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OFF WITH HIS HEAD.
Assistant Treasurer Gilbert Makes
Room for Gen. Bever.
idge.
Mutual Surprise Of tic Two Gentlemen
--StorIcs NJ 10 The Why md
Wherefore.

At teast two Calenso pcnple wcro surprisod
ycs'ctl"y. and shay ~era ns,oni.I,ui for very
oihfo.Is reasons. lnesc t"' 1'csp'o ~cro asS'st.
mt. .u"!sed.s .statca. Treasurer Frank Hilbert and
.ao t,rsa'a elt3"n ana .oe '''lsia' hn,i ehansed
o ot e a, auJ ps%s,ro %s to- Iho oep S Eo
Ind expressed hls cunIldcf.co nr bciuv rontIu-
,,c.l IN hIs oll'se-hls TORN expiring to.'ay-thero
he'f4 10 known candidate oppostlS MIN. IN
tho otlor han', Gov Ilcsrrl'!ga ssantn tho nIEcc
ua.,,, ,n.tSr.,n, ,,',,""..,,r ,,.os,,,, srsn,,r
.,',"t,, .nu, -. r, s,sa r,e,"a,.o,< ,,a.. ~
t!u"s's er1lt III hm'''g h'ner nominations" 'h"t u!
John Il. uo'erlda" to 10 Assistant treasurer NJ
ca'en3o 80 ,,.. iar ~ knnw'! no l'4ht Una neos'
t,lGt1n OIL Mr. Usurt. nild this tnosp vns gent
inu surrrso tn ull tho sIatesnakcrs, t,4r It bnh
.,,u,h.n. ,.n. .,,s'. ~ ~,..,'.,,,,.,rtn ~.
i'',''a,s t,'.'',, WIZ sule ~ .t.po'n.c'. "s
lsnverxe received tho '.e*s through the me-
wn. In mror"' %n ~ . .. ~ art ~, % a,,n. ~ ,oe', ',,,,
en,,pl rro,nutucss ' t,w. neyern: w I Inserted - tn
is :sers M t t o !s'' =" '', ho Sas T. training
ihaenno'ls bat hurried statements as to
,!!c,. tt's kSn"I.EnnE ny. nF TILE rllGSbEh'soHr,
Tie OH yI.!t,yl tho nor. and c,r.snucd rfm,,.
r,ccs ami yr",,,,.,,,,s ,stt,,in N, or .,,trr
I'M na,o as ha o,, so", ,', '' ,ha ". .,n.,e ,
fortunate nIIlccr, nud s,a current VI friends
bcsieGel thu Suh-1'rrnsitry. Sir. t:Iltert felt
yer, hui! anu Mr.. i'uvcr!!ze very RtasI. which
vtc,ya MN, thc ,wa ocnslc,nnn
~, 's''a.'. "sn .Mo 49, s.'u'eh. ,.
no. ony %nnw 8'u. us Int a,s
nnu9 ,opp!c ut large, fur, fur some relst,t 1t
ycc1nsl IL Ic II c.,,,p .l'Gtut iulcatys IN so.u,,
, 1881-10-28
FOkElGN.
arrival in Vienna OF the
King and Queen OF
Italy.
rronz Josef and Umberto Met
and Kipsed on Each
Check.
c,cat Excitement Attending the
National Election III
Germany.
cir Irish Arrests Made Yes
terday, Including Several
Noted Characters.
The Tenants in GALWAY Jail Have
Struck Against Paying
ANY Rent.
Gladstone Agnin Makes the Mis-
tnke Of Personally De-
nounc1ng I'nrncll.
The Appeal Of the League Newspaper
for Plenty Of American
Contributions.
n,afue's Manlfcsto 10 Europe Regarding
the lsttlmus Canal still Worry.
Ing jain Bull.
Ayopb Khau to Be Imprisoned by tile Per-
siau Mona1ch-gambetta's Visit
to Germany.
rbe Appeal Of the League Newspaper
for Plenty Of American
Contributions.
n,atus's Manifesto 10 Europe Regarding
the lsttlmus Canal Still N0rry-
Ing john Bull.
Ayopb Khan to Be Imprisoned by tie Per-
siau Mona1ch-gambetsa's Visit
to Germany.

