The daily Cairo bulletin., 1883-12-12

Comings yesterday and will cut dash 70
three months on the chain gang, subst;tut
ing pick or shovel for the conventions a
gol-headed cane and lodging comfortabl,
if not elegantly within the walls of the cit,
Jail.
You make mistake if you buy furni
ture without first examining the large ano
elegant stock now on exhibition corner l7tl
and Washington avenue, next door abov,
postoffice. The line of bed room and par
lor sets, reed. cane and folding chairs, is tn,
| finest ever shown on this side of Chicago
Cincinnati or St. Louis, and is offered fol
sale at low prices. Sales now open until
o'clock p. m. VIM. EICHHoFs.
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1t Is said to be the custom with great
many railroad companies to secure from
their employees an agreement to the effec,
that they will not hold the company re-
sponsible for injuries resulting from negli.
gence csrelessness or misconduct of them.
selves or any other person in the employ OF
the company. The Supreme court Of
Georgia has just decided that an employe
may In this way waive his right to sue for
damages in case injuries caused by the
negligence of himself, but waiver of the
right to sue where the injury arises from
the negligence of other employees of the
road is contrary to public policy and there.
fore illegal and void.
DIR. Dio Lewis, in his monthly mags-
zine for October, gave rule for the cure
Of stammering. He says he has cured
three-fourths of all the cases he has treated.
The stammerer is made to mark the time in
his speech, just as it is ordinarily done in
singing. At first he is to beat on every
syllable. He should begin by reading
psalms, striking his finger on the knee a,
every word. Time can be Marked" SAYS
the doctor, "by striking the finger on the
knee, by hitting the thumb against the
forefnger, or by moving the large toe in the
boot" He believes the worst case of slut
tering can be cured if the victim will read
an hour every day, with thorough practice
of this remedy, and observing the same in
Persons in need of clothing of any
kind should take advantage of the fine op.
pormnity now offered by Messrs. Goldstine
& Rosenwater, to buy what they ueed at
jobbers' prices. There is no firm in the city
that may be more implicitly trusted by the
public in all matters pertaining to busi.
ness than Messrs. Goldstine s. Rosen water;
in this the general public will bear us out.
The firm has still one of the largest, finest
aud most varied stock of clothing and
gents furnishing goods in the city, al
though they have beer selling of for sev.
eral weeks. They have resolved to sell out
this entire stock quickly, and in order to do
80 have put the retail price of everything
down to the wholesale cost. This is an
offer. 1t ls not business
dodge, but an offer made in good faith,
which will be strictly adhered to until the
stock is entirely disposed Of. People need
ing clothing, should 60 at once so as to have
the Advantage of choice from full line.
Six noble specimens of youthful mas.
culinity in human form, whose courage is in
their bellies and can only be excited by
a copious baptism of "bug juice" and then
only to perpetrate some cowsrdly act
against inoffensive people, gave an exhlbi-
tion of their manliness and proves on
avenue, near Seventh street,
Monday night. There they came upon
three men who were guilty of the monstrous
crime of quietly walking up the street, and
almost wit hout warning they attacked
the three and beat them up about the heads
and faces IN most brutal manner-just for
fun. One of the three unfortunates was
knocked senseless and had to be carried into
Mr.. Botto's saloon, where, after an hours
care by the officers, he was revived; the
other two men managed to find refuge else
where to nurse their bleeding, disfgured
faces. Yesterday Officer McTigue sum-
moned the half dozen brave young bucks
before Magistrate Comings, and they were
each fired $40 and costs, $3.50 in all The
court took occasion to administer severe
and promised, that if any Of the
same mob ever came before him again for a
similar offense, the full extent of law would
be given, which is $50 and costs. The affair
was about as great an outrage as has been
here for long time, and as the
offenders were all young fellows who live
here and have figured in the police courts
before, the public e cd demands that future