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Richland beacon., 1880-08-07

opened my eyes and saw where 1 was
out on the veranda, upon which my
room opened, with the morning sun and
fresh breeze pouring their bcnciicent in
iiHcnccS upon me.
Poor dear Ellie was by my side, not
making the horrible fass" / had sup
posed She would, hut white and silent,
vigorously rubbing me as if her own
lie depended on it, while the tall, corn
stalk figure of DIR. 5. WAS lowering over
me, performing some most extraordinary
antics, which | was aftcrward informed
Were the most approved artificial meth
obs of restoring respiration. l drew .
feeble. gasping sigh.
Water, doctor, water, :" cried Ellie :;
she is olive. Dash it over his head
and neck
She raised me in her arms as she
spoke. turning my face to the breeze.
| think | should have choked but for
that cool wind blowing over me. A
dash of cold water made me draw long,
deep breath, and set heart and lungs
at their regular work again. So | "came
To-. as people call II. and !. very disagree
able process it is-much more SO than
GONG oil, - If may Judge by my own
experience of the two.
WAS very i'll all that day: as weak
rs Il little child. and Tor days L could
not walk across tie room without stag
gcring like It drunken man. BY degrees
! got quite over it, but | think I shall
carry With me 10 my grave the horrible
impression Of what suffered i'll coming
back To life.
II scclns that Ellie came To- nv room
III hcmorning to see why | did not come
to breakfast, and found me living on the
bed cold, and apparently lifclcss l
suppose i must have looked very terri
bly,, and really dead, for can never get
her to talk about it. The poor little
woman, when | force the subject upon
her, cries, "Don't. don't! L never
thought to have seen that sight and live
to talk with you about it, !" and she grows
so white | am forced to give up.
DIR. 5. says that when he first saw me
he certainly thought 1 was dead. 1 be-
heve he has never since prescribed the
hypodermic use of morphine.
Richland beacon., 1880-08-07
HHIT BECOMES OF FIJI4N WIDOWS

There is no uniformity of custom in
t1I, so that no description of what is
done by any one tribe can be taken as
applicable to all the others. The stran
CLING of widows, however, that they
might be buried with their dead hus-
bands, seems to have been everywhere
practiced. The widows brother per-
forms the operation, and is thencefor-
ward treated with marked respect by his
brother-in-law's kinsfolk, who present
him with piece of land, over which
the strangling cord is hung up. Should
he, however, fail to strangle his sister,
he Is dcspised When a woman is about
to he stranglcd, she is made to kneel
down, and the cord Ga strip of native
clotlD Is PIT round her neck. She is
then told To cxpel her breath as long rs
possible, and when she can endure no
longer TO stretch out her hands as sig
nal, wherenpon the cord is frightened,
and soon all is over. 1t is believed that
Il this direction he followed insensibiliv
cas''cS immediately ON the tightening of
the cord, whereas if inhalation has taken
place there is an interval of suffering
CHdElbCrs' Journal.
Richland beacon., 1880-08-07
JOSH BILLINGS PHILOSOPHY.

Yung man, he earnest and honest, and
She world will Civ WI kredit for all yu
are worth if they don't call on me and
will fix things for WI.
The man who sets traps for others y
sure, sooner or later, to git kaught him
self.
The kruclty and ferocity ov the hui
man harte reaches its highest point ov
horror only amung the civilized races.
The best medisin for the rumatiz IL to
thank the Lord it amt the govt
After we have well baited and set our
traps, then liz the time to scratch and
pray."
True dignity adds strength to karak-
ter, but the world haz plenty ov digni-
fled phools in it.
If We would compare oursclfs with
ourselfs, insted ov with others, we should
he more happy than we are.
1t would simply he honesty for us to
admit that We hav stumbled onto more
results than We hav ever reached in emmy
other way.
hav seen plenty ov people who had
more than they knu what to do with,
Int never hav seen one b,It what wanted
sunthing more.
lung man, az strange az it may seem
to WI, WI kant learn ennything new OF
very good hi hearing Yourself talk, hut
III listening To others WI may.
Learning Gums from books wisdum
IL III the air.
| look upon collektion ov politicians
Just az do upon SO menny Migrants and
hcgGars.
The man who kan he idle and not be-
KUN viscious hazn't got karakter enuff
To he very wicked, ennyhow.
Experience liz skool WHARF a man
learns Gf he learns anything) what big
phool he haz been.
What | write liz for the common mind,
not the skoller; if | kan reach the COM
mon mind | kan reach the hi-toned at
my lcizure.
If woman haz mulch karakter she liz
all karakter.
Richland beacon., 1880-08-07

