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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-03-07
The Fifty-First Congress Adjourns
Sine Die.

WASHINGTON, u. C.. March 3.-At
l. o'clock sharp to-day. according to
the big tiine-plcces in the House and
Senate. the gavcl fell in both houses
and the Fifty-iirst Congress adjourned
sine die.
Like all final adjournmcnts of Con-
grCsS. there was nothing but excite
mcnt and confusion. Efforts were
made To call up several measures OF
general Importance. but the cries OF
those whose political lives were about
To be Snuiied out. many o: them for.
yer. made it impossible TO transac;
any business of Il legislative character
The clocks were very slow in re-
cordmg the noon hour. The House
clock was turned back fully an hour
before Speaker Reed took his chair
for the last time. lie was greeted
with immense applause. and the clos,
ing scenes of his term rs Speaker
were a fitting fms to his administers
ton which. taken all in all, has been
one of the most remarkable of any
man who has ever presided over the
wild and turbulent sessions of the
House.
The President arrived nj the Capitol
about 10 o'clock and proceeded TO
sign the bills passed. y number of
members of the Cabinet and others
accompanied him. and occupied the
room with him.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-03-07
RAD \ honey.

The New York PJtSs talks as fol.
lows about tratic and money:
There WAS very little increase OF
business activity perccptible anywhere
last week. except in the Boston leather
market. but there was IL firucr tone
generally. TIE confidence inspired by
the selection of an experienced and
conservative business ina like Charles
Foster to be Secretary of the Treasury
was shown in a more favorable feel
ing on every side. which seemed As if
it were only waiting TOR Congress to
adjourn to develop into a very busy
spring trade of heavy volume.
There was a notable improvement
in the iron situation. apparently
greatest at Pitt>hurg. where the effects
of the coke strike and the Shutdown
in the Sh"naneO and Mahnuinc val
ley. are most felt in the shape of low
Some Of the standard brands
iron are scarce in this market, and i.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-03-07

lection with Injections 81 ttici.orlac
81 iodine. which lie repeats Al inter
vas vi Twelve hours. After four days
the animal. which under ordinary
circumstances would have died from
lock-jaw. is not only cured, but ren-
dered %imprevious to the disease. The
blood serum of such an animal has
been found in successive experiments
or mice TO act as Il complete cure.
IIankin's method for the cure of
anthrax Is to obtain from rats directly
the peculiar chemical product which
secures for them immunity from par
ticular diseases. and. after c%ultivating
and preparing it. injecting the extract
obtained into suffering animals. Both
discoveries are based, however. upon
the law of antagonism po>tulated by
Sir William Robert Grove in a lecture
at the ROYAL Institution. and Illustrated
as far rs bacteriology is concerned i'll
I paper by Mr.. IIankin. contributed TO
the British McdicdI Journal. entitled.
The Conflict Between the Organism
and the Microbe."-PdH Nall Gazette.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-03-07
Trustees Sale of Real Estate.

