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, 1881-05-13
SIZE FOR b AMAGES,

5pet114 111pd.th ID tn [h9eatd lF10aH7s
ST. IOl|lH, Mny' 1.-two Ut tho lalo drivers OF
tho 1t. Louis ltHtlroati Company, rfth street
linc, l,,ly0 brought suit MK.lnst tho Company t0r
damages, Frederick lsankuy ullUxos that IN tho
.lst ut February Inst tho car h0 WIS driving gut
OF tho track. WAllu attempting to ret 1t buck
hy Itttlnsht It With his shoulder annlt0r cur
ua1n6 atmR frnnl II tiireroit direction and run
aKuiustAin., lIroalsnv ls co'lar~bonp. lilo was,ta
:, 81 .001 ttatnauas. John a. Schmidt Alcaoa that
, ho WHH driving q Gar fut tho Company On tho
9Th 1T Jntuury. lssl nl,i that II. plssnR kp!0
left In tho rt'A4 through tho NeRlIXst!e0 Ut tho
Coinpnny Tho c,r wits jultol 70 ono Kio aud hts
was ylnttntly thrown Aut md strlOu3ly Injured.
lie ulxO Qiuiulx !, ,uNQ damages.
, 1881-05-13
LABOR AND CAPITAL.


S,r. LOUIS.
Spsesdf Dsrateh to Tht Cnteaoo 1ftbttfst
ST.. Lofts, Mo-, May 1a.-At last tho labor
disturbances tnvo rcaclletl ssaga likely to a.
feet tho understanding Of st. 1.ous. Tile
bootblacks OF the city, oppressed BY high
rrt,ts ai,A the cost Of living. have taken steps
to orgaItze Union. As soon rs tic orE'snl-
zntton Is effected the prlco of street hoot-
,Iacklng will be rnlscd To 10 cents, excej-
tIonntiy muddy boots, 15. There Is III city
III tho cn,lttry where bootbaAckiNR II 50 uit.
profitable hs III st. 1Hiis Our street in,ttl IL n
i, peculiarly tenacious kind, md tho wrNr and
tear on hrushcs Is something btaetHis. Ffyo
cents t1r paIshinE up natr n @ @stoE3s w., rea,,y a1y
luhor Of tho skilled nrtlst, and tho public Will
stand tho allyatco without n murmur..
, 1881-05-13
Interesting Points In Yesterdays
Special Bulletin from Gen.
Eazen.
The Thermometer Fell the Lowest
Yesterday Afternoon at
Port Huron.
1t Was the 1Ioltcst Mt Pittsbnrg md
Lynchburg, md Hot Enough
Elsewhere.
Tho People Of tho East Will Roast All Day,
and We Will Have Cool
Forenoon,


o!. IH M .'... o.u t,..,,., 81, atn,,.. nrp,cp,,
uFFNs " 1aH n.sn ot oo"nn - H. mi,
" MAsllNaH,N' si"y 10 -. mn 1o ~"
Valley nnu tennessee, 1alf Weathef. "lhas
shifting to slightly cooler norulerly% sta
t1Onury or higher barometer.
For tho Lower Lnk0 rcElOrt partly cloudy
,ycnther, pccnstoual rain, winds shifting to
ono1nr norther,v atnt,nunry or higher
IN ro,r.+ar
t1,. ~, fr,,.r .t, rootor fo,r wenther.
tut tto oppu. H""o .o.t,. ',,",,t,s soiIinr
horlheF'y seeFihR W eaStG''S "!""', A"n.
ptectucu Ill lnc eAHlcIIt p"9taon oS i!"."4
t,.n MN frt11nfgnf} hV riRtuK
, 1881-05-13

TAKING TIMBER PROM FUlslIO LANDS.
WAslllsuruS, stay la.-'rhe SECRETARY Of
tho lnterior today addressed letior tn tho
Co,nmissloner-GaaorA of the l.anti.Ulllce
relative to the right OF n railroad company
tu take timber from the public lands by virtue
of tile "rlght-0s-waY" aet Ut 1915. 'TAa Inv
referred to prnyidrs that my railroad euln-
pa1iy organized Us therein provided shall have
the right to take trum public lan1s adjacent
to tha line Of said road Material, earth,
, 1881-05-13
MISSOURI PRESS ASSOCIATION.

