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LAWYERS.
J OHM H. MVIJUT,
Attorney At Law
CAIRO i ILLINOIS.
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CAIRO, ILLINOIS, SUNDAY, JULY tfO, 187G.
NO. 187.
At 11 BlM.rmi Offloe. Cairo, Illinois
THE BULLETIN
aisassssssssssssassssssssssssss
COHE MID MM.
was
Fresh, Pure and Natural, an furnisbed by Old Mother Earth " FOB
THE HEALING OF THE NATIONS." Obtained Direct
from their Sources and Kept on Ice by
BARCLAY BROS.
AT ! - ii
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN LION
esda mm mm
DSTE3
Of Waukesha, Wisconsin,
Claim to be a specific In all cue of Dlabet, Inflaination of the Kidneys, Inflamation
of the Neck ol the Bladder and ITretbev loflatnation of the Bladder, Dropsy, Uouty
Hwellimr, Stoppage of 1'rinft, Albumenuri, Kopy or cloudy Lrlue, Brick Dust De
posit; Thick, Morbid, Bilious and Dark Appearlnir Trine, with Bone Dut In-posit ;
Burning Sensation with Sharp l'alns when voiding Trine: Heinorraite of the Kidney,
I'ain iu the Kidney and Lions, Torpid Liver, Indigestion, Calculus, and Female
Weaknes.
There I no remedial aifont koowa to man thet can cure the foregoing deeaes an
effectually a Bethesda Water. Thin fact has been demonstrated wherever the water
has been uied according to direction; which can le had a the General Agents' by ap
plication to them. The wtUr Is sweet and pleasant to the tate. Itcan be drank at all
hours. AVhy should any one miller wh'le this water I e vlly obtained ?
IIT Dl! HAWLEY HEATH, of UoO Broadway, ew York, gives the following list
of recent cure within hit practice :
f'ontinuatlon of cure by BETHKsOA SPRISti WA I Kit, after the patient have been
pronounced bevotid relief though thy are not a tithe or those daily received :
rlACCUAIUNli KIABETE.H llcv. Thomas Penrose, Sea Cliff and Brooklyn : Mortis
brown, l'enn Yan; Major Burt, Mr. Barber, Mr. ,uion, Kindcrhook ; Mr. Saunder,
ew Y'ork. , ....
BIlKillT'S IMSEASK.I. Oould, Hudson: Mr. Judge an Cott, Caleb Morgan,
Mr. Barnea, Mount Vernon: V. W. Seror. Sin Sine; Mr Alderman. Mr. Hall, Mrs.
Wilcox, New York ; Ur. ;. W, Ileal, Mr ltMing. Mrs. Hero. Mr. Jam, Brooklyn.
I ' LC'KKATION OK THE BLADDCK-K. Colfax, liuff.lo; T. .1. Cox, New York.
What Sunreou-Ocnera; Wolcott and other prom nent Medical Men nay about the
Belheoda Water.
MiLWliCKK,;Janmry 1, 1.3.
I am graUiled D find that the oplninu itiven by m, over two year ago, on the
mediviual properties of the Betbesda Water, ha. been fully sustained and continued by
Its use, in a at number and variety of case. Involving the urinary organ. In many
nay In moat of sucn cae, I do not hssitate to aay that It 1 va-tly superior to any
other remedy known to the protelon. K. B. WOLCOTT. M. I.
We fully concur in the above : O. I. Wobott, M. I; J. K. tlamer, M. l., Diabetei ;
H. Xelowsk'l, M. I ; J. M. Allen, M. If.
BLUE JACK
h!u Ick Water, in IU llrpuiic ftt, i jLeTi.tjd Tonic, Uiurttir, Altrratlve and Aperient,
putifyiri; and enriching tK blood, and MimuUonii every acctrliog organ ot the ctultoray,
Ir. Hiihen Peter, the duiiiiguiined aaaly-l,
Saline aiui .ulphiir wateim are quite frequent, curnAMiively, in , mi blue limestone ttrat; tut atnoit
ll the Spring of thit nature, knowoal prent , on thia fi rnwiluu, in kciilix.k) . None are mi valubiul
' rerariLLle, in many mtcu, a. (hM of Hie luwet blue I jck .
Fresh From the Spring: at Saratoga.
