The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-18

kinds have been found nearly every day
somewhere; but during the last four or iiv,
days he has had, on an average, five car
cases of hogs removed from different part
of the city every day. 1t is evident tina
some kind ola disease prevails to some ex
tent among the porkers of the city.
The people of this country consume t.,
$4,000 tons Of sugar and moasses. Of thi.
100000 tons are imported, the duty or
which is $90,O00000, every cent of which
comes out of the pockets of the consumers
for the benefit Of the men who make the
$4,000 TONS And besides this the people
say the manufacturers of the 225,000 tons
a bonus of over 20,0O0,0O0 direct. A pro-
tective tariff is costly luxury.
On the 20 and 30th of this month the
people Of Cairo will have an opportunity to
see for the first time in Cairo some of the
genuine Shakcsperian plays, presented here
by company that is now drawing crowd.
cd houses In the principal theatre IN Bati-
more. Newspapers reports from there are
to the effect that people are being turned
away from the theatre doors every night
for want of room.
Another switchman on the Wabash
road has been requested to appear before
Magistrate Comings this morning to answer
the charge of switching on Commercial
avenue above Second street. 1t seems that
though everything is or ought to be now
in readiness in the Mobile and Ohio yards,
so as to permit all the switching of freight
there, this is not being done, henc' the
trial for this morning.
We have had tile pleasure of eSsmin-
ing Geo. 7, Grams Unrivaled Family Atlas
for which Mr.. VIM. G. Hirte will make
thorough canvass of our city. He also de-
sires to secure few good agents to work
IN Kentucky, Missouri and Arkansas, Any
person wishing light, pleasant and paying
business would do we'll to call on or adj
dress VIM. c. Hirte, general agent, Du-
QuoiD, Ill.
"A cross woman with aching head and |
bistered hands; house in general disorder
with "sudsy" smell prevailing everything |
cold meals and colder comfort, used to be
the lot of mankind on washing day. Not
so now in the thousands of homes where |
James Pye's "Pearline" is used. Compared |
with the old way, washing is delight
where "Pearline" is used. From an econo-
nical point housekeepers cannot afford to
get along without it, and the saving of the
nerves is more important item than the
aying OF the clothing, and "Pearlnc'
aves both.
The young local scribe of the Paducah
Views in an effort to br funny at the expense
{ Caro- young ladies, tries to make it ap-
ear that CAIRO dude tried in vain to get
Cairo belle to put on and wear a huge
hoe displayed as sign at a shoe shop in
he city of never-tO-b realized great ex
ectations.' The Cairo belle couldn't
'ear the shoe; Of course not, as well try to
lake a sun bean don universal night.
'ut the exhultltion of the funny News |
lan at this failure of one of C4iro's fair
mes leads one naturally TO the conclusion
hat for the Paducah belle "No. 40 shoe
equirlng two cow hides for its construc-
ion' is a very commodious, a very "dressy
Sunday go-to-meetin foot gear.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer says; "Re-
,ublicanism had 1859 majority in Ohio
he year before the presidential election in
1856; it had 1926 majority the year before
he presidential election IN 1860; it had |
.Ol ,O90 majority the year before the presl-
lential election in 1864; it had 2,9S3 ma
onty the year before the presidential cleo
ton in 1850; it had 20,l5S majority the
year before the presidential election in 1872
1t had 5,544 majority the year before the
presidential election in 1876; it had 1929 |
majority the year before the presidential
election of 1880 And now in the year
the presidential election of 1884
1t is beaten 10000 on the highest vote ever
poIled in the state, The Republican party
must 60"
Grams Unriyaed Family Atlas is the
best work Of the kind that has yet been
issued. One of its merits, and it is the
least one is the low price at. which it sells,
placing it IN the reach of every family.
1t not only gives a cornty map of every
state and territory Of the United States, but
goes further aud does what no other Amer
lean publisher has yet done, gives county
map of each Of the different divisions of
Europe, Asia, Africa and South America.
The population Of each, number of miles Of