Hp.tlaI UGpasth to Tia EhseuQo Tribune.
RoApH0usE, III Mny 1..-A specIa! trnEn con-
tanning over lou lnemlsers at the Missouri Press
Association passed this point this afternoon for
Chtcngu. They nro tue aucsss Ut tho ChicaKo s
Alton Railrtn.d, which, Judging from romarks
1nt.le on tho sentlou plntform by et,tne Of. tho
editors, is treating thon royalty. Th0y will ar.
rive In ChtcnKn Frt.lny morning. It,1 will W
direct to the lh1mer llouse. A lRr9e number ut
tlem nre Eolnx to Wush!nEtnn. aIid tho bnlluco
Will rcman In and about ChichgO.
, 1881-05-13
TEXAS ITEMS,

LAREDO, Toxns, aiay E.-Tho Postmaster bas
boon arrostwl on tho affidavit OF Capt. Il. r. u.
Tempest. WIN complains that tho Postmnster re-
fused to doIIvern rcxlstnred packagp. Tho coNl..
ptnInMnt hus bGon travelling under m Aiils, md
tho puatn,Astur rBs1lirotl Hi Identification, which
to WIS lnalhIo tn turnsHh. .
Tho Mexican telegraph lne from Monterey Ia
completed To within tWetyo tntlcs OF Now
Laredo.
, 1881-05-13
a BROKEN I.EVEls. 49,.
Spsctak uj{I4ateh t1 IhS Chleago TtttAMks

NEW ORLEANS, Lii, May la-'lho brcil5
III tue luyeu Il, Carroll is 200 fect Wide aud
very deep. The Hood isas reached
lsayou Macon, ami has overilowud tho
truck OF tho vtcl<sburg Il Shreveport Noal.
which will stop running to-lnarrow. Tho
Stats engineers roport TINT they are helpless,
having nelthar ability is0r money to do any,
thing with. It is ltkelv fully olls-llfth af tho
6tatu will bc ovcr!lowed, and the damage Will
amount to millions.
VIcKsuuh0. Miss, 1lay 1a-The break III
tue luyee ut Alsatla, l.a., about two hundred
yards wl.le, Is spreading rapidly. Thu water
Is runninR through With xfeat velocity. Thora
IL but ttttic prospects, Ut coainx tho b roak. Tho
damage Will b.. he0ry. 'rrNtnsnu tho vltkRburx
Shreveport lla!lrua will 10 discontinued nftur
Saturday on ncctAnt ut tho high water caused
BY tho AlaSatiu urpylsae,
, 1881-05-13

somewhat. Matthews and htB friends arc tllthp.
pointed and chaRrlncd at tho result, Thoy
counted On eight or ton mnlorlty, but tiye Dem,
ocrata who were enuntcl Tor Matthew'S voted
ngRLnst him. Notwithstanding thls foollng of
disappointment, Matthew'S tlns received many
CONGRATULATIONS,
, 1881-05-13

nAvEsp,Rr, la., May l2,.-rha Iowa Btato
l'ental sueoty closoA Its four days' annual
sussIan hars this evening. Officers were elected
tor Tho ensuing y0ar W followss President, tIr.
q. ". Fuller. OF Dos No:nss. Vfcv- President,
nr. 4, Y. Eatoll, Ut Anau,osa: ttaoord!ng Hecr!-
Corresponding s4crptary. ns. 4. y. Hunt, Of Mo-
GteKQf,
, 1881-05-13
QYERRuN BY DOGS.

