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conclusive that taxntlon und an aroused norni
sentiment ~ tho stAteI," non. ,i.scctnrlnI, t1f!l-
jmwertrsa rrnhIbitory laws, hayo cut down this
business nearly une-hnlf.
STANLEY MATTHEWS.
Some Additional Pres. Opinions Com
ccrn1hr Him.
J'rnrli'ehct Star tfstp.).
T1iE CHtCAHu THtNlfHN says tho vacnney on
tho supren.u lisnch should be fllled by nun IN
whom tho peDp!o hnvc confidence. Truo; hut
Ssn'Gy Matthaws u o s"s' ana rref!, f.
Betit hla 1A1llc To tho HeiAtu.
Jiostosl itrrttd ffHd.}.
Unless President 1nrilcfsl proposes TO ataft OF
rs President lfnycs nost unwiscty cnlcd. by not
curing fur tho opinions OF tho press, ho must ho
pretty wcli satisfied by this time tlnt his re-
nomination Ut stuucy Atntthows Is n scrluus
mistake. Not oron the friendly Impulse OIL NIL
Sides to give his Administration generous con-
rcsrt,in shnrp. expressions of tlisapprnvaI. not
only from th9 independent press, bnt from tho
sF s oo ap'''fn L i hs Mgrso re fr 6s IN
oucn-cyct! blun.lcr.. Even tho grim and rIlthur
6bstlnNto Grunt sn!.l 10 had no policy of hls Dwn
to s S"pe tsi tSns ressns M HarI,s S bas ,o mora
obligations to tIfsc!,argo at tho public cxponsc.
Philadelphia 1ultfttn tf'tnlf,nn Rfn.}.
Tho impression provnIel TINT nothing Ind hnp-
| Of Matthews to ret through. hut now Garfield,
at tho varr out81t Of an Administration Of which
tho country hopes for much, ao.ltls itl tho namp
Of Mntthows q sccorld time. THO theory that DO
did this merely to nb!Ige Hayes should not bo
osxon !, 7 t. III soan q ho ~
wants ia t9o onlatnn Of M better Ter 9t,ti satur "
llviur uf tho Senate 1u tho Inst session Indicated
Y; but Tho yu!co of tho public press bus pro.
| nro nwnre, nll tho leading nowspapors in the
country h,iyo xpresac4dsappruval Of tho non-
'''' Richmond TIA, State tDtn.,.
| Wo do not Wish to Ind fault with tho now Ad-
miutstrntIot,. but duty forces us to do it. Only
yesterday morning tho State In It's editorial col
! uMns protested against tho denomination Of
Stanley Matthows to tho Suprome Bench. We
then summed up tho reasons aralnst bis
nomination that bnti been gtvon by tho peopto
OF ilio Unitcl Statcs, both through tho press and
| by meetings which the people hold. W. exposed
tho tnt1clieaoy Of Afr. 1iMycs IN trying to forco
! this mum on tho Senate, and from tho sennso on
Y people; ana w. exnos,ed st further M The t, T.
tewhc6 tho najsr!ty or is peopie AZ ,9ppse,l;
| take tllno to consider lhis Important question
| On tho contrary, he has mnlr te' first 1nIatnkB
BY su dn uea g. USd vii frG u o b suses ns
| President tho United Suites ever knew. Int
hurry IL not business We must suffer, there
froni tho 100 quickly dntormlnvd action of tho'
now President.
pAHadsipAta Ts,tonph tHatp.,.
Tho denomination OF Mr., Stanoy Matthews as
| Associate Justico Of tho Supreme Court ls u
gross violation Of public prunricty, such rs we
regret TINT President Garfield should baye been
guilty OF ut thls curly stage OF his Almlntstra-
tion. for 1t atRurs buddy. There was little
or no extonuation for tho nomination Of Mr..
, 1881-03-19
Totnl value Of stock. e., t,Q00
Expenses. - GQ.8+

