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, 1881-04-28

tl0n Of companies to rcRt,lnte production and
prlccs, WI have aimply aKrred 10 live up t0
t1c sound con'n,ercEal doctrnr, Of Regulating
,linE f,!lI' TIM, but nnxt week, wc illny etop
altogether. rnt, n portlt,p or nll ut the tln,r.
don't know, which It Will be, nor does any
onu .risr. We aro not govcrne! nt NIL ity
producing pr noli.pro!t.cinK. / think II Mr..
ti0wetl Ind foll0wcti the innxftn 1 asloie It
would have bccn much better for 1leatiinE.
1 kliUw uf no Immediate atlvnnce ~ prices.
tmerciRl lnWSU
, 1881-04-28
MONEY.

nEcfpEDLY ENCOURAGING
xvr YonK. April a7.-Fron the Public:
r1clances % for tic third full week in April
are decidedly encouraging. No one cosl full
~ ~ .s,,.,, fayorc,l by some financial writer's,
tbor n M the business OF tho country Is In state
~ collapse, Putting New York roturns out
" NJ siaht. for there n,ay bo w!tlo ditferences OF
oninio,, " rs to their meaning, while It Is ul'de-
uiahls ul that tho Legitimate business Of this
clty keeps pace closely WITH the aEEresate ., .,
tra,J,e m outside Of New York, we hayu at all
sther ctt!cs an aggregate of S250,0ls,170 and
m INCREASE Of 1H.G per cont over tho returns
NJ n tt,a j, corresponding week Of lust year. New
York exchanges. exclusive OF those arising
fn,,I sales Of ,tts,.o57 shares OF stocks, woro
about s74o,esod, $50, and exceed by 3o4 per
rsnt tia net exchanges OF tho corresponding
ses ss,.es nj last ycAr, The following shows tho
smuupt Of exchanges fur the weeks cn.!!ng
Aurii il at san Francisco and APRIL - mt
, 1881-04-28

TIN. Asyt1AI, cnt1sADE ON TIE JEWS HEouN
IN nATIi-A sKiiMlsll1Nti ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
DEAi. OF i,irrEI.SEss.
Nt,p INK 1tr,td. Apr.l %.
rho annnnt crusa,ie m % nnaInst a historic and
tt,!..t.'' t'' ~ 1"s is.,' ',,,',a,'mI,,, anvil.
this season: 1twould sesln from q careful
study Of the various phases Of the question
FRAT wlen hotel bllstness ia dull the hebrews
are @ nlwnys welcom1e. but when prosperity
GENES a%s s s,tst crstnn monsysn1Fsr s % ts*s
a,,'t.',,ors "uo - tha t;,", ~ tha ,root mo,ic
In 1878 nothing was heara ABOUT caste ~
hotels, but now every kind OF speculation IL
booming and tho Hebrew, whose money WINS
n rods"nI tn thc hntc]s when hanks were
tu1nb'lilg' Is told that helthef MS SERVICES
nor his company arc longer reqnlred.
Mr.. Corbn IL reported as saying that lio
docs not like to have "tl,ose people around
VINO "S"t ahola!ous u'u'l"'as s, VI. na.41s. .,.s
fingers" a gentleman, SAID yestefday t1lat
the times werN too Eu0ti for businessmen to
be human, They claimed, lie snia that they
r,u.t natrn ctsa tho Law. II, nrtlnr IN maintain
mus os1.acase te Sems w. ~ . uts.e, ~ ,ha4 ..a,
were donE 80 well that thy thYonsl,t they
So lr s't a. lgat e. drS SSnle was w. FonE u Y
new Ills wtlr OF, tho Hebrews Mt Manhattan
HeAch ca,sel considerable Indignation
nIllOng tho well-to-tIO families Of upper 1.ex'
inEtoil avenue. But 1t ses'lnctl that ar: Cur.
bin WIS only one OF number of lIote!-keep-
ers who were going to accommodate only
genuine 0entiles, regardless Ut tace, cDl0rr,
sex, breeding, education, or previous coiIdl-
tlon Ut financial stumbling.
The loilowlttR u oAe 0L uo1on AnvoI13se. 1l
Weilta M Wl'G Mhf1 iseSs.y @ppea'e" Ill Ns"
autH ai1 1,,s m, 110sr,p1 Io>,c
A VDN Begun. H.. ilGlEL, n, mI,Al!l' 1.g5NM
s,aa * a III febws FIVE ngd nj u
sppi1' 1ppG - TiioSA8 j. WikGiiEsiER, ippristof.
irhpse ndvuncs statements of n determined
nnifrV fn,ynrU tho tlesceiltiniltA Ut tha nu.
trjnrchs III tlle world naturally excited n
wiiesnrcnI and Intensely bitter fuoiinE
nn,.,IR the .jawA. for DutiI has nlways 6uuiiiI
cn,,xIdarri n fiifnt. f,rt-nf.the-wuY nlRce.
wHifier n few lisi1rt,ws hnyu VOno To Sueutl
thair SUMMERS fur tiftru,l or twenty wears,
opnrtnr 1T tha Herald visited Bath last
av.,Inss nnd Yo,tnti n t,jenannt iittie vilInru
unatinv ninse IN liza hT,ari,. menr tha ounff,t
nHS stfs fSa ahinnai i,nfch ssttlrtne,1t of Nnw
Titracl,t :i;hn hesntif,i er,.nn eurtmt ar
snriMv rrnss I'm fj,a ttnlts a,iti tlle Ynirps III
* mssw wiv.nrrlvtM rsfitis Iau It snsy t0 nj.
Inrsts,',t wiz ;hs iin,,.,h.nrx nf ItIilali jnvn
~ ~ ,,atr"nI%a yhH hrn"sv invs III tia slnrn
H. H. rasnrf srhare I.r,, ft,Ilr iotais in Lila
IL HSca@tha A. VIII ths ttu,,tfn. iintl Cottaga.
XII f},a Esnu;,,s Mr Snjnitis fhn ,.r0t,rrtt,r
~ H. s0 nr.s.,arfv. sal H.. h.,i liv,.tI th.r.,
~ Gtemfu wv Vanrs sri,o ion i,nd c,,st i,m
Avn na5 ~ ara tba iStai .vas H "xsusivr IN
",, II. t,.r nn az ~ ysris,,rn IF ,nHr t,n,,
nstr sn a ~ cn,,,urv 1t ,,sMst nv thnt Ea XII
, 1881-04-28

