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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-25
CORONER.

We are authorized to announce the name OF
Richard Fitzgerald as u candidate for reelection
TO the Office OF Coroner at the ensuing November
election.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
STATES ATTORNEY.

We are authorized to announce that Mr.. Angus
Leek is an Independent candidate for State g At
torney of Alexander County, In the approaching
November election.
We are authorized TO announce William n But
Ter 40 the Republican candidate for election to the
office OF States Attorney OF Alexander County,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-25

The toothache is killed by the great con
oueror of pain, St. Jacobs Oil.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-25
BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR lsT YEAR.

VIM. Stratton, Strstton Bird, ero,ers, Cairo III.
a. A. Goldstine, ofGo0stine & Rosenwater, whole
sale and retail dry good; c. w. Dunning. NJ. d..
Pres. BID. Med Ex., for Pensions; Albert Lewis.
commission merchant j. II Robinson, county
Judge ann notary public; VIM. f. Pitcher, com.
broker and insurance agent: X. II. Baird, city
street supervisor; Philips, carpenter and build
er; Thomas Lewis, attorney and secretary; Il. "
Pierce, attorney.Gtlaw, DuQuoin Ill. n. G. Pace
cashier Of Centennial BANK, Ashley III. Albert
Hayden. cashier of George Connolly Il Co., Spring
field. Ill ;B. M Mum. attorney-at.law, 1866 Ra1-
dolph street, Chicago; Hon. Robt. A.. Hatcher at
cashier First National Bank, Stuart. Iowa.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
Everywhere Called "The Best

Infinitely better than LIMA ents, lotions or any
other plasters -Bensons Cape ne Porous Plasters
&c.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-25

DOCTOR
WHIT TIER
617 St. Charles St.. 81. LOUIS, NO.
A regular Graduate OK two medical
colleges, has been Longer engaged In the treat.
Blood Diseases than any other physician In
st. Louis, as city papers show and all cid real
dents know. Coniultation at ONCE or by mall,
nee and Invited. A friendly talk or his opinion
costs nothing. When tits incoLvsnient TO visit
the city for treatment. medicines can be sent
by mail or express everywhere. Durable cases
guaranteed; where doubt exist. It lie frankly
stated. Call or Write,
Nervous Prostrstion, Debility, Mental anG
Physical Weakness, hereurial and othsr
affections Of Throat, Ska and Bones, Blood
Impurities and Blood Poisoning, Skis Anee-
lions, OLD Sores and Ulcers, ImpeGlments to
Marriage, Rhsumatism, Piles. Special AZ.
tention to eases from over.worksd b.aln.
SURGICAL CASES receive special attention.
Diseases arising from Imprudsnees, Rrcesses,
Indulsences or Exposures.
1t Is self-evidsnt that a physician raying
particular attention TO a class OF cases attains
greatskill and physicians In regular practice
all over the country knowing this, freq !ently
recommend cases to the oldest once IT. neri-
ca where every known appliance Is resortet
%, and the proved good remedies u ala
ages and countries are used, A whole house Ia
used for Office purposes and all are treated with
SIX Ill in a respectful manner; and, knowing
what to do, no experiments are made. On dc-
count Of the great number applying, ths
charges are kept low, often lower than is de-
manded by others. II you secure the ski md
get speedy and perfect life cure, that 8 me
important matter Pamphlet, 90 pages. Sent
TO any address free.
pL 5,fE MARRIAGE GUIDE. pizegl2s
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following subjects: Who may marry whon)t;
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Manhood, Womanhood. Physical decay. WnO
should marry; How life and happiness may re
increased. Those married or contemplating
marrying should read 1t. 1t ought to be real
by all adult persons, then kept under lock AL
key, Popular edition, same as above, but paper
cover and 200 pages, 70 cents by mall, " Uone'
or postage.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-25

COPYRIGHT SECURED.
Successor to Widows and Orphans Mutual Aid So
ciety, organized July 4th 1877, uD"sr
hn lava of lH72.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-01-25
Fighting Their Own Battles.