This estimate takes no account Of dairy
pfsaase p9 aial %e T. to Sf eo45yr n4a, tors s ~ s 5
why, while speaking Of raising grain, took
no account of the enhanced value ut land
arising from Immigration. Tho pr0!its are 50
lnrgo tint lArEe margin may be set hstte for
contingencies without materially affecting
the RESULT
Tile freetlQm to pasture cattle on excellent
grazing land, together with an accessible
market, are THO ll,atn rc9sons why at present
stock-iarlning Is particularly profitable. Tho
Is evident that In ten years therO will not be
much gool free la,ul east Of tho Missouri
River; When Immigration 10 that extont
s',al! s / haye ; shut hn II from free pnstarags:
lid moye to Dakota or Montana, or eIss
tnrn Ills attention to fattcnIng stock on grain
for other parties. Us lhays,a!itatly a. sagKestcd.
Cattle man of Council Bulls WHO is sud to
own l00,0o head Of cattle In 1lni,D. llo lns
range Of sixty, sGnnre miles of land not
worth OIL, cent to the nero for. agrtcMlstlre,
yet nifordEns excellent pnstura for cattle. lie
Inns ten men employed ut wages varying from
S3a 10 $40 per month to look utter tllo stock.
Those nletl require 200 ponies to handle the
cattle. An oycrscer is hired nt Sl,aa00 II year,
oil tho work required, WHICH lania!nly break
ing tho Leu In thu atrt.ll,s thut tic cattle HAY
hnve water. Streams seryo i,a tho great
checks upon tl'e cnttlc straytng, away, for
spring OF the year the cattle men Of tho
plains have Q grand .'tou,,l up" {as It Is
caled), tho stock Is picked ont by means of
the brand, and those cnttle TINT ar9 nleant for
They travel about ton miles q slay, and gri,-
orally take tho Whole 8easoI In tho Journey
FROM the winter ground to tho Missouri bot
tom: At Omaha tho catso aro put OF, tho
really to t!itrefert points aloaE the road, 70
DO handed over to farmers for fattenlng. hlr.
Stewart delivered over 800 head to farmers
Inst fall. mud Of tllesg only eight wers lost
th thn s wst' s2s 10 hS sa ya1s tss wo r. Ifces
rate of five cents. for eyery extra pound
Of weight they atl.l to tho aninlnl. 'rhls
seems Slnhll at first slKht. but where cattle9
put on ~ extra pounds during q winter, alui
eacll OK. thu farmer fluids thAt the result to
hlm Is equivalent TO seIIlnKhls corn nj lOU ptr
cont proil1. Tho large cattle-raisurs, OF
course, have tholr lnSpeetors, WHO travel
erty. md gather 1t together III tho spring for
| sliplilunt 10 Chlcago, whore tllpy nre either
slAughte5ei or sl'ipped to Europe. Tho cat-
tle-hIVn i,ay9 = great advantage ovur mere
.!open4elt u RAILWAYS. II they aro badly
| treated BY Ollo corporation, they hayo d
slmpte relnedy IN driving their stock Il few
mlleS 70 tho mkt roGd. ThS consequence
tle aro ~ fnyorable ns e0Nid bo !iesErusl,
while west OF this point, wlIeru one litu t,as
II In0nopoly Of tho business. tho churgea nre
aXorhitnnt. From Wyontng to. Council
march their stuck :a.,0O0 miles to Cornell
Blatls, alla ship them from that uoint.. They
nrH allowed s1ol.ovcr ticko.s. which give
tl,eu the privilege ut turning their stock olit
! III http 1cA for ttlp Ntutnr md tEnf, Hn,,.l,
, 1881-03-19
YOUNG MAN, GO WEST.
The English Colony in Northwest
iowa.
1t Numbers 900 Families and Is
Doing Well.
Cost and Profits Of Farmlng-By
Poultney Bigciow.

