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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-02-03
PATENTS.
PATIENTS

o,,o;,ed for new Inventions, or for improvements
on aid ones for medical or other compounds, trade
marks and labels Caveats Assgnmsnts in aed
ali cases arising under the Patent Lave. prompt
" attended o.---Inventions that have been bee
REJECTED BY ns PasD G Se pu %ny d By
us. Being opposite the U. s. Patent Department
and engaged in Patent business exclusively we can
make closer searches, and secure ia,eh's n.1i'
promptly, and with broader claims, than those wht
are remote from Washington -
INVENTORS ssnd Dc aerd mG' we make ass'
aminatlons and advise az to DatcntaDllity, Tree Q
charge. All correspondence strictly confidential
me- rcS, ana No oharge unless Ton
General d. Key, Rev. r. D.Powcr The German
American National Bank, to officials In the U. S
Patent Office, and to Senators and Representative
in Congress; and especially to our clients In ever
State In the Union and in Canada Address,
@. A. SNOW 81 CO.,
opposite Pat mt ONCE. Washington Dc
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A roulette table Of the most approved
type has been started at Oxford, with
two wealthy undergraduates as Group
iers. and both graduates and under
graduates frequent the establishment.
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Assets, $38,OOO,000.
Surplus, S7,5OO,000.

The Popularity of the Equitable Life Assurance Society
indicated by the fact that for Eleven years its average
nual New Business has been larger than that of any other
Company i'll the world is due in great measure to its we'll
known promptness in the payment of Death Claims, and its
rule never to take advantage of tecncates where an
equitable claim exists.
Asa GUARANTEE of this, and to countelac the PERM
cous influence Of technical policy, adhered to by many
companies the Equitable makes ALL IT'S Policies old and
new throughout the United States.
ABSOLUTELY INCONTESTABIE,
After the policy has been in force for three years
The Equitable Life has paid since it's organ
iMtion to January lst, 1880, S51,882, 736, and
closed it's books upon that date without con-
tested or past due claim"
The Equitable Life Assurance Society the first to in
trOduce the
TONTINE SAVINGS FUND POLICY,
And thereby to pOpulare life nsurace to degree before
unknown.
By the late report of the Insurance Commissioner for the
states of Massachusetts and New York. the Equitable Life
Assurance Society shows the following strong points
FIRSIThe Equitable has larger ratio of assets to liza
Utilities than any of the leading companies
SECOND The Equitable saved of its income last year
than any other company.
THRDThe Equitabes death rate was less last year than
any other of the leading companies.
FOURTHThe Equitable realizes higher rate of rent or
interest on real estate than any other company.
TheSocey pleasure referring following well known business
insured the society, composing
ADVISORY BOARD OF REFERENCE FOR CAIRO:
rHos SIMPSON TABER of Tab~ Bros
mills
n W. GoHIsoN Dry fancy goods and
PAUL
WILLIAM sTRATToN BuRGERo dry goods
o WALTON WEIGHT Of sPRoAT Proprietor spa's Rsh
FRANK HOWE G M
mills
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THoS W. HALLIDAY, Cashier City National
bank
FRANK l.. GALIGHER, Cairo City mills
j. PHILLIPS, President Halliday & Phillips
Whariboat company
PAULG Schulz, Wholesale and retail drug
gist
WILLIAM sTRArToN, Of Stratton & Bird
wholesale grocers.
WALTON W WRIGHT, of G. d, Williamson,
& Co., Boat Stores and Commission merchants
FRANK HOWE, of G. NJ. Howe ~ Bros, pro-
Wisconsin produce.
ERNEST II, PETIT, Groceries, queenswaro
and notions,
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SIMPSON II. TABER, of Taber Bros, manu-
featuring jewelers..
WILLIAM d. LIpPET, Assistant postmaster.
W, +, COLLISION, Dry goods, fancy goods and
notions.
THoS S. TARR, General merchandise and
lumber
JACOB BURGER, of Burger Bros. dry goods
and clothing.
JOHN sPRoAT, Proprietor "sproate Rsfria'
orator cars"
GEO, Il. LENTz, Superintendent Cairo City
mills.
HERBERT MACKIE. of A. Mackic Il Co.'S
Cairo mills.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-25