HocKwoon, 'rtnf., May l..-tlrcat excitement
provuIls throughout tho os'untry IN account OF
dogs running mud ant gofnu thrsnlxh tho c0un-
try biting md chasing things ia they ~ and
Inklg 1t dangerous 10 tr4lto!. Tho citlzDnF Aru
clubbing together and slaylrg frou twenty to
tWunty-ilvo u day.
, 1881-05-13
THEY NOW WANT PROTECTION.

NEW ORLEANS. ILL.,, May 12,-Tho Surgical &
MudIcal Association Of Tits ntty to-day passed II
resolution calling tho attention Of tho National
IlOar,l III IIuaitE 10 the ppdome rn9lnR In many
Northern md Western aites. And eHls fur rtHi,l
inspection with u Wow Ut keeping Infection
AWuy from Now Orleans.
, 1881-05-13
PURELY CHRISTIAN MOTIVES.


6PluS1vlELp. Mass., Alay l3.--'lAe East
Ilanlpton congregational Church voted to
el,tertaIn thu complaint nyulIst ex.l.ieus..
GuycrAor kniglt tuE atluu&iotss to u woman nut
A!s Wife knight tAuow West Oh u business trip.
His frle.,Is say he Visited the wonluu FROM
pukr!y E4rist!nu 1lullYea.
, 1881-05-13

apestaI Dtsp4tsh 10 Tns uaIeaea 7s1huns.
QulSoy, ILL.,. May 1a,-Ills riyar i.ay COM
tl,encel to rise orce 1nurs,; and ins gained
sIx tnahBs Within the 1last tweqty.touF hotlFA..
It now stands Ut twelve feet te4' Inches Aeove
low.Watur mark. :
, 1881-05-13
ESCAPE OF A luNATIc.
Enlttut flL.pafth 10 Tia Ch4fapa Tribune.

hattie CnEkE, blich.. May l3.-C G. stnwolt,
ou tnsaue patIent Ut the sanltArlutE, escupUA
This nurnlny u1,a took tho pnry lrniu for ChiuM-
~. liz hus nut vet heeU cuptursa. Ills honu
Wus Ak Mt. Carroll III.
, 1881-05-13
ANOTHER R1MPORTAN MOVE
CALL FOR THE 5 PER CENTS AT A COST1Nu-
ANCE.

