at that "noble pie" by
moonlight, but when opposite Ne "
Castle the boisterous condition of
the elements compelled this inten-
ton to be abandoned. The boat
was then steered towards New Cas-
tie, aud relieved of her precious
freight. After inhaling the delicious
breeze, for which the Battery is
famous, the cables were again cast
loose and the voyage rome COM
menced. The trip throughout was
very enjoyable although one made
moiselle complained of feeling a
little "sea sicky" but happily re-
covered pery soon.
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The Wa?' on DOgs.

Dog Catcher Hunt still continues his
war on unregistered CANNES, and ropes
them in with unrenitting vieor. The
unclaimed animals are killed, and the
executions average about three a dag,
Formerly Mr.. Hunt sold the dead dogs
to A. d. Vsndever, who converted them
into dog oil, ,put having had rupture with
Mr.. Vandever, at the police court, a few
nights ago, he has made arrangements to
have the bodies buried in the Brandy
wine marsh. A few days ago Mr.. Hunt
captured fine setter pup, which was
such a fine specimens that he delayed its
execution in order to give the owner a
chance to come and reclaim it. The
farmer, came yesterday, and was very
glad to recover the dog, which had stray
ed away from him while he was attend
ing market, on Saturday last.
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EXCURSIONS TODAY.

A number of excursions left this city,
this morning, for widely different points.
The Knights of st. Lawrence and their
friends, numbering about 900 in all, left
at 9 O'Clock on the steamer S. NJ. FELTON,
tor Camden, where they will take the
cars for Atlantic City. They were ac-
companied by the City Cornet Band.
st. PauPs M. +. Sunday school left
on special train at o'clock, for Ocean
Grove aud Asbury Park, N. ]. There
were between three and four hundred on
board the train.
The Sunday School of Riddles Chap
ell left on a special train at 7.30 o'clock,
for Harewood Park, where the day will
be spent. There were between four and
i've hundred on tie tram. The Bran
dywine Cornet Band accompanied the
EXCURSION.
The Sunday school and friends Of
Bethany Baptist church are spending
the day at Point Lookout on the VIII
ming on x Northern X. R.
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OCEAN CITY.

An Ocean City Correspondent says
hat "a special train arriv ed here yester-
LAY, having on board about thirty prom
inent Baltimore politicians, accompan-
led by large plumber of leading Mary
landers. The company was met a. the
depot by number of the sejourners here,
Ioticeably among whom was l. N. Mills,
E O., superintendent of the Delaware
railroad, whose guests the visitors were.
rbe train which brought the delegation
here made the quick time of forty mi les
III hour. Crowds are daily arriving, and
he season promises to be a remunera-
i've one for the capitalists who have in
vested their m oney in Ocean City. The
seaside ami Ocean City hotels are well
filled with guests. and the whole city is
alive with music and enjoyment"
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OVER THE STATE LINE.
DoINes AROUND WEST CHESTER AND
VICINITY.

DoINGs AROUND WEST CHESTER AND
VICINITY.
Daniel W. Green, near Willistown
Inn, lost nearly all his chickens by a
recent storm.
Morris Pennock of Franklin Town
ship was dangerously kicked by horse
on Sunday last.
Three young ladies of West Chester
while returning from Thorndale sta
tion on Monday evening last were
chased by tramp.
b. f. Green, of West Goshen har-
vested his oats on the last day of June
which has not been done for period
Uf thirty years before.
The State Teachers Association
will meet at York, commencing July
9th.
The West Chester machine works
has received contract to furnish the
Institute for Feeble Minded Children
at Greenwood station, with fire es-
capes.
DR.. Isaac Massey has been appoint
ed resident physician at West Chester,
by the West Chester & Philadelphia
r. R.
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WILMINGTON. DEL. THURSDAY, JULY Is. 1890
5rrvey as advisory committee.