Six of the most prominent citizens Of
Lawrenceburg have died within ten days.
Isaac 4. Woodson, of Hart county, ssys
he is not a candidate for re-eelct,on to the
legislature.
A scrub court" has boon organized al
Clinton for the mental improvement of the
young men there.
Herald Enterprise says: Judge Dysn, Y
has court chnpIains, but the lawyers do the
praying" Who do tho praying!
Breckenridge News We ara told that a
baby has been born at Burnside, Ky, with.
0uta throat. Itevidently was not born to be-
hanged.
The Georgetown Times says there was so
mu disorder at the Methodist church Sun
day hight that tho pastor had to threaten to
cali in the marshal.
james NJ York, of Ashland, writes TO the
Bod Oouuty Express, deayng that he has
diyulged So rots pertaining TO como poker
games lately playcdin his town.
The Bslucr rays TINT within five years
Princeton will b0 on the great southern
ttaus .con.nonial railway lpO between Nor.
folk on tho Atlantic pnd San Diego on the
Pacific.
Bob VIII isms, IT,, Of South Logan, WAS
walking across brook recently With hi5 arm
around bls sweoihearl's waist when the log
on which they walked roled over md bosn
fol! in.
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seat to attend to the defense in
the Rothschild case, which is TO him unjust
and unc llled for, Tor in that case he WIS at
home during nap of congress, and the
practice of his profession while not engaged
in his congressional duties, was eminentiy
right and proper, and his able defense in that
case added a now lustre to his legal ability
aud professional fame, and bia constituency
are and should feel honored by being repre-
sented by = gentleman of his acknow-
edged ability in the halls Of congress, where
devotion to duty and the Interests of the
people is frequently the exception and not
The rule. Il might just as well BIO charged
that the efficient and popular member from
tho Dallas district should not have visited
his family during the nap. No state In the
union has moro earnest and efficient mem
bers thsn Culberson and Welb0rn, and the
interests of our beautiful state is largely the
gamer by their representation. T. day
Texas Is one of tho most ably represented
states in the union. l will give you a few
more dots later. -,
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roof and build one for ourselves9 The editor
of the Woa!herford Herald seems so retro
gressive thst no would abandon our improved
system of pleading aud fall back upon the
old and cumbrous English method of
coming to An issue. He seems to
be contradictory and inconsistent. In
his editorial in reply to the writer
he places great emphasis upon our proiltng
from the experiences of.the past, while in
another editorial no declares that tho past Is
no criterion for the future He is nearly
right in the last as.o ton, for we certainly
have been too much enslgved TO the past.
Our religion, our laws and institutions must
adapt themselves to present circumst noes, or
they will not be able to keep pace with the
age. A LAWYER
Fort Griffin, Feb. %, 1851
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To the Editor OF the Herald.
l should never have given any flrther
thought upon the sublsot had not an article
Of mine, bearing the above title and lately
appearing in your columns, been sharply
criticised through the press That my tonet,
may not appear TO be vanquished, and my
opponents 'monarchs Of all" they purlrin
trust you will lend me your columns for a
brief reply. do not wish to appear egoIs.
teal, and Ralph Waldo Emerson SAYS that
ITO be GREATS to be misunderstood Had |
not brosdened out upon the subject, sad
would probably not have been thus misun-
derstood.
Our laws need to be simpli6ed, both civil
and criminal, especially that part known rs
pleading. The laws delay" has become
proverbial, and this delay is caused by toe
circutous route one must take through II
ramidcauons 10 reach point" The etli-
cacy Of arbitration is only known 10th 0
who have tried 1t. Why not have all facts n
issue brought In plain and direct ristner
before como forum, and an award gwen
upon the evidence and argument Now, %
a great extent Sen tor Homan's bill suppl a
this in the criminal law. Ii wi
le,ve but few loop holes for these law, s
who pride themselves upon bare ,cehut T.
lily.
Ono great drawback to American prog ass
has been our copying too much af.er the
rotten institutions Of England II was to
be- expected from our fore&tbers, era they
were able 10 walk alone that they should
thus model after the mother country. But
shall We never DO able TO leave the maternal
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COHsICANA.
Correspondence Of the Herald.

