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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-09-10
RURAL WALKS,
MOUNTAIN SCENERY
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

Public notice is hereby given that in pursuance
Of an order and decree made and entered by and in
the county court of Alexander county state of ii.
linois at the August term thereof 1881 in certain
cause wherein the undersigned as administrator
OF The estate of William O'Callahan, deceased and
administrator with the will annexed OF Richard
O'Callahan, deceased, was petitioner and Thomas
O'Callahan, Alkaline Remission and Alfred Math-
ews were defendants, the Undersigned viii, on
Wednesday, the slst day of September, A. D., 1881,
at the honr oftwo O'Clock p. M, at the front door
of the court house in Cairo, in said county offer
for sale to the highest bidder for cash in hand, lols
number four az in block number forty (40) In said
city OF Cairo, and LOT number seven 90 in block
number nineteen 90, and lot number forty.two
N2 in block nu mber twenty COZ, both In the First
addition to said city Of Cairo
PATRICK MOCKLER,
Cairo, Ill, August %, 1851. Administrator, etc
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-09-10

Go to Paul G. Schulz for Mrs. Freeman's
New National Dyes. For brightness and
durability of color are uncqualed. Color
fsom 2 to 8 pounds. Directions in English
and German. Price > cents.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-09-10

MANY clergymen who were Obliged to
withdraw from the pulpit on account of
"Clergymen's Sore Throat" have recovered
by using Fellows Compound Syrup of Hy-
pophosphitcs ard are preaching again,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-09-10
LYDIA Z. PlNKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
For all Female Complaints.
The Positive Cure

This preparation, ss It's name signifies consists OF
Vegetable Properties that harmless 10 the del
icate invalid. Upon one trial the merits OF this Com
pound win be recognized relief Is immediate and
when It's use is continued, In ninety nine in hun
dfed apona1cnt effected thousands will tes-
nfy On account Of It's proven merits, 1t is today
commended and prescribed by the best physicians In
the country.
II will cure entirely the worst form Of falling
OF the uterus, Ipucorrhoa, irregular and painful
Menstruation, all Ovarian Troubles Inflammation and
liberation Toodngs, all DISBURSEMENTS and the
seQuent spinal weakness, and Is especially adapted to
the Change Of Life IL will dissolve and eIJel tumors
from the uterusn an early stage OF development Tie
tendency 70 generous humors there Is checked very
speedily by its use.
In fact II has proved 10 be the great
est and bsst remedy that has ever been discover
ed Il pementes every portion OF the system and gives
iifeAnd vgor. II removes fntness fatulency, de
sroys all craving for sthnulsns and relieves weakness
OF the stomach
Il cures Floating, Headaches, Nervous Prostrstion,
General Debility, slcepeSness, Depression and Ind
gestion. That feeling Of bearing down. causing pain.
weight and bacache, IA always permanently cured by
ns use. 1t willat all times and underall circumstan
ces act in harmony with the law that governs the
teuaIesystem.
For Kidney Complaints Of either scr this COMPLAINS
buntnrpagsed.
Lydia {. Pnkham's Vegetable Compound
Isprepared at 2ss and go Western Avenue Lynn Mass
Price sio Six bottles for sScO Sent by mail In the
form OF pills also in the form ofIosenges receipt
OF price sl.co. per box, for either. Mrs. PINkHAM
freely answers all letters OF inquiry. Send for pam
phlet Address as above Mention his paper.
No family should be without LYDIA T. PlSKHAB
LIVER PILLS, They Constipation, Biliousness
ndTorpdity OF the Liver - cents per box.
FOR SALE By DRUGGISTS.
RICHARDSON & CO., st. Louis, Mo.
Wholesale agents for LYDIA L, PINKHAM'
Vegetable Compound
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-09-10
DUBLIC NOTICE