northwestern corner OF Iowa. Is colony M
Enslsen wno , avS ,o n,srtaks'' ,a III hG wt
~, t,atr fnr,nroa Il, t,,ia c,untrv ,rhoir M.
~ tne'i !oi'"l'' =" ."'s eo"I'l1' nun III
terrr,sa Is l'ew;,lnst old enough no, however. !
to "r"s 81 a tosrfy evidence Sras 's. sr,
of tla most projltnl,)e Industries nj this
o,,,ntr,. u Tnotr ,,m,"i,"r ~ rroso,,t IA o,,ont
~, ...:, ' ,.,..,' ',e,.,,,nsn 80 ~ ".s"s ~.
'W', al,a tnnhy aad'llohal mcAoefs hro cx-
pccted this spring.
Tlis colony, oftci, called tho Close Colony,
,,,vna itu rr;v;n r., threo cnl.rur,a1nv hrothnrs
s,',,..1,.",,. in,,,,. vv;1;n,s III Ira, r,osa
one Of tiosc t ca,no out i hero IL is;G 10 row in
the Cambridge bDnt crew Mt tho Centoniifnt
Krrntta. Some If tho crow fell sick. how-
o,nr o,,,, tl,a,. ,,orn yorool n inovo pl,tnfa,.
phta nrd retire to Cape May to recnperate.
There the young ENEli5hmnn met his les.
tiny. and closed his boating career by nj, ol,.
uani,,,nrt 10 mnrry. Ahout this tlmn the
s"Sun ;,,ty,a ~ fathor o nd,.tsn,, ''y ,,,Ma
young laay's 1ather aafisca young
ClDso to take trip West Ut"
fore returning 10 England, ass,lr-
Ing him that If ho should do 80, l,e would be
sntis,ic,] lint this co,,,,trv nfere,1 stranger
,1 ss" ."us .i.'s e"s "..a ss'"uhot
Inducements 10 young 'naa thau my aetoss
tho water. AccordinE'y, ho went West and
made up his mind to 10 Into farming. Ile
Immediately drew his two brothers Into tho
nntnrnrso omI MY tona,hor ,h.v horon m n
ENTERPRISE "lu toReenet tieS oesah on
MlEs aSt''e' ~ u,e sanle ''she t1ley WIN
Steps to ihduco tlaelr lriohds Ill England 10
join them. Though the enterprise Is not
three yuars old, they at present control Some
''oysuoo 49, "s.ss " Ml.u. Ill., .,.,a -
lne young lllc1t WHO 1hhkc up thts con'll"-
nifty are. for tho most part, graduates Of OK
foru or Cambridge. On ana firm met two
tnii and hauisn,ne y,,,,Mr fnrn,ers wlose
Mnolo llatt been a distinguished member Ut
Parliament, The last ttIo had Beetl them
was In n London drawing room. This tlmH
they trtuppetl 1ug tlrHugt the mud and Ma-
ul1Cp of tho tArNyurtt To show Nle SUillu jieW-
iy.{,ull1ltt stock. They wero boarding with
n Im,i III fnrIunr Mt ct upr ,ynnt in nr.inr tn
AI-m ,..nnti"Gi fnru,i,,r ictt, 4"orn t,cr
~ ,,tn,,. ,,H oan Tr,.,rI =,
nle!M5 coatEnesi. ,I, a!'sa 'ooatn1 4o1 ""io ~
Ills future WITH pleasure.
far, 7
, 1881-03-19
FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND AGuE cured for tlfty cents.
There Il not remedial akcnt 10 thIB world that
will cilta Favsr al'i AKuo and h.l other MRlart'
feyers taillea hy HADW1Y'S PlLIsj 10 quickly
~ ARADWAY'S READY HELikF.
FIFTY CENTS PER HOTsrIE.
, 1881-03-19
Read "FALSE AND TRUE
TO THE PUBLIC.

