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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-26
RECOLLECTTONS or 4 READER.
EY CHARLES +. CONGDON.
XXX.
SOMETHING OF sHREWS.


SOMETHING OF SHREWS.
DOMESTIC pIFFfcr1TIEs or AUTHORIZATIONS oN
FrwAtr PoIGUCANS-C iTUABGNE DE HFDICI-
LORD RRoUGIAM oS QUEEN ELIzADEri-eroW's
STORY or LONDON woHEN-soCHATEs AID his
xAN1IprE-MAKANUs sOCINvs-IoRp BYRON
MISS MARTINEAU OS BULwER-hRs. soMfl'-
VILE
Gibhon. who an ms life was dcharrcd possibly hy
an early disoppointmcnt from the chief happiness
and resource Of domestic life is usually very gal
LIANT when opportuuty o0rrs in his great work.
After speaking 81 the influence of the Princess
Gala over Th,odosius. Gihhuu adds; or INV
Part | am willing to find, or even 10 seek. IN the
resolutions of the world suinc traces of tie mild
and tender sentiments of domestic life; and nmd~l
the crowd Of fierce and ambitious conqucroEs can
distinguish with peculiar compnocn'y gentle
hero who may be supposed to receive las arnor
from the hands of lo,c.7 "ris . pretty and pcrsua-
si,c Massage and make present Of II {" any 'lo-
oucut lady " ho wants il for her next speed ~ her
next conventions II she please 90 say that women
have alWays exercised great influence over puhhc
affairs she viii only state Tact, how 'r erroneous
may be- hcr deductions from IT.. ADDISON ih -"
Irc,Ioil,r. declares That " ladies' arr always "i
great use 90 parties they csp"u.r AMI never tan &"
win over numbers 90 IT,. and tl'u 90 cr"l way
the charming uoiai-t adds: o. "S're. according Oh
SIR William Petty p conn .''''"", '',"' 90 "'''
third part Il iir "nsii'' "'h "i We h'"'N" ''''''
and % has teen an Gnc"h'I"''n'H n''A"" "' 81,
ages that though husband Us" ''"'"'I" ''I' 90
creature "a lover '~ al"A's at th' d''"'"h "l "'-
mistress. Perhaps il th'i' '""'" "' " '''''' ~
stubborn and of compliant husbands '"' "'n"'
would not hc found 10 such great majority "''''
all There are more husbands governor 'y '"'"
wives tha. the world Knows "i. i'I "''h '' 49, '''
j, remarkably VOL kept ana I' VINO '"''-'~ 'i.'"
home Vl; gi,at iat'r about i"- ini'ii'.""'' may
have had h'pd VlH'h b" r'l- h"iNt'i D." i-"N'"t
mo hi. m.ud VEGA. luov o.. ard laugh ai %. a"d
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Ncw })pbIitdtlons.

RE YOt' GOING To TIE COl'NTRIT
y send s,yen ,lr;- GOT ltra large HOME JOURNAL
contains r"Ah summer pSurt guido. giving hoariins
ruad fis-- ant all particulars NORRIS PHILLIPS
Is co.. Park plA'r. Nrw ) orr
CONCISE. COMPACT CONPLETEi
\ Tie Ai"can Qr: i'-i - summer resorts I'm covers
- pac,~ pf.c DO cents hy al slcacIs; t"r
c,. t.ltN about v:'fc o. nj "a" summer MAJ tour .S
wanf y, lTs,G lts- add terms y Al
rfonif.nt hotels old.G 20 t'u new rftlrr prv THE
tI EtN Ir-BII~hINs co.. ~. K. Andrews Aanagot
Tubuu. Building
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tdw Schools.

ALBANY LAW SCHOOL.
Y ,rr. ,iu~ U 1881. For tifr uiar- s-
tf,.- HORACE o. ~NtfH. LID. Dean. Albtlf, =.
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0eacher5.

