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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-26
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NEW YORK. March % ",o0.-st'cNs hrm.
Money. , & .nr c.nj. rScuause-Lohg. $50;
snort IS2a. state bonds uul and nominal. H"v'
erumori> quiet and uucr dn-ed. ..
40. pv,rnments strong aud ti-h,r: new > e
i0I ne" 49,, NE. new T.. ll3a. 9t.'r7
WALL SHEET YESTERDAY.
NV YoEK. March 2j.-Tn" Post's huanrial mp
'irlr ~ly, Iur stock Achugr nuh't' are IrF'r-
in aud mOdrra ely actyr I'm 90 = i' , nonu, w.
uncn,rgc1 IN price. Rairoad bond, aitrough ir
,cgular. aG- generally higher Ihr >'ccA MAJ NtL
alter ,iioug op"ni 3. Don H'cdmr WciN' am -
he irs ho"r rrc.- irh 4a p't en-, -,
Chiftauoos1. which Ntstuli .~ .oN a. - N"I'h'Ih
Pnrlnr common fen =. rceut % 404 Jei >N t'u-
trllI1, lc o. Delaware Lac, q" sDua thd e,lrlh
H.. 10 lis. Union PJrlur ~. 20 il0i' hl'"tu
hrr and - Paul lA. 10 lCrt: 1Ld ih" reu alnHcr
of The Inst AL uor cent. MONEY TO-DAY l. ]" 20 '"
supply al apuu, pr cent. n cay "aa' Oh >,oth,'
the cXtrpue rae, b-icg ! tnd per cent. 1lin"
loans are JW6 pee c"ni. Prime IN rc'n ~ taper
81 Is per cent. The la crt-' on ne puhlc dtnl;
d9e ApTl - (aboui :7OuO.uVul WIN 't p''P'',
without rebate on an alter MONDAY next A.
least his Is what Washington ditprchr> rJN' y"
mttkrf Tor .or-ign cNch ,uge. while dun, /, firm
and the tendency O. To- higher rates. -, .,
TIE following que aiiou- were current t"'"'S ''
Western Union Ilz',: New York Central 49,;
York, Lake Ere and W"+ttrh. 40 ~" IN' -
Frie and Western preferred. 81 Ne" o'A' I'm
trle and Western. second 81: D'a"are, lac .I.
wanna ana Western. l2lB. Nv jersey ',hlId
99A: Delaware AID llur>' n, lO9@' kcidlh2' "9
Northwestern, l22: -. PIu,. ll0A; WABASH ana
Pacific. 1J4: Waba,h and lacihc prei'iItn'
sex: Trior Pacific lI77l; NJ, N. aud IT, al
IIlnniua and -. JO.uh 80; llannibll arg II
Joseph pr.f rred; l0lt; - L"ui, ana Iron
Mountain. 63', Ohio ard Ms i~sinpi, 45t' ia,.n'
Mail 5jss: G., {. ana I. G.. a: NOrucrn Paclnc,
common. 40: Northern P.clic preferred 81 :;
Central Pacldc. s3E Rock lea. q. IHO; inca
ncake ana ONO. -; Lou. VIE iud NasNNl r.,
nOL: Nashville aud Chattanooga -; but1fll ahd
western, 3i,.; Manhattan Elevated - : llllhOh
Central, 1873: Cana. ian southern. ~: 'hiciRo'
-. a /.
Grnnd. lOg: = raul lnu omaha. lO1I =. Iul
aud omaha pref, rred, or. G. {. I. hnd H. % ,
Ere and Western, 81; Culcgp, -. i'uI. ana Nv
Oriran., II: Col. coat. JO.l; ONO central wa
reNa, Paclnc, j3.; IcXl, Pnc!hc h.G' SIR
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. March 2j.-Nlrslnia g.. DEERE >
IL: cou,ol, So; ,oc)td eric, ~. new lo'lV -
10. BID to-day.
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Lyuchourg Passenger Tram. w. a.. Daliy.
! cave Observation-Disclosures. $40 AN
AfrlNe burhtFle'''...'.....' ....'.....ll:3o ~ NJ I
Train No. fl connects ~ Burkeyille with Allan
tie, Nis-isSiDpi and ohio railroad for farmyille,
Lynchburg. aud All Southwestern points.
Trans Nos. A. and ~ connect at >utherlns with
Milton ana Sutherin NarroN-GaUge railroad for
Milton.
Tram No. As connrcrs AZ salisbury with Western
Norih Carolina railroad for Asheyille and all points
iu Western North (arOllna.
Trains NOs. 50, AZ, aud ~ connect at AIRLINE
Junction with Atlanta aud Charlotte Air. Line rail-
way for All points south and southwest. and No.
4 : connects a Charlotte wiih Charlotte. Columbia
and Augusta railroad for all points south, South
east, and southwest.
Train No. 80 stops only 1t Jeiersvile, brakes
Branch, BarAsdae's, Danylc. Greensboro, and
salisbury.
Trains from the abOye-named points arrive At
Richmond 4:iS L. W.. 1888 A. ~, ani 7:ls L. NJ.
Train on North Carolina rarOad connects At
Goa,boro with Weldon and Wilmington railroad
Tor Weldon aud Wilmington
pEILNA<-tAH SERVICE:
On Train No. jO-WashiDgton, Richmond. and
Atlanta.
ON Train No. 4s-New York aud Richmond, or
Danyie and Atlanta.
ON Train No. 42-Washington Richmond, all d
Danyie, and Danyile ana Augusta.
Tickets sold 10 all points sOuti, southeast, ana
southwest, anl baggage checked through.
No lGy-oyer checks given on local tickets.
A. POPE,
General Passenger aud Ticket Agent
I. VI. x. 1hLCOrr, General SUPERINTENDENT.
feZO
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A LLAN LINE Ie@
n OF S. go !. a
ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