There can Y. no better guarantee Of tho valno
ct DE-. Radwsya old ustaGlAfed il. Il. Il. Hotne..
atca ths9 the base and worthless limitations Of
them. A. shero ars False ltesolvents. Rellats
Tai wv Aalls As4s4 ~ y " NkAt y0N Ivy
, 1881-03-19

vcsted.
Now, then, you ean 60 OIL putting in yonr
wheat for. tho next yrar, nnd calculate your
ahcatE. You inilst not bo inIse,1, however,
BY my figures, Into suppostng that nt,y 0Me
can gl,nrauice a biz CROP. l have taken nv
erngs iigllres mSitheF ysry hiEi nor ysry icw
SO lnrGt. on nn average crop, TINT 4 man cail
nifurtl to suffer bntl harvest every ten years
without feeling his loss very much. Then,
neaitl, GroY ar no crop, t'!e ya'le u r. l!s land
he may innke enough from tho sale Of to
nova somewhere else tn advantage.
! haya shown, ~ q ronEi! WY, t'le proat
arislnx from fur farlninE n grain: The element n
mIn!shcd by ulltertnk!ilg stock.rnisii,E Mt
proftnl,le business iii the West to-day. md
9s r S1c f. sTeos me mere o SO rt% II tho wsats g1s y
Makig money III III stoak. fiji iitst Is b.; b; ;rais. IS
ing thu animal IN your owl! account, and
shipping It East; the other IL by taking full
them for tho market BY contrasct. Both these
metho.s arc profitable, according to tho sur
'rhs favorable conditions for stock-rais-
EXCELLENT II quality, bol4s Of ths blaySjoiat
through It when II las been higher than tho
ileats of those sitting upus. the. seats Of thu
Whk011. II IS Cut, OF cUnr5e, when II 19 CON.
parntiyely short, md yUu cnn lave 1t stacked
ut II a ton for wintcr use. There Is plenty
Of free range for cattle utl summer. There
are nu fences, and n boy With pony and
dogs cnl tAlse cars of 100 or 600 head. or
iiteiy no disease knowm among tic ierds Of
that regEoi1, a,Ni WINS well exhibited during
the last year,., when particular ancs-
Timing upon that subject took .ulnce
bnsed OH nctunl experience, asld Includes alt
charges, such rs runt for tic use nf farn,.
cost Of keep anu labor, salt, melltclne, .nnl
Interest at o per cent oil capital expended. [
| Misc tlinkG allowance for ordinary mortality.
| rr1tn ,,rrfjfa ,la,1ttt fhnrnff.rE nro t,nt
, 1881-03-19

EkTlMATE VI EAPENSEB+
Fifty hc1fcrs, ut $780, bought in spsiDgs, Gt5.M
Dhu bull. Observation-Disclosures. 1Q5.00
First yours expenses:
Keep Ut 5l hend, Mt $,.tp per head...... 40.t3
Keep OF 10 cnlves. ut S.a.B7 per head..... Dl.S0
Second ypur's expenses:
keEp Of III heNtl, ut *J.D1 per heqd.... .0liJ
kceu Ut 4U yearlngs, ut $3.Gj per bend. l57..l
Keep Ut ~ calves, ut $s.3s per head..... N.S3
Third yenr's expenses: -..
koe,I OF Il hus, ut $,Ia3 per head. ......$ 2730J
Keep ct ~ .-yclr. old Steers ut $lD.4l
per hund. ratteHGd on Eraln......... a1s.21
Keep Of 10 yearl!nga ut &t93 por hn.lu 167.1U
Keep ct ~ calYes ut $2.a7 per head.,.. l66&i
IotAa. .....!.. .$-0uV.eA
VALUE or sToCK ON FIRST DAY or FOURTH
YEAH.
Seventy cows at go 90
Twenty S-ycar-0td steers ut SUE fat
tened for Marktt. ...................... 1,e5000
Twenty = -yehr.ptu atccra ut $.2.Gu....... 450H0
Twenty buffers 1T $l8.T5 .....,......... iTThG0
Seventy yeacfipVs ut $l9.60........ $3.50. 815,OO
Seventy culves ut $2.6U. 175UU
Quo bull. ......-..-..........,...... 75O
Totnl value Of stock. g. 90
Expenses. - GU.34
n1 81 I'm
, 1881-03-19
CONSUMPTION

