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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-24

thisl' opinod Curtis, shuddering. "Ar
awful Tag, | should say. do ii as YOU
may, with the line and the roads under
snow
what time shall you get inY" asked
DudeIle.
"Oh, something before six, I hope.
MEANWHILE turning to Mrs. Dayids,
whats to be done with this bratpn
A variety Of suggestions were imme-
diatety forthcoming; Dudclle, Curtis
aud the housckeeper each propounding
some different theory. Dick listened
respectfully enough; Greta herself
meanwhile manifesting the most rapt
attention.
Finally the arrival Of ian 'ansom fur
Mister Carlisle announced by Jenkins
with due emphasis, necessitated an
abrupt termination of this judicial in.
yestigation,' as Dudelle phrased it, and
hasty decision of the point immedi-
ately under discussion; and on Mrs,
Dayids yenturing to remind Dick that
"th' policeman wur to call before
noon,o it was agreed that Greta should
be forthwith consigned TO his safe
keeping, to be lodged over Christmas,
at any rate, in the district union.
you'll like that, Greta, sha'n't you,
eh?n questioned Dick reassuringly.
"You'llhaye q good fire and roast beef
and plum-pudding, like the rest Of us,
on Christmas Day; and when | get
back to town I'll come and look after
you and see what had best be done on
your behalf, whether we shall send you
back to Margot, or get yQu put to
school.
After moments hesitation the child
notified acquiescence in these general
statements by divers shreWd mods Of
her sage little head, Then each gentle
man presented her with u silver coin az
a Chrstmas.bOX mot to spend but to
save. Dick protcsted-aud the confer
ence somewhat abruptly terminated to
the entire satisfaction apparently OF
everyone concerned
But no one guessed that long before
the arrival OF Policeman 4, before even
Dicks hanson rolled OIL Greja had
slipped stealthily out Of the Kitchen
door, up the arca-steps, out al the open
gate, round The corner, and away
away, far beyond pursuit in less
time than 1t takes me to write these
words.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-24

only, however, to give vent to an omi.
nous groan as his head fell backwards,
ana ne slipped heavily into his original
position, insensible on that perilous bed
OF snow.
:, Great Heavenl' escaped Carlsle's
lips almost like wall, there Is moth
ing for 1t now but TO resign oneself to
The worst; all hope is over. see not
from what quarter help can come.n
But even as he thus sOlilouuised lie
once more seized the bottle, and bent
anxiously over his inscnsible compan-
ion.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-24
ITO DO Contiaued.l

Cleveland has Chinaman worth
$4,000, who has been divorced from
one white woman, and Is now being
sued by another pale-faced damscl for
seduction and breach of promise.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-24
tLl'SCRNAli BALM

. ncctuailr cie'ntes the
a. al passages Of Ca
larrhal virus, causing
healthy seer, lions, al
lays inflammation, pro.
ects the momtr,ne
lrOu additional colds,
com plrtely heSls the
80 cs an restores the
sense OF taste and
srne ! B..cgciel tc.
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DIRECTIONS

