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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-06
What is the Use Of Snakes2

G. G. Hoopey, in his very interesting
work on Snakes" writes of their use
fulness as follows:
Persons who dislike snakes contin-
ually ask, What is the use of themY
That they are not without u use will,
hope, appear in the course of this work,
were it necessary to preach that all
things have their use. But in one habit
that offended Lord Bacon, namely, of
going on their belly lies one of their
greatest uses, because that, together
with their internal formation and ex.
ternal covering, enables them to pene-
trate where no larger carnivorous animal
could venture, into dark and noisome
morasses, bog jungles, swamps, amid
the tangled vegetation of the tropics,
where swarms of the lesser reptiles, on
which SO many of them feed, would
otherwise outbalance the harmony of
nature, die, and produce pestilcnce.
"Wondrously and exquisitely con-
'structcd for their habitat, they are able
TO exist where the higher animals could
not; and while they help to clear those
inaccessible places of the lesser vermin,
they themselves supply food for num-
Der of the smaller mammalia, which,
with many carnivorous birds, devour
vast numbers of young snakes. The
hedgehog, weasel, ichncumon, rat, pee
cary, badger, hog, goat, and an i'm
mense number Of birds keep SNAKES
within due limits, while the latter per.
form thcrpart among the grain-devour-
ing and herbivorous lesser creatures.
Thus beautifully Is the balance Of nature
maintained"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-06

makes the heart grow fonder. All swell
that ends wcllas regards shoes. One
swallow does not make Il hummer.
Distance lends enchantmcnt to few.
Let me take the ballets of an opera and
! care not who writes its scores Woman
is not so fair as she's painted Catch
your hair before you shave it.
A fond and proud parent is showing
a work of art by his daughter to the
delighted company. This crayon draw
ing" he says, represents the interior
Of railroad tunnel, through which you
will perceive train is passing slowly"
Exquisite! Very fine indeed!' says
one OF the company, but what makes
you say that the train is passing through
it slowly?' because, sir says the
father acutely, if it had been running
rapidly it would have been out of the
tunnel long ago; don't you see?'
On one occasion Webster was on his
way to his duties at Washington. He
was from Baltimore. lie had no travel
ing companion, and the driver had a
sort of felon look which produced no
inconsiderablc alarm in the Senator. II
endeavored to tranquilize myself"
said Webster, land had partly succeed
ed, when we reached the dark woods
between Bladensburg and Washington
"a proper scene for murder or outrage
and here, ! confess, my courage des-
erted me. just then the driver turned
to me, and, with a gruif voice, inquired
my name. gave it to him. Where
are you goingP said he. The reply
was, TO Washington. am a Senator.
Upon this the driver seized me fcrvent,
ly by the hand, and exclaimed, How
glad am! have been trembling in
my seat for the last hour, for when ]
looked at you took you to be high
wayman.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-06
The Country Lance,