Ep.etat Dtspateh to 1hs Ehteaoo 7ribunt.
MILWAUKEE. April s;.-Tho prnturs. on the
morntng pnpcrs arc still on strike. and there IL
no prospect Of compromise. Tho Sc,Atnfl man-
ages to appear tho usual sizo. but tho Republican.
cumcs out ellel with old stereotype matter. The
editors and Reporters aro tuEgtng away typc-
sticking; but II tho printers still rcfuan tn come
e terms tho papers will appenr In reduced size:
an increase oY tiyo cunts per l.UD0 otis, The
printers have formed q Union with me1nbcF-
ship OF Ill.
, 1881-04-28

NELsONvILLE, q.
NEtsoNv1LLE. April ..-AIltho coal operators
In the Hooking Valley hnvo posted NOTICES TINT
after Muy tho prico fur inlnlng will be re.
ducu.i from ~ to ~ ccnta per ton. THO general
opinion prevails klnt tho miners Will strike.
, 1881-04-28

NEW STHAITSVILLE9 Il.
NEW STRAiTsv.L1E. o.. April 27.-Opcrators OF
this place hRye posted notices that OH nnd nftGr
the lst of Nay tho price Of mining coal would DC
70 ceuta pcf ton. IhIa 10 reduction TT TO 0c0nta.
and It Is not known whothoe IT WILL pe uccrpted
Or not.
, 1881-04-28

THE FACT TltNT dOON FRIDAY
fell III the second week of April ttlis year ex-
plains the lowest lncrcnso thus fur. IT every
other Instance since tlfs same llartl winter
began, comparison mas shown an increase
Of nlore than 4 per cent over the enormous
dealings cnus.h by the match!ess prosperity
and lowering speculation OF tllu preceding
year. In the face Ut these facts he WHO call
persua'le himself TINT tho business Of tho
couatry has gone to tile dogs is all object OF
pity,
, 1881-04-28

remarkable lncldons occurred ut East Dul'
t!uoru, the other day. during suln'stofu+
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Corporation Nollrcs.
DEPARTMENT or FINANCE,
BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION or TAXES,