ANEt.
WASHINGTON, D. G., May 1a.--Tho follow
1ng c1rcular, einbruclng tho 1o3d call with 4
provision for the continuance Of tile per
cent bonds. WIS Issued t!ls afternoon:
TnEAsuny DEPARTMENT., WAsElISuroS. D. O..
May T., lsSl.-uy virtue 1T tito nuthorlty @otl.
frrrcd by law upon tho Secretary of tito ,frcns.
I'D nccr.,et inierest % Il tho W s,cr s Cent % canpa
i!o,da Issued utuF tho aots ot July y. ls.9. ind
sa sc. vii h1' 6c pa' d ni !% tso seasry the Wnte
Statss IL tho Gty ct %msh!sto, @ t ,,; c tue sa st
,srsd n9nds o%sS.r nsss!rs per cont !tsrss3;
81 tte hp.icrs "f said croa Io.ils shall rG-
quest to hayo shulr boads contlnued during tho
tho rate Of ri per cont per nl,s,ll1n, in lieu or
Iier pnynent at the .'a,e r, ,.i9vs speei!ie stcl,
y tic secretory % II to 1les,,ry fr tut pur-
posu 90 u, or brfare tho til Of July, Issi.
The Secretary, until the 'sAto mentioned. july,
1881. Will receive Tor tuutlnulnce,
IN LIKE MANNER,
subject to like conditions, my Of tho uncalled
per cent reYistesed d. bqn!,a @ or tie ncia ot July
liz liz surpss fovouac.: Fore'sa ksilcrs Of s"y
| may hlve them ruhllnund rs ltove rr0r4tled
upon receipt of tho bonds " tho 1overntn9nt
tnSw lano.. London, England Tl!s request
nhavo mentioned HhnlE,l bein form substantially
! III lurewhtta prescribed; tl,l upon tho s,rrGn-
Jury Of tho Trensury VIII return to tho owners
that such butlds ilre continued lnrlug tho tuss-
ura OF tho Uovcrnnnnt, with sntDrest ut thu rHte
sf sst s ass ssW9 Wpo pse seecfe fee
tho l1lds to he continued rs nboyn provided. tn.
tsfoss 1hsss IT. : 70 AS @ Es , s prfa!
to te e1ltlnMeA xhU!d be AsAtEnGa " tU tho StcrC.
tary Ut tho Treasury fur cont,nncc," and when
u ill circular siioy wi. ho Hcceptc for ,hat
purpose In tho order Ut thor receipt at tho E)e.
mS n 5os tsceyS s ysS % ns s
provisions Of this eircular hut tho holltis 70.
VI x 10 10y ssat y Sspa rs*s'es @ @!na
%st. ssauls . fSsxsf:e r. sssts.ry q tso
mission setting forth thu. PURPOSE fnr which
they are transmitted; aud tf to ho continued
st sp IT, IT, 5 tSs sssaSo s 'hS ns asSs
no omls shou' ne srfWs H. ,i',1s ior eo'''
Following Is
T1tE FORM or REQUEST
for continuance OF bonds:
;:..s;; ssS:; L 's \
!ne 1s%s sss Sfa ss S'i; t. IL s'
u ~ ~
ss Ii liz
wavs @ sa % rSsass y; ~ sst = Il saa , t% ~,
an as y III
sss sS a'H "ss saa!
II. e Il ss;ss T. 70: y
executed by eori"1ntton'
oyllEn DIRECTIONS.
In cnso tho above request Is ssxncd by m OIL
Ger Of tho bank Or othor corporation. i shont.
Uu QCE0l1IiuujOl by tbH DfODDt ht,flfY. cGrtf
, 1881-05-13
THE UNDERWRITERS,

CtSCtHNAT!. o.. liMy la.-The Underwriters
All.nngo Of tho North and Northwest haso fin
!shatl wtrk, aud Aro r"dnY on al. excursion ovrr
tho Cincinnati Ht,l. thorn !sAtlsnal 70 liYhbrHc.
THY return to,nIkht, aud most Of tho tnntnbuss
Leave for holn0 Ibis ev1ntnE atil to'uVFToW
morning,
, 1881-05-13
THE R|BERNtANS,

81. LOUIS, No.. siny l..-I'he IflbcEnlans had
n very shurt session this morning, and adjourned
until to.tnprrnw tn "nablu tho Standing C0n-
lnitt1cs IN prcpnrr ruEurta. Tho COMMITTEES OIL
fnUtiouH which have ,itst,lvbrsl tho pcIe0 aud
harmony Ut tho Or!0r tor twu yeArs past.
, 1881-05-13

Erscial nispateh 10 tn Chicago Tribune.
NEW ORLEANS, May 1.-the steamship Whit.
ney, from VprA Cruz, astlvtd ut quarantine ut
'nOpn, having uysses Ogant, Jr., konAtur Chat.
fec, anu nthe,S on boasu, Sh4 Will 10 quarln.
tined there thrG0 uay5.
, 1881-05-13

spteiai DApaseh 10 Tbs Chttaoo Tribune.
ATLANTA. Gu, May l2.-lienry Hill. Of
Athens, wculthy bunker, died this morning.
, 1881-05-13

