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, 1882-09-09

AETrSIAN WELLS "A letter from Iuiare'
Cal.:y...a, sans Ihst In tie psst s.X mcaths
!S ar:es..a wells have heen tered IN mat
u'ace. AMI as : result, the writer says,
-.vae7e ;h.-e were formerly barren P.Sins
ara : desert. there sE5 now lie fines alfalfa
p.;ere= and chc.,e gardens He says 'aat
cacn oae q! these wells throws iron aoo,odp
to sc1.CO1 c-roas OF water daily. When
the subject vas FIST broaehed there me
doubts sho-t toe success Of the system, were
as freely expressed, as they have here III
WL!a Waiia, bu: wien the fist bored De-
caa 70 flow nearly 10000 gslo2s day.
tic inc-cdulous rad nothing mcre 10 say,
saI beng in iced of water, ordered Z we'll
Isrs sxa,n?le h.s been followed until, as Ne
have sa:i, there are Eighteen, and the pso-
pls re ri 5i:i1g II 6De supply Q; Ta'er.
We think tie system, Is possible mere and
lie r,-a - company vho makes the o's'r-
hing Las lad ire foundation ior fortune
, 1882-09-09

! great -1osess IS P.uaGer'. oresoa Blood
Pcr;fe:. Trv bottle O; Is: = -. Place you
IN tha. position desired ~ eTe-y oas-gc9d
health.
, 1882-09-09

/. is f-sp0s-i 20 :-.T0j2se :-=t-c-t;'r. il
co-=!.tuiian1i lsz and F0..-ical er5n51ay -
Toronto University.
, 1882-09-09
Tie Eeacham Creek Murder.

From i correspondent at Weston We have
;he following letter and particulars OF the
lieacbaIa creek mrrder;
WESTON, September j.
The man found murdered on the umatIlls
river vas brought into town last night. The
circ;.Isstaners as rear as we csl learn are a.
f.,!,yrs. lie came 70 town last Friday for
medicine fcr l SICK chili. and failing TO re-
.lyn. n.su xe.e sent out 10 learn tha cause OF
Els delay. n c1u,ng over the trail leading
f.am Meachaua Creek in the direction OF
Weston the men noticed blood on the ground
and following the blood.stains on the gravel
Tor tao O. three hundred yards they found
;ac boQy rartig covered with drift-wood 81 i
brush. Tie nsr;c OF The murdered man was
Frank Boomer, AMI wei known 10y mum
Der Of psT-ons here. He hld IN his pocket
sr.c;st-r l..tcr cortsin!uc about 5000, aiso
! ra- old watch that was taken and Ills
ro>ke,s turaei wr2uS sile out: There sre
i've c. s,y balie5 holes i'll his head and face,
Tie Coruner's iary nave not Yet reported
T.e Ea,.y VIII be jaried acre to-day.
, 1882-09-09
Gu!.iHe aGd lFsen:e.

FORM the tl-.s II many Of the sgle rs.ns,lieS
,l n ,-EEt.r and are the last resort u ply
-ioi.-a, aai fsople who kn"N - better Hss.'i-
c5re :. employ for this d;st-eSssn- CON paint
TIE r:T-c-s T.: either oi those truys -.s Ges.%cc-
tive L, tae sys.ein, producing headache. iateS
-i-ai disorders. vertigo, dizziness. ringing IL
Ia e.,s aud depression ot the cons-tutlu n.
h-,.tn. Ayers Ague CuEe Is vegetable dis
very, eoataiuin- neither quinin-, ;rsrnic, nor
any ie.t-eT. Us ingredient, ann Is al .nt.=IiLl-
auG IT, / cure flr every form Ci lever and
a-,;r l. II ots Az permanent ard certain,
ana IlD ..i.ry resrit tr-II. itS 'Sa. Besides
5c,n- pusitiye cure for :ever hi 2sue III All is
o-:ns. il : al,o superior reIuedy ior liSerco.n
u .irts. l. Is n excellent tonic and pTrvynJ
I'VE. Il w-l a. cure. of all coIlriaints peculiar
- na,ar.uus, nla-shy and M.asinatic districts.
iyy direct action On the liver and hillary st-
psIarus, i stimulates the system 70 vigorous.
healthy condition.
, 1882-09-09
FOR SHERIFF.