DEPARTMENT or FINANCE,
BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION or TAXES,
No. 32 ChAMBRRs-sT, NEw.Yo ok. Nov Ia, l5Sl.}
NOTICE to TAXPAYERS.
IN Notice Is hereby given 10 all persons who have omitted
their taxes for the 1881 the Receiver OF
that unless The same shall be paid to HIM at his Office eore
the Drst December next Will collected
all remaining unpaid that day the
shall paid before the day January next
will be charged and collected upon taxes so
renung unpaid that day at The rate OF seyeper
be calculated from October a. 1881,
which the rolls and warrants 10
Receiver OF Taxes
frou 4. M To 2 10 10. MARTIN Il. McMAHON,
Receiver OF Taxes.
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nlnsieal Instruments.
pFArTfFUL ORGAN. the "MOZART,n

A BEAUTIFUL ORGAN, the MOZART"
>ew stye No. 1900, ~ stops 10 full sets Golden
onse reeds solid walnut highly polished case New and
@ and delivered boar ears here prlce only Sky dol
lars mel cah satisfaction guaranteed IN every Parcla Of
retundcd after one Years Every one SOLD sells
another IL is standing adverusemenL ORDER AZ once.
saved by CORES Ondence My new factory Just CON-
ted Capacity every 20 days very latess
amor saving wood working machinery; Vast capia enables
me 10 better goods Tor less money hau eVer
Address call upon -. ~. -. - A.. -.
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Amusements.

~--~-
A RBEY'S (NEW) PARK THEATRE.
SPECIAL MATINEE,
NETWORK H % sfa p NE FOR WOMEN
VIII be gwen ao oS Teia EeE 6 1881
Commencing at 1880. -,
and ee a artists 81 the n dS
Braces Ss"''O' '"0 programme as ~ present
TIE 9 9REKE FATIHySga G2NRANS
MISS FANNY ADDISON.
Mr.; CHS. +. TIoRyE, R;
P P2E F GGRsE s6T IGe From Ep LEAR
TONY PAsToR's COMPANY.
SAN FRANCISCO MTNsTRELS
Seats can be secured at the Box Office Park Theatre
A BBEY'S PARK THEATRE. French Opera.
"A Last Nights Of the opera Season,
and n3 mr aR axGRfcE q aiT;sorA
LES CLOCHES DE BONNEVILLE.
CThe Chimes OF Normandy ,,,nrr
TUESDAY EVENING Dec s. drst Only time in Fronch
or ,,vr.r, LES N6cEs DoLIvE1T,TdEp ,oIA MARIE
81 Ss5 S SS & Rs season.
STELLA Idle Nile PAoIA MARIE
Seats for these performances now be secured.
THURSDAY EVENING, Dec 3,
First Mp EfpF GfoRaG T. SIS s4Ms s!'y Of
M n9gTf EF. fGmfp#&
A Comedy I'm a Comedy.
Seats ready, Monday, December ). at a. m. -
A CADEMY OF MUSIC. EXTRA.
IA MRS. ]. II. HACkETT
nj impcrspnatlOn OF
LADY MACBETH,
Thursday Evening, Dec. %.
Sale Of opens Thursday morning. Dec g. at the academy
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. OPERA.
~ MONDAY, Dec. ,, Donizcttis opera,
LUCIA DI LANMERMOOk.
EdgardO, SignOr CAMPANINI; EnricO, Sgnor GALhSSi
Ramondo signor MONTG; and Lucia Mile. MARIE
NACHOT.
Director Music and Conductor signor ARDITI
WEDNESDAY, Dec. Z
second time this season, NeTdfs opera,
AIDA.
Rhadames SgnOr CAMPANINI; AmOnaSrO, SiGnOr "a
LASSI Ramfs SignOT MONT; Amneris, Mile. COBi-
ANCHI hcr second appearance and Aida, Mile PAOLlNA
ROSSINI (hcT second appcSTancel.
FRIDAY Dec 9. rst time this Of BOito's opera,
MEFISTOFELE L.
Faust Snor CAMPANINI; Mrphistoiele Signor NO.
VARA Marta Mile. LAURI; Marghenta Mile. VIRGINIA
tERNI.
Grand matinee, SATURDAY, Dec. TO-
WILLIAM TELL.
MONDAY, Dec. r. CA RMEN.
TUESDAY. Dec. 10, GRAND EXT RA NIGHT
Box Office D.
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Real estate TO grfbar9e.

