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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-28

& Cratcht. who assure me they are all
in order There is no longer a question
that this Sedley is the legitimate son OF
my son. The only thing missing that
ought to have been in the box he hand
ed over to the solicitors is this ring.
Fortunately, it was not necessary for
proof"
"Oh, am so glad" cried Bertha,
flush rising to her cheeks as she felt her
mind more at ease.
81 most sincerely congratulate you,'
said Lady Langley.
turned Lord Alphington, smiling. at
Bertha, while he addressed the elder
lady.
You have not seen your grandson, |
suppose?' inquired Lady Langley,
mo; but | hope and trust shall find
him true Fancourt. He was for some
years at Yale College in America, and
has since travelled much, / hear. All
that looks well, - said Lord Alphington.
Exceedingly so. | shall be quite
anxious to see him." Lady Langley OBJ
served.
II shall 60 up to town on Saturday to
hold out my hand to the new-found
child of my house, and shall most likely
bring him back with me here, SAID
Lord Arlington.
And then we must have merry.
making-we must kill the fatted calf"
put in Sir Stephen, rubbing his hands.
He had Joined them in time to hear the
last remark.
Lord Alphington smiled.
YES, | shall call upon my neighbors
| to rejoice with me- he said,
Bertha slipped away, thankful that
her news had caused less regret than
she had expected
Frank Holcroft was criticising the
rigging of ship in the background or
one of the pictures to Lena, who looked
bored.
Are you sure you know how ships
were rugged two hundred years ago?'
asked Bertha, coming up and releasing
her sister,
But don't you see it would be inn
possible to furl the to-gallant-sail with
those stays?" said the young man,
pleased to get hold of a more willing
| listener.
Il don't know anything about it,"
Bertha laughed; but, if you like, you
shall explain it to me when we get
home. We are going into the garden
now, believe"
When the party took leave In, the af.
ternoon, Lord Alphington placed apearl
ring on Bertha's finger.
"Will you wear this?" he said. ut is
of no other value than to remind you OF
one who will be glad to be considered as
q friend.'
Bertha thanked the kind old man
with eifusion. telling him how highly
she valued the privilege he thus gave
her.
Il only wish, if | should recover the
ring that is lost. that it may one day
lsld its place on the hand of one as
sweet ard good as you my dear young
LADY," he said. "Adieu till we meet
again, when hope to have one to in
troduce who will make Alphngton
more cheerful than an old man can
Bertha, feeling shy under the Earls
commentator. murmured few scarce
ly audible words in reply, and so they
parted.
On the Friday Lena and she had to
return to London, as her lessons re-
commenced on the following week, and
she wished to have one free day at
home.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-28

And if any harm should come to me,
you'd be sorry, wouldn't you?" interrO-
gated Julie, derisively.
Sedley scOwled and bit his lip. He
was beginning to be half afraid of this
woman. He had believed he could turn
her round his finger, as he expressed it,
by her love for him. but the unpleasant
doubt began to intrude as to whether
her love might last through 80 MANY
trials. He had no more faith in con-
stancy than he had in honesty, and he
was perfectly well aware that, if Julie
Lemont was passionate in her love,
she could be fierce in hate and revenge.
lie began to urge her to prepare for
departure, and she. nothing 10th to
leave place of which she had become
utterly weary. proceeded to busy herself
in collecting together the few articles
that remained yet to be packed.
She was satisfied with the situation
that Sedley had chosen for her, she had
stipulated not to be too far from Lon
don. She did not intend to lose sight Of
him, but rather to keep watchful eye
upon his movements.
lie, as he sat with his elbow on the
table, and his head on his hand. as she
moved to and fro, began to have a no.
ton that it might become necessary to
get rid OF this woman--if not by fair
means, then by foul. lie was going to
begin new career, and those who
knew too much of his antecedents
would be better out Of the way. There
was the constant drain upon him for
money, too. lie mathematical his fate
that had imposed such an incumbrance
upon him; but the mode Of freeing HIM
self from it loomed only vaguely in the
distance. He determined upon nothing;
1t would all depend upon Julie. For
the present, at any rate, she would be
sate-b0Dmd by her promise-and in the
future some lucky chance might turn
up, and do for him what he had no wish
to do for himself.
Thus his meditations ran, while Perk-
ms, summoned by his mistress. set q
tray with some sandwiches and wine on
the table, and then, by Sedleys orders,
went for two cabs to convey themselves,
the servants and luggage to the rail
way-station.
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The Daily Bulletin.
The Little Black Teapot.

