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The daily Cairo bulletin., 1881-08-14
A DMINISTRAToR'S SALE.

Public notice il hereby given that in pursusnce
OF an order and decree made and entered In and by
the county court OF Alexander county, state of MI
nols ut the June term thereof, A. D. 1881 in Ger
tain cause wherein Jacob Riggle as administrator
OF the estate of William NJ Atherton deceased
was plaintiff, and Juda Atherton, Francis ID Atber
ton, Thomas J Crazy, Maria j Riggle, Francis NJ.
Athert9n; Rebecca j. Athcrton, Hezekiah M. Ath.
Thomas ID. Atherton, Elizabeth Wicker. Elijah M
Peeler, Ellen Young, Smith Young Fyancis
Msg MYoung' James NJ; Craig Emma Craig, Alice Craig,
pay Mary oGrag, Gnng, EIzada Finch, John Goodwin
Josepn dodMln and Thomas j. Craig, guardian of
Lulu j. and William j Atherton were deiendants
j. the undersigned, such administrator afore
VIII proceed to sell the south east quarter of the
south west quarter of section number twenty air
GOD and the west half Of the north east Quarter and
the east half of the north west quarter of section
number thirty five (35), all ir township number
niteen li5 sorth range number two t2, 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
railroad station honse In Hodges Park" In said
county. The terms of sale are one-half cash down
and the other half In one year with six per cent in
terest, secured by note and mortgage on pr emises
sold And at the same time and place the under.
signed as such administrator, will cell at public
@ sae the following described lots in the town of
Hodges Park, In said county namely: Lot mum.
ber seven (1l In block number four az; lots num-
bers four aud ak (f and (6l In block number five
eTisbt i3s' G m number h,oc. four nnr,Sa, a. ard
(6) lots numbers eight(s) and ten 10), in block
number seven t7); lot number eight 81 IN block
nnmber fourteen 0d); lot number seven a. In
block number fifteen Q5); lots numbers one lD
and three t3) In block number seventeen; lot mum.
Der five (5) In block number twenty-one (2D: lot
number ak l6) in block number twenty two (29 In
pursuance of decree and order Of said county court
made ar entered at the July term thereof, A, D.,
1880, In certain case wherein the same parties
above named were plaintiff and defendants Said
lots to be sold or the same terms as above speci.
fed, except where the sale is for a sum not OK.
ceeding ten dollars; the same must be paid at the
time Of the purchase. Said sales are to be made
for the purpose of paying debts of the said estate
JACOB RlGGLE,
July %, 1881. Administrator. etc.
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A Judge of Character.

A few of the broad distinctions of
physiognomy depend on the forms of
the features, but all its nicer shades
have far more to do with expressions;
and in this, indeed, the real character
is often seen where the conformation
OF the features seems to contradict il.
There are some general and well-known
rules fer the determination of physiog-
nomical character, as far as it has TO
do with the shapes of the features; the
aquiline nose and eye, for instance, be-
long to the heroic class, thick lips to
the sensual, and thin to the selfish; yet
these may all be liable to many excep.
tions 1.-The first certainly are; for Nell
son, Wolfe, Turenne, and many other
heroes had nothing of the eagle phys-
ognomy. II is natural to associate
beauty with goodness, AMI ugliness
with wickedness; and children gener-
ally do this. But an acquaintance with
the world soon shows us that bad and
selfish hearts may be concealed under
the handsomest features. aud the high
est virtues under the homeliest; and
that goodness may even consist with
conformations of face absolutely ugly.
We then begin to look for the charac-
ter in the expression rather than in the
forms OF the features, and to distin-
guish assumed expressions from natur-
al ones; and so we go on, and, as we
grow older, become better physiogno-
mSiS ,---~
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No Use Ohisellinr.