,,,Lnilsl MEALS FOR TIE NEW:
y Y0LE TRIM ~ WILL ~ EICilNtD Al lhs
FLOWN oEfi' -. 80. I-'N Fl"AHNi'. '"u'l, ,,".,y
~ ,., S r ~ri, SJ yorne1 1,oa se 100 tg
49,, ,Il.,r Forty seventh IT,. a. the HARLEM ftFltES
t- faf and 900 Third ave. eorre one hundred ana
tv'uty nun -. up to : J. ~ AZ regular ONO. -tss
GENTLEMAN and wife tNcthodlstS) de-
~ ,. D. ''gsi i'sl yo c, IN, lo ,. '4 ma ~ ne
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80 ,i''' i..fr,. .t.Y..t, I.i.il. ~ rIral
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gustruttioit.
For Bows and Young D

For Boys and Young Men-country.
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
II WORCESTER MASS.
SSsH' " 10Th year september fs * e. 's' sS
MORRIS CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.
VI boys family boarding school location heaie.,ls
school boys & sr 'S el re sf's .aa
vision Of Zach opplL Address the Principal s. H. MOORE
MT. PLEASANT MILITARY ACADEMY
VI SELECT BoARpINd SCHOOL FOR BoYa
The course Of siHS the following depart.
sea f us. tn mGSei and sn ssnSs s.s
also formed In Music, Drawing, Fencing and Iloeuton A
With %etrSa horses Vim opsn j fhSs
cag september rs BENJAMIN & ALLEN, Piincpais
NEW.Y0RK MILITARY ACADEMY.
~ FORT WASHINGTON OSIIU DSOS. n u
REoPENs Ss sEPTEn iSi ;. 1881.
Tliss boarding school for hos IN respect high
ostgr@e thorough intellectual ping MOI only the classics
ct By the saTeTnteaeS habit. Of pron5 oOscs and S
spanish spoken fencing boring dancine driving and
psinns included ~ course no extra. be location l. assI
banks @a.ca and iory saSr SSs
E@ys;oI Road to i5st Where earring. are aEa rSf N
waiting Visitation solicited summer session opens IA
d. d. Superintendent
PARK INSTITUTE, RYE, \: Y.-For Boys.
Il 5000 agar. HENRY TATLocK. Principal
DEEKSKILL q. " Military Academy.-For
Il circulars address Col. 60. WRIGHT 4. n, Principal
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Chester Penn Civil Enginet ring. Chemistry, Gasscs
English Degrees conferred. Colonel THO. HYATT, Tres.
DENNSYLVANfA MILITARY ACADEMY.
Chester Penn commencement 50 a~,n ~ - annual
address by Hon. ALBION ". URGElr WEDNESDAY,,
June ~ o'clock NJ commencement Ihur~ay. June q
duaTl Mount $50 O'Clock tn, Literary Exercises 1880
o'clock a NJ Military Ererci~cs o'clock + m.
Colonel rIiEO. HYATT, President.
GIGLAR'S PREPARATORY SCHOOL, NEW
- BURG, v "A select boarding Schoo for % Boys.
take the highest rank Yale and Williams For cir.
cuiar- .dr, ~ HENRY ". SfGLAR. n a. NaIcl
GUNNER HOME FOR BOYS-fhe Princi-
pal u Hudson RIVER school taxes siy ~ his boys n
The se2se Tor the vacation. GeDtlcnrn wishing 10 piscs
their "a hi address A. care ~ IalmHtge W
Poster. Counse orat-L 81 Park.place NeN-lork hef
gTcnCes nqulrci.
SUMNER SCHOOL.-SWTTHlN G. SHORT
- LIDGES ACADEMY FOR NOTN MEN AID BOYS
Media, Penn y miles west q Ph.icuhN MI be session
Media AMI Cape MAY FOR July aud August The scsd"nai
l--i-2 viii 1T Media September IT, For summer
circular ant illustrated circular ~ lSSl'S2 address
sWITIuN e.. SHOBrLGDGH. A. "A. dIaryard University
graduate, Meiil Penn
.'.Studrhts admitted atanY tim"
rNUE GUNNERY.-The fall term of this
4 boarding. school FOR boys VIII begin september II
Address I. ". GUM
" Washington. Lltch1cld Co, Conn,
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French. lady Tor French and uernan ny 49, IA 40
lymuascs a nema the department - sysr,i hr.s
ar,t,uy a Lar, for vocal music IN the We iOVkL
Ga = .,hoo.s Tor sale. For particulars Apply ~ ~
& CO.. AZ Boud-s 81, Ncw.lOrA.
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sin an az etg,mrnt ~ uiuay both tnll'g' riaia'
,.. each De- taught four years tnr i"nai ~iA "a
ff TO- Co. donors aud a ho..r,Ip 80 Greek ~.
,...uty tll>>i ADO ALPHA, 80 l-tsi itih-i Al
a.. ,.t.lt t.s' ttlAfrtl .luE tIiitp.
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For Young Ladie3-Country.