Correspondence Of the Herald.
COHsfOANA, Feb. "a 1881.
Yesterday we witnessed the marriage Of
one of CorscanA's fairost adopted daughters,
Miss Emma Morgan, daughter of Mr.. II D
Morgan, late of Houston. The groom Mr.
l.. .. RevAre, of this city is well ard favor
ably brown 10 Dallas. The marriage cere.
mony, which took place ut the residence of
tho bride, was, gracefully and soemnly per
formed by the Rev. Mr. Wood,of the Presby-
T. rian church, The walters were Miss Clara
Allyn and Mr.. j. A. Hughes. The bride was
most becomingly attired in n hanG iolLe
brown silk of o1qullite taste and mak9 o.,
while the groom, proud and happy Doe
himself rs only tho favored of flto and f)"Lu %
can. The ceremony WAS followed by the
good wishes and congrstu' atoms Of a host Of
friends assembled TO witness it. The guests
were then invited to the dining room, where y
sumptu0us repast WAS dsmpened with spark
Ing wines. The presents were both DumeI-
Gus snd DISQUALIFICATION to the governor
are being circulated asking that our worthy
and ctli isnt county attorney, Rufus Hardy,
DO elevated to tho new position (orasted 10
ctently by an act of legislaturc) of district
attorney for this Judicial district. II is
hafd'y necessary 10 state that he has the
confidence Of tue eutifo county; his electii n
over three older ana worthy men proves
that conGlusively. -lmprnvrments viii
never cease. Arrangements have been made,
and contracts will soon be ratarei INTO, to
oIlend the brick blocks Oh tlo west side of
Boaton street 70 tho new SGion depot groundS,
Our best men are iutareStei and the erection
of n handsome and comodious hotel occu
pylng tho southern front Of the block is only
question of weeks--A number of our cit
liens are getting ready TO attend Msrd Gras
st New Orleans. --Artesian well 9l0 feet.
Court house progressing fnely.
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RIGOHD'S> u nE2T07 iTlNI:

Thore is q wsll-knOwn principle IN animal
physiology That no vital action can take place
eXCep through the agency OF the nervous syR'
TEN. IL the nerve power In any organ is weak
ensd then that organ Ia weak. There Is arom-
ely n tho reach OF all, one That has stool the
test for over half o century. Dr. k.ic1rd's
Vital Restorative has been scruunl2sd and In
dorsed by tue Academy NJ Medicine IN PAtl7s
~ an infsliEbie sueai6o for the above, CUgtairA
no phO0phOrOus, CNnth arldee or other pOisOrs,
is parsly Vegetable, producing no reacblCsi
Nnd ls permanent Ia etoaL; is q suEar-1OotoG
pill Gud can be bad ~ Lavhsser n Go , 10 ala
ne Rlcheliou, Para, tBrrnce), OK % pr, ?
Brown SlgeeDinud, propriesora. Address
Room to, World Bulilng,N. York, None gem
ulns without the signature Of S. b. Slge'moud
On the side Of each box; send for catalogue;
box otlM pills, 81, box Of IN, $40, sent by mail
upon receipt OF price Sold by all Druggists.
CERTIFICATE.
Paris, July Is lS73-lD Aue de In PaiX-Oui
of $50 patients, O. were cured with. 80 days,
ll5 In Xix week, 80 hewerr tw and tn. ee
months, two between five and six mouths,
In nine months DIR NJ. PERRIGORD.
Medicm de Is Hospital Charity.
st. L,uls, April S, lssO.
IN been lmrotent for number ~ years,
when commenced TO take lNcordh V tal Re-
storaiye. Within three IN -ntns | found my
self suddenly restored 10 my former healthtul
yiso and the cure has been permanent.
j, V VINCENT
to the above certificate. lie Is frlen OF
mine, AMI I knOW the facts 10 be as he has
stated ,hom. ], NJ. WARD,
Prop ie;or Grand Central and European
Hotel
! NOTICE is hereby given that 4. A. Smith,
| Of It. Louls, and K. H. De Llsser, Of New
| Hork are no longer authorized to act as
AGENTS for Ricordb Vital Restorative.
| CAUTION.
A former agent ofmno, Of New York, ia now
| advertising spurious imlta ion OF th- ce g.
| hrated pr. Ricord Vita so torative under
the assume name Or. Records RFsto Il i've
| Pills. 70 deceive he public ev n the testl-
mon MS Of Drs. r. ria chord, g. tuevaljer
perlg0rd, Rapail, Sir Thompson, are Z pied
from my crcOlAr4 ASK your druggist FOR
Ricord' V tai Restorative The genuine cnr
he mad of W. II Row 4 a Bro, Druggtats COZ
Elm rect Dallas, Te Sas
r. BROWN olGFSMNOD, ND,
General Age for the United States and
south America,
Send scamp Tor iescrin tivs Circular.
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Six hundred aud elevea acres, near 400 in
oLiuys,ioo; Ave sets Of tenant house, with
new boi, dare post, plank and galvanized
wire fence Plenty Of timber md water on
premises. Nina mi@ north OF Dallas abou,
four mites southwest of Richardson depot,
ADD some thrro miles cast of Uarnlton depot.
Ono Of the host black land plantations in the
west Price low; terms to suit purchaser.
For further information, appl, to
DARLINGTON & UNpERwooD.
Dallas, Texas.
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nenlsnn, Nehrnsrr -. 1921