BATTLE CltEEks MICNs
speetal Dtspateh to TIT t'httaoo 7rtht4na
BATTLE CuEEK. AficI,., May 1a.-rhc ell
glneers and trainmen of tho Chicago Il
Grand Trunk ltoad, who demanded higher
wages br strike, had their wnEcs raised tu-t1ay
nnd everything Ia now satisfactory. Tr4lns VIII
1jp ruauuU1,
, 1881-05-13
uENRY VlLLARD.
A Pen-PortraIt Of the orea, r.,
gon Navigation Presidaan,.o a, o's'
unbonnded Confidence Rcpos.a n m.
by Ills Friends and Co. - III
adtutors.
Eight Millions of Dollars Placed !, ~,
Hands Without SECURITY. III

dAQuH W1Ghhnt Hnnu ~
so' neou1ltT
-
spfetal ptspdteh 10 Tha Chteaea r+t,.
frfnra ,viII n,l,ifsG =, aa t'Elladephh
nTS "' p.D',t o.u!olfo~ the fo,lowin..
chtlcu Scateruay At Tho Offices of H.,
EON Railway &; Naytratinn ~. He Ut
Nusant strrot ,vharn H. M, eoa'pany, oa
~. :, "s' sllllsn nfestda4
,,,. amo treasurer OF tfo Company Is Mr, 1}otss
MH'te' 1oruletly tHt editor Of TuE C1,c,:'
T1ltnuNE. Tile two had BEEN t,,oathaaas.bo
during theWur os snnwa,,o,.o. 49," Gkelhef 5efdh
~. 11,,,..', ,,o ." ""'Ao"3p"peF va c0rrespundent.
air' WIZARD apparently does moi sa,1,s
himself. lie Inns threo or sonr .a ssslaaa
overwelt f,rrtsho,t tho H. .ou' 9ootns no,
WV, "sn A"4'',oa' u'e Aonfs covered Win
a white, canvas-itke material, Reneraltv "
,,,.,.xa ~, ,Ist." - ua loet Of EN-.
ployeS MIL VfaltOfs. In a littie roo..,
nlBn ucsK sth1lus ali. White, In anott,,
,v,,cn In IA ,nnvine o,,o,. '"uee9' '"'' eseeR
.,.'.,.a ~, e "oo"t Taking 10 Al,
clcFKs OF some OF MS associNtcs. HstsaM,
lnnti, over six feet high, aud must trs,st ,s""s
own aoo rousns: @ .a'' weigh
Il man TINT carries with him fita ,u.,..,.
~ s.c"t to1te M1!u po"et: mas big touud
c,,r,s slirtly Mt tha en%, %,' anu Iuss a 'At Hhh
ant facn o,, wl,IcI thors NV ~ ~ W. epeos pIea
II short KrnY 1nuStacllt lin rnt..
, 1881-05-13

WILLIS WILLARD.
Special Dtspafca to Ite Chicago 7rtoans.
JoNEsnono, ILL.,, May t2.-Ono of the pto.
,leers OF Southern Illinois, willis Willard,
Esq.,, died tl,ts afternoon, agcd 70. lie
lcnvus wttc, danghtor, and four sons to
mourn his death. lilo was father ut Col. 4. f.
willard. bunker. Ills loss Is mournoa by tho cll~
tirn community.
, 1881-05-13

Special cnrrespondenes Of Tie Chicago Tribune.
DEDFonp, Ind, May 11.-Cnpt. John East,
who WAS hr,.vn aid gallant soldier II, tile
this county yesterday.
, 1881-05-13
TIE TRUCE,
CoyKlIN0's FA1iRlCATroSs.
Epttfat nspateh 10 The chicago Tribune.

