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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-27

FROM the easy eXpectoration, increased
respiratory power Of the lungs, and the re-
moyal Of irritation, manifest from cessation
Of cough and other alarming symptoms,
after using Fellows Compound Syrup of
IIypophosphites, it Is clear that the forma-
ton of tuberculous matter is not only
stopped, but that already deposited is be-
ing carried away.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-27

WHY ARE You BrLLIoUs?- Because you
have allowed your bowels to become cos
tive, and liver torpid. Use Kidney.Wort to
produce free state of the bowels, and it
will stimulate the liver to proper action,
cleanses the skin Of its yelowness, cures
bilious headache, and causes new life in
the blood. Druggists have it.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-27
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New YORK, April 90, 1890 p.M.-
Wheat-iregular-No. . Red Winter 81 35
No. : Amber nominal; No. . Red Winter,
81 91@l 3519 Chicago, 81 25@1 %; No.
. Milwaukee, 81 28@$1 80.
Corn quiet-No >, 50.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-27

CHEAP HACK FARE.-For many years
New Workers have been trying to secure as
cheap hack hire as they have in London and
Paris, but hacking seems still to be luxury
with them, which only the rich can indulge
in. Why hack at all Halls Balsam will
positively cure all hacking coughs and
colds.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-27

BETTER TMEs--The business revival
and new era of prosperity which is now
fairly inaugurated, is in keeping with the
increased health and happiness seen all over
the land, and is one of the results obtained
from the introduction of Warmers Safe Kid
ney and Liver Cure. "'rhe changes wrought
by this remedy" says Rev. DR.. Harvey,
'seem but little less than miraculous"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-27
RICHES

A FRICAN u. Fourteenth street, between
"A Walnut and Cedar streets services sabbath II
O. N. ard 1880 p. ~; sunday scAoo. J 80 p, N.
HRiSTIAN-Eirhrceuth street; meeting Sab.
\ bath lO3Jp m; preaching occasionally
ruURcU OF TIE REDEEMER-lE piscopaD
l Fourteenth street. SUNDAY Morning prayers
lO,3) H. M; evening prayers, 30 p. m; sunday
school 9.3j T. m. Friday evening prayer $50 p n
EIEsT MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
L Preaching at lO.5p q. m, p. n, and 1880 p. m
sabbath school az I'D p ~. Rev. T. >. Shores
pastor.
7 LUTHERAN Thirteenth street; services Sab
j. bath 20 a. M; Sunday school p d. Rev.
hnappe, pastor
NIETHODIST-Cor Eighth and Walnut streets;
vi Preaching sabbath l0:Sj %. m. AID ?. m;
prayer meeting, Wednesday 100 p. m; sunday
School, u. N. Rev. Whitaker, pastor
DREsBYTERIAN-Eis street; preaching on
i sabbath at Il ~ q. IN. and 1.3n p. ~; prayer
meeting Wednesday a. : $50 p. m. sunday school
at p N. Rev. u. y George, pastor.
SECOND FREEWILL BAPTIST - Fifteenth
- street. between Walnut aud Cedar streets ser
vices sabbath at 3 and 1@l y. IN.
CT JOsEPHS -Bomsu Catholic, Corner Cross
= er. Walnut streets, services sabbath 1889 q.
~; Sunday School az ; p. M Ncsper- =, n; ser
vices every Ola! 80 D. IN.
CT. PATRICK'S Roman Catholic Corner Ninth
- street and Washington avenue; services SAB
nGth aud 10 %. H.; Nc.prrs p. M. Sunday school
> y, m; services every day at ,. H. Rev F. Zabci,
priest
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-27

CARRIERS Little Liver Pills do not purge
or weaken the bowels but act specially on
the liver and bile A perfect liver cor.
rector.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-27
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
City OihccrS.