People who once lived in the country
but who now live in the city, should not
think that the old time country dance
has been abolished. So long as the corn
row remains, SO long as hands grasp the
plow handles and the mule throws up
his head at the sound of the dinner
horn, will the old time dance linger
with all its early thrill. The country
dance in Arkansas will ever be char
acteristic of the States social condition.
1t is close in relationship TO uncultivated
nature and has distinctive groove
which cannot be blockaded by the OBJ
structions interposcd by wars and re-
construction. The same programme is
always enacted. In the evening, when
the young man is through with his work,
he diligently polishes his boots whose
heels are painfully high. His mother
irons his necktie and his sister fixes
his shirt He brushes his coat and
trousers and smooths them out on the
bed, and with no feigned air of satsfac-
ton does he stand off and survey them.
When he attains full rig" he is pain
fully particular lest speck of dirt
should settle on his vest, and he does
not hesitate TO publicly brush fly from
his coat sleeve. He holds his saddle at
arms length when he goes out to
"ketch' his horse. and he walks at a
safe distance from the trough lest he
should soil his clothes; in short, the
young man who few moments ago
wore a checked shirt and dirty jeans
brooches is now rugged in overdress.
His saddle creaks as he rides away and
his father looks after him with an air
of pride
At the dance, before the "setsn are
formed, the young man and his COM
panions tell old Jokes and laugh. They
speak in whispers of young ladies and
call each particular favorite "hum-
mer.' Shortly after the dance begins,
fiddle string breaks and it becomes
necessary to send to the nearest store,
four miles distant, and get another
string. The young man, stimulated by
the approving smile of his hummer, "
takes upon himself the duties Of the
errand. While he is gone the company
plays "Old Sister PhGbc' and "Weav.
ely Wheat The store-keeper is in
bed, of course. When he is aroused
and made to understand the importance
of the occasion, he proceeds to supply
the demand. He offers the young man
a drink of whisky, which he gratefully
accepts. Then the Storekeeper asks
him who are at the dance and in the
meantime several more drinks are
taken, and when the young man leaves
he carries with him a pint bottle The
people at the dance hear him yell rs he
comes through the woods. He enters
the housewife a swaggcr and is drunk
just as soon as the warm air strikes
him. He gives the remaining whisky
to the fiddler, and joins in the dance,
to theimmnent peril of the "old folks, y
who sit near the swaying circle. lie
keeps on in this way year after year
until he marries his "hummer. After
this he only attends one or two dances
for the hummer soon loses her taste
and ability to thoroughly enjoy such
proceedings; but his younger brother
takes his place and thus keeps alive 9
social phase of Arkansas life, -Arkan.
$40 4rdUelcr
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PETER COOPER.

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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-06
Df0pSy and Rheumatism.

DTopslcal and Rheumatic persons find
the use of Speer's Port Grape Wine, OF New
jersey, of incalcuable benefit. lis purity
and valuable properties have given it a
wide reputation among physicians through
out this country and Europe. This wine
took the highest premium at the late Cen
tennial, 1t is excellent for weary and de.
bilitated females, aud used by the best fam.
lies in New York as an evening family
wine. For sale by Paul. G. Schulz.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-06
Fast and Loose.

Decay loosens the teeth. SOZODONT
removes the cause of their destruction, and
they retain their place in the dental pro-
cess. After few applications, it will be
noticed that the natural indenta.ions in
them, formerly filled with corrodng tartar,
present a sPo'less appearance nd their en-
amelled surfaces glisten with becoming
lustre. Thus beauty ia heightened and
health promoted.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-06

Ells Cream Balm, Tor Catarrh, Colds in
the Head, Hay Fever, &c. BY lis use ! have
overcome disagIeeablc discharge from my
ncs'rIs, am free from pain in my eyes and
head John w. Lane, Hardware Merchant,
Newton, N. J.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-06

Disease, Propensity and Passion, brings
Mankind numberless ailments foremost
among them are Nervousness, Nervous De.
bility and unnatural weakness of Genera.
tive Organs; Aliens Brain Food successful.
ly overcomes these troubles and restores the
sufferer to his former vigor. Sat drug
gis,s.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-06

Never before has a remedy of so much
merit as Elys' Cream Balm, for the cure Of
Catarrh, Hay Fever and Colds in the head,
been offered to the public. No dread at
tending the application. Price 80 cents.
Apply into nostris with little finger.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-06
UNIVERSITY Of VIRGINIA

SUMMER LAW LECTURES IN no weekly. bc.
GIN i2h July, 1883, and end 18th scpteml or. Have
proved OF signal -ist, to stud nts who deegn
to pursue thcit ndlcs at this or her Law school;
I'd, 10 those who propose 70 read privately and vi
systematic instruction, For circular Apply o.
University Of Va,) ~ John b. Minor, Prof Com.
andHtat Law.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-06
DeseryedIc POPULAR.

Unless it bad great merit Parkers Ginger
Tonic could not be SO popular. lis sale has
spread remarkably everywhere, because in
valids lind it gives them new life and vigor
when other medicines fail entirely. Ohio
Farmer
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-06

s-Y No family Dyes were ever 50 popu-
lar as the Diamond Dyes, They never tail,
The Black is far superior to log"ood. Any
color 10 cents.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-06
A colored woman named Lindah,
Cut her hand washing Il windah,
She soon cured the harm,
For st. Jacobs Oils charm
Cured all the pain that WAS indah.

