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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-15
MOLLER'S CODLIVER OIL. sold by
BARCLAY BROTHERS.
A POSITIVE CURE

A POSITIVE CURE
Without meds lines. ALLAS's SOLUBLE MIDI.
lated BOl CHS. Patented October N ly,G
one box. - "
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NOV VIII cure the most obstinate case no MISTER
Of how long stindng
No nauseous dOsea u cubebs, eopsiba or OH Of
NndAlSOod, that are certain ~ produce dyrpcnstl
~ destroying the coatngs Of the stomach. No
tyringes or aslrinecnt Injections ~ produce other
serious coil plicatiOns.
Price q 81 SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS, or
mailed - receipt OF price.
Forfg her part lrulars send Tor circular.
L. o, n lS2S. c. ALLAN CO. y John Street
New York.
We oGer s5Oo reward for any cn they viii 10,
cure
Quick, safe and sure cure.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-15

WANTEDl-An Intelligent Young man in
permanent local agency for the rale of our tens,
Colecs. etc in Iackages 10 consumers. This agcn,
cy requires no peddlng aud buta moderate amount
Of soliciting, and If properly managed viii pay
from $500 to Sl,00O per ear. Particulars free
PEOPLES TEA co, ?. o. Box CO.'S, ST. Louls. No.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-02-26

clay pipe, and filed il from a blue pa
per of tobacco, began to smoke with {
keen relish.
"Dinnert dirner % he exclaimed a,
length. "rhank you, mother, I'm a;
hungry as bear. Goldfish and potatoes,
Julia. Notvery tempting, love, but what
Of that 2 Our aliment is love-"
ayes, and seein' as how you We brought
me home dartcr," said the old woman,
"I've gone and bought whole pint OF
Albany all and three cream cakes from
the candy shop next block"
Poor Julia pleaded indisposition, and
did not eat mouthful. Before Belmont,
however, the Goldfish and potatoes, ale
and cream cakes disappeared with very
unromantic and unlover-like celebrity.
At the close of the meal laundering
double knock preceded the enterance OF
beer brewer man in green waistcoat.
"Now, Misther Belmont" asked the
stranger, care you ready to 60 to worruk
Be the powers if | don't see ye, to-mor.
row, saited on the bench, I'll discharge
ye without carakter or recommend,
and then yell starve"
"Who is that man-that loafer, "
gasped Julia, when the visitor had gone.
"My employer-a tailor--and I'm a
journeyman tailor and a bushclman," "
said Belmont.
"well, Julia, how do you like love in
in cottage ?" asked Belmont, entering
the lady's room.
"Not so well, sir, as you seem to do
borrowed plumage."
every well, you shall endure it no
longer. My carriage awaits your orders
at the door,"
"Your carriage, indeed And your
mothcr1"
al have no mother, alasi The old
woman down stairs is servant in the
family. II is melancholy fact that I
am rich, worth q million OF dollars"
"Then you have been deceiving me,
Frank. How wicked I"
But she endured a fortune, after all,
and presided with grace at the elegant
festivities Of Belmont Hall, her hus-
bands seat on the Hudson, nor did she
ever open her lips again about "Love
in 4 Cottage"
The Baltimore County union., 1881-02-26
pIpHTHERIA AND SCARLET FEVER.

As these two diseases are at present
prevailing TO such an alarming extent in
nearly all parts Of the State we publish,
for the benefit Of our readers, the fol-
lowing extract from a circular ISSUED
by DR.. James Crane, OF the Brooklyn
Health Department. A careful perusal
Of il and strict application Of the sug.
gestions contained in it may be the
means Of saving the lives Of many near
and dear friends:
Diphtheria and scarlet fever are highly
contagious diseases, attacking persons
Of all ages. They may be contracted
from persons that are already affected,
from the clothes they have worn and
from everything which has been in the
room with them. Even the walls Of the
room mfy infect persons coming into it
after the patient has recovered, unless
the poison is destroyed. In order to
prevent their spread in family or house
where they exist and to promote the re-
covery Of the persons attacked, the fol-
lowing simple measures should be con-
scientiously and rigidly carried out,
thereby preventing much suffering and
saving of human life: An upper, sunny
room, provided il possible with an open
fireplace, and with no other children on
the same floor, should be arranged for
the patient by removing everything from
it which can possibly be spared, such as
books, clothing and window-curtains,
remembering that when once the patient
has entered the room nothing can with
safety be removed until disinfected or
fumigated. One or two adults should
take the entire charge Of the patient,
under no circumstances coming in con-
tact with other persons, more especially
children. Open windows and fireplace
in them day and night, avoiding draughts
and chilly air, protect the sick and those
who nurse them. Nothing should be
removed from the room when the patient
has once entered il until il has been
thoroughly disinfected or fumigated.
Procure from drug store one pound
Of sulphate Of zinc; the price should not
exceed thirty cents. Put into an ordi-
nary water pail eight tablespoonfuls OF
sulphate Of zinc and four Of common
salt, and to this add one gallon of boil.
ing water. The disinfecting solution Is
to be kept in the foom, and into il should
be placed and kept for one hour every
article Of soiled,clothing, bedding, hand
keichiefs, &c. When they are removed
from this they should be put into boil
ing water before being washed. The
dishes and spoons used by the patient
should be put into boiling water before
they are permitted to leave the room.
Remember that every article which is in
the room can convey the disease and
that nothing should 60 from it until the
poison which it might carry is destroyed.
See that the whole house from cellar
to attic is clean. Keep the cellar dry,
well ventilated and we'll whitewashed, ,
never allow even for day, garbage or
other filth to be kept in it. Open the
windows Of sleeping roomsevery day for
as long time as possible, fresh air be-
ing an excellent disinfectant.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-02-26

