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, 1881-09-09


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to, ,sn,', ,'n.n,, ~. ,,,ss", ~ 70, es,, M "r e..
ac,,,,n,,,nr a,,:. .ss,, snr not,,,,, ~. ,a.,sa
j., h,+,,, a, w, ,a,, r- v,,,,,.,,,t,,, .,a 49,
~, t,,r f,,',n,,or lice cia., T., ni,,,,, - si".
for ,,rt,,nr ma sifx Snr xt,a,n,,"r t,arIo,.
oiu.,I Il, ,,~n,,. ~ - m ,,.,r.t.,.,,,.. -. ~
rns,, mn, II n: rnr t,,,oh,r ttnrs ",r,, xt,w,,.
~ M, iIXtns <; rr limit nni NJ sa is:,- !: r,,r
hrnvr. Csntitc xrr, s,r,Sv. .it., snin, NJ s.1w,
nb;.
.,tulbers or ,,ry u,,ot,s rcport ,,,tte n,rhn,r.
crcn.o II, I'M, ,1r,nnu1 ,v,thI lin ,,,.t t,v Inv.
Tim rbnuro IN cn,lor ,yenthnr im,In,, l,,ro,,mt,
IL rt In ut,urr MI t9enr, n,cnta t,r tl,n ,n,rknt
Trlccs were tlr,n lott, fnr cott0na an yy,mlrt,s.
trhe tn,,ycurnt tu boots md shine. Ia lurrcos-
uv, and ttvuIcrs in bn,s md cana. uloli,nu a,ld
millinery alut, rrnort n frcer ,ic,nund T., lin,
grocery market thrru ts continued nrt,yIty nnd
tho prcynlrnt fceltur II uue of nrl,uo,,,,c,I
lir,unoss, Tborv was III ncilye uni very firm
murkot fer ,1ntry nrr1i,,cts 10th tu,tt,,r n,,;1
cheese arc coming forward r,th1r snnruuly.
md still higher nrices aro talked uf, Fish wrro
stcasly. uuls ,ycru at,utp.i ns before,
1Iuy In stjl III very nctiye 1c,nnu,t ,nu,y shl,,.
ming orders comtuu f,um tnu nnrctl,l rt,go,,
niunR tim Ohio River. llrooft,- corn Il moving
slowly, manufacturers fur Tho tI,u bUl,19 t,,,t or
tho ,nnrkct. waiting 1ur tho ue,y stock, II,
urepE fruits, punches wpro II IIitp i1rn,or wbi11
1lcre, sr,Iy,es, ind nppIes were srt,nr nj low
ilxl,rcs. There was no cta,su 10 t,otu IN htdrs
tuliuw, Or wool. Potatoes nro lii beuyor slppky,
urt uavG t,epltuc t0o prr In. suttl1,v NJ UH, l,y
tho un,-Iot in ,uotnt. nt1 tInu,,rs ,Sr,, st1tlnr
has lprt n,arkut u vsillp t,,,nrr bt tD,rs t,,n,v
n slfKbt ItrttIt,n. IN pnrl4 nIf,vrr nut ttn,nthv
wore nulei ut about Wctrcs,lay's prtccs. Flax.
seed WIS stutldy uutl ,,neltu,xctl.
I Very llttio w,,s touc In like froIuhts during
'Chutgo hours, thoro bcIus a ,,,urkuI ubscnco OF
ahinpc,s On tin floor l,,tt o,ru chnrtc or wus mn.
.lounccd to taku s5,UUu BIT coyu to t,u(Yulo. tho
rate, though not tliyutgrtl, teing, 1t wis sun.
posed, i}tic
Hail frrghts Il, Now York nre about l.,sc pcr
lou lbs on Kra!n.
Tho nggregnto rccej,,ts Of wheat rcnortcd yus-
tcntuy ut Chteago, milwaukee,, md St. Louis woro
1l700D BIZ, Tho cutrcspondnx ybipmouts wero
, 1881-09-09
COMMERCIAL.