There are 20 many women who sadly
shrink into corner when insulted and
abused that it II refreshing now and then
TO hear Of one who takes her own part
snd fights her own battles The Rochester
girl who smote an impudent man with
her hymu.book, is a pleasant instance of
fair exercise Of womans rights While
on her way 70 church a smooth-tougucd
rufIian offered 70 he ber companion.
Seeing that his offer was for no good
purpose and that there was but one way
to get rid Of him She promptly took that
way. The 'hymnbook was her only
weapon, bat che made the most Of il.
In short metre, shc hit him powerful
blow on his face, causing him 10 sing
something which did not sound oxsctly
Ike halleluIah or an anthem Of iubi
liant praise Indeed it was moro Ike Z
reccssional anthem, for the rascal retreat
cd as he sang h., Near Brooklyn thor
was another and more serious case.
tlpsy fellow followed n young woman
who VISA driyiuQsin n light wagon il
which she VAS carrying the mai, n
tried 20 drive his wagon in front Of her
and when be lnilcd IN this he pushct
her vehicle into n ditch, knocking Of
wheel. Then hr asagiled her with abn.
I've language Ihereupon tho youu,
woman Fmote him with 4 whip-handle
and prevailed against him, worndin.
him and leaving him in his own wagor
with bis head hanging over the tailboard
II seems that this punishment was great
or than he could bear, for in the courac
or the following night he died. The
woman could not be blamed for thii
result, for she had not intended to dc
more than 20 defend herself. As forth,
man there il not much cause for sym
patty with him The follow who thus
conducts himss,tow a woman takes
all the risks aud deserves all the consc
quences.
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The Tires Wishes.

A gentleman while sitting al the din.
ner table with his family had these
words said to him by his son, A lad Of
eleven years: Father | have been
thinking, If could have ono single wish
OF mine, whatI would choose"
40 give You a better chance said
the father suppose the allowance be in.
creased to three wishes, what would
they be- Re careful, Charley"
He made his choice thoughtfuliy.
first, Of good character; second Of
good health, and third, Of good edo.
cation.
His father suggested to him that fame'
power, riches, aud various other things
are held in general esteem among men.
81 have thought Of all that" said he
"but, If ! have good character and good
health and a good education, / shalt be
able to earn all the money that will bc
ef any use 20 me, snd everything will
come along in its right place"
A wise decision indeed, for $ lad OF
that sge. Let our young readers think
OF it and profit by IT,
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Must Wait for q Vacancy


hcrchapt Traveller
Not long since a rough miner in the
Rocky mountains rode up to a cabin mud
calling 10 tall female In tho. dooryard
said 90 her
BE you Nancy Gullion7p
That's just who / be stranger What
does you want NV me-?
We'll, ! wantter marry yer."
Nov stranger, you don't say''
Yes ! dueH, Nancy"
Then stranger yer CANT do IL. seq in
a. how IymEot one husband already.
Yer only think so Nancy"
cit out, stranger, | know better
I'm scaudaloua, Jim Gullion's wire an
he left me laa' week to 70 down in.
ter the canyon to prospec tev.
That's just il, Jim KEN down th.r
an sol In on my claim, an tolo him 10
mosey, but be Buuldn hoarn to it, nm
the mex thing he knowod, Nancy, jim
was dcadern q worked out claim, an |
KEN right up hyer To marry the widdcr.
, a1it cut stranger; yer don't sayg'
"Yes ! does, Nancy"
ANA little bit OF middick handle
ookin' fellcr like yer got tho drop on
Jim and cotchcd him nappin2'
That's just it, Nancy
We'll it sarFed him right. stranger.
an I'm sorry yer cain't got the vidder;
but yer sec as how WIZ iist roin 70 run
of LongIlarCd Bill'to night, an
nc amt no man to stand Disappointment
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-01-25
MAxIMs.