DUBLlC NOTICE
Public noticeis hereby given TINT on the Goth
day OF September, a, ID. 1881, at springfield H.,
an application viii he made TO the Honorable Shell
by VI CnllOm, AZ governor OF the stata of Illinois
10 have the sentence OF Jemea X. McLonghry, who
at the July term, A. ID. 1870 of the Alexander ceun-
ty circuit court was sentenced to tho pcnitenlary
nj Joliet H., for the term Of twelve years, for the
olcnsc of burglary, COMMITTED. When and where
any person opposed to said communication can up-
pear and resist said application If he sees III go to
do.
Dated this 10Th day OF August A. d. 1881.
JAMES X, McLOUGHRY,
BY ANGUS LEX.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-09-10
SpEcIAL ASSES sMENT NOTICE. SPECIAL

SPECIAL ASSES SMENT NOTICE.-sPECfAL
y WARRANT NO. /.
Public notice Is hereby given that the county
court of Alexander county has rendered Judgment
for special assessment upon property benefited
blythe following I'M rovemcnt, viz: The construc-
ton md reconstruction ofsdewalks in blocks mum
Der |, 9. g. 4, B. 6, IL, II, ii, ~ e. 20 81, 36 49,
30, II, AZ, ~, a, 49, 81, As, 40, 50, 81, 81, b3,
Is, 60, 70, Is cityof Cairo.
Blocks B. ~ IS, II, Is, 2l -, 10 90, 90 81 49, So
81, 10, S3, ST. in the First addition to the city of
Cairo and block in the second addition to the city
OF Cairo, NJ will more fully appear from the certified
copy Of tho judgment on file in the office of the
city clerk oftho city Of Cairo That warrant for the
collection of such assessments s in the hands of
the undersigned. All persons Interested are here.
by notified To- call and pay the amounts assessed at
the collectors Office Mt the Alexander County Bank
within th isai>a ll,the date hersof
o,,. d3c15dti555, THOMAS !. KEITH
Dated, this 18th day Of August, lsS!
, 1881-03-09


sWttdl Dd1pdsth to 7ht thftdeo TRIBUNE.
Sr1llSufiEIp, ILL.,, AtArell 8.-'Fllc. .lnyesti-
ga!ott of the clnrges preferred by Judsu +.
Harding ag,llils. thu llailruld Commission
crs nNA several OF thu lasgust ruiIr0ltts II,
the Statr, In which am alleged sltsernltlla-
tiun allt OXtorttu1l, WIS l"gtM this afternoon
beture tho Senate lsnIlrmlti Committee, Sen
ator Fuller III tho chair. Tho rnilr0aa ll,en
present wcre Il. +. lllptcy, Of tho lllr,lng-
ton; Juo Tucker, If tho Illinois Central;
mud T'su,IlAs +. NItllruw, NJ tho ltock IslnrAl
ltOnti.
B0guc sail tllut In tho Investigation Of sha
uther ll,nttuls beforu tho colnutltteu tho reg
ulnr business Ut ulu uuurd hull been Ieg-
lectu, alIlt that organization hut! asketl Anj.
james y. connelly to appear fur tacu in
their bellMlF,
NJ objections wtEo unA.te.
ltut.llhg safh he WIS rcutty to 20 OIL.
CUnIwlsy said l,o lad Just seell tho chnsges,
aud ought IN justfcu 10 everybody hive Inns
to examine anu tigust them. liz therefore
AsKEn 4 PnarlUNEslEST
OIL that account until ta.,l,0rraw afternoon.
lanIIng sald ho lla.l not tile tllIo tu stay
hers lWletnitly, aud desired to 60 ahead.
Senator Gallon safd liz Ind mt examined
the charges The courtesy OF tho short ad-
Journmeut asked for by Mr. Conael)y should
, 1881-03-09