s@-A warning to brides was given at
arecent Chicago wedding, at which there
were six ushers, eight bridesmaids and
best man. The wedding party got
safely into the church, but the struggle
Of the bridesmaids for the odd man COM
ing out was sight to behold.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-02-26

s0-A Jerseyman who attended pray
er-meeting with his daughter felt COM
PEELED to rise up and remark al want
to be good and 60 to heaven, but if
those fellers don't stop winking at Mary
there will be.a good deal Of prancing
around here the first thing they know"
The Baltimore County union., 1881-02-26

b0-It takes country schoolmaster
for shrewdness. When the weather Is
cold aud the schoolhouse Is imperfectly
heated, he puts the head Of the class
nearest the stove, and then all the
scholars work like blazes to rank high
in their studies.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-02-26

b6-After an enthusiastic lover spends
two hours hard labor over a let
ter to his girl, and then mars its beauty
byspilling drop Of ink on il, he first
swears In a scientific manner for few
minutes, and then draws circle round
the blot and tells her il is a kiss, and
she, poor thing, believes It.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-02-26

DO-A meddelsome old woman was
sneering at ayoung mothers awkward
ness with her infant, and said: al de-
clare, woman never ought to have
baby unless she knows how to hold IT,
''Nor tongue, either" was the quiet
rejoinder.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-02-26

D@-"Any man." says an eminent
writer and observer, "can marry any
woman" That is just what delegate
Cannon thinks. But he thinks, also,
that "any" issynonomous with "every."
The Baltimore County union., 1881-02-26

U 80. !. 9sel 2 Esssse 1rekers,
Heusss, oround Keats, Farms, Country sssss.
&s., neaght, Sold aud 3 Exehangsd. Money Loaasi
On Metfsxe u sums 70 suit. Ground Leased,
Houses ksstsd, csIIsctisus Msds, &c. An busi.
ness connected with Real Estate win be promptly
aitsndsd 10. .fAprii u. .'sh.--Ir.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-02-26

s@-If you can say nothing good Of
any one say nothingat all, for in friend
ship rs in love We are often happier in
our knowledge. '
The Baltimore County union., 1881-02-26
MONDAY, FEBRUARY z, 1881
fHIt q -sHl itsa sa.li
Neal, ArmstrongsCo.
Leaders ofLow Prices, "a.
Baltimore and Holiday Streets,
BALTIMORE. md.

In addition 10 the immense Offering Of last week
we have thrown upon our counters the following
cheap goods u now such that the simple announce
ment OF a bargain brings buyers IN crowds 10 our
store, we advise those In want Of goods 70 call
early In tho week. before the lots arc all cIosed
out, as ne shall have no duplicates. This Offering
the late firni Of GEORGE II. G. NEAL q SON,
together with ssme bargains recently added.
10000 yards Beet American yard wide Lawns, 5
cite. per yard--short lengths. "a
10000 yards Best Quality Drcss calicoes, 5 cts.
5000 yards more of thosc elegant Uinshams, ets.
tifal designs Of all the NEW GINGTIAMs and
ZANZIBAR STRIPES.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-02-26

p9rKisssing Is something like seven
up. If he pegs and she thinks she can
make point In the game, she will give
him one.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-02-26

sSrA man with a scolding wife being
asked what his occupation was, replied
that he kept hot house.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-02-26

A~L0ANS TfATEn.nn
NO. sESDLEx sow, r0ws0xrOWN.
eH-fps sonvsyHnoss for those desiring 70 leok
apfspsrty- tJsn. z,'siy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-21
DANVILLE.

