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The Cecil Whig., 1881-05-14

WOODWARD ABRAHANS.......
X. ". l.. RAlSlE.......................
EDWIN WILNER ER.............. ......-.
+. VI. LNEB....-.................
nEFrEENCES:
Iiur. ! Tome. Banker. Port Deposit: Hon. +.
Stuur. .Iud%c. Elktun: Thomas NallalieII, Man
uiacturcr. Millin"t"n: II q. NickerS, Attorney a;
Law CheStcrtown: \. X. " ecdon. Attorney n
Law. Ctutrrviilc: Sudlcr ~ Pierce. Merchants.
SudlerI lille: CaI Jas. Wallace Attorney at Law.
Cambridge: Hon. u. hammond. Attorney al L;.S,
Ea>trn: tee. NJ. RuSsuui. Denton: Col. I. 5.
ilndS"n. Collector OF Port. trisfcld: Il. Everett
Smith. Editor Snow Hil: col. VIM. j. Leonard.
Capitalist, Salisbury: Hon J. IL. Price. Ex-J udge.
Belair Hon. IL. ' Nanderiord Editor W estminster:
II. Clay Naill. Register. Frederick City: Blackis-
ton \ E.licgood. Attorneys AT Law. Cumberland;
s. Thomas Met 'ullough. Attorney at Law, An
napolis: j. :. Jameson. Educator. Brvantown;
= I. Love. Physician. St. Clements Bay Nd;
Hon. .iamcS Il. Gruumc. /. :. Senator Washing
ton. u. G.: Hon. !. \. i. treSwcll, Banker and
Attorney al Law. Washington. ID. e.; Hon. John
Dunlop. Attorney IA Law. Richmond. Va: X. H.
Baker y son. Attorney, al Law, Norfolk, Va:
Hon. |. +. Wales, Associate Judge. Wilmington,
l,rl.: Hon. !. Il. Ailmuni. Mayor, Wilmington,
Ec! j. T. H"aId. Real t.Staro Exchange. viii
ritngtun. Del: !. !. BLACK. Physician. New Cas-
tie: l. +. Big"S. Banker aud Farmer Middle
town, bel: ID. /. tumminS. Banker and Farmer,
Smyrna. Dci.: Hon. Geo. l.. Fisher EX-.ludge
Dover. Dcl.: Col. Jacob Moore, EN-Attorney Gen
eral. ti"nr"rtcwn. Del.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-05-14

Hats and Caps. .
In this Department our stock is unusually tnil :
in all the popular styles. :
TIE. DERBY.
TIE FLETCHER. :
THE FLOTIl.LA. ::
THE ELECTRA. !:
THE EEpPN. :
The Cecil Whig., 1881-05-14
PRAcrtcaI WORKING.

Amy person. WG!, a. Fcm0i, il good health.
tween the ages "t - aud o. years, may becol
members vi the Association.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-05-14
Wbo are Specially IaferpSted.

Every member has personal interest in the
slnwth and welfare Of the Society. and should be
active in intiucin" others TO become members. n
the larger the membership the ic>> will be the
assessments ana the greater the yalpc ot the Ger
tifi"nte= Rr-prcrtgll.
FDWIE WILMER, NANAGEr,
NJ. Il =. Gay Street,
II o Erz fsrN Baiilncle, Md.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-05-14
A HORSE STORY.

rtIl INiSM N EFFECTiIE IRE FOR
HAIkISESS
The Cecil Whig., 1881-05-14
N & M B { RSHIP

Tho principles % which the Society is founded
are as Old ~ history: the funds are held by thi
members tirmselNcs until needed topay dues and
henctit>
The Cecil Whig., 1881-05-14

China and QueensWare.
Special space devoted t" itill lines OF
CHINA AND GIhSS-W ARE.
FRENCH in full ,etS-Dnner Tea and
Chamber.
ENGLISH AND TRENTON WARES.
ANTIQUE AND JAPANESE DESIGNS.
ORDINARY GRANITE and &C WARE.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-05-14