Hrrvey as advisory committee.
A sub committee consisting Of Messrs.
barnum, Hewitt and Scott, was appoint
ed to confer with the esub-committee from
the Democratic Congressional Campaign
Committee in regard to carrying on the
campaign. The latter subcommittee
consists of Senators Whyte, of Mary land
Mcdonald of Indiana Wallace of Penn
sylvania; Eppa Hunton, Of Virginia I;
Aug ustus Schell, of New York, and Dun
can s. Walker, Of Washington, d. q.
1t was decided that the Executive
Committee should meet the second Tues
ter of establishing branch 10 the West
was discussed, but no action taken on it,.
The Executive Committee then adjourn
cd until Wednesday morniBg next, at
10 o'clock In the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
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SPECIAL M EETING.

The Board of Health held special
meeting last evening near Hartnau's &
Fehrenhach's bre very. and in the alb
sence of the President, Mr.. Akin W as
called upon to preside.
The meeting was called for the pur-
pose of examining the water from the
brewery, which flows into Squirrel Run,
and thence into the Brandywine. After
careful examination the matter WAS post
poned until the next regular meeting of
the Board.
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NOT ENOUGH WATER.

The Water Department officials, last
night, inspected the capacity of the Clay
tor House water supply. This house IS
supplied from the Rodney street basin,
and the street main is only three inches
in diameter, which scarcely furnishes
water enough to run the hotel elevator.
A large Cool Spring reservoir main also
runs past the Clayton House, but it is
said the pressure from this basin is not
sufficient TO meet the requirements of
this large building. The Water Com
mittee Of City Council was present dur
ing the inspection, and will doubtless
devise some plan of relief.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-15
1sUO More Hancock Clubs.

Last night the Democrats of the
Twelfth Ward met in the hall of the
Keystone Club, No. 627 Callowhill
Street, and organized Hancock and
English Club. A large number of
names were secured and preparations
were put on foot to get the club into &C
live working order. A Hancock Club
was also organized last night by the
young Democrats of the Second Ward,
who met at Ninth and Manila Streets.
Press.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-15

ma TURKISH BATH EsrAB-
In THE THERM METER AT 100
es, July II.
.S.Out, attached to Magistrate
be has had custody of a Tur-
ablishmeut ON Cbesnutlstreet
LAYS on an execution. He had
hi out yesterday. The pro-
made arrangements to have
ETC., bid in by "A friend. Un-
fOr this scheme it was ascer-
Dunber of the hangersson
6herifi's office had resolved
rices Oieverything up, so that
rneF would have 10 pay an
price. This scheme was
BheCkmated by the Con
was disposed to give the man
bt upon his feet again and
fced TO "the wall, after sat
IbecOnNtable',) AMI landlords
If an hour before the consta-
one of the attendants to
heat in the first room, whose
is generally 100 degrees and
respiration in torrents. As
apartment was well warmed
\ had the bell rung and took
table in this red hot room.
edlly III a moist condition.
faded away, his collar and
and the whole suit he wore
Ough he had been taken a
-gb. ! shouted one of the gang
n across the door-sill and en-
hit wave compared which
temperature, although CO.
% one hundred degrees, was
VI "Pheu-u-u-gh! w hat are
TO do IN ther'' You don't
mat YOU are e,,. 20 eo'l IL
at, God, you 4 melt us d..
Yen. l'n going to sell in there,
on that. Why, it's Gice In
De- Just come IN. Look al
how | stand it," One ven.
man crossed the threshold
slant almost he retr Gated, the
dropping from HIM in q
forming little pools wherever
until the al was as Opaque
'he Schuykill water durlnl
etk' Another man essayet
he, toe, fled before the 81,
all The time the Constabl,
hg down the lots and a saIa
lue, IN the interest ofthe bati
ylng everything in. FINAL,
finished and The Constable
thanked the persplring com
Ieif attention and then tool
a Turkish bath while hi,
fe drying.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-15
|9aily Sasstts.
|NCOCK,
\. Soldier Statesman.

hrant, referring to the mat
fT don't think Hancock
.cted. lie is a good corps
he is no politician, and
n he is much of a Demo
" think a second-class SOL
fnire sufficient enthusiasm
as A military hero. The
military candidates shows
Iommander-in-chief in the
ever been successful.
j a poor memory. He for
neither Presidents jackson,
Taylor nor Pierce were COM
b-chief. Scott, once his
k.iu.chicf, was defeated.
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SEIZED WITH SPASMS.