"riIElENS. Joseph Tiiwcil ard Louisa
w Eir. Tiiwcii. his vile. a: Ia" county Of
Car !rarleau. 4 ~ StatrCf Missouri. ly their
certain decd "i trust. dat! the first day al
December. r~irhtrcL huadr"l al eighty seven,
AID recorded in the Ecc' -dcr's Office of The
county Of zap GirariCau, in book q. al Trusts
and Mortgages, "l rage thTrr hu4trc-t and
thiTty-frUr E.sH. conveyed IN trust to- Cooper
lit the Follow inCd described rral estate, situate.
wing and briIg il the c"u ,tv of Cape Girar-
Tau ard state uf Missouri tp-wit:
All q: ilt I"rthw rst quarter "a. of the south
east .,uar..r r.) aUd the Suuthwrst quarter ~
%. the northeast quarter "a all in section
Jhirty-tWn ~ in township twenty-niur tn in
range eleven ND east, Containing eighty lsoI
acres
And. whereas. said note has long since he
come due aHd payable according to the true
= "r. Ia;" a.l effect 81 said note, and rcmia,a
WHra.. by til. ca,diiio-s NJ sail ie,io:
tn :. il l. also a:r'.d trat il Ease o. III
abs. Sc. ,ira.!,. r'ia.1l - act. Gr disability H.
.aNwi~. NJ tn trI'.r, / Eo1p'r IiItt. -
,a~rv o.. :l' lrb- ia IS ~ ti's d'cd OF trust.
t.;r-, the them act = >h"riTGf JaTr G;-aric=u
c'.t; ~. Missouri. az ts' %r"rIG"-t "f the lCE.l
holder 81 s?.t H";c. may pr rcctG To ~"ll thu
property i-r', .h-i.Tr H. rr,p4i, in Lcc-ril.cr
with said ia,'! of trust: aEi.
Whereas. The said |. J"hrcr Hit. trustee
~ aforesaid. ia, departed this life. row there
tore, I. NlcII { i.ic-virth. Sheriff ct the Gu Ity
at t7Ir .iirar,iyau. Missouri. at tine r,,urNt OF
tn" legal hold r az sairi rutr. a Il by virtue Of
IN" power ami authority in this emergency in
m2 V-st~i by said 4 ed Of trust. ari pursuant
To- the provisions Of said deed of trust. ! will,
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-03-07
The Domestic Doctor.

Try Il banda"e OF hot salt outside
the lace for neuralgia: fill the mouth
with hot salt in ca,e OF toothacie:
put a little hot salt in a pi,ce OF
Muslin and then put ii in the car for
Il second or two when earache is
troublesome.
The sick room should be kept warm.
light. airy. r!,an ard quiet. The
temperature should be- about 30
deg. F. In Group. diph:heria and
capillary bronchitis ii may he 50 deg.
+. with = moist air. Fresh air is As
important as fresh tcod-kccp the
room well Vent atcd. Open the
window at tie tup.
10 get rid OF Il cold send to the
druggist for a mixture containing
-alphatc oi a;r"pia two hundred
and fortieth of Il grain: bi-sulphatc OF
quiuiac. Two grains: and F'owlcr's
solution. five drops. 10 each dose
Take Il dose once in two hours for
throc or four times. or Until the throat
hegi!;> to feel slightly dry. If this
iocsnot entirely relieve the symptoms.
repeat the treatment tlc next day.
Copy this prescription carefully, and
Use il witt care as some of the in
gradients are poisonous. There is no
danger in using it if the directions
are followed exactly. Before going
to bed take IL warm bath. The next
morning sponge the body rapidly
with tcpid water, rubbing it hard
until the blood circulate quickly and
the skin is in a glow. Take more ex-
~crciScS than usual. and do not sit in a
hot room with the windows shut.
Mix a teaspOOnful of cream tartar in
a tumblcrful OF water and drink it
during the day. If there is con>tipa-
ton take Il gentle laxative. as q rhu-
barb pill. 1t is very important that
all the avenues of the body for carry
ing off waste matter should be wide
open.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-03-07