ANNOUNCE myself a, a candidate for Sheriff,
-uhirct 10 a n9nlina.inn at the Denocratic
Convention. JAMES Mc8ULIFF.
, 1882-09-09

s.'..Iscsssisy is the mother of invention.
T.-e-Srs n tie Ever, kidneys AMI bowels
brought frr;s thrt sovereign remedy Kidney
Wor:, which +, mines nu.Iar. cr.-a.!.r for ali
t!!.oss Dig c..1,,!-iu;s. l. ei;Les liquid or dry
form It j, e Yarisc, rerasdy Tor those terrible
H. 80 -..., 81 rn.nr lealLs.
, 1882-09-09

GIN Cr-Peor.e in cites all over The
country axe demanding cleaner streets and
/. ter drainage. and everywhere iouE4ala
are cn lie warpath against the dlsgracltui
condition OF most = these tho.On=aiare--
Some Of the streets AMI alleys IN this city
are about as Eithy as tleY caa vi. be, -n
the STATESMAN Suggests thai the o'rsr'
Commissioner lie instructed 70 seen; out ana
clean Up these plies Of sarh1ge- TIE city oI
Walla W-I.a yays HIM $50 per month t" le7-
form this labo-, I'D the STATESMAN proposes
% keep tie rlattsr t,.ore the public un-'i
thc e,i. : atatei. We profcss TO hua. NJ
these places ara pcia! them ou-, 50 that
tbesc viii b 10 excuse tCr delay Il ne in
Ports.. natter.
, 1882-09-09
4 Wise f.1n.

livery -. s.i=l.aS 10 - tie neW remedy
fsr iia1r-nsss aai eaas-ipat.,a-Syr-. ";
FI-s-ear ,i-aiu 4 rial hottie free : chaTge -
II. T. H-,@.es's druS s,yra- Ha-.a Na..a-
knowing Syr.g of Fix 20 be ie!t9r :A Us -
fect aai more pleasant n the tasss :lan ..'=r
remedy, the California liz Sy.Iy C.ll.ary
has adopted Wis, plan - 1HA--e is la''F.ts
known 10 ;ne reople.
, 1882-09-09
Distance TSS.a-

The following ar tGe MANS o. s'a.'"n7 =!
the Travelled road from Wa-A N---a - lis
, 1882-09-09

OgLS UF CATHERINE STKEE-.-Just 70"
when the City Council are abuut tbs b-@'-
ness Of opening n. widening aGd otHer'eise
improving streets. that body s;ou'd iay 8
fra hand On tia. F,-I Of Catherine street
lying between Bicch ana d. Newel! s:r,e e.
and demand that those wi:o have fences out
into that street, sho9.a, without any cost 10
the ciJy. remove The same. ard properly
grade and sidewalk IL T. ta'e i lie mos-
conclusive evidence tAst the pgoP r'y IN
qucsci belongs - tie c.sv, tie e!r'-.. ..
the alleged gamers Is PFolostasors, Il Mt
ccntemptuoas, and the Ci;y Council should
at once maze :ae demand @-d requirements
aI~,ve stated.
, 1882-09-09

Ter Isys te-a ri2-ty four d-atns Il reE-
s,us over 76 yeas Of axe ia New Haven, Con
u~-5icur, since jaIua.y !, LIS, and of thr
luu ler taiI.y seen We're oyer =. AMI fJur
owe. gl. Tie ,Uo ,llsst were y aIi gS t.
st,e..!vatv.
, 1882-09-09