This morning, about 7:30 o'clock, word
was telephonel to the police station that
a man was lying In one Of the vacant
lots near French and Jackson streets.
Officer Robinson was despatched to the
place, and found the man suffering from
spasms. The officer removed the suf-
ferer into dwelling close by, and sum
moned DR.. Morrison, who shortly ar
rived ami did all he could to relieve the
sufferer. The almshouse wagon was
procured, and the mau was removed to
that institution. He gave his name az
George Crompton, Du Points Banks. He
also stated that he was sunstruck on
Tuesday.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-15
|L0cdt Lanes.

celebrated clam soup.
crabs at Fullner's.
up at Fullmer's.
ers Ice cold at Fullmer's.
before the Mayor this morn
ru' umoer Of our citizens went
ns THIS morning.
us,on Bay Club of Philadel.
''Slt to this city to-day.
zone, Jones Company launched a
'etday afternoon. -
Ieas Collins living at SlOLord stree
n q =; oy the heat yesterday,
Z al The Lobdell Car Wheel
The daily gazette., 1880-07-15
. Electors to be With :

sv Y'fs su !, July "A.
smany State committee will
'Grlnd Union Hotel, at Sara
[day. july g. IL is generally
4, ihp object of the meeting
Erayl of the Tammany cleo
4 A proposition TO claim a
Ion on a JOINT electoral
1 same ratio as representa-
hmapdrd as Cincinnati was
4 lhe Talnmany leaders, but
\ as imnractlcablc. Their
.clu,ion is to support the cleo
HEADED by Abram $. Hewitt.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-15
Horrible Outrage in Virginta
n.1,,, tLo A -, ba~st fxyaN Tn

t rOIfr of1o n 1o1D DO Z ' 0V F-1=e'
We are informed that about a week
ago Martin Lofts committed horrible
assault on his daughter, child only 13
years old. The crime was perpetrated in
Nelson county, near the Augusta line.
This same individual attempted to make
his wife carry some money to a man
named wood to have it changed, in order
to find out where the old man kept his
money, intending, with the aid of his
confederate, to rob Wood. His wife re-
fused to go, however, aud his basn
designs were frustrated. He then beat
hel until her life was despaired of. A
party of citizens of Nelson are in hot
pursuit, and it is to be hoped that he
may be captured and be made to suffer
for his crimes.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-15
fPpy German Laddje

ttysS yeS's ago Mr.. Geo. Frederick
aeu so, IN our shores from Ger
sought employment in Rrooll
I'M of a lsinlly grocery store,
hanvo " ~ anu nad his attention
IeIve, u I'm ms neighbors enrich
|fawinguoy uy Investments in the
a EIoss IosSsoi OF the celebrated Loui.
4 In n,h,eeIy. ,ho lie invested five
/ ot AZ ,h ine June drawing received
"A si9 iie sta capital prize Of slOO. 900.
! ,oai, Hi,,sO IN U. s. Goyernmeni
Ilesoouuhn aouh sz,oOO lor a tour of bnai'
In ISde Md over the continent, M
Sn NEW S,% Orleans, La. or same
hive fniI mi Pirn95auway, New York
Ed. 'he drawings, etc.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-15
'cTTns To,nss,so Of Cities and