The following wero tho osccoipts and khumonts
of ieadsns articles uf produce In tho city during
tdb tweMty-1uur houra ending Ut 7 o'clock
Thursday inDr,l.ug, nUtl for tho corresponding
time \ your HKO:
, 1881-09-09

TOREfGNs
Special DApdtth tn ThA Ehitaao T'fibunA
1ivEtil'nDt~ Sept S-lI:D o. n.-FtorI-So.l4 l. t5s,
fu.s =. 10s "a.
tahAiS-Whcnt- Winter. No. l. 1tsi No. T. In III,
snsnp. M. |. M III, M. its. wblta, No. l. 11s,
Nh lh W. club No. lis tA4 No. 1uA lid. Corn-Ss
til.
l'Hpv.sl,SE-f'urk.7 rs. tnrn, Wa IL.
JIvEnl'tttit. Snht. A-ifulliny.
ASTwEr. scnt. .A-i'Erltul.Et:M-l!Nf.
fle following rrervctt by tho Chicago liunril
Of 'rrnie.
i,tvEhrnnt. Hppt. 8.-Wsent rathor enslar. real
T!ntnr ~ tht. S4 atgrlav w. !1t N.Y. a ~ IL
earn n fa!r ,1u.afl md stroni. NJ nsriva WIirut
na f. sr f's;; 81 ,k e Is , !swer, r, III H. ar sIs: ,
Gl. lirrf IL tnseri Il. |. H.. Idi~. 0','
c95, lr!arr II a Til SArsK IA sxx-iari"s. s..ast
WMn1 WIN" rr @r .I1 ' @ rsr nf1ns. n nssnxT
eaber Flour nrM. WNn.llDr Ii. England inIr.
, 1881-09-09
NEW OilI.EANs.

NEw DAtHASs. sopt. A-ti,tAtN-t'A.s wcal, Gc751c,
llAt-Fasost prime, 1ll.i1ls chulre, faiuIxE.d.
lInvlslhss-0Fk higher, 1Al atkt::Qutts uHlk heais
stsNnH md hghbri shoulders, ss..s*S.a1t. lihc1n
l,n!1tGty netlf0 uHd allNhsFl hhAndBsS Naet clear
Fib, lHkf II9tgj clunr, txU ~.
ihhGtMlEs-lllua tIFller, Louisiana, ordinary 10
chl!eG. 6attt%f.
U%lsnf4 unclia1txNd. s.
, 1881-09-09
1lI TELEGRAPH,

fOItEitS.
LUSpOE, Sept. s.-Consols, W jig; account.
~ Sid.
ltaiirond bnnds-pcnn.ylvnHla Central, COL
New York Central. las; EeIu, Nj; do seconds.
tulis: 1teadtng. n.
I}u1ion In the llnlk uf Englaud decreased ES3!:,
0U0
FARls, Sept. s.-Itcntcs, Rjf T5c.
SpecIu hi tho Hank OF Frltigo decreased tho
p1st week i9j, ,UJDf gOa nn1 Increased 87,6Uuf Sill
rtr.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. R.-S!Eht exchange OIL
Now York, $l.u per $1,0U prGlnlum: sturllny,
4SV,
, 1881-09-09

l11; FKDnuCfa-Wara Ata!,, active. with namo
excitement Ht much hshor stcus. Liverpool rosort.
I'd tlccltno III Iork With chnnRo IN lard Or nlDats,
And some avlccs ta!d hHt tllu local hug market WIN
rns!nr. Hut thore was buYIng urcsEtvv early for
i'r'tluct which cfrfleh tslceS awAy Wjs, and they
hHaEct Fatltr sArPIy GftOr eIu buying pressure wiA
over. Tho dcmntd MHs siuEu decided from Uctubnr
allnrsH than hrrctntnrc. but Tho nIR futarus vert
assu IN good dnlnHnd Tho tsat,s wns N.lnost. Hh.
tisr1y spocnlntivu Ms for RoNd white l.att, Int Tim
stun kDeps moving ut NJ fnfr rate. a HuUa ucal Ut
nat Is going South. Whtle exporters allng lltte,
aatt eay !leY can ssatr9ly hupa fur orders at Tho
to5snre still hasanr, having fahh III tho iaDfo ii
sf3s &: us psr bril- nna closed
eS IS ss '! sfsa g. a!s:
IT. sst!i{ SGt s. SS,;s,s % =; ;$.| ]
~ H. 5's ;s!!s: Esisss! Sss! Il III e:s y
%t:, ssss @ bid }1 + * : fl:
iisSasS;::::::::: iSa:: i; SS!s sS:s sS:!, s}S5!, S!
a5siS IL II ss @ 5 ;'' .s a"'
@ y! @ ' ;H Y asf: " 9;sst II
sae e. .aes q " ss,iss T. ''s*r st
If: sess q ::s ;:s ;i'
4s1;ss'ier hsss .,;f;;$:;;ss' ;,YS,. $a:
isS2SS$;::: iisSS5Ss{:::: 'T9'; };, };'t::}|;:s' t;};$ ;;s
10 @ Ser Id tti'i i!s, but nc,iy si
Es IL; s:t! Fl s's SS's @ r.
s;n'Sf ssss ssnse n.Sst SoxssSs1 ia spIsf
ss. d ii! Ss!s i! ss; sSsS:
, 1881-09-09