AAH ~ " oEs
coyKrINn's F.AnnsCArroSs.
Fptttai Dispatch 10 The thfeaoo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, b. G., May IA new
interest attaches to Tie Robertson
controversy by tho elaboIAte articles pub
IIslled III the New York Herald yester-
t!ay and to-day, anil Mr.. trhomas N. Nichols
Urief rcioint1er. Alr. Nlchol this evening |
reatIirms in the iAost posit!vo manner tho
position taken In Ills cDmmnnlcatlon--first,
that sfr. Conk!In9 evidently Inspired and |
superintendent tho preparation Of the five
column wrieR1er ArttclB In tho Her.
ultl; second, that the article Is full
OF nlisstatcnclts md Misrepresentation, |
amounting i'll saseral cases to wiilfnl md |
malignant falsel,oods. Mr.. Nichol says that |
tho statement that Gen. Garfield suggested |
tito eth Of August for the New York confer |
encc last summer is, Of his own knowledge.
absolutely false, and Is known 10 be 80 by all |
pcrsons familiar witt, Tho circumstances, and
TINT oserwheltnning proofs Of the correct
ncss Of tho statement carl ba easily produced
Mt Mny time.
r,iE "SEw YORK HERALD" LETTER,
attacking tho President, which was published
yesterday, and uxettetl 80 nlucl. comment in
Washington. Is now generally conceded to
have proceeded directly from Senator Conk-
,,rnto n t,,t IL 1. ,,,n,-n1,,. InI,,,rd .,,nt hn
revised it. Thuso who aro near the rrcst-
dent and are ns well acquainted with tho
general discussions and tho business that wns
transacted at Mentor as lie was unite In de-
,lornctng this letter iii all Its main static
ments mud conclusions rs q most amazing
collection OF inaccuracies md ot bald mis-
statements. The two principal points Of
which 1t treats arc tile alleged spoi!s con-
fcreneo Ill New York. and the failure nf the
President to meet hts pledges With l.eyl 2.
Morton, now Minister to France. Tho facts
M tn
1,,rvr,v xo.,u co.rrpppvrr
oro ,,,ot ,,nt cnnforonco Juno ,,rna,l ,,,,or Gan
I:ornuil l,v +.,o a,u,o,ai frisntIs ~ S.,,otar
G.'.,'';s.. ~. .ha.' ~ 49,.
& -! s"sn 10 "us va. peae'otot''9 "4soA
W. ~ W ~" Ao,N Ht u'U p"!posc VI cvs-
sa'a"tat'tl' WINS t'e ahtl-eohkl'n& l"pnpl!c-
qhs wefe opposoa 70 saeh step. anu tno
conrnrel It il, 'oycry nossjhle way.
S."."s Gs :" oseAJ to''to'o WI
,,a.Mes Wn, t''it'. "steelnent ~ 'is't Mew
guest Of Senator Conklins. In suite Of this
the ss' aste a IT, wo n pseeeded rec assa % to
hotel shortly before Garfield arrived, leaving
own friends w.ero he lad gone. conkiiny's
/ 1fiehos ~s'e g1eat1s embarrassed " us ao'
sencc, and did not try to conccal their cm-
barrassment. They expected Ills return
wele u,aaole ~ alseovel ny "hetsauouts;
they % united M ia .,. denouue,ng ,; bis % conduct anl
into the campaign, and TINT tho conkllng
| ~ ,,,s .,,,., <,,,..1,,
, 1881-05-13

CINCINNATI, alny 12.-'rhe wool-caryers
l,avc resolved to !nanRuratu strlku Unless
tho employers will pny tboin - per day. They
now averngc 10 md $15 per week.
, 1881-05-13
A SENSATION SPOILED.

Sptttat nhS4teA to fns Gh!eaoo 9Sib1as.
p04ToS, May Ed tirat.clAss sensation WIS
spoIlei to.day by tho ils'osery that tho nut!-
latud FUluanA Of tho woman found III MI nn!!scd
ynn!t In Lowell worn plauoa thoro ay y uedlc4l
0t1lt4t,
, 1881-05-13

.
CLEVELAND, O., May l2.-'flc mo1ders
strike Ia ended. tho mon to get, after juno ]. A1
ndVnuGo Ut l21s per gent,
, 1881-05-13
LATE MARINE NEWS.