rses ny 81 o. Commerce that dos,uo
~ !, Cities rapidly. aim aImoS, "e,siT1y
sea, % Alladin's golden iaUa so axe axe
Of par In the seemina - srna, nna
I'M VI a,,ile New Orleans. nns5 ereat n,,.
vnll sun greater in the IN mo- osly
+shp, +shp,IiIi,opoyerty-crust-piague. N,
Ib1sv,in ,ihe a Phoenix, reyives a. ro 4
BIIt Sefne , Observation-Disclosures %
iOsSitodI amid It all stands ths
ana 6stSi, a,i which depends for 'i;e its
pn thes very cry ready means Of doc 20
pf ths the revenue 1t derives u ron ON
lery ,ickets OF the Louisisna
afford an pany, whose drawinas
For fnr,l I'll opportunity to win q
DaupSine Information applv v
bon al NJ New Orleans, La Lpey or
w. 'is Broadway, New
iy7-2W.
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PICNIC TODAY.

The fourth annual picnic of the Wee
cacoe Active Association takes place to-
day, and judging from the large number
of tickets that have been sold there will
be large gathering. Il good time may
be expected by all who participate.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-15
A BROKEN ENGINE.

A portion of the machinery of the
steamer F6lton broke, yesterday morn
ing, while the boat was making the
return trip from Philadelphia. On
this account no trip was made during
the afternoon, in order to make sure
OF taking out the Atlantic City excur-
sion this morning.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-15
A New Fire Plug,

Last night new fire plug was placed
at the northeast corner of Fourth and
Market streets, by the Water Depart
ment 1orkmen. The work was done IN
the evening so as not 10 deprive the peo-
pie in the square of the use of water
during the day.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-15
NINTH WARD MEETING.

A meeting of the Niuth Ward Demo-
Gratis will be held tomorrow evening In
the old Academy. A full attendance is
requested, rs the meeting is called for
the purpose of organizing for the Com
ing campaign.
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A SPLENDID SHOWER.

Rain commenced to fall about eight
o'clock, this morning, and continued al
most constantly until noen. 1t was Ger
tainly very badly needed, and its good
effect will be almost incalculable. 1t
seemed to be quite general in its extent
The daily gazette., 1880-07-15
Saved since Jan. 1, 1880,

Saved since Jan. 1, 1880, 500, 200 90
The Council has not created any aoat-
ing debt, as it has not contracted for any
thing but what will be paid in July of
this year, and after all bills are paid
there will be balance in Bank of at
least $l25.000 90, and the city in good re-
pair, and the tax rate reduced to Ito on
lhe one hundred dollars. [ ask the voters
and property owners of this city to COM
pare this statement of the last six
months of Republican rule, with the six
months commencing January l, 1880,
under Democratic rule, and they will find
The following summary, which is true,
taken from the minutes as they appear
on tho books.
Under Republican rule, SEPTEMBER 2,
1878, balance in Bank-nothing; over
drawn, 1886 81.
Under Democratic rule, September !
1850, balance in Bank at least S125,-
Under Republican rule, September 2,
1873, floating debt, $4,000 90.
Under Democratic rule, September l
1880, floating debt, nothing; no notes TO
to pay saved from January l, to date,
s22 200 90.
Mr. Editor, the above looks encourag-
ing, and 1 am quite sure the following
gentlemen will receive the thanks of all
kOUu Il lEobS WI
Chairman of Finauce Committee; Mr..
Paynter, of Water Committees; Mr.. Nc
Menamin, of Street Committee; Col.
Tay flor, of Public Buildings and Law
Committees; M essrs. Heusted and Hanna
ofthe Lamp and Fire; Mr.Mc Glinchey, of
Opening Streets, and the other gentle
men who are chal-men of standing COM
mittees. Mr.. Carmichael has given
strict attention to the Police, and has
shown himself to be the right man in
The right plac'. II such gentlemen had
been in the same position since 1870,
am satisfied the bonded debt of the city
would have been five hundred thousand
dollars less than it is to-day. The ex-
travagance has been reckless in the ex-
IRENE, As their books will show the r
officials squandered the peoples money,
and in order to make q show to investi-
gate, they created new positions called
expert clerks, at extravagant salaries,
without accomplishing anything save to
pay loyal clerk. A part of that worth
less transaction is now before this Coun-
| ell, asking pay or money refunded to the
executors Of the late s. M. Harrington,
deceased, as surety for Jos. L.. Killgore,
late City Treasurer, said money having
been paid under protest, and the Court
since has declared the action of the City
Council and their officials worthless.
taking interest for or 6 years on this
amount. This is fact, and 1 defy con-
| tradiction.
EDMUND B. FRAZER,
Clerk Of Council
The daily gazette., 1880-07-15
IMPORTANT ART SALE

