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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-01-25
Better than $4,000!

u spent over $4,000 in 90 years." said
Major 81. w. Hines, of Boston, Mass, "in
being doctored for epilepsy. employed
the best physicians in New Orleans, st.
Louis, N. York, Phila. Boston, London and
Paris, but all to no purpose. Samaritan
Nervine has cured me entirely" $3.50.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-01-25
DOCILIrY OF CATTLE.

Docility is valuable quality in cattle
as we'll as other stock. 1t is generally
considered the result Of handling the
individual animal; but this Is not en-
tirely true. Like many other charsc-
teristics it may become inbred and he
reditary. For instance, the Holland
cows have been petted and kept docile
for generations, till the young seem to
naturally like to be handled, and no
trouble is found in breaking heifers Of
this breed with their first calf, but as q
rule they are gentle from the start.
While the cattle on the farm should,
as q matter of both convenience and
economy, be so tanned as to be quiet in
the presence Of the feeder, cows espec-
tally should be broken to the halter.
There are so many occasions when 1t Is
necessary to remove them from place
to place, when the comfort and saving
OF time in handling one broken to the
halter will easily repay the trouble of q
few lessons in earlier life. A calf can
be quickly taught and is good work for
the boys on the farm, and if once bro.
ken they will not forget with the ham
ding they are likely to receive after.
We are often reminded of this neg
lect to break them in when cattle are
led into the ring at fairs. Many, even
OF high bred herds that are expected to
be properly trained, are almost unman.
agable and do not show we'll because
they are untamed.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-01-25

"a a careful estimate of the corn crop Of
1865 made some time ago gives yield
OF l,27l,2OS,000 bushels. The crop
last year was l,624, 900, 900, and tho
crop OF 1879 was considered larger. tho
ngures showing l,754, 900, 900. On this
estimate esG mat the crop of this year falls $751;
W,oOo bushels short Of the crop Of
1857. The money value Of the de6oien-
cy Is over $loO, 900, 900.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-01-25
E3H
CAUTION.

Swift's Specific Ia entirely a vegetable prepare.
ton, ard should not be confounded with the va.
rt0us substitutes, limitations nOn-secret humbuge,
"Succus Alteraus," etc., ETC., which are now be.
ing manufactured by various persons. None OF
these ain single article which enters into the
composition Of s. y. 8. There 10 only one Swift's
Specific, and there Is othng In tie world like 1t.
To prevent disaster and disappointment, be sure TO
get the genuine. ... ..
swift's specific is complete anidote to Blood
faint, Blood Poison, Malarial Poison and Skin
Hum0ur. j. DICKINSON SIKH, N d., Atlanta, Ga
l have had remarkably success with swin's Spe.
cinc in the treatment of Blood and Skin Diseases,
D. g. g. HsNsY. ND. Atlanta, Ga.
fused Swift: Specific on my LITTLE daughter, WIG
iisved her permanently, and shall use 6 in my
practice w. d e. sss; Ria1 y. R R;i.
In 1880 came from the North to take charge Of
the gas works In Rome, as superintendent, and
soiowins e was Very much exposed to mssr.
poison, ana in 1882 found my blood 80 eontamins-,
ted with the poison that I was forced to give up
business. was treated BY the physlcisns without
Ny trouble finally determined In an sbscsss Of
the liver and nearly every one lmyself included)
thought was doomed 10 Ole Within o lew days,
In this condition was advised by friend 10 take
ewift's Specific, and took It Just % drowning
man would catch at q straw, but O. soon O. my
system got under the influence Of the remedy, the
without pain. In fifteen days after this was up
at my work, and have since enjoyed excellent
health. s-r III 800 a. 49,. =
Every sufferer from masrisj poison should take
6wift's Specific. @. @. sPBNcIn, N
Supt. Rome Gas Light Oompasy. Il
Our tresstise on Blood and Skin Diseases msilsd
ffee to applicants
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.,
brewer ., Atlantis, O..
New York Once, 100 West Sod 81.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-01-25
TOBACCO.
RATES or FREIGHT.

Vicksbure, Prentess House ~ per eva hiQhs'
All other wav points below Memphis tONsv n
leans, Same rates 40 to Klineston
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-01-25
Sales and Quotations.