tlll Vl4lC'lN'
Mayor-N h Thstcwood.
Treasurer Edward DcZOuia
Clerk Dennis. j, Foley.
Counselor WIN. b. Gilbert.
Marsh4i-J &. Lallur.
Attorney Hcui.lckr
BOARD or ALDERMEN
First Wsrd-M. i. Howlry
Second Ward-DsNd Y Linegar. {. IN Wood
ward
Third Ward-W. ? Wright, Eg5cr, Smith.
Fourth Wart-Cnarles o. Pa,ier, james KynsstOn
Fifth Wad-T ". halliday Ernest 3. Petit.
County Officers.
Circuit Julge-D J. Baker.
Circuit Clerk. a. Reeve.
County JpG.o-R. : loggin.
County Clerk j. HEmm
County Atlorryy-W. & Muikey.
County 1reasurcf-Nlilg- V. Parker.
Shera-,Iohu Hodges.
CoroueT--K F'tzgr-a.C.
Cogny Commis-ioucy--T ". Halliday, j a.
y Gibbs, samuel Byiigy
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-27
THE MAILS.

I,ENERAL DELIVERY open ~ a m; closes
" go pm; sunday eto 9 4. IN,
Money order Department open al 8 a. M. closes
a. p. %.
ThrU IN Evpre-- Mails via Illinois Central and
Mississippi CvLyEa. Railroads close ~ 1850 p, m.
Cairo and Poplar BuG THROUGH aud Way Mail
close. az 1880 p. n.
Way Mail va niino.. Central, Cairo and Vim.
C.uuer aud Mississippi. Central Railroads coFe at
g:ij p. u.
Way Ma! Ics Narrow Gage Railroad closes at
a. 10.
Cairo AID Evansville River Route closes q, $3.50
Z. N. CZ:ly Except Friday.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-27
Latest News,
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO, April 90, lev.
Wheat-May, 81 l42l; June,$ O995
Pork-May, 80 S5@s91s; June, 80 o1H.
oats-Cash, 80; May, 99li.
com-May, 3Gl4; June, 35%.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-27

$1,000. = 3: !: \:
II tkan the amount stated
above No one can fail TO
make money fast. Any one can do the work You
can make from Jc to g. an hour by deyoting your
evenings and spare time to the business. Il costs
nothing 10 Try the business. Nothing like il for
money making ever offered before business pleas.
al and strictly honorable. Reader, If you want to
know a.. about the best paving business. before tho
public send us your address and we will send Won
full particulars and private terms free samples
worm 50 also free; yon can then make M your
81 co. Portland. Maue
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-27

MUcH SICKNESS, undoubtedly with chill
dren, attributed to other causes, is occasion
ed by worms. Browns Vermifuge Comfits,
or Worm Lozenges although eilectual in
destroying worms, can do no possible in
jury to the most delicate child. This val
liable combination has been successfully
used by physicians, and found tc be abso-
lutely sure in Graduating worms, SO hurtful
to children, Twenty-Five cents box.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-27

BRowNs HOUSEHOLD PANACEA is the
most effective pain destroyer in the world.
VIII most surely quicken the blood wheth-
er taken internally or applied externally,
and thereby more certainly relieve pain,
whether chronic or acute, than any other
pain alleviator, and it is warranted double
the strength of any similar preparation.
1t cures pain in the side, back or bowels,
sore throat, rheumatism, toothache, and all
aches, and is the great reliever of pain,
Browns Household Panacea" should be
IN every family A teaspoonful of the Pan
acea IN tumber of hot water (sweetened
if preterreD, taken at bed time, will break
up cold, % cts. bottle.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-27
Hamburg American Packet CompanyS
Weekly Line of Steamships

Leaving New York every Thursday ats PM,
FOR ENGLAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY,
Tickets to and from Europe At lowest rates. For
passage apply to c. h. RICHARD Il Co, General
Passenger Agents, 81 Broadway, New York or to
II WELLS, Cairo His.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-27