AGENTS H4STED.
Mar ta.f
The Cecil Whig., 1881-05-14
Silk Goods
In Shoes


: In Shoes
: IIe cBtr thc 6lt H0D% Of PhHodclphio g"od"
: HjHi. IL OTdCF
: I.UiLLUS',
!: WILLIS d. TRASH.
!: fuU Inc Of LootT Grod5s.
+: EISYERN cams. rAcape,. ~ nc,H as
+: gntraHieCI mdhtS.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-05-14
yNCORPOR1TED LS2G
Sun hltral Aid SCCietV Of Baltimore.
The Object of the ssOciatiOn
REltA BiIITT.

Il: l>t. 70 secure Ia it, members their heirs
Il sum OF honey AZ "a lime when il is most needed.
"a. 10 insure such benefits nj the lowest cost.
, 1881-11-28

motto /. an,dbty 10 KIT Co,tklf,1y and It II said
hn hnt srnt fur teyotnl friends for tho nxprrsa
n,,r1,,se ri 1tvrp tiist1 an I'd blanct1v t., make
nv ttrcr, t"y t11csse 10 sac,re twu ntawarts, II
"tesruty. in i,lnce Of tiio Two rrslu1tsl Rnnnnss
usr.lj an Iii tnt1lnot a 70 ,I.,,,t sot1,ts uf tic
worst thttvs lint Il il unHsIbiu for any Fct ~
men liz bower to DO They havs fnadp -cn.lIlal.
snnyaIs nS Th"y hayo sunprcs.ci cviticnce ogatnst
tIieyes. ard thsre ia rcnsoy1 to bcIlcvn ttaf thoy
n. !. f)o yn,i ftink thottp ID nny chnnco uf a
conpron,tso7
"No. air. Tho talk about Grant going to Long
Yurk senators and tho prnb,dsnt II Mi twnldte.
Gun. uratlt would n0t wnlk ACr1ss tho ssfhct 10
aid dnuht very jnUoii whether ha would g0
tGun. lii fccjtnus mre very strDnR nualnst n
President wi1n would allow himself to be madc
man ~ itainn frnnf In 4 hrep entirely Iutirretl
, 1881-11-28

who VIM initiate rrosiient nrIaaa, an'! think
many vii ronnin t;.,fsitIo tho fold Of tho faith
fnl9 Thorc will be tf0rcn conflicts between thu
insiders md otIisfura anu unless M pastlu tNr.
iii IA lnade Efl5nv EhGHttnr tnay be expected
GvGn II n tariff bo ntlOpteh
THE WESTERLY UNDEnWRfTE!t9' UNION
was acknowledged by tho convention NJ use.
fu auxiliary In tho tn0vcn,cnt TO raise rates. and
tho general sentiment was In favor OF reu,ittlnE
tho West and Northwest to tho caro- Of tho
unton. Many compliments woro bcstowcd upon
It for tho excellent work done thus far, and liz
prascs wore loud And long, This mems TINT
ths. Wostern association will ho strengthened
Of liz Eastern cnlaborers then everybody will be
happy. This tneaHs that tho
RATES MAY DE liAlsEI IN THE WEST
With tho npp'nise and conhpnt bf tho Tnstcrs1
companies, Il Ia believed thnt tho WcAterr
business 10 ali TINT has saved many companies
from aorry exhibit Of thefr financial position.
While rates have literally gone 10 tho dogs In
this section, and policies layo been wr!tten ut
prlces two-thirtia below the rates which ruled
In 1915 and 1916. tho West hns been chnrgcd an
Notw;astanaiiis ] cbcaRo rsks lave Lave p"ia thc
GompGny profit for sovornl years. thore y \
disposition to sdvanco ra:es cven ~ your City.
at1d to seaHre by ineAtls Of A National urHRhtzn-
ton, through district associations the cof'pcra-
ton vt the companies now knoMn ~ your City
viii be treated ii tic same way II possibls
Ihls is part nf tho fchcing ~ davlhed BY tho
United Fise Undcrwrltcrs n ther lAte scsstoN:
Uut we shall soon SOC whethot Old ulecords Will
be SorEotten ami the conipatt!es nro ablc TO for-
get their differences. forgive cHch other for
us II ss sa as ho o'fss ne
vcntion will pe marketi exception TO every
s,,ni'ar meeting si"ss ls IT. tbs nisn,
cent ror tnsir nre Insurance.
, 1881-11-28
THE ROARING FARCE