The other day while old Skidmore
was strolling through the Odd Fellows
cemetery, he came TO what was eyi-
IDENTIFY new inclosure. over the railing
OF which baldheaded man was leaning
and gazing, with what might be called
hvely resignation, at simple marble
slab In the center. This stone bore the
somewhat curt inscription: Here lies
j. b. Diffey, aged A." Relative Of
yoursP' said old S., pausing sympa-
thetically. "Wife," explained the wild
over, with beaming smile: "got her
under yesterday week, at Ais p. m."-
Skidmore was disguised at the mans
cheerfulness. so he said: "Well, if it
was my wife, it seems to me I'd put
more OF an inscription over her than
that A Atrunk label would contain more
information than that stone" Dare
say, dare say" replied the surviving
Dlhey, "but-you don't happen to
know Mrs. d., | reckon, ehP" Had not
the pleasure" Pleasure! great Scott!
Well, you had known her, you would
understand how l feel about the matter.
My friend, the chisel won't do her any
good. And with smile like an cleo.
trio light in a fog the bereaved party
unbuttoned his ulster and made break
for passing car.
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Voting in Canada.

There are some good objects to be at
tanned by the secrecy of the ballot,
but they are defeated by tho system Of
conducting elections, under which the
polls are surrounded by partisans from
whom the voter has TO obtain his ballot
and in whose presence he has to cast it.
The method of voting in Canada, where
the voter. passing from public sight
enters room where he is furnished by
an official with ticket of each party,
thence passes to second room, where
unobserved he selects the ticket he
wishes to vote and destroys the other,
and then entering a third room depos-
It's the ballot and passes out, is the
best method extant for securing not
only secret, but free and indepen-
dent ballot 1t ought to be adopted
everywhere. - Trenton american.
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Mr.. Maurice lie Breton, a brother OF
Mrs. Langtry, has just been killed in
india in circumstances as painful as
those of the death Of Lord Edward ST.
Manr, some years ago. He was shock
laagly worried by q tiger which Is UNDER
$1,000 s, TO have dragged him out of a
.L, .Iee, anu, although he survived a week,
oouo' snSro never was any hope Of his re-
oo'ery' ne was we'll known in India
~ "A mighty hunter" was a young
man OF great promise, and had only
.s.e.y peen decorated with The G. ]. Il.
ior bis services In A1ghanistnn. -
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The Wealthiest Ohinaman in New York.

Tom Lee is short, slender man of
modest manner, and of an extremely
retiring disposition. He wears a stiff
Derby hat, into the crown of which he
poSes his queue. This causes the hair
on the back of his head 10 stand out
like the quills of an angry porcupine
or the hair on cats back rubbed the
wrong way. He has tiny black mus
tache, and a sparse growth Of wiry black
hair on his chin. He wears diamond
pin in an old-fashioned scarf, and An
eight-ounce gold watch-chain bangles
from the third button of his waistcoat.
he is well-to-do; owns three tea farms
in. China and is worth few thousands,
perhaps. He is very influential man
among Cinnamon. He is Christian,
a citizen, deputy sheriff, and is mar
ried to girl whorwas born down town
somewhere in that neighborhood. She
has born MIN lovely little daughter.
of whom Tom Lee is justly very proud.
He talks pigeon English. but he dress
es as you and | do, except that he
wears his queue. Very many among
the 5000 Chinese in New York retain
their pig-tails, not because they cannot
60 back TO China without them, or be-
cause any heather notion about them,
but because good many Cinnamon
who were cigarette or cigar makers in
Cuba have come here from Cuba with
out their queues. They were rid of
those appendages in Cuban prisons,
where they were sent for wrongdoing,
and it is considered best by respectable
Cinnamon not TO Gu; off the queue, so
as to obviate the necessity of explain
ing where and how it disappeared. ,,
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0nly Playing Il.