WILL EXCHANGE for residence on Cen
w trail RAILROAD Of NewJersey 80 10 80 miles out con
yenept pac forty MINUTES from Lberiyst, New. YORK
by best passenger road; house. WIN zen
sleepng 3a stabl and one OF more acres ~ gadeh
fruit water bath. closets &c; four min
depot paved stores schools churches
Elizabeth mile distant Apply TO station agent II
Mora Central Railroad OF New.Jersey.
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thAwO WILL buy a genuine Hudson Bay
- ~sBV Sacqu" Canada otter Sacqucs, td'n 10
500 All ottcs sold by are American dressed al seal
c. C. sHAYNE manufacturer, lO3 Prince-st
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Gopartnersbip Notices.
Cost dn0 foun0.

7 OST OR STOLEN.-Bank book issued by
~ the Seamen's Bank for savings, Newlor 10 the sub
5crber II not tOuud turned 20 the bank within 90
DAYS, / will apply for a --...
NeW.York. Dec. 4. 1881 MICHAEL J. NOONAA-
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Gin Rcd! estate for Sale.


A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE New
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At TIE
TPTOWN OFFICES, No. ,22S Broadway. corner Thirty
Ne ~ East Fourteenh.st UniOns uaTe, 1OO Third
ave corner Forty-sevenths; AT the hARLhd OttlCfS,
nos OOl and 23DG Thri-avO, corner One.hundredahl
tHenty.hith-st, to y. IN, at regular o nee rates
A VALUABLE CORNER PROPERTY ON
~ Bcekmanst for sale rutland & WITHIN III
Nassau-4t
NOR SALE in Railway, n. j., very neat two
q story house; good conditions pleasant location Two
acres rich sol excellent fruit and shTdOboy eight minutes
from dprO, trains dai 10 minutes from New ORR
only 81 70 $500 main. L. J. bltl DO NAN hdh"ay'
n any Otrer choice places
nor SALE.-On LenOX Hill, modern 20
dwelling t2uX55), perfect order
CANT hxtures immediate possession IO5 East
G9th-sL
LNOR SALE.-With immediate possession, the
desimblc hrec-SOry English basement house iii East
4Oth.s east Of LeNu stonlve, ami o2poe thf
Murray nm Presbyterian the contains nns
rooms bathroom ami kitchen; size LOT 1ON 40 hohoh
fsir condition, and is desirable for small tlnly Apply
10 MARTIN KLENEN, 81 Iiberty.st
OWN YOUR HOME, the best of savings
" banks Their apartment houses aupIdMg hNe
condition, private families at double the cost examine
The three stOOp basement stone ana bk trout
t0th ST.. AMI tiNr1 wiiil
alock of the Elevated atoms, Normal college. am Model
Primary school Twelve 10 Fourteen thousand DOLLARS
Teuns.A reasonable amount rcman e tlNe per cent
Apply TO JOHN y. CRlMMlNh builder on PREMISES % a.
1907 Jd-avc.
rJ,HREE STORY BRICK STORE, 100 feet
deem 4l5 Broad.st Newark, Nj. best business DOCK
IN the city; occupied 10y clothing house laVoidne
terms Apply TO MURPHY co, ZSI hroad"ay Ne"-lorA.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Saturday, Dec. 3. ISIS

NEw-YoRK, Saturday. Dec. o. ISL
The following sale was held at Tie Exchange
salesroOm to-day
By richard v Rdrn'h
{, > story double brick tenement with lot, no, *
Wet ggIn ST. II 3 2l2.G OF "th|'Ne' O' 80 $4,000
81. PtttT MCGOWAN
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Doar0 nn0 Rooms.
West Slle.

DDD-ST., 40 EAST.-PleaSant rooms with
without board table board reference required.
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Gllnalions {0anlco-- females.