II. w. SMITHERS. Receiver.
SHORTEST SHORT LINE BETWEEN
CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
Time Schedule:
through Express leaves Caro............ s:4jam
Through Express arrives az Z. 81 Louis j:pOpm
Through Express leaves L 81. LOUIS. $500 am.
Through Express arrives at Caro-. ........ 5:lOpm
Murphysboro GccOmmo dati0nleQyes Cairo 80 pm
NWpEy-horo Ace arriye.at Murphy- boro 7:tg D m
NurphyshoFo Acc leaves Mnrphy,boro 5:ODa. m
Murphvsb0rO Acc arrives At CAIRO. .....ll :lj ~
The Cairo & - Louis Rail Road l. the only all
Rail Route between Cairo and ST. Louis under one
management, therefore there ar no delays at
way stations awaiting connections from other lines
llprr and sure connections al 81 Louis with other
lines for North, East and West
j \ NAJGLE. l.. ". JOHNSON.
AGENT General Manager.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-27
RAILROADS.

TRAINS LEAVE CAIRO:
300 a IN. Mail,
Arriving in ST. Louis g:45 am: Chicaoo : 40 ~ m .
Connecting at Od!n and Etilngham for Cipcin'
hatl' Louisville, Indianapolis and points East
1; 10 am. st. Louis and Western
Express.
connecting at -. Louis for all points West
SEQ pm. Fast Express
For 81. Louis and Chicago. arriving Al ST. Louis
O;lj p M and Chicago 7:2) am.
SEQ pm. Cincinnati Express.
Auivin: at Cincinnati 7:l5 am: Louisville 1,20
am Indianapolis 400 am. Passengers BY
thls ram reach the above points - 10 30
NOT Us IN advance Of any other route.
The Republican journal., 1880-11-25

ded by Southern ladies in the back par
lor Of house we'll known for Southern
sympathies and hospitality. | told my
name and story, only omtting the adven-
lures of the night in Colonel Lewis's
store-room.
"But how on earth did you get here in
Fanny Lewiss trunk? The drayman left
the trunk and key, with message that the
trunk was to be unlocked immediately"
"Ah, ladies" cried, lit is too danger
Gus secret. dare not breath it into
the ear Of any one OF YOU"
"But we know all kinds of dangerous
secrets" pouted one fair lady.
u have no doubt you do, and all Dixie
knows that you can keep them but this
one you must not ask me-
Il declare believe that Colonel Lewis
himselfhad something to do with it,
''On my honor, ladies, | never saw Col
oneI Lewis in my life. What does he
look like, anyhow -
This question was never answered till
about six Years later, when was intro
duced to Colonel Lewis on PENNSYLVANIA
Avenue. He took me to his house in
Georgetown where | met both the Fan
nys. It is no disparagcment to Mrs
Lewis, nor is it base ingratitude, to say
that love the Southern Fanny best, for
she has been my wife five years, and COL
onel Lewis is my brother-in-iaW.
The Republican journal., 1880-11-25
VOLUME 50.

crop. Apples are very cheap. They are
a handy crop to grow and have however.
They help out good living, often sell
well, and can be fed with profit. Less
attention is given to truit-culture than it's
Importance demands. Our climate is
such that only the most hardy varieties
can be depended upon; yet there is guam
tity enough and variety enough to make
it noble inducement to take hold of. if
proper skill and tact and knowledge are
employed.
The potato crop was an average.
Maine potatoes always head the list.
They are unriyaled i'll their quality, and
upon this crop many farmers depend
largely tortheTmoney for taxes, groceries
&c. Last year they were low in price,
and returned but little profit; but this
year the outlook is very much better.
Whoever goes in for potatoes neAt year
may expect warm time fighting the Col
orado. Paris green is the only hope
N
The Republican journal., 1880-11-25
A Domestic Experiment.