A UOgsgwHIPPIyG AFFAIR AT RINGG0LD- IN
TERNAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ITEMS.
fCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatcb.I
APRIL 20, 1881.
Parties from Ringgold. In this county. say
that on Saturday last a man named Gbofson.
supported by man named Rives, went
over upon the premises OF Mr. George
Whit. CLARK, Of that neIchborbo0d, where
he was at work ia the field, and gave him
heating with borsewhip. Besides the
blows ipficiei upon Cl1rks body, cuts
were given him about the face which were
very painful and greatly disignIed II. The
cause OF the trouble was that report had
col out that Clark had accused GbOlson OF
taking his saddle. blanket. They had gone
to church together some days before that on
horseback, aDd bad tied their horses near
each other, and q short time Afterwards
Clark found that GholsoD's horse was gone
and his own saddle blanket missing.
About this Clark made some remark,
but am told that he had no idea
of making serioDs charge against
Gbolson. Gholson and Riyes are merchants,
and have stand between Ringgold and Mill
ton. Clark is quiet young man, ana Is me
son OF Captain William T.. Clark, highly
esteemed citizen OF this county. The ln-
digpation at Ringgold at the treatment
Clark had received was so great that num-
Der Of young men had formed plan to go
down and whip out Gh0lsoD and Rlyts; Out
some Of the older citizens heard OF 1t and
nut stop to it, and have advised legal pro-
cesses, am informed, with special en-
phasis, that while the men had Clark COM
Dletely at their mercy, q negro man who
was at work with him in the field stood by,
saw The whole transaction, and offered him
no assistance.
The internal revenue for last week
amounted TO S14,T75 10.
The Virginia Annual Conference OF the
African Methodist Episcopal Church adj
iOurns tonight.
There were no accidents amongst any OF
the holiday parties except that little wo-
man in one of the fishing parties fell into
the river and got good docking.
Rev. p. II. Fontaine, OF Reid>yile, y. c.,
has resigned the pastorate OF Rngeold BIp
tist church, in this county.
Mount HCrmon Baptist church, in this
county, has sold the old church building,
and are now preparing 10 erect new one.
wrote the Dispatch some months ago
that the Presbytorans would finish some
time this summer their church cdlhce.
Steps have been taken TO do this. a build
ing committee has been appointed, and the
larger part Of the ,sary funds has been
promised. ALPHA.
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OstraciSm.

1t Is decidedly refreshing to hear Don
CAMERON prating in the United States Sem
ate about what he calls ostracism in Vir-
ginia. II anybody desires to know what
ostracism I" means. let him ask the Repub.
deans in Pennsylvania who refuse to bow
che knee to old SIMON CAMERON, the Winnie
bago chief, and his son. Let him ask any
Pennsylvania Republican who was dele.
gate to the Chicago Convention last year
and refused to vote for GRANT. Let him
ask any Pennsylvania Republican who de-
clined 10 support DoN CAMERON for United
States senator when old SIMON retired from
she Senate and ordered his son DoN TO be
elected in his stead. Let him ask the Re-
puolicans who at the last municipal elections
ia Philadelphia united with the Democrats
20 turn ont Of Office the most corrupt ring
that ever cursed city--a ring OF CAMERON
zASs. 0stracsm Is fine word in CAME
MONS mouth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-21