Thou wilt never be inwardlv religious
unless thou paas over other mems mat.
ters with silence, and look especially to
thyself.
Juet rs particular soil wants some
one element 20 iof,.lze IL. Just as the
body in some conditions has Kind of
famine for some special food, 10 the
mind has it' wants, which do not ALWAYS
call for what il best, but which know
themselves and are as peremptory MS the
mlt-sick sailors call for q lemon or \
raw potato,
1t ia customary for well.brca peonle
TO speak Of their friends as men and
women rather than as gentlemen"
and "ladics.'
The vulgar man cannot conceal his
true nature by immaculate cloth and
spotlcss linen. silks and volvets do not
hide the character Of the vulgar woman.
The air of conscious worth and firm no.
sition, the manner, the grace-every.
thing that goes TO make up that which
the French phrase calls charming sim.
plicity-is wanting.
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AbontFiEiy millions copies Of The sux have gone
cut Of our establishment during the past twelve
ronths.
IL you wers to paste end to end al the columns
81 an TIE scSs printed and sold last year YOU
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esri6; this same strip Of inteiigencs would sirile
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Il evorv buyer Of cory ~ The ,,ur durirf tho
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ans day.
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ost popnl ar Of American newspapers or OF it's IN
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the process costs which presents the news Of all tic
world Without waste vi words aud in the most
readable shsne, which /, working With all il. heart
Tor the c3u's Of honest government, and which
therefore belief that the Republican party uust TO-
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NllIR H2TaYmR1al3

rE'Hfs QUESTION N So OFTEN ASKED I
| VIII snsver tor the vholo State. Tho ramc 81
FsBRgt HfRSryd seems .. familiar al over
this country - Wsshlnqlaa anil ee, oi l'slfhanks
and Vanderbilt, sitnoUSh over lo Years sluee tho
little misunderstanding, aHd sinre which VIC have
not boon able II carer the entire South a. bticre
the var W Fn,c say, We have been noting south
and are 10 Mls'sslNpi and have como to stay II
IL said American people lovc 70 be huWhgggcd II
IL mise Thor do not but they ara always willing
to take hold OF something new and clear, hut when
they sre In condition 10 psF good prices they
want tho best Hence now, they wsnt to see Us, and
SArE. We have bought ehear Safes, and And our
mistake Your old SAFE. arc setter and wo know
your Chsmrion row must b. FAR ahead u sny 9th
ers We end you have lets ot new Champion safes
In Y.reina, North Carolips, 9oulh Carollns, Gsar-
gls, and even over is Alahsma we noti,e yeu
plsced he beat safe 10 all the south4 And ROW We
sre GLAD ycr hs1o come snd sold 2 safe Deposit
SAFE, and many otherr In Ntcksburs sud still su-
other IN IschNdn--ths hest in the state"
We believe before many months ~ will he able
10 COM nce Won the hest ~ II old i the cheapest
snd thst II our old leader has isllcn HIS partner
utu lives and IL vcu would know oi the wnnder,pl
advances in the science Of safe Masking such a. Dry
Chemical flling, whereby We make the cry are il
self produce isown destroyer, sad tn Surslsr-nro0f
work Tranklinite, metal far ahead Of snythins
In use as dri-proet metal when used in connection
with Stcel--all OF which arc patented snd used IN
the uERRfNG CnANrloN SAFF, and Il you are
net called upon In iimodrop line 70
FARRELL ( CO.,
6Sl Chestnut St, philadelphia.
And you win set an answer, aud their Agent, G.
NORMAN, will see you,
4
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Laws Wanted!

COPIES or THE ACTS OF THE LEGISLA.
Y TURE Of the state Of Mississippi, 81 lSs6, 1919
1850, iSS, for which We will exchange the Acts Of
ISL, iS5S. iSs4, 1874 iS17. Address CLARION
OFFTCE, jackson, Miss. t.
Sun River sun., 1884-12-26
GREAT FALLS.