In the garden two six-year-old child.
rem, girl and boy, exchange vigor.
GUS blows and scratches, meanwhile
calumniating each other at the top Of
their voices like Homeric heroes.
Mamma interferes, and after much
difficulty, succeeds in separating them.
What in the name Of goodness are
youupto, you unhappy little wretches'"
Playing husband and wife, ma ?"
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Kidney COMPLAINT Cured.

b. Turner, Rochester, N. Y, writes: II
nave been ior over year subject to serious
disorder Of the kidneys, and often unable
to attend to business; | procured your BUR-
DOCK BLooD BITTERs and was relieved be.
fore half bottle was used, | intend to
continue, as feel confident that they will
entirely cure me. Price $l00, trial bottle
10 cents.
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"DecidsMS snappy.u

The English language has never
been equal to findinN word TO express
chic. The Americaf' have now kind
ly supplied tho deid dfency by giving us
the word "snappy." A dead. .and-aliye
young man is said to have no SNAP"
whereas bandbox turned out young
girl, with white teen coral lips, pink
dimpled checks, SUD hair and white,
soft hands, is descr. ,eKs "a decided
ly snappy maiden.rotc jdon Truth.
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Our Glorious Independence.

What can be more glorious than to be in,
dependent Of suffering, caused by dyspep-
sia, indigestion, constipation, sick headache,
or other diseases emanatng from the stom-
ach. This can easily be gained by time
ly use Of BURDooR BLOOD BITrERs. Price
81 90, trial size 10 cents.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1881-08-14

English critics deny Mr.. Richard
Grant Whites assertion that the prac-
tice Of carrying concealed firearms un-
der the coat-skirts is quite as common
in their country as in America, and
say English tailors will be surprised to
learn that they are in the habit Of ask.
ing their customers whether they will
have pistol pockets" in their trousers.
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BuCklen's Arnjca SaIyp.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores ulsers, salt rheum, tevor sores,
etter, chapped hands, chilbains, corns, and
all kinds ofskin eruptions. This salve is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction in
every case or money refunded. Price, 25
cents per box. For sale by GEo. E. O'HARA
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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. ScHuH,
Agent.
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Little Johnny had been caught by
his aunt teasing 6y. johnny said
she, "supposing some great beast a
thousand times bigger than yourself
should tease you and eat you all up"
Il hope" said Johnny "he'd feel as
bad as do when swallow fly"
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1881-08-14

Use the Paragraph Binder. Covers flrn.
ished free of charge. No extra charge
over ordinary binding for the tablets
Furnished only by The CArR BULLETIN
for putting up Letter, Note, Bill 'eads and
other printed stationery.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1881-08-14

JOSEPH DURRINLUaoER, Broadway, Buff
ialo, was induced by his brother to try
Thomas Eclectric 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., 1881-08-14

THE highest hopes and interest of the
race rest on the purity, health and strength
OF womanhood. We take pleasure In refer
rlng our readers to the remarkable efficacy
OF Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound In all that class of diseases from
which women suffer so much.
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MRs. A. N. FRANK, IN West Tuppor
Street, Buffalo, N Y, says she has used
Thomas Eclcctric Oil for severe toothache
and neuralgia, and considers 1t the best
thing she knows of for relieving pain.
Paul G. Schuh, Agent.
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DIR. FLAGG'S
INSTANT PAIN RELIEF

Is q wonderful and immediate cure for all schcs
and pains
y-Chcuma,ism, Neuralgia Headache. Bar
ache, Cuts, Bruises, sprains, etc.
Sold At all Druggists.
wholesale depot 81 John st. MY.
send for circular.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1881-08-14

LADIES who appreciate elegance and
purity are using Parkers Hair Balsam. II
is the best article sold for restoring gray
hair to its original color and beauty.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1881-08-14