',r granted. and hc moved II postponcmcnt
till tp-,tlDsrbw.
Senator 1.allning wanted 10 knDw II Hard
tHr ltn.l anything further to sity than what
the printed c!lnrges contained.
Harding answered lie would have nothing
lf1,fe tn sny.
Lunn[ng Insisted It WAS but fair To order
the IHlatJNnEltGt1t. 1[G desired 10 renti md
fully c0intretlend tile cllargCs. I,y M dolng
tie investigation wntlltl bc l,astengtl. lie ite-
sired IL have the wnrk cit ont 50 tho Com
nlitpu fUllttl sFa what wns EDnfng fHfnrH II.
liattlfrg *nf,f the charges wctc plain, nfld
sjHlke for themselves.
Chairman Fuller sntal It was desired to
have
a tt'rt. Ayn FAN. HEARING OF TIE MAT
TEL,
'fhcrc should l,e little tt.nr granted for the
tcfrnsr to prepare themselves.
Mil. tHnlMplly said lIe desired to lIayc Sfr.
llArtlfhE give his Views about the scupr Ut
tin rl.nfEc1;--wheif1er they were nyAttlst the
l}OMr.l ~ d nlndy nr against The Individual
,nei,lhers thcrtnf. t1r f,o}mi Mr.. IinullnK
wntht nuke M exposition Of tile cNtgfa.
Harding said III: knew 1T M wny tH prefer
clsnrEcs against Bpxur and Smith except ~
ltHItrna.t commissioners. and lle wanted tn
.!scertAi II they were lit prrsnl,s to h. ctl,l-
iirtB,t( III the continuance Of ttlrIr Otslrr.
SrnnfOr NhitInE believed the only way tn
learn th SWtnI Wns to InlItI, In the wafer. Nnt
Urged that tlH. Investigation 1,rnceAl.
Senator {'affU,i'S mntisn prevailed, md the
Committee nj tUtlrnell.
, 1881-03-09

l,cry made Il r,ltirrEy unnecessary tn rail iii
tn ''loltni, !" i'ct'''stt!nr lt the I!nItsr. Tho
scheme I" n1nrtnn the fund on The In.sEs nf
th trnlttonnl sira't herring. arnI tl,e Auditor
llms IN t'Is meantime. hrcn taking tt,nr by tho
lnrclnck a'Hi ''ic,latirg THO nlipnrttot.nclit.
,,s ~ was h'$ DUTY, IN tho basis Of tta
ureh o',t the a,uo',,,ts' ID Ie
i,ain hack ln some ralty-iire nr more co,,,.-
ties. allt wtfl tn!4l the winnie 1tr. sn,e tinlc
'o'norrnw; III" l'ackwos"ls counties which
they PVT 1t, arc il, flarsl luck. sp far NJ u Mtr-
tim Of their prngrn,n il concerned. They
VIII still draw INT In the same oil way, lnlt,
owing IN the Eruwtl, nj CtH,k md tit. ether
they won't draw nitIte ", uiucl, ny they La.l
hDtrtl u tln by making lilo 'ljyfstnn nll the
lN!sls Di thu cG1lstis Nf 1Stu, AMI cnuk cnl1lty
will hr nbnnt S'a;,fNl butter off tlIal, site
Mlght lave bcel1.
: 1.iFf:-iSst'nASCE. ErC.
Every tlay nlieTs 1slnre GilnclNslvely that
tue SeiIntn II tllG lnrthn If the present l.cgls-
Iatstre In which bad measures arc tn !,e
pushed. Examples of this arr srcts III tic
movements adverse 10 llfe-i.tsurnt,cc OrIgi-
''vl'lrnt i'on,s that tic r,i,lanlrs viii I'd"
something" l.if..-lnsuralM,. is prtspern,ts
tntlay shrnug1,omt the State. tl'oi[cyllolers
arr satisfied, and the, PRESS Is practically
management Ut the companies. but iIlituis
SsAtr Se,ia'nrs cnlttinir to ..Eok up measures
.lctrlinfi't. II life-nsl!ruMcc, mud thu lpgu-
lar Cn!nnlt:ec tu which THE bills ARE rr-
ferret Il Just us ant z, rupert favnrably npon
the ,hlnst lAfrahly eorrnpt, nIies ns
~ flO It's ,lnty and smother them.
Artlcy. tue Ehicn1d Communist. who repre-
sttIts llondy iii particular, md, wl1ost: rtrr-
tfDll WtS sciNlelt. Il Otls. III tic Senn,nsial
rrssulators " tifc-i!1surancn. this session.
Merritt. tire immaculate, Of AIasiun County,
i a'tntiler:. The hitS of this n,tt,tr.. intri,-
.Islre l,r them wr1'. Ut Cnrse, mt prepared
by themselves. 'rhn real authors lame Will
fh' MHle k1,f'w: wflpit the measures nre dis
rlissett N nprl, Srnntp. aMl tise poltcytnll,
Gis If tho Stnte will then Epnri. w1iu tile p,,r-
ties nre li1at are t'l,y IN i,:lzara tlle hest III
terests nf thousands ut fn!HtfGs for their own
corrupt gain.
The ltnnsr strInS to be n,orc Itollnrnblycnil-
sttnt". ntNI. M Il, the l,ftse,t lime. i!Is liut
produced many 'ltssrDntahle measures nf
any ktnh. wflllr It's Committees lnyt. evincet
lal1t[nhle tendency Il. ssrn,lgIe the Trw uer-
ceIlnry 0ies referred ~ tliel,..
, 1881-03-09
HOUSE.