ure-son,e Of tho Stulwart Newspaper
Clippings Whlcl, I;assd Him ON 10
murder the Pre.iaea.. . ,,,-.
WAsu1NoroN. D. c.. Nov e8.-Followtng nro
tho principal newspaper extracts In tho eol'ee:
papers which hed edepostted with the news.aoentin
sanntora ont,tcst @ ~ and % tho alleged M nurehase uf
tho vote Of state -senator straha,,, and Wills not
marked. are understood to have been taken
from The brooklyn Eagle. Tho figures aro not
ssa diaesset e,xts"ots ia ' ne'o 'ss' ~ ''''N"A' w
!. The caee Of Senator Strahan. however, is
Ct kad Tneh RENDERS 81 Tue y snS
insulting Ia 70 far is tfoy are expected 10 pro-
Xa VIZ soSn ss9se 5.en senns9r ne Strasns s n'n
States bas 6ecn making . use Of hts o'lIeiul
sc ' f. % ~ sas oP ,bs f. dUsSss @
aaa, secordlnF to the Srnator's narrative, been
converted into al, tustrumunt Of political de-
poation q, o!icrnS to Uuy Votvs with to 9ais
10 be derived iron, the pooke.s Of the psoplo.
Mr.: 1ohn Davenport, Of .u,4n,,,gsy unsMx9sy
sss & ssest a ss s
Ia, sao snlnds q our Half. breed contemporaries as
mo1nunt0us.
~ sSss's
signify M much OF degradation III public life III
this testimony Of Davenport rovcnis.
iona n viii viii TIC Hspu6Icnn' purity iastI Certain
temperate and thoughtful mon arc trltng to
asas S s ESesSea SssSonp pa:SSS H. S Sa ]
thinks that tho policy ct Mr; lIalatead-that
nothing remains for Mr.. ConkEng but to
dnDa mt rrpw III fuyor, We nre not
, 1881-11-28
0ltHl all Played OHt,H

Is n common complaint. II you feel 50, get
viii III once feel I.s t0nto power. 1t renews tho
houlthy Rcaon ur tho kIdneye, howcls. and liver,
to the weurv body. It Gun now bo hRd ia either
dry 9r liquid form, md ia either way IL always
prti.npt md ciIlclonz IN Antton.-Nen uctl}erd
Standard
, 1881-11-28