lLsctl 81 d li'tlo ilnrer
y o EIu,lr OF the Balm
9.tO the ACt'rils; draw
strong breathe through
the nose, u will be
pbso' bed
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Al vsll informed people arc familiar
with the I'D account Of the death OF the
young Primes Napoleon, who fell pierced
WITH ninetsen Won ads inflicted BY the
Zulus, IN south Africa, June s59.
MANY VIII remember that Captain Cary
in hrs published report mentioned that
after they mad selected the camping
cround-tne object Tor which the squad
OF SIX nad osen dcsaued-And had had
Gomez ana rested, ne suRgested thAs they
should rem0unt ana return 70 camp, nuS
the Young fnnce. wno eommanosd the
squa0, saIo: 10, iet Us walt ten MN
We. !u" ~ tney weIs pfeParne 70
s sssn0s - ~ s II 1n,.u ~ -. sen
.1 4ys =. ~ uG Ise Ik
S sueu' nn9 -. neu ". Tug lIn; 49,
uotss o.oAo L.oIr n'm. AL'eI o7.Po,
ass IsaIc ~ .en GvveIeo III
voun"s' ano oIeo IN ane saN gtass o. INC
a ssa;a a.. nu S. ~ 90 =" 10y Ss.; .na -
DE uay LuSu ~
s0s youuH Iaa9e a o@y Snlo d..
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!Ou,". n .S 'ns Llp - ~
va On .aS we S 9ePH.use aoa .ns
-, ~ y. s.c nnsy LII la i. LOU Se 80
. ~ ~. 49, LII, nt'1 u.e~ % ~, ns. .ns'
a. s., IsV 1.e VI, su s su ~ ~ Is.
~ an saAso I'es'y uunH w 'nsol VIC"
~. x'sn Az ;sslusu .n aneulsn =. SP'I..'
80 m &c. ~ . vS vs." nnr;r~ TO- ;,,,a,
L. ~. .I IN, - snI - IN c o;1
- -, LII ~ p -; =" ~ reansa;N,,s
~ n rswa H. 'n ~ .ra;t ~ ~. characts,
90 so 10, az. - 10 a. -
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yean = such q LoGs Of Memofy. -
Nocturnal Emissions, Aversion =
Dimness Of Vision, Noises In the
vital dutd passing unobserved -
md many other diseases that lea p !. = 3
DIR. NiNT1E viii agree to ieee
HuNp1KD DoLLARs for cess OF u
VITAL RE9TORATIvE under -
advice and treatnenti viii mot c0es
anything impure or tntur1oas L.
DIR. NINTlk treats al Pf1vase - ~
ceeefully without mercury. Coz
Ykxx. Thorough s1aminat1oo 30 - ~ p
Ioudtne snalysis Of urine. $50
VITAL RESTORATIVE. $500 beeoe
times The quantity. 5000; ssns
dSt0 upon receipt Of price. o. =.
secure from observation. and In psiva
A. 4. MINTIB. n. D. -
II xsasny Street, San Yfancaas0b q
SAMPLE BOTTLE FRxR.
esnt on application By letter ststsn9
toms. SEX and Age. Communists .z
eonddential. IS
Oh. MINTIE'D KIDNEY REM1Dys 4
RET1CU0. caree all kinds of H.
Bladdsg Complaints. 0orosTA0e. -
coxxAOA Tor aalo b. Ill dyu0G -
bottle, six bottles for $500. ..a
DR.. MuTIHD DANDELI0l I413e
the ~ - oheapast DYeI1
Ul10u0 supe h u 1Ashal. -
al esd.s fe nsasssss O. o. .. -
ea1peniaA v1lA .. laD . Qoes1.eeoSs
1111k.l 49, IN - 0e4ueooo
ponAO1DdAnDSS
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MCMD9alNG o. sTRExTs.
Eprroa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:

EDITOR to0f-lNT1LLt0k WOxn:
The plan proposed In your Tussday'a
issue attracted attention and uniform
approval % far % have heard. A few
additional explanations seem necessary.
The aigns should b Of uniform size, 8xl
inches square, with q black ground and
plain block figures in white. Such llQ-
ures can 30 distinguished ct quite . dis
tanoe. even by moon or gas light. The
signs should b lightly tackled up % that
IL changes are made In the number of
buildings In any block the signs can "a
sily b rearranged.
Following the plan suseested any ons,
no matter In what part Of The city he
may reside or do business. can ascertain
the proper number Of his building By
counting the BLOCKS north or south Of
Mill street. and the number Of hia build
ing from the corner Of the block. Thus:
number d0t Second street must b. the
nrat building In the third block and on
the left hand side Of tho street: number
l6O2 Eighth street, u The 6ru4 buildlua
on the right hand aide in the fiftsenth
lock from Mill. street; numbefl 1602
Front street II the residence Of ". N.
Boil; number 2Ol Commercial street Il
On the corner Of the second block, etc.
u numbering ths sereete running frum
the bay ~ mus remember there afo
three BLOCKS between The hay and Front
street. % that number l0a Cherry street
vo1id % sns psopsr number Of Yealer'e
1ail. OF, . Soe ouuiinge now stand ZIG
trout street; number Cos Columbia
street would b between Third and
Fourth streets.
An unfortunate blundss has been
made IN naming streets running parallel
70 the shore Of the bay. I hope Il viii
% corfscsed osloss names Arc posted
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Seminal weakness, Impotency. nigh
by dreams, pimples on the lace -
manhood can positively be cured
sick and afflicted should not fall q e.
him. The Doctor has travelled exto
various hospitals there. obtaining =
deal Of valuable information. W.
competent to impart to those h noz
his services. DIR, Gibbon viii -
charge unless he effects O cure. -
at distance may be cured at boqlA
communications strictly confldenfD
see no one but the Doctor. Perse
ing to the Doctor will please state ~
Of the paper they see this adverttD! n
Charges reasonable. Call or WI
dress DR.. J. +. GIBBON, Pc. box
Francisco. Sen1 SIC foe . pee
dieine. &AkV -
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ana ,.cs. ar. Sns O,.on AGAINST
vho,r hstt,no %. .b,.. ~ an. vop bv
. haoa. 7 ou,e "A. .na punch "A Tine
,.,7s<
p.,.v,.. r....., s.ve.als.s,,n.
WAsarsoror. Nav 1s.-The House
Conmittne on ForeiOn AfPairs vill hold
Z secret session at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning. for the purpose of Determining
what action. il anv. thsv will take In
connection with the ShipAsrd letter.
Thsy have arranged 70 examine ex-
Aasistant Secretary Of Stats Hill on
Tu.adav Shinhard ;ntimatea that hs
has sorns interesting matter for the
uub,in. but viii NOT Give II n the presa
until he has heard Lamar IN reply 10
b;s Is.tar.
A v,seAeA u,.,.
yrssrxrA CRY, MAY 1.-The water
struck in the Sierra Nevada lsst evening
made il necessary to increase the speed
Of the pump bat one stroke per minute
This evening report was put in circu.
lation that second influx of water had
occurred, which was rapidly filing or
tho north end Of the mine. This repori
il entirely without foundation. Thu
ONLY water found vas that mentioned
last night. The rock in which the waite,
waa found in A hard porphyry living in
blocks thnt como in ON one aide Of thu
main north drift which ia being ynn or
tho 200 level to connect with the Utah
A blast probably made q crack, which
connected with seams running 70 4
pocket of water. Tho water j. cold
which shows il 10 be mare surfsc.
collection in the seams and ioints 10,
porphyrv. II will be all PUMPED in I
d.y or two.
LITTLE Rock. Nav 1.-THE Commia
sioncr for the distribution Of Govern
nent aid in tho overfowed districts a,
State say that the Government aid wa,
sniff ient n suppIv thu needs mn IN IN,
10th. and that crop prosp.cts aIong.tb.
| limo OF the flood ia this State wsre neys,
better.
| Before the Comvlttee.
| WASHINGTON. May ls.--Robert Il. Hill
appearsd this morning before the Com
mittes OH Foreign affairs. but his Ok
animation did not proceed, the tssti
mony taken before the sub committe,
in New York in connection with which
Hill il to testify not being in print. NJ
action will DO taken ON Shepherds 10:
ter Of last evening.
4 New Prayer.
CANTERBURY. May 1S.-Ths Uppol
House of tho Conyocation have agreed
upon form Of prayer for use during
| the present troubles in Ireland. Il ask
for preservation from secret oonspira.
cies and Open violence, the appesss
msnt Of tumults in Ireland, and thu
healing of her sores.
Cavncid ass.e In Essland.
| LONDON. May II. - Lowell, United
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M POM-ufgLIlG3IOER