Of tho Lt,nYs md Tuberouloue PhthlsIs, Scrofu-
la-Syphiloi1 DlBenEes, Wasting, Degeneration,
rnEo of Winter Instantaneous relief nlHorde
where cntheters have boen used. thus doing
awny with tho painful operation OF using thess
jnstrumcntal dIssoiving 6tono Ia tho uladdet,
and In lll cuBeS of
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-12
The Furious Fray,

Some English gentlemen were dining
together and relating their travelling
adventures, when one Of them dealt so
much in the marvellous that il induced
another to give him lesson.
81 was once" said he, engaged in
skirmishing party in America. | ad-
vanced too far, was separated from my
friends, and saw three Indians in pur-
suit of me; the horrors Of the tomahawk
in the hands of angry savages took pos
session of my mind. l considered for
moment what was to be done; most
of us love life, and mine was both preci-
Gus and useful TO my family. / was
swift of foot, and fear added to my
speed. After looking back-for the
country was an open one-I at length
perceived that one of my enemies had
outrun the other, and the well-known
saying, divide and conquer" occur
ing to me, | slackened my speed and
allowed him TO come up. We engaged
in mutual fury. l hope none here
Glowing 70 his audience) will doubt the
result. In a few minutes he lay a
corpse at my feet.
in this short space of time the two
Indians had advanced upon me, so |
took again to my heels with the hope
OF reaching neighboring wood, where
| knew .dwelt tribe friendly to the
English. This hope, however, l was
forced to give up, for, on looking back,
saw one Of my pursuers far before tho
other. WAITED for him, recovering my
almostexhausted breath, and soon this
Indian shared the fate Of the first. |
had now only one enemy to deal with,
but felt fatigued, and, being near the
wood, was more DESTROYS to save my
own life than to destroy another Of my
fellow-creatures. / plainly perceived
smoke curling up among the trees;
redoubled my speed, prayed to Heaven.
l felt assured my prayers would be
granted; but at this moment the yell OF
the Indians voice sounded in my eyes
/ even thought felt his warm breath
there was no choice: l turned round
Here the gentleman who had relate(
the previous wonderful story grew i'm
patient past all endurance, and criet
out:
\ well, sir, and you killed him alsoP
| 4 ''No, sir; he killed me-"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-12
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

Public notice IL hereby given that in pursuance
OF an order and decree made and entered In and by
the county court Of Alexander county, state OF MI
nois, at tho Juhe term thereof A. D., 1881. In Ger
tain cause wherein Jacob Rggle as administrator
OF the estate of William N. Atherton, deceased,
was plaintiff, and Juda Anterior, Francis d. Ather
ton, Thomas J, Craig, Maria j Rigglc, Francis NJ
Athertcn. Rebecca j. Atherton, Hezekish NJ. Ath,
crton, Lulu j, Anterior, William j. Athert0n,
Thomas ID. Athert0p, Elizabeth Wicker, Elijah M.
Pocler, Ellen Young, Smith Young, Francis
Young, James M. Ciaiu, Emma Craig, Alice Craig,
Mary Craig, Elzada Finch, John Goodwin
Joseph Goodwin and Thomas j, Craig, guardian Of
Lulu j. and William j. Anterior, were defendants
l. the undersigned, as such administrator aforesaid
will proceed to sell tbs south east quarter Of the
south west quarter OF section number twenty.sx
(s6 aud the west half Of the north east quarter and
the east huff Of the north west quarter of section
nftccn ub sorth range number two (s), west OF the
the third principal meridian, In Alexander
county, state OF Illinois, on Thursday, september
first 1881 At eleven o'clock in the forenoon, at the
county. The terms Of sale are one-half cash down
aud the other half In ono year with six per cent in
tcrest, sccurcdby note and mortgage on premises
sold. And at tho same time and place, the under
sale the following described lots in the town Of
Hodges Park, In said county, namely: Lot mum.
Der seven a. in block number four az; lots num-
bcrs four and six ~ and t0) In block number fvc
eight tN In block number six
(O); lots numbers eight (S) aud ton l0), In block
number seven ~; lot number eight (S) In block
number fourteen 04 lot number seven (T) In
block number fifteen Ob); lots numbers ono ~
and three (3) In block number seventeen; lot mum.
Dor i've b) In block number twenty.onc (aD; lot
number elk Coy In block number twenty two C2), In
pursuance Of decree and order ofsad county court
made and entered at tho July torn thereof, A, D.,
1880, In certain case wherein tho same parties
above named were plaintiff and defendants Said
lots TO DO sold on tho same terms "a above speci
hod, except whero the sale Ia for q sum not OK
cccding ton dollars the same must be paid at tho
for the purpose Of paying debts Of the said estate
JACOB RlGGLE,
July 20, 1881 Administrator, etc.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-12
The Market.