A CESTESARIAN ex-sOidier, who IT,
Gently died i'll a Russian village, con-
tinued his business of tailor till death.
though he had been blind for forty
years. His sense of touch was so acute
that he could distinguish different bank
notes. He used to thread his needle bv
means of his tongue.
Richland beacon., 1880-08-07
ONE LOAF FOR POOR KATY
BIT UNCLE Lutte.

Plase, Mister, I'd not forward be,
But Katy, sir-ehes starvin' now
An could yez give wan loaf tew me,
Tew kape the death sweat from her brow:
"Whos Katy?" She's my poor wife, sir.
Ye' seen bright roses in her face,
Whin, wan year past, widded her,
An now-the blue veins in their place.
This mornin', I he'd stayed my hand
He'd lost all hope-except TO die,
Win Katie looked far DER the land,
An saw yer mast Dag hoatin' high.
All how her blue eyes lit Wild joy.
My poor, frail dsrlint, once SO fair;
I cried right out AZ whin boy
An, crazy like, toyed wild her hair.
Sed she, "Look down the channel there.
The stars and stripes, fer shure, Jamie
Ould Ireland's poor, wild song and prayer,
Shall live tew bless Amerike.
Go, Jamie-I1l not be afraid.
There-mind me not-an' dry yer eyes;
Ysknow the holy father said,
Kind Uncle Sam would hear our cries
"wan loaf, Ak thin, fer poor Katy,
Fer sake Of baby tew be born
II am then alive, Jamie
Afore dawn O. anither morn"
Och! thank yez, sir, tits all kin
What! praties tew, an sugar n tea?
The Virgin bless yez, gintlemin-
A kind heart hez Amerike.
Some eez II IL the wrath o. God,
Thet's blighting our ould ireland so.
An ithers, Gaze the filthy sod
We till, instead o. tyrant foe.
But, gintlemin, be thet's il may,
A starvin' mons no mind TO make.
Now take the thanks, an III away,
Thet Jsmie's heart g tew full 10 spaka.
Richland beacon., 1880-08-07

Anthony Atwood. retired minister OF the NJ
+; Church. 800 North Seventeenth street
fhiiadelphla, Pa. says: "Hunts Remedy no,
cured my wife of Dropsy in it, worst form,
All hope had left lis for months. All saw that
~ Is a miracle. Water had dropped from bcr
right limb for months. Forty-eight hours had
taken ali the extra water from her system All
other means had been tried. None snccco,iad
ott Hnnts Remedy Trial size IS cents
Richland beacon., 1880-08-07

AscHOOL teacher who had Just been tel
linS the story of David ended with, "And
all this happened over3, 900 yearsago." A
little cherub, its blue eyes opening wide
with wonder, said, after moments
thought, ooh dear, marin, what a
memory you have got !"
Richland beacon., 1880-08-07
Are Won Not In Good 1u..,.h,

IL the Liver is the source of your trouble.
you an lind az solute remedy in DR.. saw,
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Ole ca'hartic which acts direct on The Liver
lures all Bilious diseases. For Book address
DR. SANFORD, 1862 Broadway, New YORK.
Richland beacon., 1880-08-07

VEGETlNE is not a stimulating bitters which
creates fictitious appetite, but gentle tonic
wnich assists nature to restore the atomach
to healthy action '"
Richland beacon., 1880-08-07

YOU can get an elegant photographic map in
colors, descriptive of the great trip across the
american Continent, free by sending your adj
c., b. Q. R. R., Chicago, IN. agent
Richland beacon., 1880-08-07
The Violate Belt Co.