P,Ry SIEE.r SyuooI. - Fra:n u W
Back. principal Of Park street school, wr
have tie report that ;h-rc are iI5 scholar
in attendance. Ths-e are - scholars in ths
lover room. aad IS a consequence It Is
grcat,y c-5rcr,wisd. Not or,y this, but
there IS 0ccl-ioa :9r cno:ier, 81 iate-medl-
are department, aud ample wo,,l i.7 anatl-er
teacher. We think il TO eiea. A tax for
two teachers 70 ,akc proper c.Te Of IL
children, aud the appeal Tor another ogsat to
bc answered IN tGa Affirmative.
, 1882-09-09

! GiIssr.crTCs-For som" ~e,ks past a
Wv strange ANIMAL has been proving
around IN the brush o. The farm Of MIR. Ire
land. AZ Milton. Orecon. Il was sesn tw3ee
- rsc5ntl, as Monday last, and is described
- he:ng about ) ie,t IN height, perfectly
black ali covered with coarse haIr- Il walks
ou is hind lrgs and its two front paws haDg
down IN :rort Ike ! kangaroo but differs
from that ruu!inatin-, marpuslal animal IN
ONLY having , til Is inches IN length and
l.avcs = Iar-ow rack S, that II cannot even
te bear. II his mldc several RAIDS on Ire
lsuIs blacAbersy patch, ard eEee ~hen
at.a-Lea hv dac Il sen. Il Lone ho~ine
I, apparently makes Its home in I brush
i,i1rd which cca!d easily be surrounded by
Lie men, aad VA suggest HAT parry OF
our s-,c-ls make !. tieir business 10 90 cut
aad ~ - csptare the bsa-t, Eaofts sre
beng a..ie 10 that eni By tn Milton boys
an5 t..sr vJr'd be glad O.! some assIstaa'e
n thar i'm from W4lla Wa!ia.
, 1882-09-09

:-ar-- TO; ILl2zgi, - ladies and gentle
..ea Lsyc completed iJg-us,le horseback
lime :. 20 trg,4ssarc aaG icli l. vs..cy7.
, 1882-09-09
ODGiNG HOUSE PROP
EETY

..Iam ara.s 20 .r,'- ~: e..y :'r Can
.,-,,;, Ifs--soy house. ID posnerty snf Dui:.
n, tlr sa.e. - a very re-s'.i.l,'s- -11s-
-. :: y fzs.-ciz-z ..al-.- hlrt Hnishsc
h I..ey Z y .itl..-l's iricz rIil'iiDs, ID t.ie
Jsart Il tSs city. fa--irs bEy-nE VII U a.
ioag,i the privilege 4 TenrGvl.:. II. 49,
,ng3l.I.f MRS. II. y. AlLLkE
, 1882-09-09
FOR SHERIFF..

hereby announce myselt candidate for
reelection 10 the Office II Sheriff Of Walls
Walls County. suiiect 20 the decision Gf TIE
Democratic County Convention.
JAMES z. THOMPSON.
, 1882-09-09

gT:rI. z. so!.'s store - reo.sne', sE' a" = IN
-e.za l-.-.-aE 90 10 nothing but .-sitimaie gio-
cry 'ss:sa-, :hs '@r= s'oo gf 3Fy goods, consist
51z + - ami laucy goo3s mus: b aiSPos-l Of at
oa,a. T. --ea;e-, ssr.:us =. ;,.sze S,9-s evsro
.sr Z. 8, a. i,l-lis rze '1w b.; so!i below est
ISatf
, 1882-09-09

On tie line ic;reen Fish Creek mi White
H.n- Montana. ovrr 100 ysrds # WiE5 was
melted during a recea: severe thunder and
E--:.trir..,.cs.ra.
, 1882-09-09