pate suss "As aB4eco ~. AAo ii'e.nooA" ~ ~"
wero treated to 8ono lltat ACCOUNTS
OF tho d,nluulties encountered In Now York In
irwin IN orvanlze n tariT o,,oo,ntjon. Thoy |
need not have attended National Convention to
have learned these particulars. The troubles IN
,ss city are patsa t. s,e,so and ss IKE
oat ,"ry itIco larac nd ANAL. for
ntvn. oncnrv Hi jnna onInpnttIes niike, Summed
unv nrGtn"rtiv inrrrihe storv of eanb othnr.
sh1 comnamtes hava, fnr yoars been cnrrytf tf,x oi
Az SmaI. v potato war On tbemsoyos. Iates navo
onofmousIy. lid tho atealy draI1l haa beRin to
toll upon tbom all. IT must have been IN or,
1a.nang H tor sno hnr, 1,raIi,nn. ~" an
chnrpo,l twice tho Nav York pr,co, to learn Of
tho fillluro OF the tariff association movements
in tho paat and especially to lcaru that It ts tho
popular oe!lcl nero tnat tne atest ellorts III en's
o''''''o., IVY, WIZ ,,,nastr1,,s, ~ ovr v.v
.-,. nls-.,,,, nass.s. .ho nroa,,a,,t ~ Tim
Williamsburg city Insurance. Company, OF thls
aat,nna ~ thn cnnvcntton. occordInu to tho
o,.toout. ~ eoyoss, ~ tho,n wha ucrn nrcs.
ent. It appears that tho opposition Of Mr.
be worth an effort to x!a him over. @ 7 Tho 81, point In
was tnat +" nf1eRs eoat'nuea npss'na!o ,a. anu ue.
ol'ned to eoopsra.S IN TO-
an 10 a
Sty ont ne pseslasat Ct h' so%pangy Is
ssp asP0 aa Il Geast aaa
eskod TO name tno conaitons On wa!ea ~ ~ou.u L.i
5o! Tho end f6r fore ay9sy Gr
oani vi9Iariom of IN ~ snreomenr to abide 6y
rates, etc. Tno committee oblcotcl md tlnnlly
olferQd the plan OF u soy deposit ~ as con,pro-
mise; ps'Egs consented 70 nc So ptas ana n "
snort oneS ~, "t9 mnwancnt With his acoustomcd
yinur, At tho eleventh houz he backed cut and
, 1881-11-28
\, ,n,,ortant Proceeding, II Car"
risd into Effect
uov tho Cooperative Life Company
~" Defeated o Candidate.

nfGECIt 4Qu look paEL Ill tuUSG |
p'osesdinxs ss II Is desirable to scan tho following
rst Of eeu's~''e' ""'"'' ~
aH' Faster, c.npanse'.
S,a91 Ss21.o19 Tesh sb bosto, sauoi Appleton. Treu-
sss sas st. Ss!s $ss ass k.m
ASs%a Ssi,a American no.,on A,ee9. noaks., lrosiaons
.s:; H. sss's s:ss ws:s xsna.s k.aa.,
affssss;s;s,sg!, hartford J: ?. ,e.ns, E.s:ssas
tts1's'i{. a1isn;. 'i{.tttaH. PrS'Sn Isosidsa,;
,l;G,iasst FGHiatsst.' =. Ana s' i,us'". -, - n,. y" -
i1ni N.tona Wo9eostcr, hass. q. u. fratt, Pfes!-
dtnt. ,,ah,,,a. i, n r..nct soc-n.
~ ~" h@"p''''' A."e''
n. sp.1pSSedde pSfSedeut ~ a"a ''' ''''A''' '""''' -
Sspane, Weed st. Kennsay; M &C. Asen.s. eaas.,
44SHedeaa. 4S'1saNc New Yols cy Dasid Adee seoreiary.
SssSs Yo5k t{ ~ 3Sass9sG Sas1gsG rre''deh.
s:ss sseas, sa. ,r1 vow. c,~ L. mar,ar a.erst.r.
Giens Fal1s, dcns EalIs' J. l.. cannlnahan' secre-
~; nG51r;sen~ie, Now York CITY N, a, stone Secretary.
- SeSs S %:'; 5:s:s%
fnI,laTi Nav York CITY, L. d. MAsruo, Secretary.
NJ Ss'c'nt'' New sofk c'''' '" a. ANDERSON ff''''
Il i.Ii; ISsIeta!ys; vo,x c,,v :, o,,mu s,,,,.
nTI: nTI::,,,,. Now York clt,, p, Notmno. rre,.aons
NeIssssn; Mas'1"""' "''ss' A. L.
Pacinc. Sew York city. r. +; Jeremiah. President.
~ $s r;Ss s:!sss'
st.sas seef.ieIy: ,,. " - uu,,. n...,,.r,
Sterling, Naw York City, .. K. Van Konsaealasr.
EfSsTetaW; St,a,;s,n. cnnc,. v1ce.Pro,ldcnt
wiiiisnsbusg CltI. Now YORK City. Edmund Drisgs.
Pstldens Nav vor c,t, aeo,oo T. 1.,tar,ou. pro.-
hsai. h''"' wv
ls!ns MY T1ik G'' g. T. GfGwG, @ r1Ga,aqn, Ghs s,,,
Uuon, Batalo. ]. churchyard. Prosldcnt
Fire Association. Phi.ndelphla, 4. l.. snovaen.
Eire;lnturanco Company OF Philadelphia, Phl!ndol.
sha \: s!2ne Hs nhfSSsgn nfSsngnL ~ 1tA,s,n, v,,o
p!t.dsns, NV ""'''p"'''' - " ''s'''''' ''S''o
t;irsni. I'nladc1nhln. A. l.. G,liette4{,Testaent
insu.ance Company State NJ Pennsy ylvania, rhiIA-
delphla.l lIoeGhead. As!staNt 9ecretary.
Vfs;rse;,a,S,nt ,,,n ,,.h. n c..x,. ...,.,,n, a,.
vn''n' tn1'aae'pna' " IL As'"'1nt essao-
' St,s Jtr,ey oompaate. .
Gnnsy itty ",snr' ~ ~ Enns,, 9sl"niaan,
Ne,r1anss' Newark, II. Powefs. f'resiIeni
Peoples, Newark, G v. q; Murphy, socfotary.
Trade. cau1den. q. Mhr. rrestdont
ctuc.nnst Cincinnati, o. j. Rennutt Jr.. President.
teaL
nsfaa1i taManufaetarcrs'' cnclnnstl o. W.
Sstionai. cincinnati, O., J. l,urRoync, pscsldent
f31meEG!a' san f!nncisco. Cnl. Al: IIasn q c..
N.nsaor i'i'u' Dan f'@ne'heo' saA l. o. easso'
En1n ssn francisco Cal: q. Tr9nchhEd Mnnager.
litnea ' ''''N 49,
rnothwostefn National. milwaukee,, WIS.,, A. Janos,
, 1881-11-28
Jt,.iNY,EI}-TTI RENT,