albeleAuihg Scientists Of To-Day agree that mos
diseases are caused by disordered Kidneys or Liy
ct' IL therefore, the Kidneys and Liver are kent IN
perfect order, perfect health will be the result
hlp truth has only been known short time and
ior years people Suffered great agony without he
ingable TO dnd rcei. The discovery Of Warner's
nale Kidney and Liver Cure marks u new era In
!. the treatment OF these troubles Made from a
slnp,e topcalloa OF rare value, 1t contains Iust
,he elements necessary TO nourish and Invigorate
pom of these great organs and safely restore and
keep them Ia order, Itisa POSITIVE REMEDY
Tor All the diseases that cause pains In the lower
part OF the body-ior Torpid Liyer-Headaches-
Jagndiee-Dizzinese- Gravel - Fever, Ague-MaIa.
lai feser, aud ali difficulties Of the Kidneys, Liver
and Urinary Organs.
lsan excellent and safe remed for femalce dur.
Ing Pregnancy. II will control Menstruation and
u invaluable for Le icorrhes or falling OF the
Womb VI"
Asa Blood purner Il is unequaled, for It cures
the organs that make the blood.
READ THE RECORD
"lt saved my life ~. b. Lakely, Selma, Ala.
1T Il the remedy that will cure the many dis
eases peculiar to women. .'--Mother's Magazine
"lt has passed severe tests and won endorse
menis from some OF the highest medical talent in
the country. New York World
mo remedy heretofore discovered can be held
lot one moment In comparison with II "-Rsy. G,
A. Harvey, D., Washington, d. G.
This Remedy, which has done such wonders. is
put mp In the LARGEST SIZED BOTTLES Of any
medicine upon the market and il sold by druggists
and all dealers At sl.25 per hottie. For Diabetes
enquire for WARMERS SAFE DIABETES CURE
ltisa POSITIVE Remedy
M wARSERI CO., Rochester, MY.
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DAINTEns MANus,-Ilouso and sirn paint,
&C.. 20 Cts Book OF tAp XII, ~ RSos nr FanrS
hiS,pontSi hiSUpcorstive Painting 30 Ja Car Fresco, And
~. Standard sign Writer ornamsn,Htio1 loll
Hook 81, Scrolls and Ornamen 9IanasrH nnanh SSro,' 81
OF booksellers or by Rail JEsM MEoWnuNSNsHRsSY WNNRY "
co, il9 NassastrectN. y. hhN"A I"
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Age and diseases
that lead to Con
sumption Insani,
ty and an early
grave, or both.
No matter how
shattered I b 0
system may be
from excossca OF
anv hind. n short
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course OF this medicine Will restore lno Iost IuhC
tions and procure health and happiness w9spe Ss ne
sors was despopdency and gloom. Inc speclhc
Wedieine is being used with wonderful sue
cees. wr,,o ror thpm and
get full particulars, .,, -, civ mack
Price Specific 90 per pSSkSss or on receipt @ Of
money. Address all orders, co
AS'' ] d. SIMPSONS MEDICINE co, =,
Nos. iO4 and 100 Main St.. Buffalo, NJ l.
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TO YOUNG MEN AND OTHERS.

We send On trial Tor thirty days our Eloctro'V0l'
tsic Belts, Bands and Suspensorios, to young mon
and others suffering from woaknessce, nervous de-
bity, lost vitality, lost manhood, and many other
Licensees. We guarantee speedy cures and com.
plet. restoration OF manhood, Address without
delay. VOLTAlOyELT 90, Marshall Mich.
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MEDICAL.
To Nervous suilerers-The Great European Rem.
edy--Dr. ], b. Simpsons Specific Medicine.

DR.. j b. simpsons Specific Medicine is posi.
tive cure for Spcrmatorrhea, Impotency, Weakness
and ali diseases resulting from SofAbuse, az Ner
vous Debility, Irritabillty Mental Anxiety Languor
Jassitudo Depression ofSpiri,s and functional dc
rsncements the Nervous system generally Pains
In Rack or Side. Ioss Of Memory, Premature Old
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Displayed advertisement will be charged accord
ing 10 the space occupied, at above ratesthere he.
ing twelve lines OF solid type TO the inch
To regular advertisers We offer superior inducs.
menus, both az TO rates Of charges and manner Of
Displaying their favors.
This paper may be found on Ale at Geo. p. Rowell
Co. Newspaper Advertising Bsreau, 40 Spruce
street, where Advertising contracts may be made
for II In New York
Communications upon subjects OF general interest
,n me pnblic are at tines acceptable. Rejected
m minuscripts will not be returned
Letters and communications should be addressed
"E A. Burnett Cairo Illinois
, 1881-10-01
WINDOW.
1tE WILL HIN F0H SENATOR.
EpkeEdt ubpateh to 17te Chicago Tribune