From BALTIMORE EVERY ALTERNATE
TUESDAY for LIVERPOOL ria QUEENSTOWN
from BOSTON EVERY THURSDAY for LIVER
POOL ria LONDONDERRY. Extra steamers from
GLASGOW. GALWAY, and LONDONDERRY.
1hi, Lin" offers superb cabin accommodations.
and makes = SPECIALITY As To- kind treatment To
Storage passengers. For outward and prepaid
tickets apply To \. W. GARBER, S2G east Nam
stt,et, agent AZ Richmond, or 10 LEVE & ALDEN,
General Passenger Agents, 2O7 broadway. New
York l05 south Fifth street, Phiiadelphia: state
siTcnl. NOslOn. II 2i-eohINIY2l
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GHENANDOAU VALLEY RAILROAD,
- CONNtCTING Ar WAYNEsBORO'
WITH CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

WITH CHESAPEAKE AND ONO KAiiskOAD.
TRAINS NOW RI'NEING FROM WAYNES-
BORO' TO SHENANDOAH IRON-WORk>.
Commencing December 2, 1880:
Leave WaynesbOrO' for
shenandoah from
Works................ g:20 4. VI. and $40 4 NJ.
Leave Shenandoah
IrOn-W orks for
Wayne bOro' ........ 90 \. VI. ana l2;2O L. VI.
Arrive Al SbcUdnd AN
Iron Works at.... .ll3O \. VI. ard 800 l.. ".
Arrive at Wayncs-
bOro' at............... $40 4. ~. aud 2:i0 +. VI.
JOSEPH II. SANDS, superintendent
H1gersiOwn. NJ =;
WM. G.. VI ACDOW Ell. Gen Ageni,
Philadelphia, Pa;
CHARLES =. HATCH,
General Freight and Pass. Agent
de II Hsgerstown. Md.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FHIDA1. MdTtH 20, 1871.
sALEs.-l,000 Virginia peelers small at 80,
5000 DO. at 32; 10 shares Atlanta aud Charlotte
AIRLINE az 81.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEsPEAKIl
RAILROAD. I
OF TRAINS,
> TAXING EFFECT AUGUST le, 1880