AF''t' hlaaaEsH'
Gpkttst DispGtth to The Chicago Tribune,
SruSuEirtn. fl.. March s.-prorsnn. of
,t.',,''.'.' at 49,. IT, H. I'r.,
A1au'sosf, eot ttIo ll'oI oll tie opeHlts VI tHo
session this nlDr,llsIy, alld utter referring to
fhn f,,ct flint the rInl1s. hnd nnssr,t v,rv f.w
.1.u A''"p .'A''" t'1o 4'""'u ""t passch 'e4a ~"
bllls, nnd rctIsaEkl'lg that thu Sc,iate w0ultl
be slutt To luVu s0!p IIklsu business tn worI,
~, nt,,I ,1,,t a ,,,n,,tt h., h.tto, t IT, III .,t
o's 1''A l."' ~ ""tt'" W uet'c' W w WI ."A1
WIS Foss'pse ho" ilsteatl ol postponlne tiat-
ters t'''tti tho Fl!s!l itteF oh' hao'esl 10 daa-
pclsso win Tue resulef oftter anu taKa up
1loase u!''s o'i t'''ft! leau''l9. l"o lltot'o1l
proSallcd. -.-......-.
TlsANsclHFrS. ....
Inc nfst Dill vi tIle list' IL. II. liz, WIS reatl
th'fd tine, ahts mssed without discussion
by +" sote VI feas, liz; nays,o Ills ns fol-
IOWA: .........
Bt toF t,' an aet y, 1T. relntson to reminding
SEcTluS !. is Il c,p,ctcI. sfr', Whnt when auy
, 1881-03-09
Tile New Administration.