. ~. ~: "..' ~ ~ 't,n.. i,,,,,,or, hos
LoSi''S' ~. .,,",, f.a,.,,, =, I'o,,to,,o NJ,
etosse' t"', :, n.s.a'"' '''"''e' Nv
hls WY ~ ~, i.''' ~ r..r 1,,,,,,or+ ,voe MI.
'i'Hn"' ','',,.. s,s,,,,.,, ~ ,siti,nh
ENTHUSIASTICALLY '...''.. ..', ,,.,s,,:.,, Nv '
.,,,,a. t' ~ % ,,,o 11;,,, ou,t t,uo.r of
!oF tns leeep'to'A -. - t,,,Iou.a. tr,'. T,",nrn,
4tai} to's H. ~. ,,,,h",',,, ,,,,; .o,,,.a 1-lu.,
ala G'o"h ii'.. t,'.. % Wnm,,,,., vi" ~ ~, ,oI''
h'luaelt "' ~, us"so ',..,t, s.n,,., ,ra1u,,t,,
way s'"l''' .,.n " r.",r,, 1,,f,,ooss s,n,,,n,,,,
lae 1Hlpsss, st4o tm'a,n " a,',, ,no n,nn n,is
ule ats',"snss' ,', n,.",t +,a n,r,.ai ~ ti,
wig " l'",.' ~, t,,u w.. "" III '' H.. =. l,,u,ns
guests ~ ,,,o @ .',, !."'.h. ~" rl",,,,a ,rI,ar.
, 1881-10-28
FI1ANCE.

TU{N.
TA1us, Oct. 1I.-The weekly statement OF
tho Rank Ut France SHOWS III, Increase of
E,4oo, ,UoO fral,cs IL. gold, ..n.t Il .lecrcuse Of
9,O7i 600 frnllcs In silver
AlCt SUI.ntEfe7
from North Africn crowd tho sfarsei'lcs mil
itary hospital. The Ayignan Hospital is pre-
parlng. ....... .:.-.....
STRENUOUS EXPORTS
nrc making at Paris to prepare for tho co'll-
!ng settlement. Tte Hunlsu authorities llnvo
0rtlered tho houses 0ygr wAfel. they lure
control to pny IN for security 1000D0 francs
car!l, which will form fund Ut 5000, 900
frAlIes.
HAMittsTTA
is II candidate fur The temporary Presidency
of tho Chamber Of Deputies.
, 1881-10-28

4 uusa Ut heartless cruelty to burglars s,u-
CURED IN MntI!son no other Night: MrE l.,.'';
fn.ltIIlI I'LL saGG..luor stumbling Opeu. with Suyen
huua drilled IN tlIu door. Upon cxa,llnntlnn the
rdptstenls werc fund tu o intuGt, tlt 0lle ut tue
il vviits hAyInv beuu taken. ttr. Laurence thou
remembered that by l'tl loft tho Anoruf tv safu
u.l!.cktsl thu l!EKht hc1urr and utter tho burg.
tlat II ,sa4 unlocked. II IL u sui commentary.
, 1881-10-28

NINETEEN or THEN i1E:SCuED,
I.oSnoS, tct, 31.-One Of the six missing
bonts of tic Dutch steamer konlg der Neter-
lntt!pll. fu,,n.lcrgu oil tho v0yago frull
isutnyfn to Amsterdam, was plekcd up IN Tie
I11fliun 0cenr Alla tAkelt to Altll. It COLI
tatngtl lltlluteen PERSONS.
, 1881-10-28
THE x'oll.css Man tm aso.tou.

, Thu p0lte1t III IN tn llos1un hla M'en 1lsca,s-
prrtl. lilo WIS hurryliuk atonE u struet tho Othpr
nlHht; when lllnlhes nHtl, Alao In tiolunt hAstu.
rl,shtsl out vt MI hlley' way. aud the tw1 tnur.l
with xrUAt farce. Thu seCalltl nlat lopket! mud,
whil9 Tho polite man, iakIux uI bis but, sall:
MY 1rur sir, | don't know which Ut liz IL III
hIa,lLe for this v0ent encounter, hut ntn III TOO
KrC4t hurry fO lnvcstfXule. II run tltu sou,
, 1881-10-28
i IRraItctslnn Fntnljy IsljttFcls


Auun!tA, ILL.,, Oct, :7.-Lon litchar1s, ngGl af.
n brakeman IN The chcnEo& Iowa flnf1rnad, fe!!
l,etwern two freight curs this ,nnsntng near
Shahbunn. tho wi,cels passing uycr h!s left lcg.
Iio yns Immediately tuMnvcd IL Aur!tR, but
lived unly n fGw 1ntirs HtlllE hit ttw EAr
iutlgs!ls from thu ntxinc. tho smoke 81! uatiietl
his eyes TINT ha deliberately stepped tutwccn
tito ours.
, 1881-10-28