EPFtsdf LHPafA 70 Ihs DRItaVo If1bANs
MILWAUKEE, Wls.. May a.-The propeller
Nurd arrived to.utxht from Chlcuxo, Aud her
, 1881-05-13

years, ,n,,pysp
yssy ,sa sa4l 4 s ss waos e 'ps5 'a o'f% e
HSfNt jta{way sa'0 { Nasiss.!on tonh4n' Y%a ,..st
iii tt,hucslnnto eonsldemto"' ,ha1s t.,m
S91n'y e ,Ss ny,o snss a os tue q" es[s
N"vi.atlon Nj, @ IN ComaMay haylnx xtsiGay aGSntn nearly
Go!ni1hia nIyer VSl9iy ,,iy, tS sousht e ais n.n1
MSIai sSua M'u ayoli building Pars,e' asaass
that valley, whcre Quo es'ao 1,hn Norlhsm
10 10 III tho business I.ans cha!ssug u lias
h.i iisniiy scttju.l upu llunno Living tls'v penstd
inns viii tho NtrthUrlI pNu'e, ,ta ~ iiss Of b,iJ'
fr,itless. Mr Willard concelft y" tu road by paf'
iuv u rnatr>llnR inteTrst III T. NV
e64sca Ut STOCK III oieh 'aates* x,vI. ~
IN prks1JA scE or THIS 1na"s ,ns ~, an ths
,,a called tvr subscription y 4, his prtvot,e
,srt ~ s frio,is aud tSri1 eounnaeaes =
enterprises, and % Kood msx Was ~" xa4 .cs ~
him that tho mo,'s' xsry saott ,,,sp epalla ID
serhsa X" M" sab,crocrs getting usntps shleh
rut.,r,' Int Mr., Vllarl4 letsooas. t fur "het sss
did not ayu, i.de@to t9 gs Ipsrhap. 9s,s!iei %ai
,n,.y W. N ri, country 10
VIE. lid .IIsiuneat ,uan hc II y,
ho certuilly could nesof ,nsns about ~ III
th.s. A'thor woE'eI, ,,,. cut,dlcled WI " iNorsh
srsann w VII ' ta. Or Twelve M1S3a1ss sdeet ~
FacIliu wis bought III Tihpat box ua!ea III sss
nS !S'Iud I jul assuis' 9us :tts y u Nv naea
Npsthoru pacluo isoar.l .ts Il pytsa y*ivtsasa n,
nlurlnto, aud ~ nioans .syx W a MILLIONS W
ao""Sa@'' cuMAOs sruck. ,s propde.
which wns alleged hc,oaKea .a'sa ~ ~ Wi hel1 t9
tAry III tuo tou.ptny,, ou.p.y',ann, 1us wb'cu, ID
tiat it should h. ''s,''o ~ txeu!y' al.stsstsa
ruai was I,;.! Gutl! -, Immediately ,!npYt tjoa.
sStsas III. !s9a, d IT, .;osk .Ss r. tSse:a !:
s%eh j. ilox psaa!qk sT1Int'as,oa TSs Ss'sssssse e e
t!elnyea by !clson 81 oi,nan,.,n!se, s.H!se whloh ~
es suxueslcd ID py ,hc Nofthafa pao''S" :A,,f
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-06
False Reasoning.

Suppose machine should fail to per-
form its work, and the owner instead of
trying to ascertain the cause Of failure and
remedy it, should conclude to run right
along, and argue that as the machine had
heretofore come around all right it would
soon be so again. If a general and perma-
nent breakdown ensued could anybody be
blamed but HIMSELF Now, precisely this
way do people act and argue when the
"human machine"is out Of order. When
the liver is "torpd" and bowels constpat
ed everyone knows that DIR. Pierccs Pleas
ant purgatve Pellets afford prompt ant
permanent relief. Yet some guess III,
"machine" will come around all right, ant
do nothing. Could any system Of falls,
reasoning be more perniciousl Suppos
the blood be out Of order and there be PIN
piles, ulcers, or running sores with scrofu
ious tumors, swelings and general debility
and those thus affected should refuse to us
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
guessing that the blood would purify Itself
could anybody be blamed but themselves
IL general permanent break down o
health ensuedl No remedy yet know
equals the Discovery in curing all scrofu
lous, tbrost, bronchial and lung diseases
Gold by druggists.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-06
Toothache,