l.. I. Noyrs, ESQ Gsneral Agent Dlobo'd
safe and LoCs COMPANY:
Dear Sir-Ws take pleasure In iplOrmlog
yOu that the Number Ii Dieboli Safe pur-
chased from you was In the Dire on tre night of
February Sih, lSSl, which consumed our two
story , lex At re and the store adjoining The
| Nc I'll with tae floor into the cellar, Ia
which was stored an Immense stOck 0i bacon,
lari, Oil add sucn heavy and ln1tmm Able
Goods, where IL remained for forty ght
hours, aud was az white hea, when dragged
uu from the ruins. On opening tho safe
some hours later, we found all our books,
papers AMI uey IL perfect state Of pres r
vau'n We mlly endorse the Dtehol1 safe,
and want another as >Oou rs G can open our
new store. send sample of money taken out
ni the safe, and Will send some papers that
waraln 10, lne SNfe we viii shio TO YOU as n
sample, 80 y1u can show what tho Ditbold
safe will do.
Very respectfully yours,
MARX. kURHS & Co,
Wholesale Grncers, benson, Texas.
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WARRINGTON LETTER.

The Great Fioods-The Capital city
snbmerged-Jndge clifford, OF the
Supreme Bench, Insane-The
man and Brother nj the I'm.
augnFai BaiI--rhe rev
Cabinet-NO Extra SEES
sion Of Tho MOuse.
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CAPITAL PRIZE sa0.ONO.

,si Prizes, amounting TO ......,......SliO 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted n I
an points, C whom ibsra comp nsation VIII
hs paid. For further Information, write
clearly, giving full ~ dress send orders nv
express or registered letter or money Orderby
mall, addressed only TO -
4, DAUPn.N, ew Orleans, La.
n. BAH curlesl euce should be with
NJ, A. Dauphin rs aboy In ali cpseg Inc
llcScts themselves are SEM. and never won
10 . Offering certllcateA ov IN ytbirg ,.., in.
ilrtd Any one proposing CEcr a .,n no
else by circular or uthsrVil m Inn he
hall o. Oh t Of the Compan, IA wIdl,r.
All our Grand u rtrprnp Drpvirgs 81, a
unnec tue supervision o, a., G, u, pearsSs
gari aud Iunal A. Early en- al FJ1e
100000. Whole tickets5D
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The Great and Leading
Another cycle of twelve montha has role

Another cycle of twelve montha has rolled
around and we present again our annual
claims to the publIc for acontnuanco Of the
generous and increasing patronage heretofore
extended TO the HERALD.
The last year has been one rraught with deep
intere I 10 Texas, and more particularly to the
northern portion of the state. New lines of
railroads have been projected and now under
construction, while tho older companies have
been extending their maines and pushing
branches Ia every direction. immigration has
been pouring IN from nearly every state in tho
union and the deneslypopulatedcoun OF Eu-
p9rlor In intelligence and enterprise to those
usually falling TO the lOtof new countries. Az
general thing they possess means sufficient to
erect comfortable dwellings, improve farms
and In this way add 10 our general prosperity
In the face Of these facts the management OF
the HERALD has underworld to keep pace with
he advancement Of the state, and the paper
has been enlarged from twenty four columns "a
few monthEago to a forty eight column journal,
and is now The
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-25
The v'oeiSIy Herald

Is published every Thursday, and Is filed
with the most interesting and useful articles
which appear from day to day in the daily
HERALD, aud therefore is generally esteemed
the most valuable journal In the state to
those living on the line of railroads and not
having daily postal communications with the
rest of the world. In view OF .thcse ia cts it 4
confidently hoped that its patronage will I'm.
crease cOmmensurate.with its worth.
Price ofSubscription
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goth.
Popular monthly drawing of the
G3as3sWllai aIisdll,lar H.,
At Macauley' a.. Theatre In the City OF Louis
willie On
MONDAY, FEBRUARY as. 1850.

These drawing occur monthly fSundnvs az.
oepteu) under pfovisiOH Of un act of the Gem
erAl Assembly of ke" tucky Aucorpn latlng
the Newpoit printing ana Newspaper Co.,
approved April ~, 1878.
rePenlpl ''' wv"
~ lne United states ctro1lt court, on March
5l' ranuered the GLOWING decisious:
Ist-Thnt tive Cosam0uwes,. n Bist,l.
button Company In legal
2u-lis drawings are fair.
Inc company has now on hand u large re-
Serve tund Read the li5i Of prize, for the
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Larsest DniI1imTexna.