NOTB.-Ths prices mere gwen are TOR sales from
aysthsnds in round lots. An advance 10
charged for broken lotsin nilina osdsrs.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-01-25

The only known specific for Epieptic Fits VI
Also for spssms and Failing Sickness. Nervous
weakness 1t instantly relieves and cures. Cleanses
blood and quickens sluggish circulation. Eeutra-
lies germs Of disease and saves sickness. Cures
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-01-25

currency lin letter At our risk1 witt s,se al shoa
usually worn, and try pair Of our Magnetic In.
soles and he convinced Of the power rseiding In
our other Magnetic Appliances. Pc .itively NO
cold tc"i Wha' ~ wow orr. rafn ed
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-05

fHT Feaaml mla WsffFlnf
FyAslshfgal 'sHlr W
MuNiasba il# aasligf n Shall
NJ llaAd hasksaekf mfy r.
~s.mmallssa II ~ flbwlnE "a.
Het bs.r il,ai w. llFht u suni
slsas snd shAl Is klla prgnfif ~
Jour soil Esysf dt iaslns ~
Il y best that ihs lleIfs sliouId faiI
ulsn tlle wufk fafn alvee ~ lei
hind Falling IN this, Y may faII
fran lbs shle Never u'r The EYES
NJ twilight Any Artificial light
iof evening y gSsl " 4 10 brilliant
enough and steady. Readinq
shlls riding IN any e0nveyance
should he avoided II requires lci
great On esertien u sl,e aecomino.
datiye power 10 keep the eyes hAcd
on the letters Never fead when
lying down II u too hliguing fl
The ~accommOlative power. Man,
a tedious case ~ weak sight haI
been traced 10 the pcrnicious lisbi'
of reading IN bed after retiring 10
The night"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-05
rnmaa nnnI1n

HOenrs mss nj pH#fsisi
ihs sisf matters - SHARPLY - hs
eau aefsha himplf lls paltss
llafy might hass naslsf4 s,ma n
lbs uras' issioh Herald. Id
TIE educational till sHi pall
through uala sBf Southern Zen
aiafs HHn,f anofhef attack N the
dlsssse tnssH - constitutional
sempies Memphis Avalanche
Dem
II Va IN Nguihfm States that The
greatest need n instruction h. feii
and u b In them L~, that the
general government since tho
suffrage In. been there eslonded
w The operation n the National
Constitution may most properly
come a. ihe aid n the States IN
education @New York Times Rep
The census shows that M the
proportion Of the farming lopula
ton diminishes from n to 6s, ~
and * per cent there Is n cores
ponding rise IN tho values II land,
farm products and wages The
Inference from this table II that
the development Of home indus
tries under protection exercises a
favorable influence upon apricul.
ture. New York Tribune, Rep.
The Republicans In Congress are
raising the old cry against eco
nomical legislation. They arc
raving about the Democrats Grip
ping the government. When the
star-route and whisky ring thieves
found the treasury door shut il
their faces, they raised the same
cry, aud the country knows VIVA
IL meant-St. Louis Republican
Dem.
We have had repeated promise
Of national aid TO education il
party Platforms, in the message
, Of Presidents, and in speeches il
Congressman this is a good op
portunity for fulfilling them
; There are ample means for max
ing such an appropriation as Tia
bill calls for, and the money coul,
r. not be expended in any way whic'
e would rebound more to the homo
and welfare Of the nation.-Bosto
!, journal, Rep.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-05
MISSISSIPPI COMMISSIONERS
ENJOINED.

Special to III. riuss Democrat
Jackson, April L. Mcssrs. W
=. & j. D. Harris aud James Fen.
trcss, attorneys on behalf Of the
Illinois Central Railroad, filed Il
bill in the United States Court at
this place today, r%cturnablc to the
May term, against the Mississippi
Railroad Commissioners. II prays
an injunction to prevent intcrfcr-
cnce with the general working Of
the road, aud especially to forbid
the commissioners from exercising
any coercivc proceeding to com.
pei the company 10 furnish a SEIZED.
ule Of chargcs, or take any coercivc
measures against the road unit
the termination Of the suit.
A similar bill il said to be i,
preparation by the Mobile anC
Ohio Railroad for the Aberdeen
term o. court, and one by the Mis-
sissippi and Tennessee road for tn,
Oxford court. The Natchoz Rail
road will test the matter in thu
State courts. II is determined (,
carry these cases to the Supreme
Court Of the United States.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-05

Ex.sgsAroR GwfS, ofCalifornia,
now lives In Washington. "No,
sir" he said 10 n friend the other
day, II never expect to visit the
Senate Chamber. To do 10 would
destroy many Of the most delight
full recollectnns and excite fecling'
that would suggest comparison'
which would be painful" Mr.
Blaine has never entered the Hous,
or Senate since he left the Senate
Neither has Mr.. Conkling.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-05