OOmeStlc Experiment.
Colonel Iugersoll says he keeps pocket book in
An open drawer and his children - and help them
selves . money whenever they want ID They
eat when they want 70 they may sIerp All day if
they choose and SIT up all night # they desire
| don't try to coerce them. ! never punish, never
sco!d Hhey buy their own clothes and are maS
terS OF themselves
\ gentleman living on Marshall street who has
boy that is full as kiteny as his father read the
artia aud pondered deeply ile knew that Colonel
lngcrsull was a at raising children in the
way they should % and he thought he would try
/ H. lAe boy nat caused him considerable annoy
alcc. and ne made up his mind that ac Had not
treated the boy right. SO he called the boy III from
| the street. where he putting soft soap on a
lamp post IN order to see the lanptater climb it,
and SAID to him
'Ny SON have decided to adopt different
course with you Heretofore have been careful
about giving you money and have wanted 10 know
where every Cent went TO- and my supervision has.
| no DOUBT, been annoying to You Now m gong
to leave my pocket book in the bureau drawer.
with plenty nt money in ID. and you at liberty
/ to use all Won want without asking Inc want
vUu to buy anything Won desire TO. buy VJur own
clo'he, ana tael as though the moury was yours.
and that yvl had not got to account film it Just
nAtr Yourself n Nome now and try ana have a
I goui time
T4- boy looked d the oil seutlemaa BIT his
hama Cu bus head. us though he had got eul snrn "
and went ont 70 see the lamp nghter cumo thar
soft soap. The next day the stern parent went
! out INTO the country shooting. AID returned on
the luiduight tram three days later liz opened
the dour with Iltea key, and strange yellow
| dog grabbed HIM by the elbow ot his PAM, and
.hnok linn Ne Said Hike the agur
Ihe dog Darked and CheWed until the sun came
down i'll his uIglt shirt and called him uti iIe
told bis father that hr Tad bought that dog OF a
fireman for Il and It was probably the best dog
bargain that had been made this season. He said
/ fireman lI tDlt him h.ppIi ind IN Al
The Republican journal., 1880-11-25
Political Points.

Maine gave Neal Dow only 90 votes.
Neal Dow got 81 votes for President in Phila-
depha.
California chooses five Democratic and one Gar
Geld eector.
Garfield has plurality of $40 in Indiana and
81, III in Ohio.
Pacheco (Rep) is elected to Congress from the
fourth California district.
Garfeds plurality in Maine is 5000. His ma
jority, over all other candidates, Is 5,0l9.
Gen Garfield has resigned his seat in Congress
and his successor will be chosen Nov. Both.
1t is believed that the four Greenback Congress
men in Missouri will vote with the Republicans
Great tissue ballot and other election frauds are
reported in the Florida and South Carolina elec
tiOns
The Republicans named for the New Jersey
Seuatorship are ex Secretary Robson, Judge Par
ker. Mr. Potts and ex-senator Frelinghuysen.
A San Francisco special states that Dennis
kearney made a farewell address on the Sand Lots
on Sunday. There was row and ne was hlsSed,
but this was quelled. He denounced people gen
orally, said he now compelled to work for
living, took up collection and retired.
1t apr ears that at the close Of the political cam
pagn the Democratic Congressional Committee
found itself with an empty treasury and in debt
about 80, 600, The prospect of making any fur
ther collections from the disheartened Democracy
seems almost hopeless, and the creditors of the
committee said to be greatly disturbed.
in a letter from Senator Hill Of Georgia, to 5, b.
Chitenden, dated Nov. 9th, Hill says the time has
come for statesmen to consider how speedily the
sectional situation can be broken up, and parties
organized on other issues. He would like TO see
great national union party organized. He declares
his hearty esteem for Gen Garfield, and denounces
the INSCRIPTIONS and insane attempt of few
Northern Democrats to plunge the country into the
miseres OF another disputed count,
The Republican journal., 1880-11-25
Grating a House Fly on a Hen.