CttrcAaO, Mnrch a.-At length tho susponse Al
to the personnel Ut the new Cnbinct IA uvor,
mud nov cbrlca w0nlcr a. Ia tt8 Hfgnllcanec.
Hut surely this IS full Of hupe for tho future
Dncs It INT aKnify TINT nj Inst wn hayo prcsi
dent WIN knows that ho was elected by tho re-
publican lh,rty. that that election Il pcrcmptory
1nandntc 0f tho sovereign people to him, their
eervnns. TO govern TN ttcpblIcan prIuuirIcs?
!,tH's u mn hix.ttfs thHt ut !aat We hnye rrca-
t,nslt whp win kcrp. fn!sh With the people who
exprcsse,I will TINT tho nnvcrnIncnt Bhali 10 III
the hands nf Iicroblicnns2 .0-..
,S >" ins I; rs T. soes M proves ttat mitch md this
Grn ~ nilr praKIcss worthy of mark 1y an cn-
during monument.
t,ccn M nt:cusso'ne.l 10 hnvlg their yer,lfct Mt
tho pulls set nsl.le BY the mnKnnnmty, ur
trrarhcrr. or Indifference df The met, elected Il,
carry II Into cftrct thHt they sccm t., havo for
Fntteit st1at MI election was intended to settle
anxttsnx cxc"pt the ncstion q ws" ah"u!d sub-
ileh sh,!I curry thu Government inick tn ihe
or'xlnll istca Tint It j. c'sttsutlona' naJDrlty
t!'. amu i prest.ient WIN rules; that thy dntn-
w atlml!d hnsr full power tn tnrry n1lt Its plans
@ 's r!rrson y, ir1 ~" rvr krss turning point IN
a* well ns nntn" t.nc nr the prpplc. .7~'
tis t:ai,!r"t .n!,tatr* TINT WI have reached
IT. wmt, , , t"r every an T., 4 y Republican
publican A'lm!nittra,imI,
Tim. ,nnra,sy r. III t',r iltcrIl,nnt. Thu crimes
which wers no 1T "r hlltlrunce tn tic highest
thny nre NOT nti "mon fGar,g tihI aud iultnx
et,s"tn!1sIlcss." they nrr hl nr,, ntnlvp rrprunc
Mi .nia ~ Sust pr"1Fcs' IL compared With
~ thtr,l g,n"l onris + thu painted rcrroot tn
the Southern scnr't nr Surthsrn ,nnr viii, choose
Z, 1iInk: sIoir ht,tnts ntltt,E them. 1t IA wr
that u "tsrpct- -ot2vrr' airus'l represent tic
sol'h ~ tt'at t'atll"t: meet TINT tic right u
, 1881-03-09
THE GREAT SNOW-STORM,


