The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-14

and legal privileges count double. But
Bishop Xix has thrown out hint to the
board, which, if taken, will very probably
lead to a satisfactory solution of the colored
school problem. Bishop Xix is not par.
agon of literary entertainments, but he has
musical soul, and he knows that the
youth OF "his people, have souls of SINH
lar sort, longing for communion with the
muses.. II the board will engage min
strel with banjo this morning. at o'clock,
and have him take position in the colored
school and 60 through the difficult per-
Torrance of such musical masterpieces as
walk In de Middle ub de Road" "Bah
Down fo' de Lawd is Comm" "Gib Desc
Chillun Room" "Den Swim on TO- Glory,
Chillun,' "Darll be Raizors a FLYNN in de
Are ETC., etc, WE feel safe in predicting
that within half an hour the school would
be crowded with big children and little
children, end if the innovation were per-
sistedi for a day or two, there would he no
longer any cause to complain OF non attend
ance.
The st. Louis Railway Register Of the
Sd has the following answer to stories cir
culaed by the enomies of the Wabash
against that company: 1t is safe to say
positively that the unfavorable reports of
late so industriousy circulated concerning
the Wabash. st. Louis g. Pacific have no
other foundation than the malice or imagi-
nation of those who have fathered them.
The Wabash will remain during the com
ing year under the same management as
heretofore. The officers who have so skill
fully guided 1t in the past will continue in
charge. The company earned last year
more than million more, net, than it did
in 1881 II will, beyond question, earn a
OF this year, and still more in the last
months, than during the corresponding
pcIio'is vi 1907 LUIS 10 81, DcCausc iHeIc
is more traffic this year to be handled, and
rates are adhered to. Last year, up to May,
there was no business and no rates. The
company can buy all it wants to, and on
the most favorable terms. Dealers are
anxious to sell it upon the longest time.
Already heavy purchases of steel rails and
materials have been made, and during this
year an unusual amount of work will be
done on the track, and extensive additions
made to the equipment
The value of al article is almost always
indicated by its price, and for years the
people were content to pay 50 for genuine
Livermore Stylographic pen, and the same
pens are yet doing good service. The sue
cess of these pens led INSCRIPTIONS persons
to get up inferior limitations, which they
offered at such low prices that many per-
sons, not understanding the difference were
induced to buy them. The Livermore
company therefore cut down the price of
their short plain pens to 81, and short gold
mounted to $3.50 each, to give everybody
chance to hvve the best article of the
kind. You can buy them for that money
by RENTING the amount to Lewis 4. Dun
lap, Manager Stylographic Pen Co., 300
Washington street, Boston; the pen, to-
gether with package OF superior ink, will
be sent by return mail, and the money
will be at once refunded if they do not
prove to be perfect and satisfactory in every
respect The Stylographlc Pen Co., who |
manufacture the Livermore pen, is the |
largest concern of the kind in the world, |
with branches at New York, Chicago and |
London, Eng The Llvermore Stylographic |
pen is a pencil which writes ink, never
needs sharpening and never wears out, and |
has been adopted by over 100000 knights
Of the quill in this county and abroad
The Stylographic Pen Co., have recently
been making great improvements in their
famous pen. Full particulars can be OBJ
tanned by sending for circular.
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