4lE n l4sl4 HUN EuN SESAlDK4
sptefat Uspateh to 1nt Chteaoo TftbunAt
Sr. PAUL, Mtuu., Sept. 8o.-From source
only less authoritative thnn woultl be the ut
teFance of Secretary William WEhd0in's own
lips. The Tn1DuNE correspondent learns
tint the present houtt Of the Treasury Insists
that President Arthur sbatl regard his resig-
nation, rendered Mt tho present, executive
session. MS bona Tide. md accept 1t at ollce, In
order to glyo tho tcndcrer tilne to rcacl st
Paul before the 10th Ut October, the tlnte Of
the assembling Of the Legislature in special
session. The same authority gives
Nit. WINDOWS REASONS
for restentng. First, he can leave tic Treas
ury now with tho Gclat of never ,nvtng matlO
n mistake. bnt having proved one of tic best
financial lleads the c0untry ever Ind. ono
under whose comparatively short regime
millions Of dollars present mil tens Of MILL
Ions prospective layc been and will lie saved
tho Nation. Second. lie docs ilot ,,ropusa to
takc the chances df bolnR Intimately connect
cd with MI Administration which may make
soma graye mistakes, SONIC OF the odfunl from
which will, iii the worry tlat,lre ot things, at-
taclA to the Cabinet. 11eproposes to come to
st. rnul md ask tint he bo returned I'd the
scat III the SenatG which he Resigned to take
tho Treasury portfolio. Tho information,
hero given n,ay be relied upon liz accurate.
and was told YOUR correspondent with lio
uncertain sound.
, 1881-10-01

1iEtSs 8ANFlEI4n INDIGNANT.
of Arra f,nr6ni.I herc have h,,, H. nf,rnso'i
49,. 10 - me.e atu, nasG ue9.l lhto!'aeu
.llat sIe - efe"tis "hocKea 10 ieotn fhht SO
In1s3 a = part a Of ~ tue t1as fa sa StoF nts as
She consented to the Injured yertebrm
ona ri, ,hafno hroum,,. 4"1" nnsa aua% haaa..s',
n'u NV ,, .tu ouuh o.o0s"' he'et uesa"so
sno UNDERSTOOD thas they might 10
but she never consented to the bringing Of
ANYTHING elsa here and etfeynt lint nfl etso of
thn hn,lv ~ ,,ur nj ,voa In tha oos,.st r.,
f,h,o ain ,'o,,, t,,n,,,s t,,nt ~, H. ,..'.',
parts, from the nuuIs to the loins, were
brought to WAshngtOn. mud ,nvp been OK.
1thltp,I. nm one knnws IN tow many curio,,s
.,,r,.,o',. cio,s tn.,,nnont ~ t,.',,, !. .,tM
cult to now rectffy tie matter.
DH. uLIss.
NEW YoRK, Sept, n0,-Dr. D, ". Bliss.
WIN IL rrnnnr;nq lila rcnnrt n,, ti,a pfas,.
n"t,. oasn rnr no M a9o,ta"a 1 1 W. 10 - es,
house OF DIR. Shrady, OF this city, said to q
reporter that lle had no doubt the medical
profession would be satisfied from hia rnnort
H.. ~ ,nt,,,.,,,t ~ H. ,., ao,,i
buen different run What II lad been.
ia u ss'ue.s u moua.t - !. ""s n.oa'a
sala he, alla any attel1lpt 70 remove the DILL
would liayo resulted fatally at oncu. The
only way 70 rcllloVa tne pall was by outing
ttoWn Til, ,ubdon,en, lifting np the stomach,
nlld searching for IT, Or We might have cut
through tle back, sawed through q rib, Or
hnve lollo something else equally futile. As
sc did not know Wiiero the 6ati .Was, II
would have been d wild plan. Tie ball WAs
oncysted, and 80 sVns not an Important fac.
tor. Ag1.lM, oven II no particles Of bono lad
been tatriou forward into the suit parts ot
tho body, the injury to thH vcttehro
WOULD HAVE rR0DucED FATAL REsuLTsI
rs carries {rottenncss Of the bonc) would
, 1881-10-01
Cyrus ". Fields Fund Illus
Isenchcti tho Sum Of
$33:3,7OD.
Mrs. Garfield Appoints J. Stanley
Brown Her Financial
Agent.
Tflo Monument. Rnfsers Mt Cleveland not
aettiug the lnko On Fire,
So Fur.
Letter Of Ir. 0. B. Potter 1nolbsing $4,000
for d 0ivil-sorvi0o Publication
Fund.
THE ASSASSIN.