GOLDEN HILISEMINA for young ladies,
u Bridgeport Address the Principal Mss Eoy Nelson
HILLSIDE SEMINARY bridgeport, Conn.,,
for ladies will reopen September > 1850 Prep
arIto and other colleges sporia ty ASSE
STONE, MARIANA -. BLADE M. G. hAoWLk5
FIIrN.
HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies, Tauy-
I town y. Y; home care. thorough course = study,
o., pom s., itcmber T.. NJ, q. " IEl'Alf. Principal
AJhPLEWOOD INSTITUTE.
vi For Young ladies iitt~ned. Mas. commences its
fn,ti~t y,r september 81 1850 Whiclv known 20. eIe-
.ec u n.ircton and great besnty and sAu,ty - ocst.oe
The l.",. &. y. SPEAR Principal
AIRS. :. J.. CADI'S Boarding and Day school
VI for Young aie- Wet End l-f, Sew ltsyrn Coani
e.r,eiIth var ,oiucice- sept IL send Tor c.ftutar
DYE SEMINARY. RYE. -YORK.-For
Al particulars address Mr.. : J. LIFE
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NEACHERS WANTED.-Dcmand lor sh irsrT
teacher. brisk calls are hero loi pes. slt0
rrafc % work STATE. -.
$4,000 application forms iIrc per-ona! 'n.lS stptV
' J. W sCiGEkM '.hittonn,, ,,rx
Ea-t lItlet, Ntw-l"S---
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FtEACHER.-By experienced lady p",n%
orrau >in4,ng. thoIoug, ba,s. c.ceisn ans, aoa
oarb ncthoI highest tosuaoiIal, cs''' .fr Iftbase
10 college tie coming ~'a,ut. Abift+, ~ ''A'' 49,
SO
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rVUE GUNNERY.-The fall term Of this
/ boardins school FOR boys viii begin september IL
Washington. Lltch6cld Co. Conn.,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-19
HOnOred and Blest.

When board Of eminent physicians and
chemists announced the discovery that by
combing some well known valuable rene
dies, the most wonderful medicine was pro-
duced, which would cure such wide range
of diseases that most all other remedies
could be dispensed with, many were skep.
teal; but proof Of its merits by actual
trial has dspelled all doubt, aad to-day the
discoveries of that great medicine, Hop
Bitters, are honored and blessed by all as
bencfactors. Democrat.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-19
RIVER NEWS.