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND tHEsPEAkBi
RAILROAD. 4
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
- TAXING EFFECT AUGUST le, 1880
PAs8EEGGR TRAINs.
500 J. ". Leave Richmond daily except Sun-
alyl. connecting At West Point Oh
TUESDAY, THURSDAY. ana SAT-
lHDAI with steamers for all isnd-
ings on the } Crk river and for BSu-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
800 4. Nj Leave Richmond daiy leNrept sum
lO:l5 a. NJ. day., connecting at West Point with
steamers for Baltimore On MONDAY,
~ ESDAi, MEDHFS Y,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY:
with steamers for New York on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, aud
FRIDAY; with steaiaess for PrOFi-
cence and RostOn ON TUESDAY and
fRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 a. VI. Arry" ~ Eicnu0Id daiy ttLceH
sunday connecting al West Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT-
i2DAf With steamers iTOIn Hslc-
more.
THROUGH FREIGbT TRAINS.
$50 =. Nj arrive Al Richmond rAlly tefcept
5:35 =. M sunday. c0nnccl;lg At West Point
with .ic-mers nom Baltimore. New
YORK. Providence, and Boeton.
No transfer Of freight ~ Rienmond 70 " rom
southGrn points. Cars run through between Atlanta
and West Point.
Careful handing aad dispatch, with loves. rates,
Through bills u iad.ng, with guaranteed rates
issued 10 ali northern and western points.
roc ~ formation, apply AZ once of the company
Twenty-third and Dc"k streets, Richmond. Va.
suls st DOUGLAS. snueriniendenL
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SPRING STYLES IN FURNITURE. n
y In PARLOR, CHAMBER, and DINING u
SETS our stock IS complete, and viii compare ~
with any first. class house la the city a. tost
prices and quality OF goods. YOu VIII save money
by examining our sock before 5uying. Easy lerins
OF nayment r. CARTWRIGHT X son,
NH 23.3m lH Governor street.
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EOR NORFOLK, BALTl-eSTn.
MORE. THE NORTH. AND REGULAR Ian =
INGS ON JAMES RIVER,
ALSO
OLD POINT,
SMITlltIELD AND HAMPTON.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT sTEAMFR
CRY OF RICHMOND
OR
ARIEL.
(carryirg United states MALL
z. G. CLIFFORD. Commander.

leaves Richmond every MONDAY. WEDNEsDA Y.
and FRIDAY AZ e. 4. VI. for abOye-rained places.
counecung a. Portsmouth with thr Bay Lane simt
afternoon. which arrives ~ Od Ponf ~ $40 f. VI,
'Bd 40 Baltimore next morning in tull lime for
\. VI. Train Tor PEiladephii, New York and Boston.
',rturuhg ih- steamer leIV,e NOriok Tl'F~IsNI,
THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY at 6:30 3. VI, ar
rIVns here about Z i. VI.
ar" To NpilNlk "hlN.'''. 30
are l'uid trln , %
N ~ tfiiIilHhl'ssssss W.
flrr to 'hlladepnia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
tf" 10 NtN lnfA..s..........t.. ......,,., I'D -
are I'D DJ1i'il'.. 20
Through tickets on Enie on steamer Iiiy Of Rich
mond or Ariel aun AZ G1rhrr'9 Agency. s26 Nam
street. Baggage checked through.
FREIGHT.
freight received uailv Ter Norfolk. POrfsrrou ,
~mltnneid, aud Hampton; WastiarrGn, y. C.,
Newb' rue, Washington, Iu' TdrbOrO', y. g.. and
AL points N Eastern Mort Carolina; Also Tor East
EN- SHORE OF Virginia, ola Point. and al regular
landings on james river, a. LOWEST RATES.
aud through bills Issued. T.. y. TAIUM.
81 II superintendent
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Lnnd.Lea=ues TO suppiami Home
f,citC.

LONDON, March 2j.-A meeting will be
held in London tonight, when all the P'r-
Brllitc> will attend, and over which Mr..
ParncIl viii preside. to orgrniz' plan Tor
the establishment OF branches Of the Land
League throughout The country. and 70 re-
ulace The Home-Bue Confederation by Il
Iogoilp orgqniZIiion
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WASHINGTON, March % The President
to-day seut to the senate The following
nonnnolions: Ro5clt X. Hin, OF Illinois
to be Assistant Secretary Of state; Nathan
w. spaulding. Uni-ed States Assistant
Treasurer at san Francisco; Charles NJ.
Leavy, Assistant Apprai'er. san Francisco
Posimastcrs Samuel Rule, Knoxville
Tenn: william Il. Option, Cleveland,
Tenn, and George X. Foot, Jackson, Tenn.
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Geneva News OF the Cars Assnssina-
ton.