To have II ont or not-that Is tho question:,
Whether It's better for the Jaws 10 suffer
The pangs and torments Of m aching tooth,
or 10 take steel against q host OF troubles
And, by extracting, end Ihom2 To pull-to tug
No more; and by atug 70 say we end
The toothachc, and q thousand natural Ills
The Jaw Is heir to-'tis a contamination
Deyoutly 70 be wished. To pull-to tug
To tug perchanco 10 break-ay, there's the rub,
For in that wrench what agonieS may come
when wo have halt.dlslodged the stubborn foe,
Must give us pause; there's tho respect
That makes an aching tooth OF 80 long a life
For who would bear the whips and stings Of pain
The old wifes nostrum, dentists contumely,
The pangs Of hope deferred kind sleep delay.
When he himself might his quietus make
For one poor shillngY Who would fardels bear
To groAn and sink beneath a load OF pain,
But that the dread OF something lodged within,
The linen twisted forceps, from whose pangs
No jaw at ease returns, puzzles the will
And makes II rather bear the Ills 1t has
Than hy TO others that II knows not Of?
Thus dentists do make towards Of US all;
And thus the native hue Of resolution
Is sicklled DER with the pale cast OF fear;
And many one, whose courage seeks the door
With this regard bis footsteps turns away.
Scared at the name OF dentist.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-06

Percy Fitzgerald, the dramatic critic
and editor and author of several biogra-
phies of "people on the stage" writes
thus of Edwin Booth in one Of the Lon
don weeklies: "Mr. Booths Hamlet is
q spirited, elaborate, painstaking, and
expert, but conventional performance.
He presents essentially the Hamlet of
the stage, with variations and embroi-
deries Of immaterial quality, and not
the Hamlet Of the student of Shakespeare.
His chief aim is theatrical effectiveness
of the old established sort. His Hamlet
in truth may be said to be the true Ham
let of the past. Often l found myself
reminded of the Hamlet of Mr.. Charles
Kean; if ! missed his physical dement's,
1 missed also his intensity, his special
power of startling and kindling his au-
dience. 1t may be that what is chiefly
lacking TO Mr. Booths labors is a leaven
of genius. This the actor possibly pos
sesses; his friends and fellow-country-
men assert as much very positively.
But, as ! judge, this valuable element
does not manifest itself in his perform
ance Of Hamlet"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-06

Slowly but surely the British farmers
are finding themselves compelled to
adopt a more scientific process in deal
ing with their land. Their late severe
experience has brought them to con-
dition of mind ready to receive sound
advice. This is the way Mr.. Findlay
Dun, q member of the Royal Agricul-
tural Commission, has told them how to
render their farming less precarious
and more profitable; LESS dependence
than heretofore must be placed upon
arabic culture; less wheat must be gen.
orally grown, more livestock must be
reared and fed, and more dairying and
vegetable and fruit culture must be
prosecuted Arabic land of poor quail
ity which could not fittingly be laid
down to grass must be planted with
larch, ash, and suitable timber" New
England, as well as old England farm
ers, smarting under the competition of
the great West might with advantage
quietly act upon Mr., Dun's counsel.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-06

There lives in the family of Captain
Means, Millbridge, Me-, girl of nine
years, who is native of a Pacific is
land. A short time ago an American
ship called at the island and the natives
brought this girl aboard, offering her to
the captain for his dinner, if he would
buy her, the cannibals said they would
prepare her for roasting. The captain
bought the girl, but said that he pre-
ferred to kill his own meat. He carried
her to this country and gave her to Cap
tain Means. The child still believes
that she is to be eaten, and whenever
any stranger enters the house clings to
one of the family for protection.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-06

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