In the course Of a lecture on The Wonders ot
Nature, says the Albany Journal scientific gen
tleman informed his auditors that series OF ex
haustlve yestlgations had shown hill that tho
common house fly lays upward of fifty thousand
(10,ooo) eggs in a single season. Among those up
on whose ears the steep figures fell, was a wide
awake, enterprisng Yankee, who raised poultry for
living. No sooner was the lecture finished
than he made for the platform and eagerly inquir
ed Of the lecturer if he might ask him a question
''Of course, was the amIable reply
Did | understand you to state inquired the
chicken tancier. that tie common house fly lays
$4,000 eggs II the course Of single season
That was what | stated" reiuiued the scientist
We'll, what wanted to ask you, continued
the qpestloner, with his eyes full of expectation
was whether you thought 1t would be possible to
graft a common house fly on a hen ?"
The Republican journal., 1880-11-25


a,l .r-l.. .,
1F the New ork Post Of publishing every now
ali tAe1 iAc ufeteSt and best utteranceN Of the
|pIld master minds under the heading Pearls
A Thought. auU adopts lle IDEA IN tuli beiirf
iiat II Tea'iriN may bt made better thereby OAr
hISt necklace OF pearls has been secured direct
rom the manufacturers at great expense, and is as
Always be lj,dto to.tln ,nor,n,,, I{a man s,q,.
his drav from ruuuiDl, over Won some ,jar rs /
riIden
MANY men think TOO ,nuch of s,Ifirtnras, Tan
Der cent. always lil weiI euol. IN tnr1,a IN ii
English
If Is BETTER to bave rone. III II Il tha,t nav.r Y,
"' l'.. II III, ,,. lp.,uGII,'' "t.u. rt
''i .'''j ",!o Hq'PN -"l'Se'l 4AlS 5
~ " .i'."Ia .rII, IL l " &C.
". 5 ~ -,," ,,, 'liI! . Wv ''''.''t U.S.
i,. i'", it, ~ m'1Ag oIi Ni'tN >"'''"''
iI.,s "pi-"S ~ " ooIHtt
N'i'vNs tNIl,. " S"e1N ''"N III "i '"-.
,It.,,,. ,,..' ...v
Barrum
Industry always has the poe. XIV X Dana
You will never miss the water TIN the bottlo
run, lry tupnry Wattersou
Aigavs trot the first quarter rather slswly
Maud :
Neverly,. 10 ret rich too rapjdlv Yuu may ,.,-
d coupou So that it viii hot be redeemed TW il
Vanderbilt
The Republican journal., 1880-11-25
Thanksgiving.

The beaded frost at early morn
CLEANS whitley DER the stubble
And past the caves at night is borne
The north winds wall of trouble:
But shines the earth with rnddy hight,
The board is gay and CHEEKY,
And household mirth is flowing bright
Round hearts torlorn and weary.
How dark soccer the world path be,
How vexing earthly clamor,
10 day the sunbeams goldenl}'
Pour down heavenly glamour.
The warning voices cease or blend
In chords of solemn sweetness.
While harvest anthems seek the friend
Who gives the year completeness
For tender spring, for summers wealth
Z. For autumns royal splendor,
For homes of peace, for 10Y and health
Thanksgivings full we render
And age with winters sitted snow
Meets childhood's sunny weather:
The seasons come. the seasons go,
And all are glad together
The Republican journal., 1880-11-25
Written for the Republican journal !
Farming IL Southern Maine.