THURSDAY EVENING, August 18th, 1881.
The dry spell continues without any signs
of "let up" Vegetation has put on the
look Of November and farmers,
and everyone else, have good cause
for uneasness. To add to other troubles,
the heat grows worse each dav, and it is
rarely the case that the mercury fails to reg
lister more than hundred at the same
time during each "a hours.
The market is very quiet in all It's
branches and the wheels Of commerce, so
far as the commission business is concerned,
have almost ceased to turn
FLOUR.-The market is very quiet,
stocks of grades for which there is no de-
mand, seems to accumulate, while not
enough choice and family to supply the de-.
mand is offered.
HAY-The first new hay of the season
in the Cairo market was sold to-day for
$500. The market is generally quiet and
unchanged.
CORN-The demand is active and the
market is bare. The tendency in prices is
to still further advance.
0ATS-The supply is fair and the de.
mand good. Prices rule steady ard firm.
MEAL-Scarce, irm and advancing, in
sympathy with corn.
& BRAN-Steady andIunchanged.
BUTTER-Strictly choice sells readily
ON arrival
EGGG-The hot weather is liable to have
bad effect on the market but there is no
present accumulation of stocks.
CHICKENS-Plenty and quiet.
FRUIT-Very little comes in of any
kinds but it takes but small quantity to
supply the market
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-12
SPRING BIOS
INDIGESTION,
PUT IT TO PROOF.

AT a time wnen the community is flooded
with SO many unworthy devices and
connections, it is refreshing to
find something that is beneficial
and pure. So conscious are the proprie-
tors of DR.. Kings New Discovery for the
Consumption of the worth of their rene
dy, they offer all who desire, a trial bottle
free OF charge. This certainly would be
disastrous to them did not the remedy pos
sess the remarkablecuratiye powers claimed
DIR. Kings New Discovery for the Con
sumption will positively cure asthma, bron-
chitis, stubborn coughs, colds, phthisic,
quinsy, hoarSeness, Group, or any affection
of the throat or lungs AS you value your,
existence give this wonderful remedy trial
by calling on Geo. E. O'Hara, Druggist
Cairo, Ills, and obtaining a trial bottle free
of charge, or regular sized bottles, 81 00.G
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-12
The Cairo Prices Current
Office Washington Avenue,
Corner Twelfth Street.)