Nxstur'f ma J"trnai. :f,rthl.
Tho winter ul lSl..43 has russri into tho rec
orls III Northern Itllnn!s III "the !!ne, winter"
The carly sGtttcrs or tho fs,Irl1tr.l phrt III tho
flute rrf,icHbcr lts curly snbw rnl, eotnu,crcIn4
Snt. md continuing nn tho 10Th; tue p!nchiug
cold of The long winter, tho scarcity or food for
Rt"ck, atsf tho foss nf tssany cntto iron, hunger
nttd coil. owing tn tint srArcity and tho lack ut
bhrns al,d shcsls for IL protection.
~ TINT time tho cniltry WIS new, the sett'p-
n,cnts were epar%e md It was often niles across
the drrary stretch Of SNOWY praIries between
settlements, The hn1lsrs at tho scttlors were
many Of ts1oni pFor nnl upon, without a h.lsh,
trey. nr Ahrtsi In pralGct thenl frun, tho driving
wia.ls ind penetrating snnws. ilenco TINT WIN
rgtcrrcsl to ~ "tho hn,l winter" During
tint wlHtrr the snuw averaged thirty IEcart
ss y Il s1c 4 f @ %Ss s, 's 'no Fr" @ ts rns sn
snowfall il piled Into great urfta 10 ihat Il wis
st't,n fruxe 70 hut1 tint it i"ru cattle, horscs,
Hnl men IN Its Nlrfltt..
l'.trstiK tt.nt wisittr sreat slaughter WIS WIS nude
t,I,, while tho deer would brrnk through in try
slaughtered without aol,sc ,'r innrry. la faot,
t!,o tsiysst. were rlenr,ul uf them.
1hs @ fnr ht M@s wsr s ea We
Ncvr. Nos.n. 1t fell botorn the Er.n,,td frtMo
up n'nl |ny In stch heavy cont thut. iske 1Bl:.
",
tn1l tut wlrirr .nvrrax,al two feet, nud flIr4 ,
i,lshet lna>t excellent ~t"fxhit,g. At TINT tlrnn
ss sn HsiI ,lg - .,r % sr Gofs .r f the W, NnTtn
west (which Wis rhen principally whcat, hni
to he tnkrn t" The take by ts!,tna. Tint Win
with trHrls Hnd srxhs lnhds,l with Rruln
Il" 1ns',si s:ht I" 80 ID !" 4; "f .c.c adcI s
t'lH+ III NM le. l'uF,!lx Tint winter lno writer
of thts article E.r eight ,r!ls - thics9o, onu
k'lallJ. tth ~ nls. rAtn trip 'setnk na'le with
sIrr aud II nsIy b.. f interest IL State right
tho r.'d fur s,Isi'rr. breakfast. u,d tosn9 mil
fhr TIT, lranl Ia tho lrn afHl 1.Hy tito trutl!stur
f,rMtih!; fhi ny "w,, ,ts ] r sarn w. w. z ssnts.
icrs 1t WIS ii rrt,ts. and 1T "ttcr.. Ac Tito s'ugn
ii" at.i I,1:k'4 Wa I'D" i..Icl Ii "ns "tyo shi
ltn3*," ar t:'i rrtass. Many irInssers Ut thost,
days Will femccr tho crort IT ttscse tatter h.'
tt mon. NJ uf,. tlu.. IN ruIFe the price VI sup
l,rr hrtNsfnst. f'"lxtE A!l'l ''hnss,s I" hAy" tn
"i,yr AnA sls,nntt'. ..r,, rents, they ''*ist!nx
sx runtsn ~ inut ny tnv,rns like tht 'rrntnnnt or
Shert,lan:" lint tho ints,l.itat ts,usIrttinn WAS
,pp Il s 5 a 1T hs H. sxa, "ss snyisS snw cf shs
rrnll,ct Tint ",tcn ami III w;n,tl ,ir!vr nto tbo
tavrr,,s ,Hture they wtnld submit IL lhat extor-
tEnnatn rs, II .'stxrrnet." l!rnvs,. atter lust /
liz "str 3 IT, Il WINS ,S .is "i "sir, n,,",Ga va. II.
tho .'enuntry tmttrrs" III kgs'p u ltK blmek lut.
Ito Htt tfx mi tsnsr,tt shosf brhtntl thu llttfc
got otlt With tufEhlcr Hs rnsh ml pull htA bI'l,
with M"Wtllynn have sInack before sturtnxt''
thing i" src any oi,ct"r ii thnt tsn,ac,sv 1hrnir Of
is.luur.,. Whisky vt thlt tI,ne WIS aIy worth
ker.'sttt Mn.i hr,x!nt INV. ;,
@ The wIn,nr"t l.*t'sl WIG r. tn1o ,hts.aEyasa
ttyn rn mn, tIir4! Tim rt,Itf Wuntt1er SGT h.
, 1881-03-09