Public sale of q fine collection OF Faenza
and Mhjo1ca Vases, Belgium marble
Clocks, A Appenine stone Vasami. Bro nze
and Bisque figures and other works OF
ART belonging to Messrs. viii Bros, Of
Philadelphia, on
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNES-
DAY EVt NING5, at 3 O'Clock.
JULY 10Th, 2oth and 2ist,
at my sales room, No. SO7 Market street,
will be sold the above valuable collection
of art gems. The collection will be ar
ranged on free exhibition on Saturday,
July IL, and will include also pair OF
bardiglle stone vases, inlaid Win Slena
stone, over six feet high, being the FIST
pair of this design and quality OF store
every brought to this country.
THOS. M. OGLE.
jyl5-3t. Auctioneer.
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REDUCTION OF FARE.
TO CAPE MAY AND BACK FOR SEVENTY
FIVE CENTS.

Capt. George W. Lackey, announces
by advertisement in to-day's GAZETTE
that on Sunday next, the floating pal
ace steamer Republic will make a
grand special excursion to Cape May.
In order to afford the poor as wei as
the rich an opportunity to enjoy the
trip, the fare for the round trip has
been reduced to rs cents. The steam
er Susie Mccall will connect with the
Republic leaving Fourth street wharf
at Is o'clock. Returning the Repub-
lie will leave Cape May al o'clock or
one hour later, allowing one hour more
for bathing. This is certainly cheap
trip, and the opportunity should be
embraced by our citizens.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-15
FIFTH WARD DEMOCRATS.

A meeting of the Fifth Ward Demo
ceats will be held at the Lafayette Ho-
tel tomorrow evening, for organization
A full attendance is requested as busi-
ness of Importance will be brought be-
fore the meeting.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-15
!. ,I.N1lNE PURUHAsrn

|ppreilSsss,. nSi Ss 9 Of "a the e, P. W. & R. R.,
eallroaaddI GdNy, q Oy the Queen Anne;s, n;,
Plonghly ov,pahy. 1t is now
p in this sOCcie,rhauled Ci,rl in the rail,
Esignats,ss It'd city, hty aud instead %, Of
'"ckley" by the new w
The daily gazette., 1880-07-15

Many of our young married people
don't know what q blessing DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup is until the youngster is able
10 "yelP' by the hour.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-15

A TTENTION DEMOCRATS!
n A meeting of the Eighth Ward DEM
ocrats will be held at the N, h. corner Of
Taylor and Church streets, on Friday
evening at 30 o'clock, p. M, for the pur-
pose of organization, A full attendance
is requested. JOSEPH S. DALEY,
Jyll2J, Vice President 8th Ward.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-15
Nj; Nv ADVERTlsEMENrs.