1t cannot be denied that farming has
received new Impetus within the past
few years Those who have attended
our town and county fairs for the past few
wears can bear witness to this. There is
more intensity, more vim, more earnest
ness in it. There are more farm improve
mcnts going forward Less emigration
goes out from us than formerly Sheep
husbandry is securing more attention, and
tIocks of one hundred and upward are not
uncommon. 1t is a section well-adapted
to sheep-huSbandry and this branch of
farm industry can be proftably pursued
to Il much larger extent than at present
The hay-crop was better than last year,
Of a superior quality, and secured in good
condition. The price of hay is advancing,
and rates from Sl2 to SlG per ton.
Much hay is pressed in bales and shipped
South and West from here. There has
been a notable increase Of young stock
upon farms for the past two years, es-
pecially thrifty steers. In dairying we
can report but little progress and little
encouragement. We have experienced a
long, severe drought, that has shortened
ourfeed in pastures and somewhat injured
the crops, more especially on high lands
ard gravelly soils.
The grain-crop was injured twenty five
per cent. by drought, but is fair in yield
wheat production is on the increase and
also corn. These two noblest of the
cereal crops always indicate good or bad
farming, as their production increases or
diminishes. 1t takes the best of farm
practices to produce them in Maine and
New England satisfactorily, and yet they
are paying crops
The fruit crop-apples in particular
was very large. Perhaps never a larger
The Republican journal., 1880-11-25

OF my place Of confinement. For half a
moment he hesitated to turn it. | heard
Fanny sob think she caught him by
the arm
'Let me 90, Fanny" he said, mpa-
tently. 81 must You had better 60
away"
He threw the door wide open, The gas
light streamed in from the sitting ROOM
She rallied all her strength, and came in
after him
Nothing met their eyes but the dresses,
the Shelves the rows Of pickles and pre-
serves, the broken furniture, the trunks,
the linen in lavender. But standing Op-
poslte the door, with its hinges toward
them, they may have seen a large Sarato-
90 trunk, marked on the side in big white
letters "AIIsS FANNY LEWIS" Its lid
was not quite closed, the hasp having
caught upon the rim.
The colonel drew back. Poor Fanny
perhaps tancied had mysteriousIy dis
appeared.
They took the slippers from the floor,
and Went into the sitting room. There
heard her c0aNing him to 90 to bed but
there seemed some hardening Of her hus-
bands heart toward her, which chilled her
pretty pcrsuasionS.
Fanny" he SAID at last, iii YOU insist
OH sitting up with me. get me some paper
and an inkstand from your chamber"
There was no resisting this request.
which Ne made like L command. she
must again have made movement to
pick up her key basket, and he must again
have checked her, for she exclaimed, .'Oh!
forgot; beg your PARDON and left the
room.
The moment She was gone, / beard him
rattle the Keys NE but one or more Of
them into his pocket heard, too, d
click, as if he were engage in cooking
his revolver. Then he remarked. aloud
1.-The store room has no window. | have
him safe. He must stay there until morn
inr. If brave man, he Will keep quiet
Only a coward would take advantage of
h,y
lie pulled ont his watch "IIait plst
twelve, be ,aid. IA FANNIE came bacll
again. What agony she may have felt
as She letC me without protection and her
husband exposed to my attack if | We're
armed
"Ilere Il paper anl INK, she saii
"NoW - W utd, earning
"Ao, love; will sit up here, and >ic
took her place upon the sofa
Meantime no words can adequately de
pet the djscomtorrs OF my situation
knew perfectly we'll that the colonel knew
where WAS, and that il GOOD time be
was going to dispose Of me quite
agreed with him that gratitude to Mrs
Lewis required me TO Keep stILI. also
hlle" ',l"l Nh"'e|ef pan ne mlShS I've
ld> iN~ I"i lhl taP'1Ie' was To oe d"he IN
SHch i MtI aS To- spare m WiIe ~ nlch
az PoSs' oit. tAou-ht thdt foI lci sake
! Aao "etttI Lrt him WorhIthIs oWn Way.
l oniE luored sh@Uid be ape 70 prove
10 the pToyoSt-marshai that was Major
Dah@eIiIeId, afd not the secret agent
was supposed to be Meantime my phys
,cal S4lleIin-N were almost nA3earAl'ie
IN ,he empty Saratoga trunk nH position
Waa ineNpTtSS cr@mPea aud painful
WAS perletJly conscious thdt tAa sLight
~ i2iNt ! mace "olid be AcaId ~ lAr
husband ana Wlte ID tAe sitting ro2~. and
/ was unWAiiIIng to disturb any hope the