II yuu tud yt,.,rself getting bilious. 4ead
heavy. tun,th fs,l,, syua Yellow, kl.lneys dtaor-
'ure, symptoms " ptiss tuE.us49!sns ,9s S.q: taKo
l,rv's Err0t ussIstutlt. UHo Il ~ Ill advance
Euurti-s!tln't wait to get down sick. eee larKe
advertisement.
, 1881-10-28

StI1CtDE,
SUILIUE,
Hnftiak ui{pafeh to I11e EhtfadQ IfibuAA

Hpetiak UIpatch to 1hs Chtta1o 1fthuHs-
Quincy. ILL.,, Ucl. 21.-Wll!lutn. rarstn.
wealthy farmer living near Liberty. this rnl,rty,
committed suicide by hAngnK himself IT, d
stable yesterday. wirru ho wns. .f0unu tUtshy. M
cause il AASIEttpu.
, 1881-10-28

hn,ttls which have changed hands tin mast
tllrta days Is esliuat"l Mt E10.OWtENl 0Hr
f'rnI a'o'le disposed Ut ln,tls representing
Ei,W0.Mth
ttUWEN
tl,s tss,ic,l circular inviting shareholders
prpXlps III view OF his eafn[It'atutr for the
Presidency tf tic 1lc,ttl[ng t!a1irUad.
, 1881-10-28
tTIINIE.


ntiNFUItCEstl:STs.
PARIS, Oct. 27.-EiRlltcen hundred moro
Fru,!cll troops llayo arrived ut tr,'nis.
4 IiEi.1NnitAP!l STATION
will bu established OIL Yagllollp lli't, Thus
permitting communication with Tunis. Kuir-
wan, nult SNSn,
, 1881-10-28

ALBANIA.


LONDON, Oct. 37.-TlIo agitation Inns re-
commenced IN Albania. Anarchy prevails
in rr1srelul. Durytsul. l'asl,a IL hiackalMl
By 1nnlli,tninaefH In fUrt III tue 1nltlst Ut tho
Luna Mountains,
, 1881-10-28

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. :1.-Tlo stcn,nnr 1'rltish
Quucn, arrived tolny. lost llcr t2narteraasser
uyerbonrtl III tho terrible ga1es. Several of the
crow were injured. 'fllo tlrrs weru put out by
heavy sens, aud the bouts' wflocl.huuse, brldEe,
sirulllutltB washed AWny.
, 1881-10-28
u 1tREY A .

AYopl} KAHN 70 HI ISlrlttR0NEN,
LoNnuS, Oct. :s7.-The l'e,s!nn tinvor's-
luert Intel,tls to conillIu Ayoob Khan, prob
Abty ut TuIHrnli,
, 1881-10-28
THE UNIVERSAL LIFE.

ALBANY, N. y, Oct. T.-TAa Universal Life.
Insti.sat,ee Company ~ enjoincl from lFansaet-
lug business pending the disposition Of the tno.
aOn fur RcceIYer.
, 1881-10-28

SpfffdI UIJr0ltt q TT: GHatd0J 2T1GFN1
CL1HTt,S, ILL.,, Oct. .7.-.lnMcs Cunningham, Of
WAy,,tsyllIe II wealthy farn.cr, nHcd 10 yenrs,
rcl frt,t,l III pple trcu uild ltnko ills back, trum
the etrects Ut which liz died last night.
, 1881-10-28

st. UorllA1ln TUNNEL
I,0ypoN, Oct, :7.-:l'ho 1t. uolllartl tunnel
will be open for tratt!e ian, ].
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-18
The Evils Of Early Rising.

John Quincy Adams and Josiah
Quincy Adams, ST., were enthusiastic
advocates of early rising. They prac-
ticed it in boyhood aud attributed it to
their vigor in old age. Judge Story,
who was an intimate friend, loved dear
ly q good morning nap, and their OPP
posite opinions often gave rise to sharp
and witty discussions. ORone occa-
sion. when the two eminent men had
dined with the Judge, he invited them
TO accompany him to the law school in
Cambridge, where he was to deliver a
lecture. He invited the ex-president
to talk to the students, and Mr.. Adams
made interesting practical remarks,
touching, among other things, on his
favorite topic of early rising. The
Judge went on with his lecture. The
afternoon was hot and the lecture room
close, and toward the close of the lee
ture he noticed that the class were
nodding and smiling to each other.
Looking first on his right hand and
then on his left he discovered the Sc
cret of their merriment, for both of the
distinguished visitors were asleep and
nodding. He could not resist the tempt
alton to add postscript to his lecture.
Young gentlemen, | Gail your atten-
ton to the visible proofs OF the evils of
early rising" The loud laugh that
followed awoke the gentlemen, but
they did not understand the joke that
caused it.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-18
Natures Triumph.
FRAzIER's ROOT BITTERs.