Ana now we have the remarkable story
thas Mr.. CoxxrrSc IL In sympathy WIN the
.uersirh,ou, Republicans Of Virginia ratner
sh.n with the Mahoneites. We don't ered''
sk< story for one momeut. DIR. CoSkLiNo
go one Of the 300 stalwaris who voted ior
e,oaesaI GRANT on the last ballot had 10 tue
<,aicsgo Convention Of 1850, sud is no less
= sfs,waft and Granite now than be was
<k<a. Bcs belongs to the OLD oua'o'
Aircaty his far.rcschipg ambition mas
rax,xed him 10 select his favorite for tue sue
!. ression In 1884. At least such Is the STATE
s nnrat which we find in telegram IN tue
~ sre,;ng REGISTER OF Tuesday last. IL Is
chat the s,aIwarts have a mslef''y ..
NJ. GARrlELD's Cabinet, and tnat one VI
eAese constitutional advisers Is "n''eo WIZ
sAe idea OF the presidential succession
TbIs would he successor to Mr.. 1hRfihip'
whs desires to be his own successors Is ~
s,ther than ROBERT LINCOLN.
Nov, supposing this statement 10 oe "ue,
chat class OF voters does Mr.CoNKLiNde xpec'
focapture by nominating son OF ABRAHAM
LINCOLN for Presidentf goes without say
iur that the New York Senator hopes thus to
consolidate the votes OF the negroes OF the
Routh 10 favor OF his candidate. The failure
of the stalwart movement OF 1880 has con-
WINGED Mr. CoNKLIN0 that General GRANT is
not an available candidate so long as Tue
traditions OF the republic in regard to athiro
FERN have a controlling influence over so
many Republicans. General GRANT, there
fore. must be dropped, and another candl'
.xtsfe be found who is strong with the Senti'
spentsIists Of the Old Abolition iaciion'
vho still exercise powerful Influence Win
in the Republican party. MIR. LINCOLN Is
evidently the man best qualified to play the
rsk which General GRANT played so success
fulIy for eight years namely, to be nomi'
aaiIy President OF the United States, wnus'
CoxxLrSG, LOGAN, and CAMERON apportion
the Offices among their benchmen.
N MFR. CONKLING hopes TO secure the VIZ
xinia delegates to the next National Repub'
itcan Convention, be Will hardly antagonize
General MALONE, who will, we doubt not
be before 1884, II he is not now, The mos'
influential man In Virginia With Inc ne
groes. Indeed, 1t must surprise the straight
out Republicans themselves 10 see how the
negroes are iocking to the standards Of
their new MOSES.
We take 1t that the report OF which We
are speaking was circulated as a means o'
put,ing the Democrats Of the United States
Senate off their guard. Their votes are de-
sired by Mr.. CoSKLING, who wishes them ia
aid him in defeating the confirmation OF the
nomination OF Judge ROBERTSON for collec
tor OF the port Of New York city. But, as
we have heretofore said, the Democrats Of
that body ought to vote in each case ac
cording to their sense Of duty. We hold
that Judge ROBERTSON ought TO be con
6fmed aud w. 4. CHANDLER defeated
though both are BLAINE men. So skllfuly
however, have the Democratic senators
waged their warfare against C0NKLING's
coalition that we are not afraid 10 trus
them to continue il to successful tcrmina
tffau
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AMHERST.

wIyTERIsH sPRING-sNOw on THE BLUE
RIpGE-A CUTTING CAsE-POLITICAL-
QUEER CASE.
Correspondence or the Richmond Dispatch.l
AMHERST COURTHOUSE, April 10, 1881.
The weather Is quite cool this morning,
aud there is little to remind US that 1t Is the
10Th of April except occasional April
showers from dark clouds which indicated
a heavier rainfall early this morning.
Vegetation is unusually backward, and the
remarkably long winter is the subject Of
general comment. Tie Blue Ridge was
capped with snow last Saturday, and the
breezes therefrom were quite cutting. The
wheat crop is thought TO be almost failure
in this proyerbialy good heat.growng
section. Fears are entertained among the
farmers that the grass crop will be short
because q wet April Is essential for its
growth, aud instead OF this we have had 4
considerable April drought.
The attendance at County Court was
larger than usual yesterday. The trial OF
Stinnett for the cutting OF Henson was de-
ferred until next court. This difficulty oc-
Cured In the northern portion OF the county
several weeks ago. Henson's wounds were
serious and at first were thought likely to
prove fatal; but though his condition Is still
precarious, 1t Is believed now he will re-
cover.
The court adjourned about II O'Clock, and
q political meeting was held 10 the court
room for the object Of re0rganizing and dis
cussing questions relating to the coming
elections.
The Circuit Court began last Tuesday and
adjourned on Saturday. The ease which
excited most interest In aud around the Wit
lage was suit for damages brought against
one OF our merchants. Some weeks ago
gentleman from the country called and pur.
chased a bill Of goods, had them wrapped
and packed, and then declined to take them
Mr.. L., the merchant, said he should no
leave the store until he did. and locked th
door. Mcdaniel, who was thus so uneX
pectedly imprisoned, sent out for q justice
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Mr.. WINDOWS Usurpation,