LONDON, March 25.-The Geneva core
>pondenl Of the DdHy NelrS says be hears
on the best authority that the first letter TO
the Paris intrGDSjge1nt, purpOriing 10 come
from Geneva, and giving The particulars OF
the assassination OF the Czir was an amPli-
fcation OF telegram sent from st. Peters
burg 10 Paris, wOrdcd in sucn manner ~
to o.r,Ip thp notica ~ the DOlicp
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MARINE ENTELLGsENCE.

MINIATURE ALMASaC-MArcm 90. 1881.
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MIR. GinGs,ore Tcs,iGes.
nr. pnrueIi Annnn,s for Fmnsls.

LONDON, Mlrcn - -Mr. Parnrll has j.
sued circular, addressed 10 the LEADING
member, sf The HOm,.Rule' Confederation
OF Great BRIAN, asking them 10 contribute
funds towards clearing Of The debt, Of The
(nnfrda ri ION.
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A gemnIe Nihiiist WHO suSiiGnied ihe
assnsaiunstou.


LONDON, March PA -. Petersburg dis
pplch says that The iemale Nihilist who WIS
arrested Yesterday is naCed Sophia P,loH-
sky. She l. the daughter Of councillor OF
the mini,try Of the domain. she confessed
to having given the signal to Hartmann Tor
exploding the mine under the Imperial train
near Moscow, and also the signal TO Russo
kOff TO throw the bomb which shattered the
Cars carriage.
The Trial of the Imperial Assassins.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 25.-The trial 81
the assassins Of the Car VIII commence OF
the Both instant. IL has been decided TO
proceed against the woman Sophia Pilo1sky
separately. General MeliKOf ha> ordered
proceedings 10 he taken against the Russian
new spaper the -. Petersburg Gazette.
Attempt 20 Assassinate Another
Ruler.
LONDON, March GA dipatch from 81.
Petersburg 10 the Daily Telegraph says a
telegram from Tifis states that an attempt
has been made TO assassinate the Governor
OF Baku, an individual having fired re-
yolyer through a window in his residence.
Enforcing the Press Laws I'm ~. Pc
tersburg.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 2j.-The first
prosecution under the revised press laws Is
announced. The author OF an article In
the PedOmOSti, charging the Adminlstra'
ton with Incidence and robbery, ana So
ciety with cherishing illusions which LED 10
the assassination OF the Car, has been
summoned by order OF the Minister OF the
| Interior to appear before Judge.
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The cars Funeral Programme.

ST. PETERSBURG, Marcn 25.-The follow
ng is the programme II the funeral cere-
monies OF the late CZlr: The persons in
yited TO attend VIII assemble AZ 1880 O'Clock
i'm the morning in the Cathedral ~ -. Peer
and 81. Pldl. The coffin will be carried TO
the vault in the Cathedral by The Emperor,
the Grand Dukes, ,be members present Of
foreign families, and the chlef court dgni.
taric>. \ salute viii be fired at the moment
the coffin j. lowered into tbe crave. Alter
Inc ceremony the Imperial insignia VIII be
conveyed back 10 the Winter Palace.
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NuwAuKEE, March 25.-Flour duh aud ne,
RiecIed. Wheat opened weak declined &C.; closed
duII No. milwaukee, hard and soft, nominal NO.
2 milwaukee,, han aud fresh, siQlai March, Sec'
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C0NSTANTINOPLE, March - AT Wednes.
days meeting OF The Conference the Otro.
man delegates are reported 10 have pre-
>ented their final proposal. They declared
the Porte could neither cede Crete nor any
part Of the Albania line. The frontier they
proposed j. understood Ia 90 considerably
beyond that offered by the Turkish vote Of
iBc 81 OF October. The territory now
oAered in The>slly comprises Lori,a
Tueala. Turnoyi, and the whole Valley Of
the Sal0mbria, but exclude Preysi and
Nclzoyo. No part II Epirus i, comprised
in the proposed line. The ambassadors
will communicate the offer 10 their Govern
menls. and on receiving i reply will hold
another meeting.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-27
Mrs. Polk.