IllE AGSASlNs
NEW JERSEY LAW.
10 the Editor of Tho Ghtaoo Tribune.
CHICAGO. Sept J0.-tflo following Is n let
ter received from wall.kn0wn lawyer Of
Monmouth County, n. j., whoro tic death
OF our late President occurred: q. G. o.
CONFORMING tho cnao OF Qultenu, there Is mt
tho slightest doubt but to can DO Indicted and
tried for ta1rder In this county. 1t makes no
dt4crcnco. utl1ur our law, whothor the blow Is
Struck horo or IN anothor Stnte. And 1t tho
President flal beon shot in this S.atc, md hatl
died fl another State. or in the District Of CO.
}utnbln. 0ultouu could bo Indicted. trlod conpfct.
I'd, alld hung III tho county ia this Stnto whcre to
was shot. Hunter vs.. State, II vroom IN. j.,
1881
At common Law think tho woight Of au-
thority ia TINT Gultcau could bo trlud
fur nurdor nolthor III this stato nor
tho District az t!Coitsmola. To remedy
this lofcut, cur Legislature passed Il Btntuto
that Covers Just such cnscs [R Y. N. j., 1877,
p. as., I75.1
You Will lind statutes substantially tho eanle
In Maine. Massachusetts, Dclnwara, Virglnia,
West Virginia. Alabama, Tennessee. Ohio, Mis-
souri,. Michigan. Wisconsin, colorado, nnd ILL.,
nola. and thoro was statute in the District OF
Columbia to tho samo eject, but It WIS omitted
from tho revision OF 1874. In somo OF tho statcs
nasneit tho Courts hnve fldtciatty construed these
Btnt.tcs. thu casos referred to by you In your
letter (Tyler "a. The People, 8 Mich, 82o, and
Com. vs. Mnoloon. 101 Mass. j aro oItcd in the
clse, OF Hunter Vs. Htate. IL vrootn IN. j. AOj,
above mentioned, md aro approved Of.
It is true. US you say. TINT. In tho case OF tho
Slate vs. Carter. reported III butcher, N.J, 400,
tho Court held our statute
"NEcEssAR1LY voID,"
but Of this case It bas beon aEnce decided, !" tho
st1orj$ fo.
, 1881-10-01

tAF4F ElfANIs
CLEVELAND, O., Sept. 10.--The Garfield
Monument conluittec today sent n letter as
follows:
Gen. Jan1ts u. L0ngstrtet, Atlanta, 0d.-No
kinder expressions OF sympathy for tho ,novp.
nlont commenced to secure funds fur tho erco-
tion OF q monument over tho Rrnvc Of 1ames a,
Garfield havo co,ae than many responses fruu,
tho South. We bsteye tho Southern people
only wnnt m opportunity to contribute IN order
to nda largely to our fund. In view ut this,
w'int can bo dono at tho Cotton Exposatlon7 To
n,ako II general, will you please confer with the
managurs, newspapers, md National banks.
Send unawcr by telegraph. all funds colioutcd
arc to 10 sent 10 tho Second National Nauk of
this tity, the authorized treasurer. II doomcd
advisable. VIC will setd m accredited agent to
confer and arrange with you for receiving md
forming collections. Respectfully,
J. II. WADE,
II. II. PAYHE,
JOSEPH PERKINS,
J. II. nnopEs, Secretary.
TIE uAnytELD MONUMENT SUBSCRIPTION
to noon today was S3s30.
:..s33, 7GV.
New YoRK, Sept. 30.-Tl,e National fund
ior ! nlo family of the late President Garfield