MILWAUKEE,, VIZ, SopL. 5-FLUEn-scarce and
nrlli IN Eoh4f domand.
HhAlS-sFhont strong md nctlyu4 No. Milwaukee
hnra Hh!nHal; No. ! milwaukee,, ei..Gt Anrtcfnhur,
<l,:i tauLur, $9il4, N"ycmurr, tl.M,4, 1neetnhsr,
ft:sfI IAnIhry, sl.l3i' Nib Miiwnuksn. EtG.St Nv.
I, rlohl: r"1Hrie, ntlltIal. Turn Inactive; Mo- =
fIr tits hI1urt pcayte, Nm. white, Ae tlyp hst,-
t!H "
lnvs,1S'.- ", Il EExsllea. Mess r,rk, st9k enktl and
tnah Gt.t sHvtHlIbrr; kl!21 t]c:Ntpr.
ltUtlA-1tuisrs Htg5atlii
F1sEtHHTA--VfrAl to HuEll0 mt &c,
ltEtGitrs-Flnnr, iiMi brst wtIcnt, lt01 but corn,
sN.lAaI ht, '
hairNESTs-EIonr, ::,soU brls; wheat, U00ubu.
, 1881-09-09

trtlnc,l' '3fc, philadelphia ,lrIyary; ra,c. +,
UEJ urls. 'ta "diy,.Al
... 1SDtAN.tpOL1q,
tShiaSArnl.s, aGlt. .a,--t;itAlA-Wb,.
alsf!a. Corn tir,u1 H9as!,r. bats nsf mf!u; il33
MkArl,is, M TctI,. sups. s.-torrvx-r,,m,
srlpia ny onlrs' shipments. ~; atoct. .aq7a,. "
mltdinR. itAo. ""a' sa1V,, 20
TUHrESTtSE.
WitNlS1rnN. n. C.. Sept. e-Yrlntrx nm
TlSE-FlsM Mt TIC, VI icRsty.
, 1881-09-09

st. I.071s anrt. A-FtntH--i icttor: xxx, Atip3
s.i0 family. fixht1,aIt Gnlro to fnHes. stlstls..t.
GltAiS-Httont opened higher and clhHai ut n tte-
CHM from TIN highest pu!nt: NJ. red, sLEks sv
ts,"l sl.tss sentnilitrr: $I'Ga47ki October; tlEkb
1.Eia Sovenhef. ti.il3k6s1ii54 bHrrmhpr4 snlrs nj
l.S.K Nrcutnhpr; SH ) do. <ia1[, Nh. dn, &i.z5,
Corn higher md unsettled at sElu cns!1, ii (eso.
brr. i1a9e Snyu,abas '5t l,crrit,pr 7a1e,.ic suys
Fnlet ut il1(fshi}fo t'ctobur, November. lsf
Giaph Snvelnbor. tss{,etsko 11eremles. tais hsher
mud guset!!!r; erci Inwur, leh rnsII, 4.}a INC
uctnssef Aslksst:e SMvonlhor. A14c l>rcembGr.
l.EAH-Fartn ut n|tG.
" 1lE1rE1t-GMcltilllHui1.
EttA--ttMGln,iUctl.
WM1AKf-StGnty 1T R1.iG
rHDFlHIiISA-AlrDrKN NIlu hlstrr. Park. $hlGU tlry
M!t Iiena t!M *na+ fl049. liacti, NtGdN4@f &t1.I0
slit:M: !tfA i,!Ihers 1tmtnnHlty f:. H.
7'i.,i hH1 ,nts xsa hut nv, i"n; hurley. i4n
enrl' 't0b bus outs, Fyo, Hons: barley, none.
, 1881-09-09