A Chicago district assessor has been
caught in the act of doctoring his assess
menls to suit customers. Some he return
ed at very low figures and others he omit
ted from the list altogether. For these ia.
vors he made bargains according to the ser
vice rendered. From one man he got a
pair of shoes, from another five dollar
bill. He was open for offers of any kind,
and when the offers were not made he
opened negotiations himself. For all this
he has been punished by dismissal from
Office, His offence Is indictable, but his
chief says he never heard of anybody's be.
ing sent to the penitentiary for such doings,
and the prospect is he never will. IT turns
out that some fifty property.owners had
yielded to the assessors seductive offers.
Their offences are also indictable, but they
are thought to be sufficiently punished by
slapping on a good, stiff assessment. The
assessors office did not even propose to let
the nefarious transactions be known, but a
Herald reporter exposed the whole bust
ness. Tue incident Is said to throw a food
Of light on the low personal property as
sessments in some Of the Chicago districts.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-06

Will you Cough when Shiloh's Cure will
give Immediately relief Price, lOc. soc,
and 81. IN
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
$500 REWARD!

VT will pay the reward Tor any e,s % Liver Complaint
pypepnA' SICK Headache udss,ton Conpson Co.tvsnes
we cannot cure with Yeats Vegetable Liver Pills. when the d
on'are strictly complied with They purely vegetable AMI
never fail to give tiaeton Sugar Coated Large bose. con
tanning 80 pills 20 cents For sale by all drugg. Beware Of
eounets AUd limitations tn. genuine manufactured only BY
JOllNC. WEST co, ISL 4 is3 W. Madison ST. Chssra
trse trial pAeAage @ni by mail prepaid ssn, stamp
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-06

Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy-a positive
cure for Catarrh, Diptheria and Canker
Mouth Q2)
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-06

Edgar & East, CoulterviIle, H., write
browns Iron Bitters is selling very we'll"
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lecture OF all ages. A record Of Wonderful Ex.
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~. IL sells everywhere. AGENTS make 500 o
per month. Address
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Climbing the Spiritual
stairs.
Inr.s;1'c Irrh'icctHrc ia tie NNetc
E"yio"d P.rs"mage.