/.
When the sky darkens down on cold win
tel's day; - 81
when we long Tor the sunshine 10 come anu
10 stay;
When the angry wind RACES, ana GOWN lroih
each cloud
Comes the dr,it that envelops all things in
shrOud-
To warm me, and cheer me, have something
AZ hand,
In the little black teapot that smokes on the
stand.
And this teapot, though tiny is handsome and
bright
With lis mate, the small dreamer, gold-border'
ed and white;
Then the sugar dish has, ON its handle
bird,
Aud IL makes as shrill whistling as boy ever
heard,
And "Forget-me.not;" this is its golden COM
Both to me and the teapot that smokes on the
stand.
While pile of cream crackers suftces for
lunch
rye no longing for wines-am stranger to
punch;
And never am called on for bills at the
bar,
So my credit is good and my paper at par,
When thirst I've a beverage ready al hand,
In the little black teapot that smokes ON the
stand,
w.
Let them pi on their silver, their service OF
plate;
Lot them sit al Dcimonico's table in state;
Letthcm quaff at the capital Europe's rich
wines,
And wiring the lifc-blood from the foreigners
vines:
I'm contcut-whie ! envy no lord in the
land
with the little black teapot that smokes on the
stand.
Philadelphia Press
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-28
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-28
Small Drain and stock Repor,

Captain w. W. Ross, statistical cor
respondent for the department OF agricul-
ture ut Washington, in his small grain and
stock report for Dallas county, LIST of April,
says; The date OF seeding wheat is from
September LIST TO December LIST. The
bushels; II broadcast, from . to u bushels
In the fall months the condition of the soil
was very favorable for seeding and germina
ton, so the early sown is doing well and
bids ieir for q good yield. The latter SOW
ing is also doing well, Some complaint of
winter killing, and little may have to be
plowed up. The crop sown is not large
Oats, iall-sown, destroyed by the freezes
The spring seeding is not very large, owing
to the lateness in sowing, caused from the
unusual wet spring. Some rye and barley
sown, and II looks WELL
Horses have been comparatively healthy;
no prevailing disease; small loss from
blind staggers. Condition of cattle is not
rs good as In ordinary seasons; they are not
generally sheltered in the winter, The ay.
erage age for marketing beeves is three
years, 1t is not because they are at that
age. grown, but ofhigh price. Farmers can
make more money selling At this age than
holding. over another year. The average
live weight OF beeves sold in 1873 was | 600
pounds. while now they are sold at a weight
DISCO or 900 pounds and at Il profit of 30 Der
cent of the prices of 1878.
Condition of sheep good, no disease
among them; the fine breeds are being in
troduced. A small loss from dogs, wolves,
old age and stress of weather,
Hogs were never in better condition, no
disease of any kind; pork is very high and
hogs scarce. Many of our planters are
persuing a suicidal policy of buying st.
Louis bacon instead of raising it. They
ore seeing their error, and are now more
than ever trying to raise enough for all
home demands
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OVER THE CITY.