U8g tsNg 4 n sis8eF, be-
atllssstd 4 slral1 y We Frptlf
Hla4 COMPOSING ibs EtfeaiiIaH
lhBfssa A lhsi state H. mesi hlm
"A o. KfssBuss ~ . IN jssbsIn
~ ths pnipas a sffaaI,siioa and
consolidated as ~ ihs hfai msaai
D. secure q bsHIaaua tshilat hsfs
This subject II bslaz yefy gfhsf
ally dlseuased Nv Vie tfsaa n that
.histe 4 distinguished Hiai'fp
pian In The clatin uiges hisais
siptd M n omhne hefself ~ even
devote isfelf mainly N showing
her capacity ~ action producer
IAN tho World knpws That he
said What people wani W hn0w
10 whether ~ ran nlse fysl here,
whether We can produce something
else fairly we'll beside cotton W.
can produce aIandant crops N lar.
ley, rye, oats millct, cora and
rhsat ! have known The time
when NJ farmer was without fico
raised In his avn field. let ihsr'
be a full showing In this respect
There IL much In this suggestion
The South, particularly that sec
ton In which Mississippi ia stu
atcd, has devoted itself of late u
growing grain, aud has been ver,
successful In II. II would be q
great advantage " II could be de
monstrated by one Of these Stat
exhibits that this section is no
wholly devoted to cotton, and tina
IL is equally good for grain, an
that II is rapidly becoming q larg
raiser Of food products. New o.
leans FINES Democrat.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-05

TnE total number Of votes in the
Republ can National Convention
will be $50 necessary to choice
All Tne y mocrats require II
two thirds majority, but the Re-
publicans never have. Eighteen
Of these votes are cast by territories
including tire District of Columbis
and 800 by the Southern States, ol
enough within ninety-threc tt
nominate.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-05

SITTING BULL is making slow
and very quiet progress towards
the civilization he seeks for in the
East. lie is testing the diverse
whisky on the way and expects t.
bring upin Washington before Con
gress adjourns and in time to thU
oughly try the much-talked Of tie.
dispensed in the restaurants Of til,
Capitol.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-05

ABOUT c%oEaCfEHcs

Why shoiid yeu MAX your ron
feienee = law ~ elhet peoIde :
Why should you decide What y
righi or wrong ff your neighbVf
10 do7 Who msdc yU a Judge over
hint II " true that conscience IA
youf supreme guide, and must be
implicitly obeyej II ia true that
you must do What your moral judg
mcnt, with all The light u can
obtain, dcefecs 10 b. right fur you
~ DO But who gave II authority
over your neighbour What reason
have you to think that II Is any
better conscience than your neigh
bor'r conscienoo9 II a man plume'
hmslef on being right In bis
judgment on questions Of expedi-
ency, and looks with contempt or
indifference on the Judgment Of
men M wise NJ he, VIC call him
sclf.conceitcd. Why ishcl less self.
wnceited II he thinks his con
science IL superior 10 all other
conscicnccs, aud he looks with con.
tompt or indifference on the moral
judgment Of men M good as hc2
Why not compare moral judgment
and reach conclusions by confer.
euec and consultation In the
home life, among pious people, no
more prolific cause Of heartburn.
ings aud arrangements IL there
than srlfconccited conscience.
The husbanddceidcs what Ia right,
taking 10 illumination from the
more sensitive conscience Of his
wifr the wic decides what i.
right, taking no wisdom froln tn,
larger view and broader experience
Of her husband. The decisions ar,
different, and the two conscience
come in collision and because
forsooth, IL is matter Of conscicnc,
neither will yield or even syinpa
thetically listen to the other
Nay not uncommonly this con
vcnicnt word conscience" il mud,
TO cover Il proud sclf.will. IN,
dear, you know | always wish {,
yield to you, but this is a matte
Of co%nsciencc!" and that settles all
Pray, sir, why is your conscienc
any better than hcrsf Pray, mad
arur. why Is your conscience an
better than his? Has your con
science been summoned up int
the holy mount To receive the Ia
bles Of law and your mates con
cience been left down In the plain
Conscience is moral Judgment
And moral judgment is no NOR
infallible than any other judgment
II Is to get light and wisdom b
taking counsel of other mora
judgments. There is no possibilit
Of going happily, peacefully, RICH,
fully, through the world otherwis,
What is right, as what is wise,
TO be as~certained by judgment, bu
by Judgment corrected by con
parison with other judgments an
instructed by the knowledge t,
others,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-05