DAILY p0Si-u1ELld8E1OR
D0ATTlg.
Rrew s6eswes sAests u Orseos osd Wash-
Jsotos, by NNston n. CAftfendo~.
Nis easiy 70 Assermins With much
esstainty Shs location u The city which
vili IN the near future riss 70 greatness
upon The chores Of Puget Sound Ihavs
sesn suough IN The brisf period Of thirty
dsyp, Of ths sbounding resources o.
lumber, Gal and iron lying IN wecssfn
WaihinGtou alons, 70 Isass no dooos "
nv mind bat thst this development.
nov . rspidIy proRrsninR, WI ou''o
No populoss eosnmsscisl and manu-
fseturine city upon these the most mag
.,Aa.n4 Of inland waters. Nature has
~ only provided thsss great materials
~ veaith in lavish abundance, but made
1hem 70 accessible that thsir utilization
n A osrtain - the westward movement
~ shs millious nov seeking homes on
the Pacific slops. The Straits OF Juan
Do Fuea ore IN epsn - channel from
10 20 IS miles in width, and from y 70
go fashoms in dspth, the only safe en-
france in stormy weather On the whole
North Pacific coast. SHIPS may SAL
through without The aid Of pilots, and
vhsn inside, And numerous oosvsnisns
iand-locksd harbors, offering safe an
ehorins grounds during the 'evsfss'
storms.
seatsls Possesses the great natural ad-
vantssss Of . central position on shs
sound. and the concentration Shers
already Of large capital and important
,nssrssts, uudsr the watchfui control
Of an exceptionally able and snssrpr'"'
,no elam Of eitizsns. Tho great lnmbe'
manufacturing establishments OF Blake
II. sssbsok, Tacoma, Madison. Gamble
ma I,udlow, lie within radius OF thirty
miles: her sxtsnsivs coal fields are tn
mot vroductivs on the coast, now yield
inc over 1900 tons . month, and con
siderable bodies Of the richest aud mos
available farming lands in the Tsrritor!
~ rsss q hand. The city. now con
GAINING . population Of 1000 souls &c
sauns 8 eemmAndins slops on the cas-
snore Of seattle bay. Ii growth b."
been % rapid that the ssumps OF TN
forests trees are still standing in man!
Of tho Streets Just - they were lot .!
the wood m.n's,axs. The assessed val
ustion Of liz property nov sxcesds ~
$1,000. an Increase Of over one miiiioi
nd 6sf dollars dncs 1881. But mos
vithetendine this remarkable advance
il popvlssion, business and wealth, It !
vell built, eontainina several largo suo
stan.a.l blocks and many hns resi-
dsnoes. The Territorial University,
nasstvs, impodns structure, v l'cass'
here. The suburbs Of the city exten'
10 The beautiful shores Of Lake Wash
i>eton, aaording admirable sites 10
eounSry seats aud excellent advantages
fer Summer resorts. IT. harbor II sat
and commodious snouRh for all tho dc
mands Of q large commerce.. With suci
commanding advantages the future o
seattle Il 70 great extent Ia tho hand
~ Ia veopis. Portlind and New Taco
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Pontins' Cough Syrup.
This Cough Syrup / can recommend to
any one who Is suffering from cough or
cold a. being q sure cure. have sold
great many bottles Of It since Icommenced
TO manufacture Il, and IL has always give n
good satisfaction whenever used. II Ii
pleasant 70 take and relieves ut once.
Reef. Iron and Wine.
This preparation Is made from the well
known extract of beef. citrate Of iron and
pure sherry wine. 1t combines, in Q pleas
ant form. the valuable nutritious tonic and
stimulating properties Of its ingredients.
Prompt results will follow its use in cases
OF sudden exhaustion. arising either from
acute or chronic disease, and will prove q
valuable restorative for all c0nvalescents.
Az nutritfvc tonic IL would be indicated
In the treatment Of impaired nutrition,
impOverishment Of the blood. aud all the
various forms Of general debility.
Prepared BY Frank A. Pontius-
Pontius' Gentian Tonic Bitters.
A tonic that at once invigpraies the d.
gestivc organs. improves the appetite and
the nervous system. In cases of disOr-
dercd digestion and sluggish circulation Of
the blood. these Bittcrs cannot be excelled.
Prepared only BY Frank A. Pontius.
Tho above are only few OF the many
preparations arm manufacturing.
FRANK A. PONTIUS,
Apofhecary and Druggist
f2l-0 Front ST.. neareCherry. Seattle.
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Moasy - lssn, b DAlss 4 DsuaA.
OAouYo1Zool D9dlm.
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8 Azax.

Go - The modal eaah csuoery. Oil
man0 new block. fur t6e ceIshrsfe5
Oeeeelis ham and hason. a0-iv
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rtAno Tunna.-Mr. v. II. Brouu. The
VII known piano tuner, = IN Eeattie.
aA4 VII attend 70 III ordefs left either
o P1mpAsey 3 LouuAn,e CAarlea
Nahsg's q Davis 3 Woodrufra IA
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For Consumption. Asthma, Bronchitis.
Catarrh. Dygpepsia, Headache, DEBILITY.
Neuratgia, Rheumatism. and all Chronic
and Nervous Disorders. Packages may
De conveniently sent By express. ready for
immediate use ct home. Send for tree
treats on the Oxygen treatment. address
The proprietors
DrA STAREEY 4 RAEZN.
ll0a I'LL 0irard street PhiIadelphia. Pa.
or H 3. MATHEWa, Pacific Dopo1ttQsy.
06 Montgomery St. San Frnncioco. CSI
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CANTERBURY. May l8.-Ths Upper
House of tho Conyocation have agreed
upon form Of prayer for uss during
tho present troubles ia Ireland. II asks
for preservation from secret oonspira-
cies and open violence, the appsass-
msnt Of tumults in Ireland, and the
healing of her aOr0a.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-06-15