1t looks as II somebody had just been
awakened from sleep to read at this late
day, as we do in the Washington CORE
spondence OF the Baltimore Sun Of yester-
day, the following:
Notwithstanding the Attorney. General
has decided that the plan OF the Secretary OF
the Treasury to continue the United States
f5's Of 1881 at an interest OF 81 per cent. after
July next Is legal, opinions to the contrary
are freely expressed. Included among those
who think the Secretary has no such power
IL an x.Secretary OF the Treasury. and also
several OF the larger holders OF The per
cent. bonds. They declare that II the Sec
Rotary has not the means or the inclination
TO pay of the SIS as they become due, he has
no power TO reduce the interest, which
should continue as fixed by law. A large
holder Of Government bonds says the pro-
posed action OF the Secretary Is no less than
Reputation; and Others say il be has the
power to reduce the Interest on the bonds,
be has the power TO increase 1t. The whole
matter will no doubt be very freely discussed
when Congress meets"
As we have heretofore discussed pretty
fully the questions involved, We shall not
say much more just now. 1t must be evil
dent to everybody that the following propo-
Sition Is sound ia law and Ia morals. We
have stated il once before
Either Mr.. WINDOW has the money with
which 10 pay the bonds or he has it not. IL
he has it, II is his duty, under the law OF the
United States, and in conformity TO the law
fol contract with the bondhoders, to pay
those bonds of. II be has not the money
with which to pay of the bonds, he is by
false pretences uniawfully bulldozlng the
bondbolders into compliance with hi:
wishes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-21

| rnx ysrERsBCnu RAILROAD; P0sTPoNsAsSI
on Tus sALE-sTkAGnr0rr REPUBLitAA
gNExTs--HUsTfN0s COURT Tire
LICENSE TAX SUCCESSFUL RLvIyALs. 40. .
fcorre<poudeuce of the kichmord Dtspatch.I
APRIL 20, 1881.
Tn accordance with an order granted by
Judge Hughes Yesterday, United states
Marshal G.. p. RlmsdelI, at the hour op-
pointed this afternoon, made proclamation
that the sale OF the Peter sburg railroad
is franchises and property been post
poned until the 10th day OF May. TDe Mas
Ter. NJ. +. Peasants, Is Instructed to report
on or before the 9th day OF May whether
the exhibit msde 10 the Court contains a
correct statement OF the matured priDci-
pal OF the tirst-mortgage bonds OF Inc
company, and OF the coupons when
have matured upon the same, and the inter-
est upop said coupons, calculating the same
ND 10 the lst day OF May. The order OF the
Court also direc's the receiver, Captain X.
q, Pegram, TO settle an account OF MS re-
ceipis and disbursements up TO The lst
proximo, so that the same can be audited
and passed upon by the master on or before
the 10th Of May. The day TO which the
sale Is adjourned Is few days subsequent
TO the day fixed for the general meeting OF
the stockholders OF the road called to be
held in this city. The rumor Is that efforts
will be made to mature plans to have the
road placed i'm the hands OF the stockhold'
ers. The marshal's proclamation was made
10 an audience Of about one dozen persons,
the majority OF whom were colored.
} The circular-Ietter issued by the Republl-
cans OF Richmond and vicinity suggesting
that signatures be procured to a paper de.
claring opposition to reputation In any
form has, IL is stated, been circulated among
and received the signatures OF number OF
the tax.payng and property.holding Repu6-
licans in this city, and efforts will be MADE
to largely increase the list OF signers.
The quarterly term OF the Hastings Court
of this city commences tomorrow. There
are only five felony cases on the Common
wealtb's docket, while The civil docket IS
about as full as usual. This is the term OF
the court at which permission TO Sell liquor
Is granted, and the session will probably be
continued until the lst OF May.
There Is complaint against the Councll on
the part Of certain classes OF our business
men because OF the increase made IN tneir
licepse.tax over what has been required
heretofore, and it is probable an effort VIII
be made to have the increase stricken OH.
The efforts Of the Methodists towards
erecting parsonage In thi, city for the pre-
siding elder OF the district promise sue
cess. The Sunday-scbool children are at
work in the matter, and their reports are
very encouraging.
The meetings at the First Baptist church
have so far resulted in twenty-five profess
sons Of conversion; and about the same
number OF converts are reported at Bland
ford Methodist Episcopal church.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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TIE COURTESY OF THE SgNATE.-The tone
1of Mr.. GoRHAN's paper has improved de-
eidedly, we think, since the Democrats
threatened TO demand, in the name OF "the
courtesy Of the Senate" that he be dropped
~ candidate for the Office Of secretary Of
taaf body. We can't help liking GoRHAN's
tmpudence. Indeed, we copcede that he
hss shown always, 80 far as we have known
IN career quite commendable spirit Of
Independence; but we nevertheless think
that he has had 10 yield to that awful plea,
q the courtesy Of the Senate"