FIFTTNHd WARD DEMOCRATIC MEET
A meeting OF the Democrats OF the Fifth
Ward will be held at tine Lafayette Hotel 4,
S. W. corner Ninth and Shipley streets,
on Friday evening, at 8 O'Clock, for the
purpose Of organizing. A full attendance
is REQ quested. JAS. CARMICHAEL,
jyl5-2tt Vice President 9th Ward.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-15

II EMoCRATIC MEETING.
- A meeting OF the Democrats OF the
Second Ward, will be held at the Fulton
House, S. +. corner of Second nd Walnut
streets, on Friday evening, 10th inst, AT
O'Clock, for the purpose Of organizing for
the city campaign. A fu.l attendance is
requested. ID. ]. GALLAGHER,
jyl5-2t Vice President Second Ward.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-15

INFokMATIoN WANTED.
information Is wanted of the where
abouts Of one Charles Edwards, who left
Wilmington two or three years ago to go
To the Cross Roads to do some wood cut
ting. AS there is something OF great in
terest I'd the said Charles Edwards, await
ing his finding, any knowledge of his
Whereabouts will be thankfully received
by his brother,
Co. F, 18th infantry, U. s. A.,
jyl5. Fort Mojave, Arizona Territory.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-15

| InR rfdNi ! AMI DA''ooAA.e A--
The Democrats OF the Third Ward Will
meet at the Water Witch Engine House.
Friday evening, 10Th inst, at Soclock.
JAMES MONAGHAN,
lyl5-2t. Vice President Third Ward.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-15
barite COiista BILE.

In A TURKISH BATH ESrAB-
I'M THE THERM METER AT l6O
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-27
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Among the many modern electric appliances used
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Perfect and powerful Gayanic Batteries construct
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The Market.

MONDAY EVENING, Jan. god, 1880
For change, the weather for several
days has been clear, sunny and pleasant
decidedly spring.like.
The Ohio is falling fast at this point and
The water is now below the mouths Of the
sewers
Tonnage is plenty freight: abundant,rates
steady and business in river circles good,
The market rules without material
change since our last review the conditions
then noted continue to affect it now
Tobacco Is beginning to move quite live.
Is. Receipts at the warehouses are fair but
are not allowed TO accumulate,
FLOUR-stocks are rather heavy and
market weaker, with a downward tcnden-
cy IN prices
HAY The market continues unchanged.
Receipts have fallen off to some extent,
which will have a tendency to strengthen
the market,
CORN-Receipts have been more liberal,
and stocks are increasing, Prices will
probably be shaded little, as is the case
in other markets.
oATS-Thc supply is good, and the de-
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-27
DRY SALT MEATS

NIIcaf Sldes'''..'. ....................6t
SAoAIutT-''''''' ,......,.... ~
Fans ........ ....................,... .........S
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
On Life and Property.

$1,000 viii be paid to sny
person who can EXPLODE a
Lamp littcd With orr SAFETY
ATTACHMENT. Mailed free for %
cents -Four for 81, Agents
WANTED, male o female.
). ). Aewton's Nt'ly Lamp Co.,
sa,esroom, 70 West Broadway,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-27
DEBATED.

City % Viek,Jurg is due iorSt, Louis
tonight.
Tho !, W. CAT will be up some time
tonight for Cincinnati.
james Howard added at New Madrid
?Go hogs and 23G cattle.
The Ecfcrt, n tow Of the Alice n.
Blown came up Saturday from Memphis.
Colorado is lie next packet due for
Memphis. She will be out in good season
to night,
Belle Memphis added a hundred tons
here for St Louis and departed p. m yes,
,orday.
Fannie Tatum passed up Sunday
night, loaded fat with iron ore, ship ,ut.
etc.
The river last night stood thir.y-ouc
fec, two inches above low water mark,
This shows a decline Of three feet since
yesterday,
City Of GreenviIIe down yesterday
and at : o'clock with a splendid trip Of
freight aad people, She added largely
here
The Virgie Lee, Capt. Wash Thomp-
son passed down Yesterday evening. She
D Il 3
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-27
On 80 DAYS Trial.

We Will send onr ELECTRoN oLTArC BELTS mud other
Electric Appliances upon trial for 80 days to those
suffering from Nervous Debility, Rheumatism Par
alyss or amy diseases of the Liver VI Kidneys and
many other diseases \ sure cure guaranteed o. no
pay, Address NoItac Belt Co., Msshall Mich.