The Rhea goes to Paducah to lay up this
trip.
The J. w. Gsff is due tonight for Mem
phis.
The ]. B. Msude is the Memphis packet
tonight
The Hopkins, Sunday night, had hight
reshipping trip.
Captain John Lain is in command of the
Commonwealth
The Andy Baum has gone to the bone
yard at Cincinnati.
The Grand Tower passed for st. Louis
light late last night.
The Bigley and barges are due for New
Orleans this morning
The ST. Geneveve added a hundred tons
for Memphis Saturday night.
The Cons. Millar passed up last night
with a good trip for the Ohio.
The Schenck got away at dark, Sunday
night, with all she could carry.
The Golden Crown left New Orleans
Saturday tor Cincinnati with big trip.
The Commonwealth added seventy-tive
tons here, and left at dark deeply loaded.
AL. Anderson, freshly married, came out
on the Commonwealth yesterday, as second
clerk.
Tom Gallagher will have charge Of the
EwaId in the Evansville and Cumberland
river trade.
The Bright Light has gone into the new
Davidson line to ST. Paul. Archie Woods
is still in the Office.
The B. 5. Rhes had hundred tons pig
metal for St. Louis and forty hogsheads
tobacco for the G. & V. r. r.
Colonel Frank Howe who has been
meanderng through New England the pas,
six weeks returned last night.
The Iron Mountain, for St. Louis, LAID
| here several hours with a disabled wheel
and got away at seven p. m, Sunday
The c. W. Anderson has been chartered
ly the Henderson and Louisville mail line
and lett Paducah Saturday to enter the
new trade.
Capt. McPheetcrs came out Sunday IN
command of the City of Greenvillc, Capt
Joe Bryan being detained at home by rea.
son OF the death Of son from lockjaw
caused from the explosion of toy pistol.
Rates to way points below Memphis were
advanced yesterday by the Anchor line tt
22l &c per 100, to take effect on the Halliday
leaving st. Louis Wednesday. Vicksburg
special rates remain unchanged, zoe. pei
100.
The L. p. Ewald, a new boat built by
Captain Thomas Ryman of Nashville, tor the
Cumberland river trade now is on a lay al
Walkers bar Saturday and sunk, her stern
laying in eight feet water. She was raised
Sunday, and brought to Paducah for re-
pairs. She will ply in the Evansville and
Nashville trade.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-19
The Marx IT.

MONDAY EVENING, July 18th, 1881.
Weather warm but some cooler than for
the past few weeks The need Of rain
is much felt by the farmers through the
country
The market remains quiet with some lit
tie change in the price Of some articles.
The river is rising little at this and
points above.
FLOUR-Little change in quotations.
Demand fair and stocks light.
HAY-But little moving
CORN Demand good and receipts very
small.
OATS-Are in very good demand as
there is little on the market.
MEAL--Firm at quotations.
OATS--No change; movement light.
BUTTER-G Good demand for CHI DICE
northern, as the market is entirely bare.h
EGGS Are ranging very low. It is i'm
possible to keep them while tins warm
weather lasts.
CHICKENS fair demand.
FRUIT-The peaches, which are coming
in are very small. Apples are very plenti-
tul.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-19
Curious Sea Inhabitants.

There Is continual warfare going
on in the deep--a constant struggle for
the means Of sustaining life. The car
niverous devour the vegetarlans, and
the indicators swallow both animal
and vegetable forms; and this runs all
the way down the scale, from the shark
and the equally ravenous bluelish to
the least Of the annelids. These last
the aworms--are wary, but they can
not escape their enemies. II they were
TO conlne themselves TO the bottom
where they feed, and where many OF
them grow to the length OF foot or
two-they might in measure escape,
though they woul still be prey to the
soup and other fish that know how TO
dig for them; but they love TO swim,
particularly in the night and during
the breeding season, aud then they are
snapped up in countless numbers.
They have almost every variety Of
forms. and their structure is marvellous
monsters with hooked Jaws at the
end OF proboscis, and with sides OF
blush green, that throw of an infinite
variety Of irridescent hues. Some Of
the sea-worms have scales, others have
horns, Others have soft bodies; some
are sluggish and curl themselves up in
to balls when disturbed; others are
restless. particularly at night; some
are round, others Hat; some build tubes
OF sand and cement, woven together
till they make body Of several hun.
dred members; the tubes are soft and
flexible, and some, when disturbed,
withdraw within their crooked calcar-
eous tubes, and close the oriiice with
plug. One variety of the serpule has
three dark-red eyes; another variety
has clusters Of eyes on each tentacle.
The amphipods were accounted Of no
great value till it was shown by the
Fish Commission that these small crus.
tacea furnish vast amount of food for
both salt and fresh-water fishes. In
deed, there is not creature that swims
or crawls that does not become tho food
Of some other animal. A beach.flee il
caught up by soup or founder,
squids make terrible havoc among
young mackerel, and sharks and sting
rays find something appetizing in the
gasterpod.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-19

course OF this medicine will restore tie lost irnc
tions and procure health aud happiness, where ne.
fore was dependency and gloom The Spccino
cese
Pamphlets sent free TO all, Write for them and
get full particulars,
Price, Specific. 81 90 per package, OF f,x pack,
ages Tor 81. 90. VIII he sent by mail on receipt OF
money. Address MI orders. a.
i b. SIMPSONS MEDICINE CO., =,
Nos. 104 md lO6 Main St. Buffalo, N. Y.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-19
UnriYaled