PtTTantfKa. pa.. Falt, a-FEThntEuM-Nore
actIYu; ualtsd certificates exGlteal tvsea u bya
, 1881-09-09
ShoH lShuut- H. i S.l SHIRT
rl'H. 'l<H. ttt,'rs. ritafs,
f.0oss. py1t salltd,. |stLlu e7Hl |%10N ltllN
l3u4 hukui,,., .,+,,,,.,t[ l4H Jha | llSl EjUHI
huptnDber, looss,,,..l tA.1 I'D lIUi | th2t
QctuboF+ tolls 7.2l | lV,lt lU.u

sh"rt I!hs. ssllar petohur .osed A t1
Gan'asa.ds sSt0sleouxo ol lonH cut l,sn's MI
ayHrax1t Erucn hsn!st saalu Ayer>. %
~. afHY Hr, a.tfdf 4,I,, q GtSis fos shau[dri
haMa. nll can nvas6d and Vnik 3D.
HEEF-WaR tulet A. H1Aal1M for lugSa, 1tS0
l1.N for extra sluss ulld I'll. .as !U1 Tor huns
, 1881-09-09

BALTIMORE, acpt 8.-FLuE1i-Flrm and more nct-
iyr, without el,aIiac.
inAiS-Whent-Westar l,1alor hna arm, c'uetna
anda OF; No. Winter rod Flot Hal l4gtds Scpten
*!4T4es1.:, Dereuber, <l.;...aGs,.ia4. Cosn-west.
er1l hRhefi utxe.t, trnt ind SepiHniuar, 4SttE4e;
October ig4skc: Sovcmbor 77Gsi7tfc, steamer, tc
ltAf-tHcllHsIuHI anu IIr.n. 7
-unelnn9ct csrept mHsn }0rk Inns
hHrM MyllAgrl % *!gaL s!d bacu FnuItiars to tlu.
l!trTs:lt-i i!iahurs Western Hslss, 1ca15e
Observation-Disclosures!
!:MtcENLsn-tili[u1 itIlVt. Su1ne !rn.
WHIAKY-QH1ut.
FlsElsH1H- Unchanged.
llErElrTH-tlnMr l.* htla; wlsent tt&10 but corn,
lD.iatj bl! Nitk. III Uls rye. iii bit.
!InMESTs-Whnnt. 4 ~ bni rGrI. iisk;t bu.
bAkEs-HhcAt, 4l!,1lU DHt corn, 1s&al ,Jyi1 bn.
, 1881-09-09

lfuns-trto Hmrknt upeno.t aulyo anA ir!l. bnt bn-
enlt mira anet lntGr, md GIs,sGt Wenk, THO .tsnJy
wns aht n'o.tt.s tn any iTt' hs'd LIT nelthSe
tho Irr1.as proved Hnslo: fnfGs wurG III III 4Dl.iX'
sr llHht nId A. ~ tS97 for lH.1T tO extFn frnry.
, 1881-09-09

S1iEtP1'EsIc nurket WAS quLut nsld r0niuhlly its-
clHfGh Tho AuIllaftd #ha rnEtrlctaI u n.GULiilg
luG. mn.. Ana sa1es WDr0 Rt f1.HNtl40 for Euar u
, 1881-09-09

This carHo nafaut was slow yesterday, very few OF
tue tuunty yrssots !pyluR thstp having yoIh ny 10
nuun Tl,u falling on In receipts has induced lloIias
~ tnke irnes sIat, uhd buyers arc hardly rcady TO
7gspInd. W0 qn0tGl
!FtDa plaes-stuR. 100
nFHeM OnIH.nn 4tltA AN4eELW
Htton lnbutht EhMhn LMt
EAat1A NOou HaiN Aoleck. !HG1!a
Hrte H4NE lifh s...uu,.,....,...... 1ANtAM
ltDuE!tn nna Mt l4I&At m
ntaHaA!n kIH&let. XGt 4l
Lilo i
Following nrn tho yarl pEcos Ut ,fy lumbar liked
by thu tratlt. grusn nHIbut selling Ut ti pgr t lV.at
Erxl, sscuBl. and third eluur, 1kIhoh,.,. $:f1u1
Etal and suGsIh GlHAs, n,AKE, $.tllcli,.ut,,. ElA
IArL etvar ruRh v Irtl .,..,,,,,,.,.,.,,, }IHj
F1tBk 4ll0 etGUttl clear, ufuYxQ4 5llfnE ,.,., Ii
tDlAHlun ArAasDn sldInH 1lN1
E1urnH. tSCuHd cuAlHu!i, dressed .,....,., llu1
n0x G4Arl& aI+lNCh. Atll
4 stuck b1arls l3|s .lueh, fuugt ..,,.,,,,. +uH
kttlrk luArt1y lk I1itll ,,...,,,,..,.,,,s. HSHl
!istuck buAriA. U4!lnch, ....,,t,,,,,,,,,., ul15
Esas,,K. t;, iIes l5Gi
tSm.u GSaSis I'LL ii
!MulHIUn bunlls luAs4 4tt.......,.,s ihiI
i,lasasluM atuE. At IL u ft................, sjaI
TlMtur, 4S+ " 3za insluslfo IL tt.,.,....,, lhal
i'tettts, nal, rough, aHu kuo4 ......+....4,.. 1h
stli|lR!t5 rIeaF AN
HutLHlth, txtrn 4 lAl
shlI1lcs. ttHA4ttt1. ttt1......+.."...a..,...r.,.. AA
, 1881-09-09