With correspondence In all the principal
cities and to wns In the state, and in the great
metropolitan cities Of the country. 1t is the
only paper in north Texas giving
Full Photographic Dispatches
From all parts of the Unites states and Europe.
ABa
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TAKE HorVcEI

This Is the only Lottery ever voted on uy the
people ol staie, ana under late lecisi6n of
ne u y. Supreme Court at Washington ia
mo only Legal Lottery nov In the United
peaird or having 40 eNisto1cs A splendid
opportunity TO vi. = fortune. Grad diatd in
ton, IiaS7 b., nj New orleans, TueSdny
mhrch 1881 l2Oth Monthly Drawing
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Carpets, carpets, carpets, ut a. e L. Nit
enIhaPa.
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FEBRUARY DRAWING

BOO Prizes RlI9 am
Whole Tickets 81. Hslf Tickeis 81.
q Tiekets $50. M TickeiS AIN
Remit munay or bank draft ia letter. or
eehd 10y express. Don't send by Registered
letter or plstofico ordCr. Urders OF 81 mn
upward, by express, can besent at our expense
Addrefs all orders Ia Il. NJ BOARnMAN,
Courier Journal hulldtrg, Louisville, Nv. az
! j. un riord, 2i2 Broadway, New York
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Commercial Paper

1t Is without superior In the whole south aud
stands unexcellcd In Texas for the rullnessaud
correctness of It's ropo.ts both at home and
abroad,
The HERALD In the future will occupy the
| same high conservative ground which has al
ways characterized 1t under It's present
M nagOment, showing ravors to none nor
1snllng.to point out errors or endeavorln Z
10 eradicate hem even in the most exalted po-
Hltjons, state or national
The HERALD In politics is III Independent
ournal, progressive In Is IDEAS, aud avocat
pleaaud MEASURE that shoui alone prevail in q
true democratic country, ana to those who may
dliier mom Il In Its ylews and Ideas, and In
the discussion of great measures and prlnci.
pies which may present themselves to tile pub
lie, it VIII be courteous, O. treat with con-
sIderation the Dissenting opinions of It's oppo
nents, but In cool and deliberate manner
will battle ior what 1t deems right and
for the great good of Texas and the country
at large,
The HERALD now occupies the high posi-
tloR OF being the representative and
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leading Paper ofTexas

And, soarlng shove any petty jealousles
rivaleies,:t will lend It's influence 10 any meas
ure that win benefit any wn, city or sec
tlon IN our great and growing commonwealth
The management promises that their EFFORT.
shall not be Iellyed In adding to the interest
and usefulness of the HERALD, and that each
month there shall be some Improvement to
be seen over the preceding one.
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Louisiana State Lottery Company

This lnnumtion was regularly incorporated
by ile legislature OF The state Tor Educational
un" Charlt"Olt purpc sea In leoS, for the term %
twenty Ave years, tc which contract the inviOIa.
Ole iath OF The state isppiged, which ple TIE has
been rgneWedby an overwhelming popular vote,
securing ia lranchlP In the new constitution
Hu"pleI December 81 A. D., 1873, with a cupl-
ial Of $1,000, 900, tu which il has since added A
reserve fund OfS3jo 900. lis Grand Single Num-
her Distribution viii take place monthly On tne
second Iucsldy ltnd " scales or poatponea
Look ~ the following lststribution.
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,rnE RIVER AND nARDoR BILL

in.ye house on Thursday without
thfnt. A bill was reported by the
ZEE on ways and mesns removing the
An bsnkschecks, dtsfs orders, friction,
n. etc, and was referred to The com.
vdf lbe whole for passage,
4 new cabinet, from tn latest informa-
Win probably be MS follows; Blame,
ury Of state; Allison, OF Iowa, treasurer;
p. Merton, postmaster general; Con,
esent incumb nj, seci cary of the navy;
'ameron, secretary Of war; Sargent, Of
mia. gtcrstery Of tho interior, and
! Am, lof Georgia, attorney general At
IA the latest slate that has been
J, D 40 this date. II Is generally con-
that there will not be M extra
o., fhe use. The senate will con-
rranization and The confirmation Of
*snd the apnoiniees OF Garfield.
incidenily some reflections on
kp's action in leaving his