W.LiNY,EI)-JU RENT.
T1TANTED-TO RENT-A ROOM WITH
w modern iMpr0rHlhents nm the santh slide,
within rntnuIest nnIk ot the tnnrt-}touse! pr.
sa1 fs.Iy psoturrc!i. ,,t OF tesorencns given ind
rcatred. AtldresE three days. 7 y tribune onlcc
1NANTEU--TO l}UY-AN INTEREST
w IN rune snrup and vol aslnblialrd jDbtInR or
Misunderstanding tuslnets, where F.uU 70 $N!tl tApl-
tn! 10 pr,thubly Employed Addrcas |. Tribune.
WASTED-TO RENT = FiIlsr-CLis3
Elite. fUr i snnTi innl!Iy: ineiituni-sI1 huubae
1lonsc preferred: I"cat!9n hetwonn sixteenth md
n1et-Avs. Adlsesst;. MASSHElMEt. cnre 4. Loeb
L. ilrG. I'll H.. HnIle .st. --...
, 1881-11-28

'. LOST IND FOUND.
CTRAYED-FIt{>SI NO. $40 WEST RAN
NJ dn'nh,s5 h,nsk cS": mstam , siap ah,,a. = ysats
CitOssMAN Il CO., livery. ltG West i!nhdupn.st.
, 1881-11-28

4 CHANGE SELDOM, NET WIrlf-A
a family selling out 1nust sol ,tlo;tiats'y the fol-
fAt vuIdi1z shertnn. Harntutnnlun stocx IAii trot
trs1 heats fHstgs tl,a ?:s Iata tuhds. hAr. ycAss
har.s oae M'HA ~ " ne tamy ady esn . d,,Eo x, n
b.lt1 wlll bs warrnnted aud vateelntry examination
n!Ipwedt Nlsu Anv trIa Will ho Etven. ...
Carriages consist af handsome HIJA.bar top wACOn
built ~ 'roeke:s Tai.lc q New Has.n; son t%i,y
l.rspns. bntIt ny Hfew*t " Twenty -bftl-st.. Srw
inrk; #kan eltsRIo lna tInbfa tufHGssr4. hy buHs-
vol worthy thG atsnnna y H!Y nnH rsuulrg any Y
ttcu. Z. s.-Anonx the property Will l1e f:,uMi \
handsome Portland cuttcI. M Et,nd An ngH ir full
ar, corner SfXfeDntE-tt.
, 1881-11-28