The mud has disappeared from tho
streets.
The Trinity river is still over the turn.
pike, but Is falling.
Ap. Weathers was arrested and Jailed
yesterday on the charge of stealing $50.
w. Q. Johnston was deposited In the city
Ieposltory yesterday upon charge Of
drunkenness.
Boneless ham, the finest In the market,
oy the pound, ut Bouche's, opposite HKn.
AID office.
:, The sun shone out bright yesterday, and
the day was all that could DO wished Tor In
the way OF pleasant weather.
Jacob Grossman and wife sold YESTERDAY
to Billie Kahn the Live Oak grocery, front.
ing ~ feet on Elm street aud 50 ieet on
Live Oak street, for So 900 cash.
There will be an open session OF the
fhilomathean Literary society ut the Dallas
Female college, Friday evening, March 30,
ct "a o'clock. Admission free.
A mad dok was coraled on Ross avenue
yesterday afternoon. IL required several
shots TO- quiet him. Much anxiety prc.
vailed, though he wounded no one.
Parties visiting st. Louis should call On
Ereos Aanget, ticket broker, corner Fifth
end Ohcstnnt streets. He sells tickets 10
~ pointe At reduced rates, and also buys
uosete q highest market prices.
~. Frank Wheat, formerly with the IN.
,uranco company Of Drgan 4 Tresevant
k ~ "poned local frc insurance Office nj
sOn nIm 1!yeet on his own account, lie n
s Nv business man, and 10 we'll posted In in
At. TAs, u! 7 much tax sbsus tlu. patton;
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The colored voter has for5aken his daily Ia
Dor and gathers in lunches here and there
on the streets, in front of saloons, discuss
ing the political situation, while the candi-
date is very devoted to and anxious con-
cerning the health of all creeds and classes.
CAucusses are being held and
the friends OF each candidate is hard at
work, mapping out the course to be pur-
sued by their iayorites. These meetings
ARE being held ON the quiet, and many are
race for the mayoraIty, with four candidates
in the field, is pretty much mixed. The
rrppbican5 are split and decline to concen-
y.ttc on Il candidate for mayor. Indications
,,a that but very little money has been
used, though it is being scattered here and
there in small sums.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Willis A. Adams has returned to the
city.
Judge Seaman Field, of Elmo, is in the
city.
II. 7. league, of kaufman, is registered
at the st. George,
Miss Kate Gerald, of Waco, is visiting
the family of Marshal Mckee.
John Il. Hogan left last evening for Carlo
Pass and other points on business,
Judge John A. Holman, Il prominent
lawyer OF indianapolis is in the city.
j. W. Posey, attorney at Swcetwatey,
Texas, is registered at the 81. George.
Judge Norton was out ON the streets yes.
terday, after long and protracted llues,.
Mr., II, d. Fowler, of the Cult, Colorado
" Santa Fe railway, is in the city, and
called on us yesterday.
NJ. Il. Templeton, county attorney, and
John Brady, sheriff, of Ellis county, Texas,
are among the arrivals at the st. George.
General A. listenbcrger, of South Bend
Indiana, superintendent of the agencies for
the Oliver Chill Plow works. is registered at
the Grand Windsor, and will remain in the
state for some time inspecting the trade.
James A. Mckee, United States marshal
returned few days since from tue mining
districts of New Mexico, where he had been
on visit to his eldest ON, who is secretary
OF large mining company at Hillsboro,
New Mexico.
AT the st. George: John A. Hodges.
Rockwell; WI. Mathews, Terrell; James
Wallace, kaufman; II. ID. Beny and wife.
Cincinnati, Ohio w. Il. Kirkland, Jeller-
SON ". a. Cunningham, Baltimore, Mary
L hlate ~
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When you suffer nom dyspepsia, he art
burn, malarial affections, kidney disease
liver complaint and other wasting diseases
When you wish to enrich the blood and
purify the system generally. When you
wish to remove all feeling of weakness,
WEAKNESS, lack of energy, try bottle OF
Browns lion Bitters and see how greatly il
will benefit you. 1t SURPRISES all known
remedies as an enrlcher of the blood aud "
perfect regulator of the various bodily
functions. Ask your druggist.
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The Current of Public Opinion.

Emerson says III you do not know your
way, hoist sail and DRIFT; the current
knows the way il YOU don't" Many
man with pains in his back, with dropsical
limbs. or other ailments that indicate kid.
ney troubles, is troubled about II, but
doesn't know what to do. Let him wisely
follow the current OF public opinion, which
Is so strongly setting in towards Hunts
Remedy, as the best medicine ever known
Tor Kidney aud liver diseases. That current
sets IN the right direction, and is increasing
In volume every day. and is bearing ont on
its benelicent bosom thousands of bottles
OF this wonderful remedy to afflicted
homes all over the land This current of
public opinion is sweeping the physicians
with 1t, who are putting Hunts Remedy
among their most valued prescriptions IN
cases OF disorders of the bladder, liver or
kidneys.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-28