".cs," she said, '.olr children are married
anu c""c. ANA Inv iIi>''ti:'. and I SIT by eur
winter fire ..iri, as We did i.f,re thu. little
ones ."tI'c to widen The circle. I.;f. is some
thing like IL spiral stair c,.e: We an. al! the
Till { r''n:n- AROUND the spot we started. fl, /.
only an. 'l,grr" further ~, H.. stairs"
"Ii,a. IS Il p.ritf ilin>:r ,riou.' remarked
her t,i"H1, ,tuS;n-lv. gazing into III" glowing
ca.i- w!irh 'a'iiaic'i :; pheasant h,a from
the ;tIanT VIM" we'd >'uve. lyon know we
cainn' stop hi hin. ~: tn. hii!. thou III
">ur"i: "" c,nr't. - Il '"r :nt>r.t I don't
mn: f,u'f WITH that nrc">s,iv ,rnvilrtl the
adr.int" ~ Il 4 /. not att .intc with rai;uity
ar su:"fia;.. i.r | have hal :iv share. If that.
N"I lr;- SIN" nv '"ti,h u...r,v i,~.,. {; WA.
MY system was full of i.,,ac:,:. Mv digestion
became tiInr"us;,ty 'iis"uirr.'i and my u.l yes
were ~ !. vrr'rir.i siai". " - ian"uiA, ate
little ana that wii!"rt q, i"yi"s it. ami had
u" >Ft'''-':i ~ ~, it.", =, ~i"ri,r,n even NV
hight .i"n>c!:"''i duties. d%.iic.l Treatment
tai!rI :" r f.rh the seat Of th.. trouble. The
distas"-wi':ch seemed n. ". weakness Of MI
the vital Stn>-I'"".r,->"t until had scv-
erat aiia"ks w'Iirt, nay ;shr>ican pronounced
I" ne ici!;" coi.e>t;"li III 1hr stomach. The
lhsr "tt''"s WAS 4 d~c>,mr~,tc sirun"l" ANA I
wa .i:rnrp ~ die. - the crisis had mar.
TALLY passed, ~, l.>l,rf Il heard at the n,cr
IT. Of ~ kHH:S T,::iC as IN iMvi"ur.u, in
just sac, cases A. mir". took il ana felt its
"""l c,!c.'; AZ "rf". IL an,n+,r-,i To- ,mr.aL,.
ht colt" =" 'ti'. Tnhirr III ";3.rr medicine 1
7" in r,v" and an row il, ,,.,,.r
Ilct.'h tii,.n ! ''tsr '"r!I tor Il long t,.ur,'
-AtE""' Il" : ,t.INi,w wi II the wifc IF
Key. i. Perry Past". o; la .:i>t church. Cold
brook, M. :.
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The emigration now coming INTO
our parish, is snch. as will help US
to build up one of the best sections
in the south. There is room for
all who come with energy and en-
terprise to build up the country az
well as themselves. A. little capt.
tai mixed in is not Objectionable
aud will help wonderfully to accom-
plish the object sought. - Lake
Charles Echo.
The immigration to Louisiana
increases daily. Even in this sec
ton where less inducement is of
fered to immigrants than in other
parts Of the State, new and strange
faces are seen daily.
This immigration is of u kind to
build up the industries of the State.
and to enhance its prosperity.
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MarstOn of Red River. 3