According to some people, the
chief object of living in this country
is to raise and make things SO cheap
~ as to be able TO undersell all
Europe and get up a big trade. NJ
b. Wharton, U. S. consul to Some
burg, Germany, has solved the prob
lem OF building up American trade
and saving the country. His plan is
to import working men from Europe
who can work fourteen hours day
and live on rye bread and beer and
work FOR a pittance. With the help
of this imported cheap labor Ameri-
can manufacturers can drive out
Europeans on their own soil. Ii
seems that we have sometime or
other heard or dreamed OF this plan
before. But we have scrt OF ink
ling that these imported workmen
somehow would be likely to enconnt-
er some who were not imported who
would initiate them into the myster-
les of striking for higher wages. II
Consul Wharton was at home just
now he might learn Of u better plan
which is to import Cinnamon who do
not readily fuse with striking work
ing men who SO plentifully infest
this country and spoil all importa-
tons OF laborers who talk their
language.
There is q scheme on foot to i'm.
port Italians: perhaps that will work
But then, Is it not possible thai
Americans might enjoy life without
engrossing the entire trade Of ,hs
world? 1t seems as though tie,
might Wisconsin Standard.
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Commissioner Fink finds that the
railroad war costs the trunk lines
from $250Oo.OOO to $3O.onO0ao per
year. Stockholders should paste
this in their hats.
Yes: ard the good people from
whom this IS. 100000 OF $50, oOO, 600
would have been taken should paste
il in their hats.
II there was no gold in existence
there could be no gold basis. Blu,
docs arvone suppose that the PEG.
pie would produce less wealth, Of
that they would be troubled to make
their exchanges?
We hear a great deal OF talk in
this country about free America,
and ..downfrodien Ileland.' A
plain view OF the facts reveals the
amount OF truth there is in the as
sertion. In Ireland. an evictiofitar
only take place for rent due, and IN
paid for three months. In New
York there are more evictions in ;
month than take place in Ireland ir
a year, and these invariably for rem
in advance.
The Groenbaek doctrine that the
bonds should not be funded beyon,
the power OF the Governmet to pa,
at any time. has grown mightil,
since Weaver's resolution TO that ef
feet was voted down in the House
The passage Ct the late funding bill
with that feature incorporated
through the Senate by n large ma
ioriiy, prove, tho growth Of the doe,
tfine = Wisconsin Standard.
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Rubbing II Ont.

The editor OF the Courier, Mr.. W.
L. Cook. was seized Il few mornings
ago by II terrible pain in the left
shoulder and neck Having been
favorably impressed for some time
with the virtue Of an article recon-
mended for all sudden pains, and es-
pecially rheumatism, We rubbed the
offending part, and in less time than
we write 1t, relief came. That arti-
Gle is st. Jacobs OIL [Canajoharie
IN. " Courier.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-06-15

The Lord will not be Knocked.
Don't 60 fooling around him asking
Tor better times until you have cast
ut least one vote against monopoly.
Don't pray for big wheat crop
until you have voted to protect your
self from being robbed OF all the pro-
dt on 1t by the railroad companies.
who must take it to market.
Don't 60 to pouring a pitiful story
into his ear about how hard it is to
raise the money to pay your taxes,
while you vote for those who made
taxes high and money hard to get.
Don't pray the Lord to have pity
on the poor while you vote to allow
the corporations to rob the poor OF
the wealth which they create.
Don't ask for any good thing that
sou don't want unless 1t comes
through the democratic or republic
can parties, FOR the Lord isn't going
to use those parties as the nouns OF
dispensing good to his children any
longer. They are joined to their
Idols and do not seek the good or
tho people, neither hearken unto the
voice OF the Lord. Come out from
among them, and accompany your
petition for better times and lower
taxes, and bread for the poor. by u
vote Tor government control Of the
railroads and telegraphs, and green
backs to replace the national bank
notes, and the Lord will hear your
prayer and grant 1t. The Lord isn't
going to free You OF debt and power
~ and high taxes as long rs you
vote That you won't sell your wheat
until your neighbour has been forced
TO make debt to the banks 10 per
cent. greater than the money that
be gets OF the bank, and if the money
first starts from the bank this must
always be. He won't even save the
soul OF the cashier and president OF
u bank II you keep on voting that
they shall get their living by usury,
and that not upon what they have
hut upon what they owe. The Lord
cunt be imposed upon by any such
means, and II you want crime to de-
crease and he iails to become use.
less, and poorhouses to be without
inmates. and your own burdens OF
debt and overwork to be lifted. YOU
must vote as well rs pray: vote for
systems OF law that will enable every
man and woman 10 receive the ben.
eft OF their own toll with hand and
brain, and not that n few men ma,
be given monopoly OF the soil and
the money and the TRANSFORMATION
facilities. Tor whoever has all thcs.
will make Of NIL other men and WON
en- slaves indianapolis Sun.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-06-15

The fifteenth amendment to the
constitution reads:
AL persons born or natura.ized
In the United States, and subject to
the jurisdiction thereof, arc citizens
Of the United States, and OF the
States wherein they reside"
Where ire the Indians born? And
II In the United States. Why does the
government continue to form trca-
ties with them as though they con-
stituted foreign and Independent,
people not subject to our jurisdiction
aud laws? Why?