Hop l'i!ier@ stronKthens. bulbs up, aud cutos
Gonilutil!y from tAc ltrst uuse,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-15
Mothers! Mothers!i M0thersIll

Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with the excruciating pain of cutting
teeth If so, 90 at once and get bottle of
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup. 1t will
relieve the poor little sufferer immediately
depend upon it; there is no mistake
about it. There is not mother on earth
who has ever used it, who will not tell YOU
at once that it will regulate the bowels,
and give rest to the mother, and relief and
health to the child, operating like magic.
1t is perfectly safe to use in all cases, and
pleasant to the taste, and is the prescrip
ton OF one of the oldest and best female
physicians and nurses in the United States
Sold everywhere. % cents bottle.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-15
NEW SERIES---NO. 221

W. +, Halliday IN giving us the use Of our
Ilo'ary room places us under obligations
100 great Tor expression, while fayors from
other friends are too numerous to specify
About one hundred new volumes have been
added to the library since our last animal
meeting by purchase and presentation-not
avery large number, but the books are all
standard, and are all paid for, and the dis.
Greet and careful action Of our book com
mlttee has not loaded us with debt or left
us win an empty eXcheQuer The year
ust closed has been one of the utmost
harmony and good feeling among the
members OF the Board and Association.
and all will unite with me
in testityng our appreciation of the
untlrelng efforts of our president and the ac
ceptable labors of our ndeiatigable bibra.
rians to make our work at once pleasant
and successful. From the accounts of our
faithful treasurer, who, for three years, has
served the association 50 unweariedly and
acceptably, find the receipts of the past
year to have been 1899 93. The expendi.
lures have been $2S73S, leaving balance
OF $1,000 in the treasury, which, with
part of the annual dues received since the
report OF the treasurer, makes comforta.
Die sum OF - now on hand.
with clear conscience and
no debts and an unwayering
determination never to make any. With
such record cannot we 90 forward, trust
ing IN our own strong interest to sustain,
and expecting the association and help of
generous public to assist an enterprise from
which it will derive more and more bene-
Mt as the years 60 on, and its opportunities
increase. MRS II. II. CANDEE,
SeC'y w. G. and L. A.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-15

The London lporld gives this glimpse
OF 'footwomen'' as successors of foot
men in that city Dining the other
night in Eaton place, the door was
opened by one of the footwomen in a
most charming and becoming livery. -
Black and white. mob-cap for head
dress, stand-up collar with white cravat
and small pin in it, rich brown cloth
coat, with livery buttons, cut somewhat
like mans hunting coat and buff
waistcoat with a high church collar
such was the uniform. | was so struck
with the upper portion of the dress that
! never thought of looking at the ex-
tremites; but fancy my eye once got
glimpse, going up stairs Of a pair of
red stockings and shoes with silver
buckles During dinner four winsome
lassies, all similarly attred, waited on
me hand and foot, and certainly never
was a dinner more deity served"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-15
To Prevent Smut in Wheat.