Tux cost Of living at a new mine
in the West isthus itcmizcd board
is 4 dollars per day whisky and
all kinds ofdrinks, rs cents meals,
| dollar each -four, GO dollars per
barrel ; bacon, IS cents; beef, 80
cents venison, % cents; coffee,
| dollar aud 80 cents; horseshoe.
ing, s dollars a span ; lumber, l5O
dollars per thousand; beans, 20
cents onions, l6 cents axe. and
handle, dollars; pick and handle.
10 dollars; pick handle alone,
dollar and 25 cents ; shovel, 4 dol.
lars ; nails, 80 cents, and drill
steel, so cents per pound.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-05

Ar Dayton, o., Mrs. Langtry ac-
complished rcmark ablc feat Of
pedcstrianism for q woman. She
made a tcn-mile tour Of the city,
and then struck out into the coun.
try. She walked to the soldiers
home and back, and then to the
little village Of Little York and
back, the entire distance being
twenty-six miles, which, with the
tour ofthe city, made a grand total
Of .hirty-six miles. The walk did
not fatigue her, for next day she
took another CONSTITUTIONAL VI
ten miles.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-05

GrS. Ropgnr TOXINS, now seven.
ty.four, who lately lost his wife, is
enjoying selcrable health in his
delightful homo at Washington,
Ga. A recent visitor describes the
Generals residence as "a typical
Southern home"-a charming
country house, with large rooms,
wide halls and broad piassas, sur
rounded by an acre Of ground dc
voted to flowers.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-05

GES. GRASr denies that it ia
possible that he may be II dark
horse for the Republican nomina-
ton. lie says lac was twice nomi-
mated by reclamation and coulo
not consen mt to play such q role
lie regrets that his friends were
defeated in 1880, but personally
the result was satisfactory to him
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-05

Col. CnAnI.Es BARNETT, Of Ash
burnham, Mass, still hale aud
hearty at the age Of nincty-six, has
just been paid the full amount for
which his life was insured many
years ago. The life goes on but
the insurance stops. But as Mr..
Barrett enjoys the distinction Of
being the only know man who
outlivcd his insurance policy, he
probably can bear IL.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-05
ROYAL ~BULLDo2rNo.

by Queen Victoria's special com.
inand, a divorce suit brought by
Lady Colin Campbell against her
husband, the brothcr.in.law Of the
Princess Louise, is 10 be heard BY
the English Divorce Court in
''strict secrecy" The Emperor of
Germany has sent for the presi.
dent Of the Rcichstag and informed
that officer that a vote east against
the bill 10 continue the Anti.
Socialist law will be regarded ms
an act against His Imperial Males
ty. SO the bill, which was yir.
tually defeated, will now be sue.
cessful. Prince Bismarck has or.
dered the Bremen Senate to ask
for admission to the Imperial
Customs Union. The Senate Is
unwilling to do so, but must yield.
In a single day these three in.
stances Of royal and autccratic
bulldozing occur. What an illus.
tration Of the liberty enjoyed by
the people Of Europcl A Queen,
70 hush up scandals coming very
near 10 her family, II not involving
roms Of them, seals up the doors d
n court and the lips Of all it, ofi'
GERS. A Kaiser, finding a public
measure liable 10 defeat, bullie'
the Parliament u the people into
passing II by making a yot,
against Il an offcnse ~ the Crown
An insolent Minister orders /,
svnate 10 do his bidding and IL 4
forced 10 comply! Yet what viii
be the ultimate effecty The En-
glish people will imagine scandal
more d~isGustins perhaps than tn
divovcs cass will disclose. Tn
Socialists viii lay up anothe
wrong against the old Empero,
The Bremen ecnats will hat
Dinnarek nsors bitterly than eve
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-05