~Mr. Marston Of Red River, a
candidate tor Governor, has been
making speeches in which he. de
votes most ofhis time to abusiDgG Gov.
McEnery and the administration,
which has brought about a period
Of prosperity in Louisiana that has
not been experienced since 1860.
MIR. Ma,st o passed by Thibodaux
in his route. Mr.. Marston was
right. The people of Lafourche
do not desire any man or men 70
come here to defame her rulers and
cry down the credit of this State.
They are always ready and viii
ling to listen to argument aud reas
on F.; for defamation and abuse tl.ey
want none Of it.
Mr.. E.. w. Robertson is a candi
date for State Treasurer. He is
abusing Governor McEnery for
making a contract to close the
Op0ssum Fork Levee in Arkansas.
through which flows most of the
water that mandates the State. Mr..
Robertson would not put out the
fire in bis neighbor's house, but
would play his fiddle whilst it
burns down and consumes his "
dwelling with it. Our delegates
to Baton. Rouge should remember
Mr.. Robertson when be asks for
votes for the nomination Of State
Treasurer.
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The p'icayune says that "at
the Mass Meeting in VIM Parish
there were $50 persons of whom %
only were fer McEnr'y." yet the
meeting appointed McEnery dele
gates to Baton Rouge.
Well, ii there w,Ir loj Ogden
men in that meeting who al.Hwed
% McEneIy mti, 10 maine the dele
gates. there were. loJ fools in that
con, -%n:inn, and The P%icay"nc oneht
to I've ASHAMED If them.
The tact Is four tiithS of the PEG
p!,. want McEmr,y tor GUvernO:
and they ar going to nominate
him on Den nb.r Is.
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The Congress of the United
States met last Monday.
Carlisle of Kentucky was elected
speaker OH the first ballot.
That he is one of the ablest
statesmen aud politicians in the
ranks Of the young Democracy 10
sensible man will doubt. That he
will make All honorable and efficient
presiding officer is certain.
He possesses a name and a e
ord that is spotless and untarnish
ell. His election is a victory of the
South and West over the old Fogy
ism of the last 20 years. 1t means
progress; it indicates that hence
forth the Democracy will be an
aggressive party. and follow its
new course without fear or anxiety.
We are glad Of it.
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EDUCATION.-The action Of Con
gress in reference to the appropIia
ton Of fifteen million dollars to he
distributed, in a series of years, &C
cording to pro rata illiteracy among
the States Of the Union is one Ut
asst Importance to the people OF
Louisiana.
The education of the poor in tue
Southern section and in some other
parts OF the Union, where the popu
la'iOn Is scattered, is a task that is
beyond the limits of tho tax pay
ers.
In this State, and the same fact
is doubtless prevalent in other
States, in order to afford proper fl
cilities for all children to attend
public schools, the number Of
schools necessary to be established
runs ~ the payments to teachers
so rapidly, that the amounts APP
popriated cannot supply but a
few months session annually.
The members of Congress from
the Southern States especially,
should use all honorable endeavOrs
to have this appropriation made
this present session. 1t il one OF
vital interest to their CONSTITUENT \.
Aid by government for Il few
years would enable the different
State governments to originate
and organize public school systems
that could be supported BY them
selves in the future, lwithout being
a burden upon tue taxpayers.
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-T.lp r,oEc.l foot Of the New
York Snn is making l., appearance
again. II t4itd 10 raise Il sectional
ISSUE to = wen the election Of Car
Isle. ar! row il is giving cont that
N:.w I":N will vote I z Rrlnltli al
ticket il. 1854. un!"S-, lie S,:in:~ IDEAS
a;. .:.s;"',i lnw;. Wi,iuu sugar.
Tue S,n has d""r the Drm"rrat
IT, in,tv ::.rr.. harm than u five
Rr!tnh'icr" paper j" the country.
i Iie:,,l, wears 'h.. livery Of
HEAVEN I" save the D...ii in.
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RUIN WROUGHT IN THE FOREsr.-
How depressing it is to see acres Of trees
cnt down in the midst OF a noble forest.
How saddening it is also to see that thin
spot in the midst Of your otherwise abund-
ant hair. Stop it at once by the use Of
Parker's Hair Balsam. For actual e~tficien-
cy this famous article stands at the head
OF its class. Elegant for the toilet. delicious
in odor and restores the original color to
gray or faded hair. Economical, as II
slight. occasional application keeps tie
hair and scalp in perfect order.
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The Iberia Star and other anti
administration papers and writer's
are having a great deal to Sd,
about a ward meeting in Terre
bonnie Parish, which consisted OF
men who nominated McEnery dele
gates to the Parochial convention
Well. the call for mass meetings III
Terrebonue was properly advcr
tised and if only four mel attended.
the meeting was legal and proper.
and the delegates chosen were le
gally and properly chosen.
Does it not occur to these sa
pient GROWERS that opposition to
McEnery was not very strong in a
ward where only four men met and
elected delegates? If the ward
was so bitterly opposed to Meme
ry, could it not have beaten four
men, and selected delegates oppos
ed to the terrible man whom the
voters are going to re-elect Cover
nor of Louisiana
Such balderdash is beneath the
dignity of argument and proves to
what straits these GROWERS are
driven.
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Forty years experience, in every cline
on earth, has proved Ayers Cherry Pect"-
raj t" be the most reliable remedy for colds,
coughs, and all lurs diseases. Neglected
colds often become incurable ailments.
Deal with them i'll time. and prevent their
becoming deep-seated in the system.
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SATURDAY,, DEC. 8, 1883
HOTEL Walls.
For the week ending December Z, 1885.

STRANGERS HOTEL.-Elgar Y. Viller6.
L f. Genere!ly. E Bacl,emin Henry Diamond
NJ. H~eidingfelder, G. Hart. I. Fro,s Jr r.
FrOis Sr. Geo. w. Adams. n. o: +. w. Mear>,
Mrs. ". A. Cole, Mrs. T. Il. McIntire. Mrs. H.
Martell. Mrs. Geo. Austin. Mrs Adela Brusaid,
z Sutherland Sisters: w. ". Cues Circus
H. Eltman. St. Louis. c. Dnsas, Frank Dale
res, Geo. A. Bonnecaze, Assumption A. la
mand d'Orsay. A. Z. lehman. Louisville, Ky
]. Kerney, L. L. Henderson. n. O..