IN 'o'tase Belt Co.. Mar~haIl. Mich
VIII send their Electro Voltaic Belts TO the
amicted upon 80 days trial. See their adver.
a T, In this paper headed, "On 80 DAYS,
Richland beacon., 1880-08-07

MANY OF our young married people don't
until the youngster is able to veil by the bonr
Richland beacon., 1880-08-07

SUSAN Ii. ANTHoNy's lecture-'rWoman w.nte
bread. not the ballot" is a very ingenious arp,l-
ment in support of her theory. but something
more convincing are the testimonials TO the eff.
cacy Of Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment. a
remedy which men. and women. too, some
times need. The price Of this valuable medi-
clne Is only SOC. For sale by all druggists.
Richland beacon., 1880-08-07

FRONT gates are no bars to matri-
monial engagements.
Richland beacon., 1880-08-07

25c buys pair Of Lyons Heel StiYners and
makes boot or shoe last twice as long. "N
Richland beacon., 1880-08-07

NEhv"rs debility, weakness and decline pre-
vented by timely Use Of Malt Bitters.
THERE are people in New York who
say that Keene has already doubled in
New York the 100000 he brought
with him from California.
MALT BIrTERs regulate, purify, strengthen
ard nourish the maternal functions.
SINCERITY is an openness of heart; tits
found in very few people, and that
which we commonly see is not it, but
subtle assimilation to gain the conf
dence of others.
Richland beacon., 1880-08-07
The Koran.

curiosity - every one. and . necessisy
THE KORAN OF MoHAMMED; translated from the
Arabic BY George sale. Formerly published at ITS;
new. beautiful type, neat, cioth-bornd edition price
Is renes. and cents for postage Catalogue Of many
standard works remarkably low in price, with terms
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Richland beacon., 1880-08-07

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Richland beacon., 1880-08-07

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Richland beacon., 1880-08-07

memory instantaneOusly flashing before
me the events of my whole life down to
the minutest particulars-as we are told
it sometimes does-I had no such expert.
ence, and admit cannot now contem-
plate the state 1 was in with anything
like the composure felt at the time
though distinctly thought to myself
"This Is certainly the last :" vet il WAS
with something of relief at its being so
we'll over.
Even that consciousness of existence
went, and there was nothing in place of
1t for l know not how long. The whole
affair from the first injection of the NOR.
phlne to the complete loss of sensibility
seemed to me to last some five or six
hours; but, of course, cannot be sure
that 1 am right, as 1 had nothing to
measure time by except my own sensa-
tons.
The next thing have any idea of was
the feeling of external warmth applied
to my cold body. This 1 felt oil over
me at once. Then came terrible strug-
gle within me, but in which 1 seemed to
have no Wilt was probably the first
attempt of the involuntary organs to
commence their work again. 1t was
distressing, and if l had known how to
get away from it I would have done so.
At last l became aware of people NOV
ing about me, and Of warm sunshine
around me. With terrible effort 1
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-15

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Price % cents a box, five boxes 81. Oint-
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$50 North Sixth street, Philadelphia.
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1E1AL
Notice of Sale.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE


By virtue OF an order ofthe county court Of Alex
andcr county, 10 he state OF Illinois, made 81 the
Mny term thereof A. D., 1851 upon the petition Of
the undersigned administrator Of the estate Of
James Lawrence, deceased. sgGiust Sarcissa Halle.
wood, Edward q Lakewood, FiGIcis II. Law
renee, AND other- viii on
TUESDAY THE 18th DAY OF AUGUST, A. D.
$50.
al The hour Of two O'Clock p m, Of said
day, eel a. pnOGc yeutue ~ the southwest.
crly door 81 the court house IN he city Of Cairo,
county OF Alexander and state 81 Illinois, all
the interest OF tle tad james Lawrence, de
ceased 10 and 10 ine following described real es-
tate .tlsted In said county OF Alexander and state
OF Illinois, tO-Vii:
The southeast quarter OF the southwest quarter
and southwest quarter Of tue southeast quarter OF
section number lhiriy.tlree 1881 IN township nun
Der fourteen tii s0Gih tango two ~ west; also the
northwest quarter Of the northeast quarter OF sec
tion number thirteen C,3l 10 township number hf-
teen t5l south range two west: alto lot number
two (-l In block number one ~ In the town Of San
dusky In said county Of Alexander according 10
the original plat OF said town
TENS OF sae:-Cne third cash in hand on the
day OF sale one.third 10 be paid In Fix month";
and oDe.thlFd IN twelve months from the DAY OF
sale the deferred payments 70 be secures by noie
drawing siX per cent, Interest and mortgage upon
SALMON LAKEWOOD,
Administrator.
Cairo He June nd 1850
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Cairo, H., June I'D lss'
MoRTGAGEE's SALE.