MUSICAL INSTR UhiIcNIS.
T1ON SALE-A GREAT llARGAN-S75
IL ue second hand oan0, ~ good 9rsi4f: ono nsHr.
r NOW p!gMt,. tllh En1pIru faFlos uodsIvut CuE~
uAnI. 1Sl Wet Mll1Un.st.
, 1881-11-28

AGENTS. W1fNI'lJD.
x GENTS WANTEp-EVlDEN Pho
a aaesd ss o!co sE y ua tat pn1tsStH, n,sI o
Inl. tEhl nAt HyeatiIMsa Or suslt sihfu fur patrs
, 1881-11-28

DEAL ESTATE LOANS IN SUMS OF
1G E1hN and upwards htH aier eent Pvt ulk1i. I'LL
proved uIty prupcfty. LYMAN 4 4JhCksuN. ii Port
, 1881-11-28

S. 600 Ss.: woH u oRDAn s' asas j ~ EMERx :s; y:
count from list Htll ttIpM t1!1 tDst sIApry-
whue1 made. W. a. JAMES i o., Ta huuth GAnai-st.
, 1881-11-28
f1FTV YsEAL EHY, 4 Y,I;.


1IoR slo,boo-A NO: / 2STORY.
S;:; + II: :: 'iss 's
~. sE'ss stsrf Sst a.sx ~ s' sis
lIMVtI-.A apandId nrodrrn h0asn and i9t IN i3ak.s
rnom hCn1ns bath, wHt1E ana ~. lot 2,x
i.si-f'ne tnoder. frnmo hoase; ID r!'sms .ad ot
za1txs or Jhcksnn.et: iiuhr Thruop: sonts tNr ~,
o .sss =" :?Es na t Ht wv ssa "
ifV-isot 81 IS: s"uth irni: - ohIo;.i olo7enth
lot of "fs T. 1s d a1"m IS v1:fs; st'
non sAl. l.E-IlY MATsON hill, ROOM
s1i i; ep.a
~, riyf ss n"' " ,he e., hss. r., e ~ % "nt aast I'll;
pss; .s"nee1ns & house near
PAA1RlE.AV,-1,r!ek honsu near rwcntietd'st. =
ause. XIV Viii .foo. lot, noAr
. sTss ZIG bs,Gs ssae 1st 1sf or,
OF Twenty -secnad-s,., q satT n"a p.nes..
TOlt E-TRUSTEE'S SALE-I
si5sa; q G%S santE ass:
ssmsse E; saI Sip tPs 3' ',eS.
nx dcscr1ad piece ~ real statn far thn sum nf Elm
rns aniess xe, ca H., s.;sr h = ~ t' sd ~ srS
1;{sst ,ysas;sn " e Iess n
i TnwnHhlp a, Nnnko u =. 0f ID i. IT,, sn!d ut being
10 Eth feut Oh y. heiian-s. by ri Btu ie.t oil Ar
bfc* House. haya aironsaae ii i isot ti'c!s"s con-
tnlhine lO fuDuIa hhtnFhn efo. knnwn A. No. III n.
shsh0'' Fs" s%MGK, &! t ef s :nW,nTi| WXi|p rru.too
CntcAGo. NOV. n. Isl. '--"' r
, 1881-11-28

E4OK .SALE-Si0O WILL PURCHASE
~ Hno lots on Taylnr. FIlnInte, Nnd Grensnaw-sts.,
6s.ween we.:srn and Gamphall-ay.,: strect. hays
desired nt par zen. lntstet lnanlfN at ftIlnvre.
1IiUK SALE-S2, l0O-FINE BRICK TWO
u story house And lot 251t2i. No. =; FiltnuEe+st.
E.1Sl l-7-Atury frame h0Aao. y pr0ums, No. 1RD HeRt
rulk-at-
, 1881-11-28
CLdiItFO E+iN4:S.