Colonel Mcclure, of the Philadelphia
Times, who recently called upon the
widow of cx-PrcSident Polk at Nash
vile. thus speaks of the venerable lady:
Although the storms of four-score
years have fallen upon her, she is yet
cheerful as a lass of twenty, and her
smile is as natural and as free as it
could have been when it was lavished
upon the generation that is now forgot
ten. The brown curls of her youth are
yet,faultleSsly initiated on her finely-cast
forehead, and her turban crown of
black with the widows silver lining
gives her the appearance of genial
and well-preServed dame of sixty sum-
mers. Her step is firm; her eyes are
scarcely dimmed by the long lapse of
more than patriarchal years, and her
memory is undated. She does not toler-
ate IN conventional way the many tres
passerS upon her time, but she grcets all
with queenly dignity, and yet with that
generous welcome that makes every
visitor mark his visit rs one of the fade
less memories of life. She is Glad 10
have the stranger even as her p,iest. and
she talks of both the past and the nres.
cnt with degree of interest, intelli.
gence, and freedom from the common
weaknesses of age, which charm every
class of listeners.
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How it Worked,

New York Graphic.
On the lst Of January last year
framed Il series Of prohibitory resou-
tons for the purpose Of suppressing my
small vices Of drinking and smoking
with the following results
From January TO II, 1851 kept
them all, but lost ten pound, weight
January 30 - Modified resolution
against smoking, Allowed myself one
cigar per diem.
February l. Modified resolution
against drinking, Allowed myself one
glass lager per diem.
February IS Extra occasion Sus-
pended rules for the day. Visit from
old friend. Two cigars and bottles of
champagne.
March Amendment TO the consti-
tuition. Two glasses lager per day.
March Another amendment. Two
cigars per day each Saturday.
April C0dicil to the constitution.
Bought bottle brandy to keep in the
house. Bad principle TO be without bran
dy Possibility OF sickness at night and
no drug store nearer than three blocks
Besides the baby is teething.
April 8 There has been sickness in
my household The brandy is half
gone.
April More sickness, The brandy
is all gone. The rules were suspended
during the exodus
April 25-l have been considering
this matter of total abstinence from
small vices with myself, and have come
to the conclusion that the sudden
changes are attended with danger. Have
increased my allowance Of beer to three
glasses per diem
May ! Aud two cigars.
Nav l5PaSSed AN act to amend an
act relative to my resolution per diem
Of beer Increased allowance to four
glasses per diem.
May ~ An extra day. This must
he counted out Had no known cause
for increasing my allowance of lager.
But did it., Nature has mysterious
moods This has been one of them.
May 2O-lts no use trying to work
this thing up any longer for 1880. /
shall resume and suspend further alb
Stinence until 1881 am vet young
There is time enough,
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GESTION,

truly handled by those who are masters of
the trade "Wboaver will
take me tripping in my ignorance will not
in any way dispIease me; for | should be
very unwilling to become responsible to
another for my writings, who am not so to
myself, nor satisfied with them. Whoever
goes in quest of knowledge, let him fish tor
it where it is to be found; there is nothing
so little profess Again, ~ could wish
to have a more perfect knowledge ofthings,
but ] will not buy it so dear as il will cost.
My design Is to pass over easily, and not
laboriously, the remainder of my life.
There is nothing that | will cudgel my
brains about; no, not knowledge of what
price sOevcr. | do not bite nv
nails about the difficulties | meet with in
my reading, and after charge or two |
give them over Continuation and
too obstinate endeavor darken, stupefy,
and tire my Judgment Fraser's Maya.
zine.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-27
A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.

