The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-06
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the excavation have been careful 10 remove
most OF the timbers, leaving only an occa-
siona post out OF the way at the side. This
would hardly seem necessary from the fact
that in following alongside the tunnel made
to let the old sewer-ppe through it is found
that the timbers left very thickly are sound
as the day they were left there. The cy-
press timbers now used are not likely to rot
and as they are situated would do no dam
age if they did.
Captain Cole went on flying trip yes
terdsy to his stone quarries at GoIconda.
Somebody vicumized the captain little
last week-loaned him "frst-class saddle
horse" to ride on, to the works on the New
Levee; a horse too weak in the knees to
bear his own weight and with the captains
$50 pounds added whenever be struck a
trot would pitch forward on bis nose The
captain stood this until it became monoton-
Gus from repetition, then came back on foot
leading the horse. He is now prscticing
riding a velocipede, 50 we are told.
The microscope is rapidly coming into
use in mysterious murder cases as a dctec-
tive. Particles Of human body found UNI
der the fnger-niis Of Rose Amber, who
was recently discovered brutally murdered
near Stratford, Conn have been examined
under the miscroscope. The skin is not
that of the victim, nor Of any colorld per
son, but "from a white mau who had evil
IDENTIFY been exposed somewhat to the sun
A hair in the nail scraping3 proved also tC
be from a white persons hand It's inter
red that the particles Of skin were scratch
ed off her murderer in the struggle, anC
this examination may lead to his detection
Postmaster General Gresham will It i
said, recommend in his forthcoming report
the establishment of the postal TELEGRAPH
and the postal saving bank system. tn
New York Herald lays down the following
propositions respecting a postal service
First-Public sentiment will not tolcrat
the purchase by the government OF eSistin
lines. Second The government must col
struct its Own lines. Third There shout
be no attempt at a government monopoly
the teegraphs Fourth-Compettion b
tween the government and private lines
possible, and it is necessary to protect Il
pubic against the abuses OF private lint
on one hand and Of the government on Il
other"
q The following 10 from lecture by b,
" Inpersol. "And do you knew that 1t is
# splendid thing that the woman you lo
" will never grow old to youl Through Il
"a wrinkles of time and the mask Of years,
r. you really love her, YOU will always see Il
70 face you loved and won. And wom
N who really loves does not see that
n. grows old. He is not decrept to her;
Nv does not trCnlOlbi nt rs NV WV : Nv oN''
the same gallant gentleman who won !
+, heart and hand. like to think OF 1t
=. that way. like to think that love IL ct
nal, and to love in that way, and then
-. 90 down the hill Of lie together and
I, you 90 down hear, perhaps, the laughter
w. grandchildren, while the birds OF jpy a
=. love sing once more In the lcollcss branc'
ho of the tree of age.
N. Henry Ward Bcecher in his lecture
ills titled, "A government Of the people, by
TO people, for the people" is little rough
is the average legislator, hear him; ~
her you ever look at a Legislature TO see "
sort of looking fellows there are thores
lew YOU know what the first duty of lc
n a lator is1 II 10 to see that he goes b
ing again mex, winter! What is his sec