One of our Colorado exchanges re.
ports some interesting experiments
made in testing the efficacy Of the APP
plicaton of chemicals to prevent smut.
Prof. Blount last spring wet half of his
seed in sulphate Of copper, the other
half being sown dry. The Prussian,
White, Chill and Canada Club smutted
both wet and dry; eleven smutted dry
but not wet, while twenty varieties that
were wet did not smut at all, showing
conclusively that blue vitriol is pretty
sure preventive of smut. Prof. Blount's
experiments also show the advantage
OF bearded wheat over smooth wheat, In
resisting the Natural enemies Of the
grain better.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-15
The GEAR OF RUSSIA ASSASSIN
AVED

The st. Petersburg Official Messenger
makes the following announcement: "Gods
VIII has been done. At 3 .25 o'clock this
sunday afternoon, the Almighty called
the emperor to Himself. A few minutes
before his death the emperor received the
sacrament"
THE DETAILS or THE CRIME.
LONDON, March ia st. Petersburg
correspondent says the imperial carriage
was attacked on the Ekatnnofsky canal.
opposite the imperial stables. While the
emperor was returning with the Grand
Duke Michael from Michael Palace in a
close carriage escorted by eight Cossacks,
THE FIRST BOMB
tell near the carriage, destroying the back
part. The car and his brother alighted
uninjuTed. The assassin, on being seized by
colonel of police. drew revolver, but
WIS prevented from firing il. A second
bomb was then thrown by another person
and fell close to the cars feet its ex-
plosion shattering both legs.
THE CzAR FELL, CRYING FOR HELP.
Col. Doribky, though himself much in
Jured, raised the emperor, who was CON
veyed to the Winter Palace IN Col. Doriib-
ky's sleigh. Large crowds assembled be.
fore the palace, but were kept back by a
troop of Cossacks. The imperial family
were all assembled at the death-bed. The
council of state Immediately convened.
All places ofpublic resort are closed
THE AssAssINs ARRESTED.
The two assassins of the car were i'm
medlately arrested. The gas lamps in
Michael garden, beside the canal, were
broken in pieces by the conclusion. A
Gordon of guards was drawn around the
scence of the murder. The streets are
densely thronged with excited crowds. The
utmost sympathy for the imperial family Is
everywhere expressed. The bells OF the
principal churches are toling.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-15

MICHEL DURRlNBERGER, 4O6 Broadway,
Lessee Of the E. Side Base Ball grounds,
says he has used the Eclectric Oil for
Spralns and Commissions sustained by ball
playing, and considers it invaluable. In
one instance where his thumb was severely
sprained steady application of il cured
him in less than 3 days. Paul G. Schuh,
agent,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-15
Burnett's Cocaine.

KILLS DANDRUFF ALLAYs IRRITATION. AND
PROMOTES THE GROWTH OF THE HAIR
Gentleman-For over two years l have
suffered terribly with 'scald head" in its
worst FORM A few weeks ago I tried a
bottle of your Cocaine. The first applica.
ton gave me relief, and now the disease is
etfectually cured. Yours respectfully,
n. G. STEVENS, Deputy Sheriff.
Ottowa, III.
Burnetts Flavoring Extracts are perfect
ly pure.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-15

TO all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions 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
selt'addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph
I. lnman, Station d, New York CITY.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-15

Policies inc0ntestable after having
been in force for three years. All such
incontestable policies will be paid at
maturity, without rebate of interest,
Immediately after the receipt at the
Society's Office in New York Of satisfac-
tory proofs of death, together with a
valid and satisfactory discharge from
the parties in interest. and without re-
quiring any delay, even for sixty or
ninety days, as has been the custom
heretofore, and is still usual with other
companies.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-15
A DIG FROM SALLY DIG.