0yE BIEGIAR As Caf'. N,ssoaooTts ;
Company proceeded towards boise, .aa:'y
rob0erie5 occoyred. 0G one occasion wf,sle
camping he doctors ten: was eIte'aj thr'a
times the same aisLs and r't~i.ns.a'.t...s'
10 ti.ed at the roLb,r oacl clGc, be Pc:-
sisted in returning, and Gaaiiy s4,ye-i-t,
bat only obtained - 81. Vt the Naai-r
river feLry the house vas sntaroI aud So
taken. And the BOISE paFe.s, -!ncs tie ~
rival there ct the Company ;cere. chronicle
nunelo-s burgI4ri,s, To less than iol. o.
curriu- IN one night The Captain and lie
Doctor 4 the Company have offered $iGj
r.arr5 each for tie capture g the iursi.s.
, 1882-09-09

Camp,.ilts in rsrari . sh>iia.. IT,: in.---
icirat tsaching are ale = Eusi-:.i Is We.
a. Ia Auer:aa. Ite ozssr'i-l el.H.ent-sy
r.auc:rs arc as ol,:.-g :ErghJ there = Tie, s7=
, 1882-09-09
LIS. os Letters

Rema;n;nr urcaIiei fgr in tie p,s. oiscs II
Wsila Nalia, W. I. On Sept :. lSSe:
Myers. J y R0Grks, Ta1n-As =
Maxwell. Frank 70 =, Prt -
Nsan, Mi-hsel SaTchSe!d, Martin
A-SCn, Mrs + / SallI s1n. ''l.as
Nsxon, Sirs S:ep5ea Sanders, Nrs lima
NS-cou.e- George Sanders. Il
A!etc&f. . II ScAiOSs, Zen
Michel jJtn S0huWinssy. l. c
Miller. II & SCslGJn, )
Miller, joan II Scott, Il +
Miller, hsrry : Scij-il, : =
Nus Ter. II Sa0.i. y
Nul;aix. : = SbraG-r. John VI
3IcVsv, fr-ni SHL..z, Mrs
NlcSsy. w L Shank, james "
1IcilIster, Lewis Shzrao-, Nn
--4ebrez4-, -L-s ! = SL-fer, Ceor-a
NcDaHis.. IN, \ Stephee=, Ole
rLyCsrmi-E, y. Isuss.sv. jruas
lch.l.zis, AirS Leu InEs. Mason
JvCr-zn. Aiiie tutt!e. 9irs Amanda
i'5iJs-. 5Irs Geaa Thomas, F-snt
Palips. Vim .Tn0mss, \
Paterson. II Thomas. George
r.se, FS : Nan Hyru. q :
Peace, q = Won Berg. J Il
.er4e-. 5.7s D Walters. Gr1r-c
IvcG, 4 / Warren. EirS En- H.
Psuv-L. Ale, NsiimaI, Wm y
FIn-, sir :. /: Nhi.-.sy. John
FicE5rl. J T Wheeler, O>c.- Y
fears0-., = y M.nsfl?, James
Rods, Rev : wills, Mrs Mary !
l4yl5r. ) o Williams, Il +
Eeau-v. A'oa-t NiiiisI-. ) u
E-vS.Tur. August vi iamS. + \
Eiee, S!.zs Williams, E.J:=<
Is-sgLs calling tcr Any oi the above letters
VII please So advertised.
, 1882-09-09

Chg oat rats, rri,e. reaches, Iii, auts
he'd bu-s. silEEs. cbipHmks, gorhers. l5c.
Dr1;.-i-.S
, 1882-09-09

HFrF CArTLC- According TO The -E5-.s-
tq;. Sentinel San Frau:i-oo ceaiers are coul-
M into Eastern Oregon and making large
purchases Of beef cattle. That paper say :
Wu Isarn that Mile. & Lrz. of San E.aa-
CISCO. by Hawk Morgan. agent, ha'e bought
Harras :. MeAIahon's head o; :, 100 ea- = ;
Lesl.c's herd Of OrThee q at5a. 1900 f;
D-ss,..s K Cla-c's herd OF Burnt T.:er o.
sl5u. Coo, ar Chas. B-cEer's aeri in Gov
ALLEY Of ab.u 1900; a.so all Ike sa:a!!
herd, they can get. AL are paving $50 per
head iy- three-y ar-oid steers.
, 1882-09-09
HsIIa Nslla Crop Ee2oEta