Wal Ephraham Linkum. an what
You see in de city," asked Uncle Nose
of his nephew a few days ago. when
that worthy returned from Richmond
tu!l of de larnin oh de city folkse>."
sec. Uncle Nose, man alive, sec
lie whole wori.'" said Epralam Lin
kun. Il >"e houses cr hundred times
b;grcrn Mars. Wits an Miss Liza'>.
Ca or hundred stories high. and some
ua en- had glass DOCS an wiL,lerS all
over il an | see kcrriacS wat went
cr long t'nuut no horse, nor mules
hitrhcd tor EN-. an You kud ride in
cu fer II nickel. an | SEE lamps in de
Streets wal made it lIghtcrn day all
night: an dcy Joan halter ill en- up
kasc dc lie runs on a wire an burns
II every pos an | sec"
she, up. niger. | amt aXcd o
Ter lie an if You lies ter me agin |
'clar you KANT 90 back ter de city"
"Unclc Nose | is tclIin De gospel
truf. and dies rot twrIerfonr@raphs. an
dcy talks to- each odder fer er hundred
milr>. an y"u Kin hear EN- ics as"
Niger t'unG,r,,j UH.lc Mo>a.
ii as y"u ia!e r;. !rr e. fool Dldn't
! ."ac io!c You n~"tio,o!l u"ao' lie Z"
~ii-r. Jn~l" Mas".i ca IyFc GOOD
a,S~ | amt tolr y":! no lies. and ven
icy tw"!crpl"onagrarh Il hey dressed
Mp il hiac close cH;mc al bring wat
ley want. aNcl enc o de boys wat
he gi; cr mont an lie say he git or
hundred dollars. IN | >peck he do
ease be say hi> close cos him or
hunicrd dollars. | tell you dey was
Gnc aud don't You iurgit II, an sec
! SEE sec"
"Lcok cr yer. ni%@cr. does You sur
marin | is er gpin Ter b1icve all wat
Won i, cr tcl!ia', You good-fcr-nuifin.
triiIia' Niger; you iis cit up in de
:nawniu' wen | calls Yer an 90 Ia wuk.
De city ain'f no fit place fur sch as
Won. Iou dun bin +" lie city Il whole
an KANT tummcmbcr wat yuy+
seed. | tell You it won't do. You
mu>-"
But. Uncle Nose" interrupted Eph-
Iaham. Il amt got dun tcllin wal i
"Shct up. Niger. | ain; got no time
listen to yo' CAB. Go out dar and
ut some wood fur yo' Aunt. Won
and. with the look Of one who
lad done a good act. Uncle Nose
"lAed back in lis chair. drew forth Il
square piece of tobacco. cut of
piece about an inch and a half
quarc. leaned back and so~Iiloquizcd
Wen | WIZ er boy if | had
r KUN home an tolc such tales as dat
Mar. Will 'uI er beat me nigh
cr death. but times is changed. Vas. )
ndeedy. times hain'l no no what der .
.>ed to be. al dat, q iac.-.bkaRydr t
J,HrCiGJ. I
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-03-07

The settlement Of the estate of The
Secretary Window shows that
he left only a modest fortune. An IN.
fortunate story has been circulated
that he left his family unprovided for.
but this is not the case. There can
be no better evidence Of Mr.. Win
dOm's stern integrity than this fac;
that after a lifetime spent in politics.
and after holding frequent positions
where millions Passed daily through
his hands. lie should die a compara-
lively poor man. The income from
Mr.. Windows estate is not large
enough to pay The rental of The house
he occupied on Massachusetts, avenue
and the family viii shortly leave it.
Some investments IN real catatc NAV
realize wcIl in several years. but they
are unproductivr now Two lie
assurances nctied his wife 5000.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-03-07

\ southeast Missouri editor recent
ly paid this city a visit. lie filed up
on common liquor as soon rs he
arrived in town. While under the
influence of the stuff" that makes
men rich for the time being. he shot
craps with some colorcd gents and
the African crap shooters ilccccd him
Of three dollars and fihs cents-al!
the money he lad. The next morn
Ing tlc poor quill driver was around
bright and carly irving t" raise the
wind "n a Eucklin patent medicine
alrr-hill. II is not necessary TO say
that the fellow is y Democrat.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-03-07
TAM ESE ANTHzS MoRraLyBUS
ES.E-

The provcrh in which the dead Hon
pns-ivciy figures i recalled by the
malignant and vcnomuus assaults OF
the Southeastern press upon the
memory and character Of Gen. Shcr-
man while the great general l"v Vet
unhari2d. The exhibition of post
humous spite which cannot at such Il
time at least maintain Stance. Is almost
inconccivahlc in its indeccncy. For
getlul of the fact that in the hour of
triumph. Sherman. instead OF sweet
ing the rebels mo the saa. granted
term, 50 generous that they were
criticised by his own government.
fo-gctful that 4 quarter centuary of
peace and prosperity had passed
since those stirring events. and that
the whole loyal nation. including zen.
johnson. whom ShcTman'S ntaanani-
nifty had male a lifcIon" friend. were
.escortin@ the General To his grave.
these Eowiin" iavkaIS of the Carolina> I
followed yclping behind the funeral
procession. and proceed to rip up the
SOds which cover the ashes. The in
temperance of such rirulant news
criticism is al the more d.-;ic-
.bIe in papers which. ike the Charles
Net-S and Corner. and Darling
.on NtTy. are edited by men Who are
personally acquainted with the feel
ny at the North. and the kindly and
.nagnanimous disposition of the
General himself. The bad taste. To
ay nothing Of the injustice, of such
expression is properly rcbuk-
d by the Y. \. UcIid. which. with
II il faults, has generally a decent
egard for the ordinary amenities of I
life and respectable journalism. {
[ says: There can be no shadow t
I Xcu for the publication OF such
ngry and Incorporate expressions al c
Is time. The plea OF loyalty 10 l
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-03-07
Sheriff's Sale OF School Land,