A Ii. lkECOA11iENu AlasS. FiaANRS. a0t
hWeat Auds0n.zt.. bust N4ylsaT nn love. utarttAz1
Mis-. CllAL5IEKS = VAPuH UATllS
NA Aud uIegyb4o treatment. III W. WxShhNt1n.AA
, 1881-11-28
MdCHTNER Z.

RO ENGINE LATIlES, 10 1ts0N-rLAN-
e1O ors, ID drills milling nlathtncs.
Hear-Glitt1r, Dun l1-lnrsu puwuf OTtA6lG unEl,iU
now rt,uttt4 III tho city. Great bargains, ty W. l..
LANES l. CO., 10 Epnth En,tal-st.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-27
A Quaker Printers Proyerb,

Never sendcSt thou an article for pub
LEGATION without giving the editor thy
name, for thy name ofttimes secures a
publication to worthless articles.
Thou should'st not rap on the door of
the printing office for he that answeretb
the rap sncereth in his sleeve and ,oseth
time.
Neither do you loaf about, ask oues-
tons, or knock down type, or the bows
will love thee like they do shade trees
when thou leaveth.
Thou should'st never read the copy
on the printers case, or the sharp and
hooked contaner thereof or he NAV
knock thee down.
Never inquire thou of the editor for
the news, for behold il is his business
at the appointed time to give it to thee
without asking.
1t is not right that thou shoulds st ask
him who is the author of an article, for
his duty requires him to keep such
things 10 himself
When thou d0cst enter into his Office.
take heed unto thysclf that thou doest
not look at what may be lying open and
concernc,h thee not, forthat is not meet
in the sight of good breeding,
Neither examine thou the proof-shcet,
for ii is not ready to meet thy sight as
thou maycst understand
Prefer thine own town paper to any
other, and be sure 30 subscribe for il
Immediately.
Pay for it in advance, and it shall be
with thee and thine.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-27
Chalk Your Hat"

From the New YORK Times.
The cant phrase, "Chalk your hat"
which is still current in many parts of
the Union, is said TO have had its origin
in n literal illustration of the words.
Admiral Reside was an owner of
various stage coaches in the days be-
fore railroads. He spent much of his
time in Washington, where, indeed, he
lived for several years. At the annual
adjournment Of Congress be would
pass his friends of the House and
Senate he was well acquainted with
all the prominent politicians of his era
over any stage line he controlled. He
would say to an Ohioan or Kentuckian
81 suppose you're going back to Gin
cinnati or Louisville, and I'll pass you
through by stage" When he was ask
ed: "llow?' he would reply. Give
me your hat" He would take the hat,
make cabalistic chalk-mark on it i'm
possible to counterfeit, and return it
with the remark: THAT will serve
your turn; any of my agents will recog-
nlze that anywhere, and won't receive
II cent from the man whose hat is so
Marked Reside was right, All his
agents knew the sign at once. The
thing became so common that follows
tried to initiate it, but they were in
variably detected and compelled to
leave the stage or pay their fare. In
the South and West 'Chalk your hat
still stands for what the East styles dead
heading,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-27
A Hint to Grumblers.
Apple OF Gold.

Apple OF Cold
"What q noisy world this is!' croak-
cd an old frog, us he squatted on the
margin of the pond. "Do you hear
those geese, how they scream and hissp
What do they do it forp'
80, just TO amuse themselves" an
swered little field mouse.
Presently we shall hear the owls
hooting; what is that forPN
"Ws the music they like best" said
the mouse.
"And those grasshoppers; they can't
90 home without grinding and chipping;
why do they do that" o.
80, they are so happy they can't help
it," said the mouse.
"You find excuses for all, believe
you don't understand music; so Won
ike hidcous noisosp"
"Well, my friend, to be honest with
you. said the mouse, al don't greatly
admire any of them; but they are Mi
sweet IN my ears compared with the
constant croaking of frog"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-27
The Rapidity Of Progress Toward
Health.