AS being certain cure for the worst forms
of dyspepsia, indigestion, constipation, i'm.
purity of blood, torpid liver, disordered
kindeys, etc, and as q medicine for eradi.
eating every spccIcsot humor, from an or
binary pimple to the worst ulcer, Burdock
Blood Bttcrs stand unrivaled. Price $l.00,
trial size 10 cents.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-19
Hone On, Hone Eyer,

No matter what the ailment may be,
rheumetism, neuralgia, lameness, asthma,
bronchits--if other treatment has failed
hope on 90 at once for THOMAS ELECTRIC
OIL. 1t will secure you immediate relief.
Paul G. Schulz, agent.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-19
DiacOyERER OF
LYDIA E. PINkHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
For all Female Complaints.

This preparatiDu AZ It's name signifies consssts 81
Negotiable Properties that harmless TO the del
ieaie invalid Upon trial the ucrits OF this Com
pound viii b. recognized, relief Is immediate and
when U.s. il continued In ninety nlho hun
dred AternAnent cure e asd as Thousands viii tss-
uiy. On account Of its proven merits IL IL to-day
Commended and prescribed By the bee, physicians In
tho country.
II viii cure entirely the worst form Of filling
Of the uterus, Lucorrhos, Irregular and .a!nful
MenstruAtion, all Ovarian Troubles Inflammation and
liberation Foodings, all DISBURSEMENTS md the con
sequent spinal weakness and Is especially adapted 10
the Change OF life II will dissolve and eype tumors
from the uterusin early stage Of development. The
tendency generous humors there Is checked very
speedily by It's use.
In fac, {; as. proved u be the great
and best remedy that has ever been discover
ed II rermeAies every portion OF the system and gives
life and yigor IL removes faint hAtulency de
s,roys allcravng for snulaut and relieves weakness
9th stomach
r. cures floating, Headaches Nervous rrostra,ion,
General Debility, seeplessne-s, Depression and Ind
gestlon That feeling Of bearing down, causing pain,
weight and backachs, s always permanently cured by
its use II wat all times, and under all eircuustan
ces act in harmony with the law that governs the
fcnAlesystsm.
For Kidney Complaint. Of either seI this compound
IL unsurpassed
Lydia {. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
lsprepAred at ~ and sE Western Avenue Lynn, Mas.
Price sloO Six bottles for $500 Sent by mail In the
form " pills also In the form of Loyeng, receipt
OF price, sloo. per Dor, for either. Mrs. PISHHAn
freely answers all letters Of inquiry Send for pam
nile, Address Ms above Mention this paper
No family should be without LYDIA T. PlNRHAM
LIVER PILLS They cure Constipation, Pliiousno@
sndTorpidity Of the Liver Is centspcr box.
FOR SALE BY DRUGGISTS.
RICHARDSON & CO., st. Louis, Mo.
Wholesale agcue Ior LYDIA Y. PINKHAM'
Vegetable Compound
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-19
The Cairo Prices Current
Office Washington Avenue,
Corner Twelfth street)

TIE CAIRO PRICES. CURRENT lie published every
Tuesday and Friday from the Office OF The CAIRO
BULLETIN, and e intended to give true report Of
ne condition OF the market on day Of publication,
and the publisher trusts tina, full and complete
quotations will be given by the busness Of the
CITY
TERMs.-one CEN, 'rcopy On all orders Of
rs or more, OF same date, the Subscribers name
will be printed without extra charge. Orders for
extra copies must be received by 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
Oh day NJ publication.
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NOTICE no CONTRACTORS

Oryicg OF Cry ClEnR CAIRO, H., July 18th, 1881.
Nsealcd proposals. will be received at this Office,
dirceiod to the city council. until D O'Clock p. m.
"Wednesday, July both, for furnishing all necessary
material and doing the work OF sinking drive. wen
and furnishing n good substantial pump OF the
h"s, make for The Same. Bids to bc At 70 much per
foot, and stating rzc Of pipe and make Of pump TO
he usod said work to bo done under the super
vlslon of the committee on streets.
ID. j. FOLEY. City Clerk.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-19
1t never rains but p0nrs.