Tns following Is the report Of c:'ps n
WaIa Wall. valley. IS oclleetsd By d N
Cbxse. Vice President Il the WAl.a " asa
and Columbia Rive. Rail-oad and iorE-E,-cd
20 aeadauA-te-s az Portland:
Irerurn YOU herewith crop reports f5r isS-
requested IN yours OF the 2ls- lns-.
Ihsse reports are generally correct II my
opiaiCa anu viii especially refer to those q
Messrs. Rees & Win1us and ". I, Moore
5000 tens viii probably cover the anoun;
that ve shall move this season The amount
resrsre5 to- horne consumption ~iii oe iauer
grescer than LIST year. especially io7 sr.din=
pu-u5sss. IS great area OF new ilHd E-s
been tEokea u.
The ia-.ners seem generally llciln.l y
hold a. present, hcp,ns isT t'sd-: Psl-e'-
While The season Ess been uniavc1Er'-e- gen
rally speaking, Tor wheat crops : : ner r
taeless tact that Many Of the isrnis INA.
have beca carefully cultIvatel nave i91!l58
heavier crops than lass season.
THIS lessen Will not be loss, and an. .
he oJinion that il tie future b1J!er s5s
tar. =.,.I obtain. Considering tbs iact AID
tie great increase in acreage ROW ayci-aoie,
We rrz- l5ok next SEASON icr az 'ul4else
gain. Yours truly, 4 NJ ,AisE.
In edition to the abore. Mr. Miles {
Moore sends the following:
TIE yield Of wheat IL tie Columbia b-si-
uin D. taking list years crop Ss bass,
aboIt tvo-thir;s, CT 1900 tCas. Iae acc
are Of barley was small and yield light. Ne
ACCURATE estimate Q: quantity harvested e@n
be given. Local prices are fully so per eezt.
higher tnAn usua! AZ this season. Or cats
auli hay there is barely enough toT loesi es':-
Sumption. The average 9: spring " heI; :
l5 bushels; iall, - bussel-. The qga..ty
Of that harvested Is generally good. a.t-?1-1
on light land some shriy yeled gram has ben
harvested. Peach croD Il !allare; srp-=
con good. The yicli cf grain along the 90;
al the mountains. OF what Is termed TT
ioot-i.ills of the Walia Walla valley rgop-r,
is good, many fsils yielding 10 10 - bush
Is. T. tie vicinity u Nes.Jn, tmat'..a
COUNTY, almost \ failure The crop Is hgn;
IA Columbia, GARFIELD AID Whitman ccHa-
i!es. /, the vicinity OF Mos;o". Fa-ouse
CIly ana Pennington. good.
, 1882-09-09

wAs.t ,-oeiats at tie SI,rrsx1S c1oe.
, 1882-09-09

IN tbs -fcy, SEPT: 5lh. lS-a, t, the sif" q:
II. a. Chapman, = dIu-ht,r.
In lhis city, Se:t. oh. lss2, 10 The VIE %:
/ T. Psrry. IS u
Iutl.- CITY. ~. >. :, tie Il q /. II
Bowman. s,u. -l=Trn gouLas IN Heisi;
, 1882-09-09
-, y'.'l, G.. le.-..-ul, ,he while,
go lady an afford 20 sl.i!e,
T.s.-ss her teeth axe hte TIE sEuw:
zG.i i he i-ii IL Ills,
Ard can't a:;1ri 20 smile or k'77,
Sic must u-e SJZDDDNT. TOW