If you are weak, or languid, use Frazier's
Bitteis.
If your flesh is labby and your COM
plexion sallow, use Frazier's Bltters.
If you live in maiarial district, use
Frazicr's Bitters.
If worn down with the care of children,
use Frazier's Bitters.
If you have got the blues, use Frazier's
Bitters.
If you have kept late hours and lived
contrary to the laws of health, use Frazier
Root Bit,ers.
If you need toning up, take Frazicr's
Root Bitters.
If you have abused instead OF used ma.
lures gifts, use Frazier's Bitters.
If you feel old before your time, use
Frazier's Bitters.
If life has become a burden and you have
gloomy forebodings use Frazier's Bisters.
Ifyour hands tremble and youi eyes have
grown dim, Fraziers Root b,tters will
make you feel young again. Sold by all
druggists everywhere at the low price 81 90
per bottle FRANK s. HENRY & Co..
Sole Props, Cleveland, ..
For sale by GEO. E. O'HARA, Druggist
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-18

Experimenting on the depth at which
wheat should be covered. the following
results were obtained. Of fifty grains
deposited at the depth Of eight inches
only two came up, and these formed no
heads; at seven inches one-f0urtb came
up, but formed no heads. Ten of the
fifty came up when covered five inches
deep. but had defective heads. AT four
inches covering there were few per-
feet heads, but most were defective.
OF those covered three inches all came
up; but the best yield was from those
covered only two inches deep. The
condition of the soil as to moisture is
not stated, nor the state Of the season,
but we should infer il was moist, or
those planted three inches would have
been better than those at two. The
same experimenter says he prefers to
cover his wheat one inch and never
more than two.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-18
Charlotte Oushman's Advice.

Charlotte Cushman discouraged wom-
an as far as she could from adopting
the stage as profession. She was ac-
customed to say that for the candidate
who has beauty there is moral ruin as
q reward, and when her personal at
fractions are poor then her course is
one long, disheartening struggle, end
ing generally in failure. She attributed
her success to her wonderful physical
health. Yer mind was masculine and
her physique was one rarely "iven to
women. One day when friend was
admiring her jewels, which were valu-
BILE and beautiful, though not numer-
GUS, she said ii had no beauty to
bring these gifts to me from others l
bought them myself" The grim
humor, not merely of tone, but of ex-
preston, perceptible as she spoke,
while holding the jewels up to the light,
can be understood by the few who
knew her we'll
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-18

THE POWERoF ARREsTING DISEASES dis
i played by this preparation lie honorably ac-
kuowlcdged by the medical faculty in every sec
ton where It has been introduced; and the large
sale is its best guarantee of the stimation In which
II ie held by the public. For the effect produced by
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-18
A Sick Member.

It being reported to Bro. Gardner, by
Trustee Pullback, Chairman of the
Committee on Local Cramps and Pains.
that Moscow Smith had been lying i'll
at his residence for the last four days
desired the treasurer to forward him
financial aid and relief He had not
seen the patient, but made the report
on the authority Of the members wife.
I'm order to relieve any terrible an
xiety dat may possess de sxty-four
busums befo' me will 'splain dis case
of Brudder Smiths" said the Presi-
dent. "He got leetle windfall from
Canada de odder day--about 1926 in
cash--an' de fust move he made was
TO invest sheer of it in cokernuts,
peanuts, ice cream. watermellyons,
popcorn balls, tatfy an lemons. DE
family den sot down to feast, an gorge
an stuff an fill up. When met Mos
COW de odder day he had banana in
one han, a piece of mellyon in do Cd
der, wild lot of raisins In his hind
pocket an his jaws war workin' $50
strokes to de mint. He won't git no
relief from this club. If any OF you
happen aroun' dat way you might rec
ommend mustard plaster wild stick in
it, but doan' go outer your way. A
man who has swallered seven single
nails an brass ring on bet of ten
cents can't be kept in bed with any
thin less n smallpox"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-18
II Was the Holiness.