SOFT would ssem from what Mr. James
K. Yong, Of Owatonna, Mimi, recently
wrote us. Mr.. Young says My wife was
afflicted with a very severe sore throat, in
July, and three children similarly troubled.
st. Jacobs Oil was used, and complete
cure was the result. Can recommend il to
all afflicted.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-19

TTAYFY'S TRADE MANUALS Painter, 80 cts
l1Carponter 20 Matchmaker, gnd Jewelor, ~.
Raker 80 Candymaker, ~. TaSidermst ~.
Glider, 80 Furniture aud Cabinet Finishcr, 50.
hrtist So Soapmakcf, -. Horse shoes, 60.
Wood.engrayer S5, or booksellers or by mail
Jesse IIANEY 4 co, il9 Nassau street \. y,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-19

Sales and Quotations.
NoTE.-Thc pnces here given are Tor sales from
first hsnde in round lots. An advance s
charged for broken lotsin illnc orders.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-19
TO Young MEN AND OTHERS.

We send on trial for thirty days our Electro Vol.
tAic Beltr, Bands and Suspcnsorios, to young mon
and others Suffering from weaknesses, nervous de-
bilty lost vitality, lost manhood, and many other
diecaaes. We guarantee speedy cures aud com.
pete restoration Of manhood Address without
delay, VOLTAIO BELT CO., Marshall, Mich.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-19

mn ns week In your own town, q outfit ffec. No
XhOnsk Reader, " you want business at
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-19

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Age and diseases
that lead to Con
sumption lnsani'
ty and an early
grave, OF both,
No matter how
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system may be
from excuses of
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-19
MEDICAL.
To Nervous Sufferers The Great European Rer'.
"a vi.,n,o,,is Snn,iti. Mndiciun

Ord. Il. simpsons Specific Medicine IL porr
tive cure for spormatorrhea, Impolency, weakness
and all diseases resulting from SclfAbnre, Ms Ner'
vous Debility Irriabilly, Mental Anxiety, Langn9r'
Lassitude, Depression ofspiris aud functional &c
ranpempnts of the Nervous System generally rams
In Rnch nr Sldn. Lnaa of MnmOrN. Promalllrc Old
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-15
The Hanover Lion Out West.

LOGANsPORr, IND JaDuary il Toe peo-
Die living In he southern part OF thus equity
are considerably excred over the aprear-
auce Of sate Of tracks apparently made b, a
lion. uuu'ers from this city WHO visited
the ne,ehborbood last week we're shown
the strange tracks, and pronounce Them
either those OF lion or l,Ux. The snoits.
men mentioned followed tue trail long
dis,ance. and found that the animal making
them mad kept ne ar large logs and in UNDER
growth ms much rs possible, as II to Keep
out VI sigh. Since tue tracks were nrst
seen. some TWO weeks ago. the animal mas
kepi itself ou IL sight. II is believed I" he
tie Same beasi seen In the same Delgi bor-
band. and when caused such terrible
c0naiernat,on. some three years ago. AT
that time II confronted fnai!-carrier In a
lonely srot In The wo ds and caused h'm a
terrible fright. out made M attempt 10 our
sue Aia,. He aSerred that The animal was a
Hon. aud tue share and chaiacser II The
track. drft bg u seemed 10 strengthen his
ststPnrnis. Efforts were made nv al med
parties from tbis cit, aud elsewhere to run
tina Spiabal doso at tbat Tina, nut they
were unsuccessful. The case so"u alter
ward sank out II sigh. and Das not been
heard II uaiii TWO weeks ago, when the
tracks AGAIN appeatsd There Is p'o-
mise that che ea,e will sgsIn ptoye a dig
Sfp-sItos, and ibe animal, u animal IL be,
captured OF killed.