l.. q. Curtis, jeweler, corner of Main and
Poydras streets. Repairing fine watches,
speciality.
Watches, diamonds, fine gold iewely,
ladies' and gents gold chains. rings, thin.
bles, ladies' misses chlldren's gold, silvg
and bangle bracelets, necklaces and lockets
New goods just received. Elegant stool
OF silverware, tea-sets, ice pitchers, waiten
castors, toilet sets, Rogers Bros. flat ware
new line lace pins, owl pins, latest styls
new stock fine marble, alabaster and gli
clocks with cathedral gongs, at corner Man
and PoYdras streets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-28

Chris Rinueman's saloon Of Fort Worth,
which is hard by the depot, is well Unknown
to and most popular place with the trav.
cling public Chris and Dick Flanagan
preside. and the purest and best liquors ar.
served and connected In a style TO sui,
the taste Of tn. most fastidious. they
carry nothing out The very best brands Of
goods, and Il you tain would smoke. Il is
here YOU will find the best brands OF c,pnrs.
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The Great Southern Kennedy

kosadalis cures scrofuIa, rheumatism,
white, swelling, govt, goitre, consumption,
bronchitis, nervous debility, malaria, and
all diseases of a kindred nature arising
from an impure condition of the blood.
kosadalis gives new hope and life. Read
this letter: 81 have been great sufferer
with intlammatory rheumatism for The last
twelve months. was induced to try your
preparation, Rosadalis, and | have been
greatly benefited. My hands and feet are
still enlarged, but | feel so much better
that want to continue taking the Rosa
dallS. Mrs. NJ. y. DANCE,
"RehObOth Nirpinin -
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Another Richmond, etc.

The attention of the voter is directed TO
the announcement of Captain W. q. Veal,
rs candidate tor mayor, which appears In
another column. He Is, and has
been for years, thoroughly identified with
Dallas, and ms u business man and enter
prising citizen he is always found In the
front, aud 1t was only AFTER the solicitation of
over 800 voters that he consented to become
u candidate. II elected, no will no doubt
make u satisfactory officer.
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II Mrs. LYDIA II, pinkhnm n,. m, ,0o,l,

If Mrs. Lydia y. Pinkbam has not really
discovered the Elixir vitm, which the
ancient alchemists sought by so much M.
tent research and persistent experiment.
her medicine seems, ut least, likely TO com.
maud an immense sale and universal
popularity In the future. III rapid progress
and eminent success furnish any basis for A
correct judgment, Mrs. pinkham In n most
promising competitor for such honorable
distinction us the alchemists failed to
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IIDYI

If ever mortal man was vcNed
ny vagarics AZ to chances,
Win reference to Il secure seat,
Just let him 20 to Clanceys,
To make assurance doubly sure"
The candidate for pleasure
Has only 10 walk up the street
And leave his little measure
Tigers and bears and lions too
Their efforts have repeated.
To tear with jaws and claws and paws,
The garment double seated.
But bteathing man has never known,
A CLANCY rip or ravcl,
His double seat, old Nick doth beat,
When scratching up his gravel.
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The Now Hospital,

The committee on locating the bazaar
building for the purpose OF raising funds
for u hospital during the meeting of the
S@ngerfest will report on Wednesday morn.
ing, at the Windsor hotel parlor, at II
large attendance both of members of tho
advisory board and also the ladies' of tho
association. A vote of thanks was rendered
Mr.. ". q. Childs for the generous offer of
his coal yard and also 10 Mr., Mayer for
kindly resigning the same. The treasurer
acknowledges with pleasure u donation of
$40 from Mr.. Eisenlohr on behalf OF the
committee who raised funds for the suffer
ers on the Rhine.
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Mrs. Bell Burchel of Fort Worth
has been reported to post
Official and by clerks in her employ.
mont by having unlawfully detained by
placing In her private desk an ordinary re.
turned letter-the writer of the letter had
q box rented in the ofiice for tho last two
years. She Is also charged with having
destroyed several tie-sacks of mail which
was addressed to parties within the de.
livery other office. The general opinion
among post.oilice officials Is that she will DO
arrested for these oilenses.