Patrick Quincy was steaming hot rs
he stood before the bar, although he
had been in the cooler all night.
"Riotous conduct" his Honor observ-
cd as he glanced at the warrant.
~ deny IL sine die" protested Pat.
rick. "They had no more right to lue
me down here than would have TO die
up Washington's bones and sell and
peddle 'em off for five cents apiece"
"Do you wish to explain"
81 calculate DO! You know how
hot it was Friday nightp"
Friday nightP Let's seep Did
wear an overcoat Friday nightP"
"Overcoat! Why the lamp posts
were hot enough to bake apples! My
house was so hot that our dog tainted
away three straight times, and the baby
burned his tongue by licking a rock
ing chair"
"Well, we'll admit that ii was hot"
"You bet il was! When bedtime
came went out upon tho roof to sleep.
Along about midnight just as was en-
joying my first nap, u cabbage hit me
In the eye, three or four potatoes rat
tied against my ribs, and Nh old dish
pan sung around my ears"
"Splintors from the comet, pre-
sumo"
"Well ! don't. Ipresume the boys
showered them at me, and | was hunt
ing for them when this officer marched
me down"
But you were cursing In loud voice
and arousinS dozens of sloepers."
"Well, l was excited. Suppose you
were asleep on the roofp'
but l wasn't; never 60 higher than
the second story. This court has moth.
ing TO do with the weather. II may be
hot enough to fry eggs on the pave.
ment, or freeze apples in blast fur
mace, and it's all the same here. shall
have to fine you $3.
"rll never pay it!n
Then you'll have to 90 up for thirty
days"
III I'm sent to the Work House I'll
smash things"
"And you look out that something
uon.t smash you. Please fall back and
wait Tor the omnibus. - Detroit F,oo
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-18
NO GOM prAnrhInr

rr,s c %sn can do a good Job Of work,
t.,o.os sooa sermon, try law suit we'll,
u s psuent, OF write u good articl,
when nc feels miserable aud dull. viii, wiz
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-18
Women and Drurs.

a naughty writer in the Boston
Transcript says: women are fond
of being i'll and taking medicine. They
would be angry II physician should
say to them: Nothing ails you, mad
am, II you only think So" They pre-
for TO think themselves sick. and In
time really become so, for nature,
though she struggles hard, cannot
stand everything. Too many drugs
will finally destroy her healing power.
These people love to have little box
of white pills in bottles, and q little
book, oil kept In some handy place, 80
that when u friend who has eaten too
much dinner says: Oh am foarfully
nervousP they may run for the little
book, look for nervousness, and ad-
minister so many pills Of bryonia. -
When they have headache, instead
of dieting or eating more moderately,
they take several drops Of some nice
poison. Their children catch u slight
cold and are Immediately shut up in
close room and doscd with aconite and
bclladonna, In tho meanwhile taking
their usual nourishmont Of minco-pie,
doughnuts. etc The doctor comes,
smiles, tells a story, leaves more drops
OF aconite and belladonna In tumbler.
and, after a while, nature being beuef.
icont, the children got we'll"
------Rs-o.-------
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-18

China has only fifteen miles Of tele-
graph. The facilities for circulating
lies in that country are limited,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-18

Who is the Prettiest Girl in America I?
Is question that would perplex congress
Of connoisseurs assembled TO nominate the
most beautiful. But such an assemblage
would not be surprised to learn, that the
most charming of their sex, on this side Of
the Atlantic, enhance the beauty and pre-.
serve the soundness of their teeth with So
zodont, since everybody knows, that the
ladies prefer it to any and all dentifrces.
Let no man say after this, that women lack
Judgment.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-18
Burnett's Cocaine.

HAIR DRESSING IN EVERY QUARTER OF
THE WORLD.
For thirty years it has been tavorite
with the people and leader with the trade.
The name "Cocoaine" has become valua-
BILE property. Burnett Il Co. have estab-
lished their sole right to its use in several
suits at law, thus protecting the public and
themselves from imposition.
The superiority of Burnett's Flavorlng
Extracts consists in their perfect purity and
great strength.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-18
The Power Of the Press.