~
Whereas William Holmes and Adsline Holmes
bis wife by their certain mortgage deed, dated the
eighth sth day Of February, A. d. lsls and record,
cd IN the ONCE Of the recorder Of Geecs WITHIN and
for the county OF Alexander and state OF Illinois,
on the eleventh day Of March A. ID. lsis, in book
~ Of sale mortgages on page 3bj, cid convey 10
George w. Short, OF said county Of Alexander,
az mortgage, the premises hereinafter described
10 secure the payment ~ one certain promissofy
note executed by the said William Holmes, and
bearing date February eighth sth is1s, calling for
One Hundred and Twentyseyen and 2b-lOO dollars
lsl2I 26 and payable 70 the order OF NE sald
George W. Short, twelve months after the date
thereof with interest at The rate Of ten per cent per
annum, until paid.
And, whereas, II was provided in said mortgage
that In case OF default In the payment of said prom
issory note or any part thereof according 70 the
tenor and effect thereof the said George W. snort,
his legal representatives Or attorney might sell the
premises described IN said mortgage under the
power contained in the same for the purposes there
IN specified.
And. whereas, default has been made in the pay.
ment of said note both OF the principal and o. all
the interest which has accrued upon tue same
since the date OF Is execution.
And, whereas, the said Heoree W snort depart
ed this life interstate or abou the eighteenth da'
Of August, 4. d 1879, and the undersigned was
duly appointed administrator OF his estate by me
county court Of said county OF Alexander, on the
tnird day Of September A. d 1875, and Ii now
the sole administrator ofhis said estate.
Now, therefore, public notice IL hereby given
That IN pursuance OF sara mortgage uevu ana uN
virtue OF the power and authority granted IN and
by the same TO the legal representatives OF the said
George W. Short, |. the undersigned administra-
tor as aforesaid will on
THURSDAY, THE TWELFTH DAY OF AUGUST
A ID, 1850, al the hour of eleven o'clock n. IN, OF
said day, al the front door Of the court house in the
city Of Cairo In said county OF Alexander sel al
public vendue 10 the highest bidder for cash, the
premises mentioned in said mortgage, and des.
cribed az follows, namely: Lot number six 90 in
block numbered one ()in the town of Sandusky
as the same known and designated on the recorded
map or plat thereof, the same being part of sec
ton number thirteen u3), in township number
Fifteen lb) south range Two (2) west Of
the third principal meridian in the
county of Alexander, and state, Of Illinois,
together with all and singular the tenements,
hered,amen,s and appnrenances thereunto be-
longing and all the right, title and equity Of re.
demption ofthc said William Holmes and Alkaline
Holmes, his wife, grantors In said mortgage, their
heirs md assigns therein
There will be due on the said day of sale the sum
of One Hundred Fifty nine dollars and Twenty
cents (Si5g 90 besides the costs and expenses Of
snle RICHARD L, NORMAN
Administrator Of the estate of George w. Short
deceased.
Cairo, ls., July2d 1851
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TN the district court Of the United States, for the
i Southern district of Illinois.
In Bankruptcy, No. lis
In tbe matter of Ernest Reichart, Andrcas Dol
and David NJ Knowles, bankrrpts,. Notice il
hereby given that petition has been fled in said
court by paid David NJ Knowles, late Of Cairo. III
inois now of bingham, in the county OF Enlng
ham, In said district duly declared bankrupt, un
der the act of congress of March I'd, 1867 and the
amendments thereto, for discharge and certf
cate thereof, from oil his debts and other claims
provablc under said net and that the 9th day OF
August. A, d. 1880, at eleven o'clock A. NJ. IL as
signed for hearing of the same by the said court
nj the United States court roem In the city Of
Springfield when and where all creditors of said
bankrupt, and all other persons In interest may at
tend and show cause, If any they have, why the
PRAYER of of said petition should not be granted,
NJ b. CONVERSE, Clerk
Brown \ Young, ATTORNEYS for plaintiff,
Dated at Springfield July lat, A, d. 1850.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

SUMMER LAW LECTURES mine weekly begin
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lT is no longer an idle dream or Boosting
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organism becomes enfeebed.
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A GREAT ENTERPRIsE-The Hop Bitters
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CusToMER-"Why are Malt Bitters so
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