Even when a good remedy for disease is SC.
lected, depends IN some measure upon the
manner IN which it is taken. Irregular, in.
terrupted doses can afford no fair test of the
efficacy OF any medicine, however salutary
Taken in proper doses ut prescribed inter.
walls, reliable curative will effect the OBJ
Ject OF its use. Among remedies which
Systematically and peiSistcntly used, &C.
complishes thorough and lasting cures, and
prevents the recurrence Of periodic disease
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters ranks specially
high. In cases Of dyspepsia, debility, rheu.
matism, fever and aguc, liver complaint
inactivity OF the kidneys and bladder, con.
stipatlon and other organic maladies, it is
tried remedy, to which the medical broth.
erhood have len, their professional sanction
aud which as a tonic, Alternative and house.
hold specific for disorders of the stomach
liver and bowels has an un5ounded popu.
lanty.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-27
Tho Bludgeon and Darrar-Tan,


-, some fans are not fans at all.
The "stcel FAM is simply q bar Of
metal; shaped and painted TO resemble
an ordinary close fan, and carried some.
tunes as llfe-proscrver, sometimes, by
the swellmobsmen and rowdcs of China.
to be used ut close quarters with muir.
ucrous effect OF the same species Is
The we'll know "dagger.fan.f which
consists OF m elegant Imitation in lac
quer OF a common folding fan, but is
really a sheath containing within its
lalr exterior deadly blade, short and
sharp, IKE small Malay Iris. This
uaggor'ian was invented by the Japan
csc ana It's importation into China has
always been strictly forbidden. Great
numbers have however been success
fully introduced into Caution, Foochow.
and other maritime cities, and lhey are
now even manufactured by the enter.
prising natives Of the aforementioned
port,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-27
A Daughter Rescued.
A Frankfort (Ky.) physician writes


Some months ago the daughter OF one Of
our prominent citizens was pronounced a
hopeless consumphve. She was very much
reduced in flesh; terrible cough, her life
gradually wasting away. recommended
her to use ''Dr. Swaynes Compound Syrup
OF Wild Cherry" which she did. In a
short time she was free from all cough and
other symptoms, and is now rosy and
healthy. Price 25 cents and 81 a bottle or
8 bottles So The large size is the most
economical. Prepared only by DR.. Swayne
u Son, Philadelphia. Sold by druggists.
An occasional dose Of "Swayne's Pills"
should be taken to keep the bowels free.
They are excellent for torpid liver and bill
ious complaints. Sold by all the Cairo
druggists. (2)
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-27

To all who IRE suffering from the errors
and indiscrctions ofyouth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss Of manhood etc, will
send recipe that will cure you, free Of
charge. This great remedy was discovered
by Missionary in South America. Send
a self.addrcsscd envelope to the Rev. Joseph
T. lnman, Station D, New York City.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

WANTED, Manufacturing concern wants a
w business man IN Cairo, nm inevery city mot al.
ready takcn.) A few hundred dollars necessary to
pay for 'ods on delivery af or orders have been
secured for the same. $50 per month profit
guaranteed, The most searching investigation
solicited A = ARNOLD Il co, corner First
Street and Broadway, Brooklyn, n, Y
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-27
A Perfect MARTYR.

VI was perfect martyr to rheumatism, "
hale and hearty individual was heard to
remark the other day, "but' continued he,
"Dr Thomas Electric Oil banshcd the
pains which racked my joints and muscles
and look at me now" A glance convinced
US. Paul G. Schulz Agent.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-27
PLAYS! PLAYS! PLAYS! PLAYS,

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Temperance Plays, Drawing Room Plays Fairy
Paniomimes, Tableaux Lights Magnesium IIghts
Coiored Fire, Burnt Cork, theatrical Face Prepa.
ratons, Jarley's Wax Works, Wig-. Boards and
MontIaches at reduced prices Costumes Scenery,
Ssnsraues; New catalogues sent free containing
MI description and prices SAMUEL FRyScu
SON, - Il. nth Street, New York.