In no way is the power Of the press
more surely shown than IN the universal
knowledge that has in less than year, been
diffused throughout fifty millions of people
Of the wonderful curative properties Of that
splendid remedy Kidney-Wort. And the
people from the Atlantice to the Pacific
have shown their intelligence and their
knowledge OF what is in the papers, by al.
ready making Kidney-Wort their house.
hold remedy for all diseases of the kidneys,
liver and bowels. Herald.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-18

Two swells, coming out of their club
III say, Gontram, it strikes me that
fellow called you pretty hard name
just now" Gontram, disdainfully-
''What do carep the word is not in
the dictionary" "Wellr 'rm not
obliged TO know what 1t means"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-18
The Effect of Indulgence

in strong drink can be removed from the
system by Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-18
FELLOWS COMPOUND sYRup OF
HlPOPHOSPHITES.

the inventor will refer to the medical gentlemen
whose letters ere attached hereto
Extract from lottery
LYNN, Mass, March /, 1876,
Messrs. Fellows Il Co, st, John, n b.
Gents; ] have prescribed your bellows Hypo.
pbosphitesl, in my practice for some hundreds OF
patients, wheI its use ~ dictated, With qiite
satisfactory results, A. l. Nc RTnuR, NJ. D.,
s2south Common 1T.
ELBRIDGE SIMPSON, NJ, D., of Hudson, N, Y,
wfitcF
~ have used the Syrup of Hypophosphies made by
Mr. Fellows in cases of Consumption and other
Lung and Throat diseases, with the most
gratifying results"
EDWIN CLAY NJ. D., ofPugwasb, MS, writes;
know Of no better medicine for persons suffer
inc from exhaustion OF the powers Of :ne Bratn and
Nervous System from long continued atudy,or the
cough following Typhoid Fever, &C. &c
CHANDLER CRANE, of Halifax, N. s., writes:
have used 1t freely In my practice, both in dis
easee Of the Chest as Consumption and Bronchitis,
&C., and in infantile diseases of the prma via, or
Stomach and Bowels, with eminent success. y
For sale by all druggists.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-18

sluggish brain and unsteadily nerves, and
none should make the sttempt 10 such
condition when II can be 80 easily and
cheaply removed by little Hop Bitters.
See other column.-Albany Times.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-05
Tho Hoard of Trade

There are two boards of trade in this city,
ono that is made up of the business men OF
the city and the other thst is made of two as
genial, clever, wholesoule1 liberal
gentlemen, Bob Purdy and Ed Randell,
under the firm name of Purdy Il Randell as
live in Texas. They keep full assortment
of all the finest liquors, such
AS brandy, whisky, wines of
all kinds, hquors, cordials, etc.
with ice cold beer on drgught, or in bot
ties all the time. Their liquors aud cigars
arc par excellence, being the very best in
the market, the choicest and costliest brands.
With M elegantly furnished ss-
loon, they have cordial welcome
for oil, and tho very kindest
and courtles. treatment. They have Just
received three Of w. H. Griffith 81 Oys.
most elegant and perfect billiard tables
which have just been sot up in their splendid
hall in rear of the saloon. This
hall has just had a new floor put
in it, "new paper on the
walls and ceilings and with beautiful and
charming pictures, hung here and there to
embellish it, il is ono of tho most recherche
and delightful retreats in Dsllss. The bill
lard hall is lormslly opened to-day
and all those who love
this truly artistic game can find ut the
board Of trade set OF brand new tables
Of superb style and finish, ard tue very
latest and best make. The Griffith table!
now rank highest throughout the entire
country, aud are alone 10 bo found in the
most noted billiard halls il
thelargc cities. The famous player:
of this country select this table above all
for its accuracy of construction and the
superiority of its cushions.
Mr.. George Stone, Of Galveston, the great
Texas player, was to havo been
here and inaueurated the
opening of the hall. but unfortunately is
quite i'll and could not be hare. He an
nounces that be will be here shortly and give
the people an exhibition of biz wonderful
skill with the cue and balls The Board Of
Trade 10 daisy saloon and its billiard hall is
A dgisv tno
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-05
Cotton VILLA Ia the south

The Boston journal OF Commerce says
at is tho custom to speak of the southern
mills rs of little account, making an inferior
class of goods, only fit for southern trade,
etc. An Englishman lately visiting the
Eagle Il Phoenix mills, Columbus, Georgia,
said the new No, 8 mill was the best equipped
mill in the world. Certainly there is no mill
making larger variety or better quality of
goods. 1t has every new improvement, and
somc that no other mills in the country are
using The profit of these mills last year
was 20 per cent. on capital of $l,250,0O0,
or So 76 per spindle. The mills are lighted
with the Brush electric light, r1d water
power is used to run them. 1t cost 10 light
the No, 3 mill for six months, including car,
bons and attendance, $40: for the came
time gas would have cos. 5000.