10y virtue AMI authority of ~ order of tn
II tou .ty CGIrt of CAP" Girarieau county
! ito the state Of Missouri, made o. the sixtrenti
| lay of December. eighteen hundred aud ninety
I I. The Undersigned Sheriff of Cane GirardcaI
county, ia the state of Missouri, Will, OF
Tuesday. the Fifth Day of May. 1891
/ VI the south door Of the court house in the city
~ jackson. in the county Of Cape Girarlcau
! state of Missouri, between the hours of niut
! O'Clock IN the forenoon and five O'Clock in ths
a.tersoo1 of that day AID during the session OF
tn. Circuit Court Of Cape !rau cOuaty.
Z cN .Dsc for sale the following dcscr.b bed 7. al g.
tate. situate. lying AID being IN the crUgty ni
Gap" Girar,icau, STATE Of Missouri, tO-wit:
Da" hundred AID siVty [I00l acres, the rorth-
east quarter: eighty l-|l acres, the Forth hail
Of the sputhraG quarter. and eighty IItl acrrs,
the cast half of the southwest quarter, all in
section sixteen isl. township twenty-rine l='l,
forth of range eleven IN fast. which land IL
to b. soil a. school land belonging to Corgrcs-
sipral Township Twenty, iEe t=Hl. north Of
range eleven I'M east. and shall rot be sold for
les than oIe dollar and twenty-five cents
lSl ~ per acre.
TEENS OF SALE:
Tho purchaser to give bond with good and
sufficient security. Iay able one year afier date
20 Cape Guardian comfy. for the Tse of the
inhabitants of Congressional Township TWEEN
iy-niIe, fsI range eleven M, which bpud
shall bear intcrst at the rate of ten per cent.
per aTUum Until paid.
Given u.drr my hand this twenty-seTenth
day Of February, lSI.
AUGUST BIERwfRTH,
irb sass Sheriff OF Cape Girar!eau Couaty.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-03-07

historic truth viii not answer. His
toric truth caa always wait til the
funeral is over. The spirit which
prompts such publications at such a
time i not only unmanly and un-
generous-it il unwisc and unpatriotic
in the last degree. lis manifestation
by q southern newspaper of high
repute affords the strongest possible
aid to the efforts Of incorporate
parti>aus at the North to keep alive
the animosities of the war period for
party purposes. There are men at
the South us well as at the North who
very greatly need TO learn that the
war ended Il quarter OF a century
ago"
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-03-07
-KAINTUCK-S New PRODUCT.