= *: III ut re 4, tLiri q; :. icrch clsp in
Ct-h his season, uIi lie lew that 'rc rsia-i
a-c very Enf-ulr-
~ \ s.:nt i the finest ink log families or
schools can he made from = i0-cau- Irck1se Of
Diamond by. Try them
There are nearly 1900 freSbyrrria-ss II
Riou S'yn. y. \.
D- Il rlsy's celebrated Cali:orai:' I y J.
Eitters always relieves Dysie ersia aud indi
s=.t:on
TLe..x !. talked nf ior the capital u
AlizHEL
c,v-ral new s.vles OF tie u,y-t fashionable
tyg.e !g,. received 1t the SrATEN1AS Office
, 1882-09-09
ElNE FARM
4LiX \. MENiISGN.

Room Baker Egiiiirg. Ma ~ la
SeG-.:utf
, 1882-09-09

ECFe,.

Qui-r:. complete cure, ali auHoyins Kidney,
R.a,!:er ard | li.lagy I'isca.rs. 81. Druggists.
, 1882-09-09

aGsI2-w;i = ALL NaLa, v. l.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-18
THE MISSISSIPPI.

WAsHTNGToN, Mach l6th.-In view of
what took place yesterday in the house
during the Incidental discussion Of the
levee question, when Hiscock, Of New York,
Robinson of Massachusetts, Marsh and
Cannon of Illinois, and others, expressed
themselves almost violent in opposition to
the policy Of building new levees with
government money, the members OF the
Improvement committee, after consultation
among themselves and with various mem
bers Of the house, have concluded at their
next meeting to modify the Gibson bill.
Chairman Thomas has said to your cores
pondent that they have virtually decided to
REPORT A SIMPLE BILL,
Appropriating "a 623,OO0 asked for by the
commission for tho initial work for con.
tracing the channel and protecting caving
banks on six reaches Of the river from New
Madrid to Lake Providence, and 100000
for closing existing gaps in levecs, also
recommended by the commission, and an
additional 100000 out in the Gibson bill
for rcctitying the Atchafalapa and the
mouth Of the Red river.
The lump sum of $4,e23,00O,
which is less by tl,400,000
than the amount appropriated by
the Gibson bill, will be appropriated by
the improvement of the navigation and
commerce Of the Mississippi from Cairo to
the head Of the passes, the amount to be
expended by and under the direction of the
secretary of war in accordance with the
recommendation and plans Of the river
commission. part Of the money will be
appropriated specifically for the construc.
ton Of levecs, nor for any purpose except
ing the improvement of the navigation and
commerce Of the river. If the commission
decides that at particular points the closing
Of tho gaps Of the levces or otherwise i'm.
proving the navigation Of tho river, 1t will
be left to their discretion by the new bill
to use part Of the appropriation for the pur.
pose indicated. The improvement com.
mittee believes that the levee question will
DO thus presented In Its least Objectionable
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-18
PERSONALS.

Mrs. G. F. Lane, we'll and Hvorably
known to many of our citizens, has been in
the city for few days at the bedside OF
her brother, Mr.. n. 8: Ensminger, who
has been quite sick for some time. Her
home is now at Dallas, Texas.
A new boy was added to the family of
Mr.. W. A. Redman Wednesday morning.
DR.. W. c. Jocelyn and Mr.. Sim Taber
are in Charleston, Mo. on short business
visit.
News from the bedside of Mrs. J. A.
Scarritt was very favorable yesterday.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-18