Editor Bulletin:
"Somc are born great, some achieve
greatness and some have greatness thrust
upon them" Since Mrs Dumps was not
born great, and has not grace enough to
wait patiently till greatness is thrust up
on" her, she has determined to achieve"
greatnes by writing for The BULLETIN.
wish you would keep that woman out of
The BULLETIN; she is calculated to make
mischief she is not only ambitious
but jealous, she had never thought
about getting her name lin print,
until she saw this item "The amiable Mrs.
Dig and her lovely daughter have returned
from St, Louis No." and now she will
never forgive me for being the first to get
in print. And so my lady has her eye on
the position of mayoress-frst lady of the
city How 1--WE apples do swim" Not but
what the old lady is good enough, but then
she has no style! | am dressmaker and
ought to know ;her dresses are always made
of the best material, but without particle
of style in their make. And look at the
bonnets that woman wears. The idea of
the excellent lady of Mayor Dumps" be-
ing seen upon the streets in such bonnets
as she'buys' Why it would be disgrace to
the city.
don't wonder that Mr. Dumps is
"bewildered.' If he should be elected as
a temperance mayor that woman's ambl-
ton might ruin him, and entice him to
drink, as many noble man has been ruin
ed by the temptations of the office; on the
other hand, Dan Dumps knows very well
that if the whiskey ring should elect him,
he will only be a speaking trumpet for his
wife, that Mrs. Dumps will be the real
mayor Of Cairo,
What tender scene that must have been
where she "laid her head on Dams broad
BOSOM" My dear Editor, you are young
and innocent, but always bear in mind that
when married people speak of their af-
lection in public, they live a cat and dog
lite in private.
Old Mrs. Dumps is shrcw. | make
the assertion, and am able to maintain 1t,
for proof, why when Dan used to make
love to me he was fine looking, porty
young man, now see him, Lean, lank and
care worn, When was little school.
girl, smoothed the red curls of my class.
mate little too roughly, and for punish
ment the teacher seated me beside bashful
Dan; that was the commencement of a
lasting friendship aud IN after years, while
the present Mrs. Dumps was
fishing for the son of a
Dan proposed to me, and
should have been Mrs. d. Dumps to-day,
but for little tenderness had for John
Dig, Poor dear old Dan, pity him.
hope she'll never be mayoress of Cairo. II
you should print this, how she will 90 on;
but shall never take anything back, or
say another word on the subject. Her
tongue is sharper than "two edged
sword, but am not afraid of her, only 80
sorry for poor Dan Dumps. SALLY DIG.
EUGENE Cross, Swan Street, Buffalo,
writes; have used Spring Blossom Tor
Dyspepsia and Indigestion, and have found
It to act admirably as a gentle Aperent
and Blood Purifier. | consider it une.
lualed, "you are at liberty to use my name
IS reference Prices g., 80 cents.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-15
THE MAILS.

GENERAL DELIVERY open $50 a. m. ; closes
~ $50 = m, Sunday; sto 9 a m.
Money Order Department open at So. m; closes
A. p. m.
Through Express Mails via Illinois Central 3 40
D. m,
Mississippi Central Railroads close st9p.m.
Cairo and Poplar Bluff Through and Wsy Mail
closes al p, m
way Mail via Illinois Central, Cairo and Vim.
eenhes ana Mississippi Central Railroads close al
i:i5 =. m.
Way Nail for Narrow Gauge Railroad closes at
$50 m,
Cairo and Evansville River Route closes at $3.50
p. m. daily Except friday
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-15
The Post of Honor.

When vice prevails and impious men bear
sway, the post Of honor is aprivate sta
Addison,
When Rheumatism and Neuralgia prevail,
Dr. Thomas Ecleotric Oil Is the best
remedy. - "Foster Milburn 4 CO."
Paul g. Schulz, agent,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-15

Actual examples can be furnished at
the Society's office, Of persons being in
sured for ten years, and then upon
termin iting their Tontine Policies, re-
ceiving cash in some instances equal to
the whole of the premiums paid; in
others, nearly all.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-15

TOntine Savings Fund Policies may
be terminated at the close of certain
defined periods, on terms more advan-
tageous than upon any other plan.
These policies prove more profitable to
the policy-holder than any other form
OF insurance.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-15

Amount paid to PO'icy-hOlders and
their representatives during 1880,
81, 792,937.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-15

EUGENE Cross, Swan Street, Buffalo,
writes / have used Spring Blossom Tor
Dyspepsia and Indigestion, and have found
it to act admirably as gentle Aperient
and Blood Purifier, | consider it une.
qualed, "you are at liberty to use my name
as reference Prices g., 80 cents,
and trial bottles 10 cents
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-15

A liberal surrender value in paid-up
insurance is provided for in all Ordina-
ry policies, in case of forfeiture.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-15
THE TWENTY FIRST ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
HENRY B. HYDE. President.
FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 81, 1880.

From the undivided surplus. reyersionary diyi.
dends Will be declared, available on settlement OF
next annual pr MUM, TO ordinary participating
policies.
The valuation Of the policies outstanding has
been made gu the American experience table the
legal standard Of the state OfNew York.
g W PHILLIPS, I ,.,,..i
j q. VAN CISE. (hC'ua'leh'
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-15

New Business, S35,170,805: an in
crease Of Eight and a half ilion Dol
lars in 1880. al d