The CAIgo PRIcEs.C CURRENT Is published every
Tuesday and Friday from the Office OF THE CAIRO
BULLETIN, and lie intended to give true report of
ne condition OF the market on day of publication
and the publisher trusts that full and complete
quotations will be given by the business men Of the
city.
TERas.-one GEM, 'rcopy On all orders Of
Is or more. OF same date, the subscriber's name
will be printed without extra charge. Orders for
extra copies must be received by 10 O'Clock A. H.,
on day 0i publication.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-12

nnyrse Of ,his medicine Will restore tle lost iunc'
lions and procure health and happnes n.y. wp specSc
fore was despondency ana gs pS'" wonderial suc.
Gees. uc.o e., ,hem and
get full particulars, =, .,x mack.
Price Specific, $ieo per package; Oh ,sSS,pt Of
J B. SIMPSONS MEDICINE CO., ~
Nos. i0a and iO6 Main st.. Buffalo, NJ l.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-12

JOSEPH DuRRINLUReER, Broadway, Buff
falo, was induced by his brother to try
Thomas Electric Oil for spralned ankle
aud with half dozen applications he was
enabled to walk round again all right.
PAUL G, SCHuH, Agent.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-12

The leading Scientists Of To-Day agree that most
diseases are caused by disordered Kidneys or Lv
er ii, therefore, the Kidneys and Liver are kept In
perfect order, perfect health will be the result
ms truth has only been known short time and
ior years people suffered great agony without be
Ing able TO find reliei, The discovery OF Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure marks a new era In
the treatment OF these troubles. Made from
simple tropicallea Of rare value, 1t contains just
the elements necessary TO nourish and inyigoratc
both OF these great organs and safely restore and
Tor al the diseases that cause pains In the lower
part Of the body Torpid Liver Head aches
Observation-Disclosures Gravel Fever, Ague Maa
Hal Fever, and all difficulties Of the Kidneys Liver
and Urinary Organs
II i@an excellent and safe remedy for females dur.
Ing Pregnancy. It will control Menstruation and
IL Invaluable for Lescorrhna or falling OF the
Womb.
Az Blood Purifier II lie unequaled, 20: it cures
the organs that make the. blood.
READ THE RECORD.
ut saved my life. "E. b. Lakey, Selma, Ala
1T Ia the remedy that will cure the many dis.
eases peculiar to women. Mothers Magazine.
ut has passed severe tests and won endorse.
ments from some Of the highest medical talent In
the country New York World
mo remedy heretofore discovered can be held
Tor one moment In comparison with II REV c.
A, Harvey D., Washington, d. G.
This Remedy, which has done such wonders. liz
put up In the LARGEST SIZED BOTTLES Of any
medicine upon the market. and II sold by druggists
and all dealers at Si.25 per bottle For Diabetes,
enquire for WARMERS SAFE DIABETES CURE
lifts a POSITIVE Remedy.
IN. WARNER & Co, Rochester MY.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-12
A Great improvement.

When a student enters Amherst Col
lege he signs formal contract. in
which he agrees to obey the college
laws and regulations upon pain OF dis
missal, and after that he IL left to gov
ern himself II he fails to keep his
part Of the contract, the college enforc"
es its part, and there Is an end OF the
matter. II Is said to have worked a
great Improvement in college govern
mont.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-12
An Old Friend.

He was afflicted with lame back and
general debility; he was recommended
Thomas Eclectric Oil which cured him a
once. This famous specific is positive
remedy for bodily pain. PuAL G. Schulz,
Agent
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-12

The highest hopes and interest of the
race rest on the purity health and strength
of womanhood. We take pleasure IN refer
ring our readers to the remarkable efficacy
of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound in all that class of diseases from
which women suffer 80 much.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-12
Our Glorious Independence.

What can be more glorious than to be in
dependent of suffering, caused by dyspep.
STA, indigestion, constipation, sick heada,Ne,
or other diseases emanating from the stom-
ach. This can easily be gained by a time
ly use of BURDoCK BLOOD BITTERs. Price
81 90, trial size 10 cents.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-12

Use the Paragraph Binder. Covers furn-
ished free of charge. No extra charge
over ordinary binding for the tablets
Furnished only by The CAIRO BULLETIN
for putting up Letter, Note, Bill Heads and
other printed stationery.