The state OF kcntucky-~Old Kahn,
tuck" as her natives delight 10 men
ton her-has always been high in
national renown for three great pro-
ducts-whi>kcy. horses. III The
entire United States drinks Kentucky
whisky. bets on Kentucky race horses.
and makes VOWS by the beauty and
virtue of Kentucky Omc These
three points of rcnown should be
enough fer II State. but within !;
few short weeks Kentucky has lcapcd
into the arena aS the center Of a new
prodnct-pOiitical whirlwind>.
The first of these new products was
raised by ono Henry W~attcr>on. the
man with one eye and IL giInlct
countenancc. who created the Star
Eyed Goddess OF Liberty. 1t was
done by that banc of human existence.
letter writing, and it LITERALLY swept
one i,a'ii j.. Hill from III" f:r. of
he political car;h-:hc Democrat.
political earth.
Bat. - il not Saii fed with raising
one r"li;ical u hirlW ind. ;hr Kentucky
miEd has evolve! another letter. which
has crra;ed even greater c%unmotion
than tn" first. Ih.. author of it i
senator hlplrIbct Blackburn. who j.
rcputcd to be able to drink sol
'sniitcr>" Of Kentucky whisky per
diem and Yet live. The object of i,
i one Grover Cleveland. Il retired
President of the United States and
Claimant for the Presidential success
ion. who has also been writing letters.
II is one of the Claimants letters on
silver that has enabled Mr.. Blackburn
to rear up on his hind legs and rai>r
this second Kentucky whirlwind. lie
declares in set terms that he docs
moi believe any ma can be elected
President in 80 who is opposed TO
free silver coinage
The senator Speaking for his own
party. of courcc. The Republican
party has always been able 10 elect
men who are in favor of honest moncy.
But he has settled Grover Clevcland's
chances for 1892 as et~lcc;ualiv aS
WattcrSon settled David b. Hills
chances. and the new Kentucky pro-
duct Will prove very popular with
Republicans if the political whirl-
continue 10 carry of Demo
cratic Presidential quantities at the
rate of tw" per monthly. J. Press.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-03-07

at PIii>burg most brands n, held
above last weeks prices. while a;
Philadelphia there have been more
transactions in crude iron. sheets. bill
lets. and steel plate al low prices. with
Il decidedly better outlook for large
deliveries in the course of this moath.
The bears. of course. continue TO
argue that TIE Increasing southern
production will keep prices from hay-
in% a speculative advance. bu; il i
Z possible that that Is a good thing: and
beyond that rrstrdinin" ciIcci. South
ern iron does not seem likely. for the
present. 10 produce any marked de-
preston. for those no control it, re-
laiions To The market seem to under
stand quite well the art of locking up
the supply with 'iew to protecting
prices against destructive ~cuInpcti-
ton.
The Press. however. sees 10 reason
10 change i'll opinion that the South
ern era OF cheap iron making means
no temporary depression il iron pre-
ducts. hut II new order of things. ,a!!-
ing for Il ~chcapeHiHg Of methods by
labor saving processes. and the more
extensive use of iron Tor Il variety a!
railroad aad architectural purposes for
which wood is now the chief ma
terial.
The government hes been absorb
IN" money again ycry heavily lately.
partly for payments of 1000. COG.
pensions due til, month. Money has
been somewhat tirmcr. there being an
increased demand for liElc leafs. and.
relatively to the capacity OF the mar
kct under tie circumstances. for a.
cominnGatinl Oh commercial paper.
Some gold cOn;inIrs to he exported.
aii the explanations are not Il, salts
factory IL could be desired. though
Tie fact that the German Government
loan could have been placed many
times over. 81 great was the demand
Tor il shows that thrr" i plenty Of
idle capital on the other side. But
with Congress out Of the way. it i
likely that a decided tendency to i'll
vcstmcnt in American enterprises by
both Americans and Europeans may.
set in. From Philadelphia. which is
a great center OF manufacturing capt.
tll, comes the intelligence that manu-
%tacturers are allowing scarcely any
over production in any department.
and this means increased activity in
production whenever confidence
causes the demand to exceed the pres
eat hand to mouth dimensions. There
is no reason why there should not be
eight or nine months of just such
active trade"
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-03-07
GIVE TIE INDIAN = CHANCE.