At tho head Of the grandest series Of falls in Amer
ca on broad plain rising gently from the rivers edge,
is q town which some local prophet has styled "rhe
Future Great" And unless history has ceased repeat
ing itself this blief Irt Ihecy ,f Il e wtlds ill win
him renown even in his own country .m. Ma.M
The natural beauty Of uwsitc of Great Falls itself
would warrant the growth Of town Of considerable
size 1t j: unlike any other spot he whole Missouri
River Above for sixty miles e hes the .ong pocl
through rich bottom lands with sccncr; picturesque
and varied Us it is grand and rugged further up in the
mountains. Cllo>ite The 1wn Tie river spreads ont
into ake-like eXpansc lingvd With the graceful vii
low and cottonwood, then turns and rlshes over the
first Of the falls
Sun River sun., 1884-12-26

spires to insure their success While the attt1as ata
Of the surrounding country and the adyantsss'Pa
sessed by Great Fails are such as to bring psSops
that place. the materials are at hand for building
city Quaries Of rich brown, gray and pure white
stones, the best of clay for burning brick as to
a'ready burned attest, and lumber sawed from
RATED down from the forests above The; tquantit
facility for handling all Of which warrans
and low prices. ]. S.s.s iii.
To all these natural ailvanta es railroads mutt e.
to puy tribute. The coal alone in Territory
fuel is 50 scarce nsnles their coming. Il Is
thu the immense waterpower shall run to waste
while uch an amount Of raw material of eysy y.
is being sent o'lt from the surrounding cogrtr
much money selt afer it 10 bring back 4he. laAl
tured article. Already sawmill IS IS Ut wdtR I'll aRf
Sun River sun., 1884-12-26
SUN RIVER sUN-HoL1DAY EDITION.

business already immense, but rapidly increasing ~
der the favorable conditions that have made Mont.
50 famous us 2 stock growing Territory.
Intersected by one Of the most fertile Of these III
leys and almost bordering upon the site Of Great F
is the great Sand Coulee coal vein, already proven
to be the most extensive and to produce the best "
found in Montana. large portion Of the vein Viii
averages from to 1O feet will COKE Under this d,
is deposit of iron which, with the limestone foq,
adjacent, forms triplet that in a very short tn
brought to Birmingham Alabama, the only oths9 ps
III the United Stu.es where the three have been fopp
together, population Ut 10000. 10 these three n.
tella:s. coking cu;l, lion and limo, add the immap
M;tt,T power ana Will noe could Le asked in the nj
Of facilities for leau,iny The now mined in
Sun River sun., 1884-12-26

N
nave visited them Eut however beautiful the mere
SITE of the enblyo city may be- mus. look for it's iu-
ture greatness to things more maerial-its splendid
water power and its geographical position in country
rich beyond telling in natn1al resources.
The Volume OF the Missouri River at Great Falls is
greater than that OF the mississippi at Minneapolis
and runs over bed Of solid sandstone under which it
is Impossible for the water to get and thus ;mperil It,
It can be made available at almost any point for two
miles Opposite to the town the SUN River ,,4 ptes
the waters OF valley famed for its richness and hose
inhabitants are all wellto- do muny having acqu cd
wealth While in every other Direction st,etch valleys
less widely known but no less fertile an, lr.p 1o,,.
so productive are the valleys and lcnch lands ID .hi
part of Montana that ii is question which W; he
greater industry Of the future agriculture or t stock
Sun River sun., 1884-12-26

neighb:''o['r'i;ng :''['' r.
tie Bet mi
tains' t's The 10
cost Of t1anspl
ing ore, has ba
to1ol.e rendered
considerable T.
cel'lltage !. of ~ ~
mined al.nos1
wor'thl q ,e|'s|Is'I, By, By,
now Ast hlea| ! =
quia;:'.iail u ns|telriid
lor treatment I a
at hand redluIctia
works will p y \ !
cessity be @
ed, and it isd ii'
re,.so;nab1eto
pose !: that |! | thd
win be built ~
:: point: d whsils''; u "
er ry!1't'hingli ,e;ol
Sun River sun., 1884-12-26


Of the Missouri.
Few are there
to-day, compare
lively, who even
know of the ex-
is:ence Of these
rails. Fewer still
have amy idea of
:I:r. magnitude
OF beauty, but
that 1hcy rival
the attractions of
t he National
Park those who
have seen both at
test, ;sndthat they
will in the near
future draw lalge
crowds Of tourists
to their feet none
can deny W h o
- ~