For the speedy cure of consumption and
all diseases that lead to it, such as stubborn
coughs neglected colds, bronchitis, hay
fever, asthma, pain in the side and chest,
dry hacking cough, tickling in the throat,
hoarseness, sore throat, and all chronic or
lingering diseases of the throat and lungs,
DR.. Kings New Discovery has no equal
and has established for itself u worldwide
reputation. Many leading physicians
recommend and use it in their practice.
The formula from which it is prepared is
highly recommended by all medical jour
nails, The clergy and the press have com.
plimented it in the most glowing terms.
Go to your druggist and get trial bottle
free of cost, or a regular size for 81. For
sale by Geo. E. 0'Hara. Druggist, Cairo,
III. (J)
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-27

An Italian writer, criticizing the va
rious managers of Italian opera in the
United States during the last twenty
years, says that Jacob Grau died broken
hearted from having deserted Italian
opera for French opera bouffe; that Ma
retzek, once styled the Napoleon of
managers, met his Waterloo in st. Louis
few years ago, where his company
went to pieces; and that Strakosch, the
Napoleon Ill. of managers, recently
met his Sedan at New Orleans, where
he gave "grand English opera to
empty benches ut twenty-five cents per
ticket without extra charge for reserved
seats.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-27
Only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois.
Hannah Binding Shoes,

Hannah Binding Shoes.
Poor lone Hannah,
Sitting NJ the window, binding shoes.
Faded wrinkled,
sitting, stitching, in u InOurnful muse,
Bright-eycd beauty once was she,
When the bloom was on the tree
Spring and winter,
Hannah's at the window, binding shoes
Not ncighbor,
Passing nod or answer will refuse,
To her whisper,
as there from the fishers any newsY'
oh, her hearts adrift with one
On an endless voyage gone!
Night and morning,
lIamah's Al the window, binding shoes.
Fair young Hannah,
Ben, the sunburnt fisher, gaily w0os;
Hail and clever,
For willing heart and hand he sues.
May-day skies are all aglow,
And the WAVES arc laughing sol
For her wedding
Hannah leaves her window and her shOcR
May * passing;
Mid the apple boughs pigeon COOS,
Hannah shuddcrs,
For the mild Southwestern mischief brews
Round the rocks Of Marbchcad
outward bound, schooner sped;
Silent, lonesome,
Hannah's At the window, binding shoes.
Ills November,
Now no tear her wasted checks bcdcws.
From Newfoundland
Not sail returning will she lose.
Whispering hoarsely, FISHERMEN,
Have you, have you heard Of Benz
Old with watching,
Hannah's at the window binding shoes.
Twenty winters
Blecch and tear the ragged shore she views.
Twenty seasons.
Never one has brought her any news.
Still her dim eyes silently
Chase tho white sails er the sea;
Hopeless, faithful,
Hannahs at the window, binding shoes.
lucy LARCOM.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-27
WOrkingnell.

Before you begin your heavy spring work
after winter of relaxation, your system
needs cleansing and Strengthening to pre-.
vent an attack Of Ague, Bilious or Spring
Fever, or some other Spring sickness that
will unfit you for seasons work. You
Will save time much sickness and great
expense if you will use one bottle of Hop
Bitters IN your family this month. Don't
wait.-Burlington Hawkeye.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-27
Young Saw-bOnes
EcleCtric Oil Photographer

ELIVJTIIU VI IHTHETHpNtT,
Some young surgeons when accidents hap
hen,
In order their great skill to show,
Cut the leg off close to the thigh,
When they only should cut off the toe;
Like cutting off dogs tail by the ears,
Or the SHINING alive Of the frog,
1t is all very well as surgical case,
But deviish tough on the dog.
Tis much better by far when you're
wounded
Or have either Cut, Bruise or Burn,
To find Eclectric Oil is the very best thing,
And it won't take you long so to learn.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-27
LYDIA Z. PlNKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
For all Female Complaints.
The Positive Cure

This preparation, as its name signifies consists OF
Vegetable Properties that harmless TO the most del
icate invalid. Upon trial the merits OF this Com
pound will Ia recognized, as relief ia immediate and
when Its use continued in ninety nine in hun
drod permanent IL effected thousands will tes
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