Tu ths Edisar ~ 1hs GhruRu Tribune,
CHIt:At,, Mnrel "a Krcal an4 grulng city
IikU Chieaps' ought ~ hny Il IIhruEy 1t III least
hAf Il million ytlH1rs; nllu Gytn this Wnll'l bU
tuu ss,lhl. Thur Ia NJ gtItNl n'tsslh why our
present FrtA l't4e lbr,ry tslllI.ut t'u Increased
tn that MuHltlGrt rsurefAiy II thu Hll'llriAl I'LL
tltarltica And tho tllztus, vii III II 1Art 0r what
lrs IL their lH,wcr t6war.i tho uct',up p!.liMcnt
nf slieu All IND. Ia ,Itake Il ~ useful ~ 1t
nllHht 1T he 1t nllIAt Ut tWlrs hu plAceI In II
llINg pstrciuiy a.,upted 10 thu InIria'sc. with
III tho l.s.essAry appliances fir lAa uusy
handling ur surh colresioG, anl with atnplo
pr.4eeti0n MEgnst slatluKs by tire u.i nther
casualties; nll.l II st also bu t,tsy OF actss to
tue grt.utrr pGrtfun uf thu puepts. u slau,ll
ctllItA4t itrAu ltllulter ut tOka tjr reference,
NJ tlult the ihH.r sctlnls alla workAEMeh
Atlil0lta lnt ilNl tho literature thpy RuGtl cUt,-
ny III large pillllu institutions, alll mi Mlwnys
thur In sufficient nuute1s. IL .h1Ial tW ab!e &,
UblAt ~ thttrtl frt'h thu prts every KuhI l'tbk
plllsht III lilo English thug. Ant1 1T lcast khrr
u tinsa prntel IN Fnc4I, trrtial! !ttilasl. anu
EIlanlsh WITH, perhnls. sum othor !!taKa!iFrs
lis shelE1 Hhuts cutnl! bH!nh 1it4S of tlo ablest
Atlil b'at magazines hlll rtfnws. III VA! ~ thelr
curvlbt isllrs. Even thea lher YOU'D bu tA!
1.nI,ly cns for tnoks whtch cuuu nut bo fouhl
thur. .....,...
Tlvsu nr uu,ol9 tho necessities oE Il g1rat
lihrmry: aud great llhr7try tAicuE0 ought tn
hnS. Thls 1t vii NesHr UbtAln truA Sltca be-
ss,ed that lilo library 10 bear tiA I,ause must bv
luca,tcl IN thut avl.i.'l9 u tue t.lly which bad
tHcA hs hnluu during Lifetime, aud wh1ch ~ IN.
cttl%cnient OF nucca 10 three' lnurthA u
S Ssa. xB BBssr i IT, our oas'%s sy Jus, I to aon sst u
the peple themselves, H.hor by tlirsct taxutioa
Or by Sptuntury contributions. ll,o extent ut
the f0tMev IL Ut Proscnt tt.s limited tuF tho pus"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-09-14
Wonderful Endurance.

The Presidents wonderful power of
endurance under the operations perform
ed upon him recalls other instances of
the kind even more marvellous, as hav-
ing occurred in days when surgery was
far less skillful and humane than now.
Lord Peterborough, the conqueror of
Spain under Queen Anne, underwent the
most frightful operation known to science
when past sixty, and week later started
on journey across Europe with post
horses, feeling no i'll effects whatever.
Nelson, naturally sickly, and having al
ready lost an eye and an arm. was struck
at the battle of the Nile by all iron
splinter which literally ripped from
the bone the entire flesh of his upper
face, leaving it hanging like veil over
his eyes and mouth, yet he not only pre-
served his consciousness during the
dressing of this horrible wound, but
actually continued to direct the course
OF the battle. Luigi Cornaro, the
famous Venetian senator, nephew of the
celebrated coge of that name, having
broken the bone of his thigh at eighty
three, bore the setting Of it without
finching, and subsequently recovered
the full use of the limb. Equally reso-
lutte, though less fortunate, was Duke
Albrecht, of Austria, who, when the
court surgeon shrank from operating
upon his diseased limb, placed the edge
Of battle-ax on the joint, and with one
blow of his mace drove it right through.
He survived this primitive surgery only
three days.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-09-14
London in the DAYS of Elizabeth.

In the days of Elizabeth all London
was comprised within the walls of the
city, the space Immediately outside be-
ing known as "The Liberties" Both
the maiden queen and her successors the
two Stuarts, viewed with jealous sus-
picion any enlargement of the privileged
area of the capital, and passed law after
law forbidding new houses to be built
outside the walls. There came at last
time when between 200, 900 and 800, 900
inhabitants were crowdedint the narrow
space within these walls, born, living
and dying in the city precincts. And Of
this time the wealthy livery companies
originated by men who actually carried
on the trades and crafts from which they
took their names and whose functions
we're the regulation of their trades and
the making provision for decayed
tradesmen and artifcers and their fani~
lies, are almost the single relic that
survives t4it.