Gllnalons Uantc0- females.
Al Original Swedish Employment Office,
n ia Easl families Can seni' gs1 Trva rrS
Of other nltonaitcs may apply with refer
cnce; many vacancies CARLGRiM SKIOLD.
A LADIES BUREAU Swedish, for first
swedish servaS.s viii 10 well to c at this Also
dn In' ah 'G ncp S MIhE ERsTo
4 YOUNG LADY. graduate of the Normal
~ College would Ike several hours daily for liter
AIRY lady gentleman or an invalid could also e3I German
and Latin Address O. Tribune Uptown Once LES Bway'
CHAMBERAiAlD and WAlTRESS.-By a
" welI.recoumended swedish girl private family No.
2ll West I9thst, cor. Broadway
COMPANION to an lNNALlD.-'ias had some
y experience in The care O. The cS re y eITn
low on oitce. I.2S8 Bfondway
COMPANION. &c-As COMPANION to a lady
Y by party who furnish the highest estimonas Of
character ana capacity will employ her time in reading writ
ns eWpr%de dT1wns ana c PangR roS SGGa
COOK, WASH, IRON.-By German help for
< cfty or country can be seen Z the PROTESTANT
HOME BU REAr, l3s Ghave. fourth house above 0thst
HOUSEKEEPER.-B an English lady, age
g. active Intelligent aud reliable excellent cook and
bread maker very fond Of and accustomed T. children WI
be at "r'y on or hgqF Ten Gn tribune up
town once l23s broadway.
I AUNDRESS.-By a first class German,
Monday s. Vest 22d,st,
NEW EPISCOPAL COOPERATIVE UNION
~ and TRAINING SCHOOL Nurses goyornesses. cooks
hOuscwOrk servants supplied 10 1Nate families
and schools. rs 9th ave.
NURSE. &c.-By a respectable colorcd girl
y infants nurse or ladies' maid reference lbi west
Q MIST.
WANTED by respectable woman the care
II a9s o; 2i Vest or 9 %Gnh or any
WASH and IRON.-Thc first two days in
~ u week by respectable woman best city reference
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsfEi
ETw-YoEK CITY.
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PROGRAMME
1.-The Overture, 1.-THE Composed expressly by
II. TIsSINGTOS.
2.-Recita Of The Bells" Noe), CHARLES ROBERTS, JR
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| .ARGE, handsomely furnished room to let
H 10 gcuemau only, without board: desirable location
iamly ana % Me.L lGLh.L. beiMecn 5tn and Glhayes
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rNO LET.-A large, pleasant, sunny front
room, with board also hall room. l47 West l3d-st
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ROARDERS WANTED.-By a refined private
~ French family, having room 10 would Ike to
with board To gentleman who would appreciate the
privacy Of the family. Address REFERENCES Tribune
Uptown Office, 1928 Broadway
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CEALSKIN Caps and Gloves, 0vercoats,
- Ladies' Fur Garments reliable ana elegant
Z. &. sHAYNE- manufactures, lOj Prnce-st
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IDLEASANT KUON on J1th-st, 9th and Gth-
ayes, lady with uudOubted references. Apply TO A.
DALEY ID II Nl.I Il
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3-Miss SELMA DOLARO and the BIJOU THEATRE
OPERA COMPANY in the
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-08
Itching Piles-..Symptoms and Cure.

The symptoms are moisture, like pcrs-
piraton, intense itching, increased by
scratching, very distressing particularly at
night as ifpin worms were crawling in and
about the rectum the private parts are
sometimes affected ifallowed to continue,
very serious results may follow DR..
Swayne's All.Hcaling Ointment Is pleas
ant sure cure Also, for letter, Itch, Salt
Rhcum, Scald Head Erysipelas, Barriers
Itch Blotchcs all Scaly Crusty Cutaneous
Eruptons. Price 80 cents, 3 boxes for $l.25,
Sent by mail to any address on receipt of
price in currency or three cent postage
stamps. Prepared only by Dr. Swoyne &
Son, $50 North Sixth street, Philadelphia,
Pa. Sold by all prominent druggists in
Cairo and e sewherc.
Swayne's Pills are the best for all bill
ious disorders. They ward off Chills and
Fever. %
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Imnortant 10 Youthful Lovers,


The recently reported case of Ditch
am VS.. Morrel, says the st, James Nor-
don) gazette, is one which youthful
lovers may study with profit. The
point in issue was weather the fixing
of the wedding day was ratification of
a promise to marry or an evidence of a
fresh promise. The actual promise to
marry was made when the plaintiff and
defandent were under age, and no time
for the happy event was fixed. For
some years these two young people re-
NAMED engaged-this being after the
defandent had passed the age of q.
Then at last the day was fixed, but be-
fore il arrived the defendant refused to
perform his promise; and hence an ac-
ton. It has been decided that pro-
mise of marriage falls within the In
fants' Relief act, and cannot be ratified
after the person charged by it has at
tanned q. Hence in order to give y
good ground of action, the lady must
make out that after the gentleman has
attained II he has made fresh promise.
This, in the case of Ditcham VS.. MoTel,
Lord Coleridge was of opinion the cir.
cumstances did not show to have been
done; while Mr.. Justice Lindley and
Mr.. Justice Denman came to the oppo-
site conclusion. Consequently, If the
majority of the court decided rightly,
it is clear that every slight evidence is
enough to show that q new promise has
been made; but il may be doubted
whether the present decision will be
widely followed as q precedent.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-08
PAUL G. Scuun, Agent.