form to the Marshes and Cannons of the
house. The great object in view is simply
to sustain the river commission, nothing
more and nothing less.
The most judicious friends of river i'm.
provement in congress are becoming more
and more convinced that the only hope OF
securing reasonable action by congress lies
in standing by the commission, and that to
go outside of the Communications, plans
and purposes of the commission would be
to invite defeat and disappointment. 1t
may appear hard to say it, yet there are
some overzealous friends of the MisslsA
sippi, coming chiefly from the lower river,
who are
INJURING THE PROSPECTS.
OF liberal aid from congress by constantly
making conspicuous their advocacy of
large appropriations for the construction of
lcvecS. The enemies Of the Mississippi re.
joice over the introduction of every bill
proposing to appropriate fifteen millions
for the construction of new levees and the
repair of the old. II isa parliamentary
blundcr to introduce such bills, partcu'
larly in the face of the recommendations
of the river commission. 1t gives the
Marshals of congress an excuse for faunt.
ing the red flag of reclaimed lands.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-18

be necessary for him to confer with other
officials of the road before he can reply
TO the proposition. 1t probable that this
proposition, If agreed to by the two compan-
les, would settle the differences between tho
city council and the st. Louis and Cairo, or
Cairo and St. Louis railroad company. So
far, the council has been well sustained in
It's attitude toward the railroad company,
by the subcommittee of five and by the
majority of good citizens generally, and
the council would probably consider the
carrying out Of the requirements OF the
proposition in question satisfactory rcco-
gnition of the city's interests. By a mutn-
al agreement between the railroad COM
panics, both of which own rights of way on
the Mississippi side of the city to use which
they must obtain the consent of the city
council, to build the contemplated EN-,
bankment the city would gain very de-
sirable and an important improvement as
partialrepumeration fora valuable franchise.
But to talk about the good that would re-
suit from this proposed arrangement Is so
much like counting chickens to be hatched
from eggs which remain to be laid by hen
of uncertain habits, that The BULLETIN
takes but little stock in the results of the
conferences 80 farm fact, it feels safe in
predicting that the hen will fail to lay the
expected eggs. President Whitehead made
the conditional, dictatorial proposition TO
join the Wabash company in building the
embankment proposed by the sub COM,
mittee, well satisfied that the latter
company would not "view favorably,"
and consent ''within brief time" to
join in carrying out said proposition. More
than this, it is even doubtful that the Cairo
and St. Louis, or the St. Louis aud Cairo
railroad company would stand by Presi-
dent Whitehead's proposition, even if the
Wabash company we're to consent to it
"within brief time" if il is not given to
understand that it must do so in order to
gain permission to enter the city. 1t is
certain that until now, the negotiations be-
tween the St. Louis and Cairo, or Cairo and
St. Louis, officials, and the council and peo-
pie Of Cairo, have born the unmistakable
sign of incincerity on tho part of the
former who have, at every opportunity,
made desperate efforts to lead the latter
around by their most prominent facial or
gans. The latest snub received by the
council was during the latest visit of
the raj lroad gentlemen, who, though they
have, for several weeks past, had under
consideration a proposition from the city
council, gave no evidence to any one that
any action had been taken upon it
How long the farce will continue, and
what the fruit will be, remains to be seen;
so far as THE BULLETIN is concerned, it
hopes against hope that the city will be
spared further indignties, and that tho farce
will end soon and favorably.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-18
APOpular Tonic
FOR WEAK LUNGS AND CONSUMPTION.

FOR WEAK LUNGS AND CONSUMPTION.
No preparation ever introduced to the
American public, for the relief and cure Of
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Debilitated
Constitutions, Weakness of the Lungs or
Consumption in the incipient or advanced
stages of the disease, has ever met with the
Endorsements of physicians or patients as
the celebrated "Tolu, Rock and Rye" The
repeated and continued sales of the article
everywhere are the best evidence of its real
merits. Letters and testimonials from every
quarter of the country, attesting the slim
ulating, tonic and healing effects, are in
possession of the proprietors, and can be
adduced to convince the most skeptical
reader OF its intrinsic virtues. Further
communication is unnecessary and super
fiuous, as trial of this article, having a
pleasant taste and agreeable flavor, will
satisfy all those who are afflicted or pining
away with pulmonary weakness of the re-
lief to be secured by the use ofTolu, Rock
and Rye.--[Chicago Times.