The New York Press and Buffalo
Bill" want the Indian 10 have Il chance
at civilization. Following is what
they say on the subject of civiiizinc
the Red Man:
Hon. William T. Cody, who i bet
Ter known rs buffalo Bill" i in Wash
in%ton c~ndcavoring TO secure Pcrni,-
sion of the Indian bureau 10 lake i
number of Indians from the rc>prra-
tionS 10 accompany Lis Wild West
show to Germany. lie has also been
agitatin@ the ga--age OF = bill! 10y which
Young Indians may ;!"ct To Icav" th"
reservations and engage in this or
other pursuit.. which las brought To
light The foolish requirement imposed
10y the government on the Indians to
remain Oh their reservations. Tn"
iutcrmin"Iing Of Indian and white
blood has ncyrr been considered in
the same ahhorrcnt li-ht Il the com
mingliu@ Of the black and white race.
and presents therefore no obstacle To-
Indians leaving the reservations and
losing their race identity 10y abs"rp-
sion. The mere .':r.'icn with Tie
Un. " r.c". :arra.h ~ mess ami
wor;Ii c,:rcate t;.n '"d.sn il tn" :ielt
direction. and ha ona mean, OF rrr.I-
anrnrlv settling IL" Indian prah::u'.
lem. If!hy Ia"igns could h. iriac-
diaiciy scattered generally throughout
thu entire United states. and put on
their WI II la Hiakc Il living.
there woUld bc an end 1T once Of all
Indian troubles. and such Of them rs
are wiiliu" to take their chances in
civilized regions ought 10 be allowed
the privilege. In other words. We
should give the Indian a chance"
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-03-07

The attorneys for the CHARLES F.
Vail case argued their motion for
the release of Vail on bond before
Judge Normile in the criminal court
in 1t. Louis Tuesday. but the Judge
has not yet rendered an opinion. 1t
is the general opinion that Vail will
he released and that his bond will
not exceed five thousand dollars.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-03-07

The greatest mcat-eatcrs i'll the
world arc the people Of America.
whose avciagc consumption is lGj
pounds per annurn. The english cornc
next. with an average of a little over
10 pounds. The French eat only a.
much meat a. the English. and tie
people of Germany. Austria and Ita!!
still less.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-03-07

No man can measure the strength
of the tide hat is rising for this MAI
who is not a candidate. bat whost
knowledge of affairs is as broad as
his reputation. Put your ear t the
ground and You can hear the tramp.
tramp. tramp. of the hosts that are
already voluntarily raliying around
hit standard and offering him their
service. lie may not he his party'S
! candidate in 90. but if lie is not. il
viii he because he will not. lie
certainly stands to-day as champion
supporter of every principle held
dear by every Republican not only.
but every American. IL other words.
no man is more essentially a lover and
promoter of this country'S besf IL
tcreStS than Mr.. Blaine. His long
acquaintance with public affairs and
public men renders him of all men in
this country the best equipped for
leadership. He has been tried AMI
never found wanting: he has been
villainously assaulted b. those who
should have been his best friends. but
he has never BETRAYED his party or
in the harness or out of il. and
he has been long enough now before
country. as CONSPICUOUS figure.
% disarm every enemy lie ever had
II any weapon that can he raised
against him. !.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-03-07

A DMI>ISTRATOR'S NOTI-E-Notice is
"A hereby given that /, the undersigned Public
Administratur of Cape Glrardcau county, Mis-
sour, have on the !sfh day OF January. Is9l,
taken charge Of the estate Ui Mary Ann brown.
deceased. with the will annexed, In the Probate
court Of saii count :, at Jackson, Missouri
All person, having claims against said estate
are required tC rN'Ihit them to him for allow
aTc'. witniH on: wear from tn" date of said
l'ttyr~ "r they may Ice Freclude'i from a'V bone
lit Of such c~ta:". all il SAIL claims be- lot cN-
hihitr-i within two ycars from the Hat of the
publication OF this notice. they will h. forever
barred. FREDERICK II. WELrttkE,
fcb.n3i Public administrator
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-03-07

The Rev. j. W. Ru>k. pastor of the
Methodist Protestant church al Laurel.
Dcllwarc. has returned from Il special
Koch treatment in Baltimore. lie
Was given up las; summer As Il hope
less consumptivc. But he preached
sunday with his Old-rime vi2"r and
SAYS he feels that he Is permanent!
rnrnI
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-03-07

\ bill creating the office of Circuit
Attorney has been passed by the Sen.
ate of this State and is likely to be-
come a law. Thi, will do away with
the office of County Attorney, and il
will be the duty of the Circuit Attor-
ney 10 accompany the Circuit Judge
over his Judicial Circuit and to attend
to all cases in which the State is in
tcrested. That Used To be the law in
this State and it was much more sat
isfactory than the present law.