Mrs. WlNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP-Rev.
Sylvanus Cobb thus writes in the Boston
Christian Freeman We would by no
means recommend any kind Of medicine
which we did not know to be good-par-
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lows Soothing Syrup we speak from
knowledge IN our own family, it has PROV
ed blessing indeed, by giving an infant
troubled with collie pains, quiet sleep, and
the parents unbroken rest at night Most
parents can appreciate these blessings
Here is an article which works to perfection,
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frequently heard mothers say that they
would not be without it from the birth Of
the child till it had finished with the teeth
ing siege, on any consideration whatever.
Sold by all druggists. Twenty-Five cents a
bottle (o)
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-08

Richard Wagner has written a curl
Gus treatise, suggested by the expert
ence of the hungry multitude at Bay.
reuth four years ago, Two out of every
three of the pilgrims complained that
they could not get enough to eat in the
little town, and Wagner, after much
bordering over this phenomenon, came
TO the conclusion that the majority of
human beings eat great deal too
much He announces that his "Parstlaln
will be executed at the Bayreuth theatre
in the summer of 1882, and hopes that
the multitudcS who flock to it will not
scnSualize their artistic perceptiyeneSs
and receptiyity by greedy care about
meat and drink Humanity requires,
the poet-musician contends, q grander
and simpler food. He appeals to his
reyerent disciples to renounce the en-
joyment of demoralizing ilesh-meals,
and TO strive in future to content them
selves with, 1.-THE higher food" that is,
with vegetables only.
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AGENTS.

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THE London Hair Color Restorer"
is the most delightful article every in
troduced to the American people and
totally different from all other hair re.
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other articles for the hair obnoxious.
Where badness, or falling Of the hair
exist, or prcmaturely grayness, from
sickness or other causes, its use will
restore the natural youthful color, and
causes healthy growth, cleansing the
scalp from all impurities, dandruf, etc,
at the same time a most pleasing and
lasting hair dressing, fragrantly per-
tumed, rendering the hair soft
and plyable, making it an indis-
pensablc in every toilet
Ask your druggist for London Hair Colo
Restorer Price IS cents bottle. G)
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-08
THE DAILY BULLETIN.
Money Getting.


The man who uses up every energy
in the one object Of making money, and
who gauges the value OF everything ac-
cording to the opportunities it affords
OF increasing his stocks and bank bal
ance, is throwing away not only the
beauty, but much Of the usefulness Of
his life. For money is but one means
to happiness it is nothing in itself,
nothing when separated ftom the wis
.Jm that knows how to use it and the
energy that extracts value and beauty
out Of it, That life is not worth living
that is wholly absorbed in gaining mon
ey and sinks away exhausted in the ef-
fort, 1t is like that Of the wood-cutter
who should use all his hours Of labor in
diligently sharpening his axe.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-08

THE REASON WHY-Mr. Fellows, in his
Medical Monthly" gives reason for the
peculiar action Of his Hypophosphites in
the cure of diseases, which seem to be borne
out by facts. From tonic action of the
Sympathetic Nerves all the Organic Mus
Giles are strengthened and the patient over.
comes his malady simply, pleasantly, and
rapidly.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-08

Your Thomas Electric Oh commands a
large and increasing sale, which it richly
merits. have always found 1t exceeding
ly helpful; use it in all cases of rheuma.
tism, as well as fracture and dislocations,
| made use of it myself to calm the pains
of broken leg with dislocation of the foot
and IN two days ! was entirely relieved
from pain. JOS BEAuDrN, NJ. d.
PAUL G., SCuuU, Agent.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-08
A Card

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretiops ofyouth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood, etc, will
send recipe that will cure you, free of
charge. This great remedy was discovered
by Missionary in South America. Send
a selfaddressed envelope to the Rev Joseph
T. Inman, Station d, New York City.