Blue Gtaas "srm, Polk Co., No., Dec. ,, 1883.
DR. H. ksSDALL Co Dear ~sir:-ilssing used
'our k.ndal's SPAWN Cure and ss we have nearly
ne hundred head Of horses on this farm | thought IL
NY duiy to write to you. am a horss doctor BY
practice, having been IN the horse business over thirty
sears, In this country also Ia England. have taken
Bone spasIns oil ~ita my own preparation hut considsr
our krndalls SPAWN Cure far ahead Of mine.
,auId lik. TO MAKE arrangements with you TO sell
roar spawn Cure also TO use II on this farm ~ there
IRE several mares here with bone s%payins. ] also
souli like 10 sell your booss. Please give me your
,est terms on your Ksndail's SPAWN Cure and books
by th. dUzcn. As y0ur look dogs mol give any rene
Is tot waf,. III horses | would like Ia hear from you
% warts. ihass a mnis with q large bloody wsrt IN
be inside " front leg Just above the pastern jsirt.
also a colt l.ht months old. II was . fat colt two
month. ago and nov II IL nothing but skin and hons,
frst We thought II got kicked. II was lsine In the
lInd leg. then In the front leg. then all over. ] doc
tored Il for each then for the rheumatism. now II 10
broken out on The legs In sores and runs at the nose
ike dlsiemper. sm declaring IL now for the dis
temper. II does not eat hardly anything. Hoping
you Will give me all the 'lnfornalion you can, on
hsss points | have explained 10 you, as early a.
convenient, iours with respect,
TaonAs J. Baovr,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-05
A Ngw YORK woman has m

A Ngw YoRK woman has made
a practice of bringing suits of dam.
ages against .aloonistso Of whom her
husband obtained hisdrinks, alleg.
ing that his capabilities for earn.
ing wages had been reduced BY
drunkenness from $50 per week
to s3 or "a, and stating the dam.
ages at 5000. In three or four
cases she appears to have allowed
a large discount for cash, settling
the matter for one hundred dollars.
In the latest case the defendant
wouldn't settle, aud the jury gave
her a verdict for five hundred
dollars.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-05

0rR readers will bear us witness
that we have never said one word
in these columns in regard to the
STARS circulation ; nor have We
tried to damage a competitor by
attempting to make the impression
that his paper had a smaller circu.
lation than some other paper. We
leave such work to the envious
and the jealous. Outright here aud
now we wish TO say that We ARE
prepared 10 proue, If necessary, that
the STAR has as large, ifnot a lars.
er, circulation than any OF its com
pctitors. And any assertion to
the contrary, no matter from what
source, is n malicious falschood.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-05

Is Franklin county, Penn, they
have a female deputy sheriff. This
official is twcnty.three years of age,
handsome and accomplished. She
is the daugter Of the she riff and
serves papers with a grace which
makes a judgment debtor thank
his stars that he is not solvent,
Some persons regard the appoint
ment as Unfortunate, because Of it,
tendency to induce people to gel
into debt and allow themselves tc
be sued for the purpose Of being
served by the fair deputy. As al
offset il is insisted that she car
capture any poor fellow she is zen
after.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-05
,ers-pA--.s e-Av-sr evnE.


Washington. u. G., Dcc. Is, iss3.
Ia, y. J. KrspALL Co., Gents %:-I)uring the past
fssr had occasion to treat several Eases Of oseons
.pfniailpns such ~ spayius, ~ringbones and eurh-, aud
,or experiment lin the nrst easel ltrivi your Kendall.
'payin Cure, and 10 my great as,onishmvnt Il per.
,armed the desired cure, sines then have ussd Il In
: srious cases and have never found a case that II has
rot produced The desired results. am a Veterinary
surgeon here, been practlclng IS years. ! eau give
you the names Of parties 10 this city Tot whom have
purchased your reu,rdy which has produced the 10.
sorable results mentioned. n this letter will b. oi
any advantage use II as you see d.. Ee-p'y yours.
1907 q Street. J. D.. woopHryr, V. =.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-05
wnuE the public acts Of officers

wniLE the public acts Of officers
are proper subjects Of criticism,
there is n right way and a wrong
way TO do it. The wrong way is
to strike at n man from the cover
of an anonymous signature the
right way is for the critic to sign
his own name 10 the criticism.
Anonymous attacks are both un.
fair and unjust and give the critic
too great I'M advantage over the
criticized. II is like man trav-
cling the public highway and
being fired at from ambush he
knows somebody is shooting ut
him, but has no way 10 reach his
assailant.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-05
PATENTS.

Obtained, and aIl other business In shs
q. i. Patent Office attended 10 for mod.
crate fees.
Our office Is opposite the y. y. Patent
Office, and va eau obtain patents In LEES
time than tIiose remote from WashingtoA
send mplel Of drawing We advise =
TO m~tentshiliiy free'of charge; and W
make no chnrgc Unless we obtain patents
We refer, here. 10 the Postmaster, Tho
q. Il. Patent Omcc. For circular, advics
terms and reference to aciual. clients y
yot,r own State or county, address
@. A. SNOW 4 CO.,
| Opposite Patent Office, Washington, d. @