The
aperient
It it.
water of the Evcelaior Spring U invaluible, removing and preventing, I y Ut
ai.d alterative eflei t. the iucipivnt forma of dieaae.
highly recommended bv the moat eminent phyielan. nd in ued with Rieat
n the treatment of iJyapepala, Constipation of the Bowels, Adectiona ol the
11.4 4 ' 1 1 t n r.r.11 d IklBA.U,.. Bt.. It Iti u'.il tkfi K Vl 1 1 n t
aucceaH 1
l.iver an
ill nrjury r rirr", whjuhh, muiucwu, -1 . . . - . ......
lor the Headache, and a pUaant and healthful beverage.
romedy
Mineral
krupenict
All
water frequently preterit medicinal virtue,
of the above Waters for sale on draught in Bottles, by the Gallon in
JiMrs or Kan. or by the Barred by
BAHGLAY BROS., Druggists,
AT THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN LION,
74 Ohio Levee, Cairo, 111.
GILES, BRO.& CO.
Wholesale
JEWELERS
NOS. 2EE t 268 VB(SH AVE., CHICAGO.
WK AKE SI'ECIAL A GENT 8 'OB
ELGIN WATCHES,
ANH HAVE A
HOWARD
AMI AN EMLESi
l.lie' Fine Gold Watchea,
Diumonda,
Uolu Jlri i iiain,
Gold N-k Chaina,
Silver Veat Ckaiua,
'lahle Catora,
Cake llatkeU,
Nut I'icka,
Card 8Uuiti
Natikiu Kiugi,
Waiter,
Butter IUhea
Gold Kiuga,
l.Kia lixitu ricaa.
Gold Watch Keya,
Coral Head,
Coral Necklace,,
Coral Seta and King,
lirome ttriuuutuU,
frilver tipooua,
Teja Seta,
Offlce and Parlor Clocks of every
als and Tools for Jewelers.
rf Every one vieltiug CHICAGO ahould call at our eaUblUhrnent and examine our Gooda"S
The CheaiieHt Priiiea ia our Motto
I 3NT O XT
X3
dMk Life kmtm
SOCIETY. Oi.WJS lUaK,
On the Savings Bank Plan 'or your Own Benefit;
Or LIFE or ENDOWMENT FOB YOUB8EW AND FAMILY.
LARGE DIVIDENDS PAID EVERY YEAR I
SURPLUS,.
AS8STS,
TITEj
ISIS
In their u, luth cannot be iccuunte.1
O ttl.
and Retail
1'L'I.L STOCK Or
WATCHES
YAUIETV OF
Coffee I" ms,
Syrup lihe.
Spoun lioldera,
t upi and Gobleta,
Braoeleta,
Gold Tliimblea,
Silvar ibiiulilea,
Gold Locketa,
tihirt Stud,
Seal K.nKa,
l.allea' et8,
1'earl Seta,
Ice I'itchera,
Opera Glaaaea, Ac
Description.
Watch Materi-
ir T
I 4.516,912 42.
.129,038 087 70.
E. A.' BURNETT, Agt.
$hc juHtifnt.
TIICTILDKX BrI.K-K05IU.
Hear Dana'a born, at early morn.
Hard, 1y the Jay llojld, "tall-tower"
btiUdiu't
The long blact tine the aniry Blni?.
And tbe red ltobcon xweiir at Tilden.
Blow, Dana, blow, et the King robbers
reeling;
And an wer, Babeock, answer, nU-aling,
atcalitK, 'tealing.
O bark, O bear! bow thin and tjueer
The claim that JJayt ii ever going
To break tbe Hinge and other thing
That keep tbe public debt a-growing.
Blow, Dana, let us hear tbe awiuMi herd
a-squeallng.
And answer, Secor, answer, stealing, ateal
Ing, stealing.
O Grant, you die, and llayea. you lie,
In claiming you can dam thia river.
Yotir Kings control head, tail and whole,
And rob forever, and forever,
Blow, Dana, blow, utt the King raecils
reeling ;
And answer, Belknup, answer, hUaling,
etcaling, stealing.
A BLOW AT THE LOTTERIES.
I From tbe New Y'ork Herald.
For a long period tlio managers of lot
teries in the Tsrious states aud their agents
in this city have used the New Y'ork pont
office as a medium of communication with
the public. It affords security to swindlers
and save office rent and personal contact
with people who buy ticket and lose their
money. In consequence of numerous com
plaint postmaster James derided to flop
the bu-inepe, and on July first Issued tin or
der that on and after that date boxes would
cot be rented to lottery agent, and that all
moneys received on account of lotteries
would be retained and returned to the
aender.
The immediate cause of this action a
the many complaint in regard to the
"Wyoming Lottery," which ha been ex
tensively advertised. IVople who have
purchaed tickets cla'ui that there lia been
no drawing, and that if there has been, the
prizes have never been made apparent.
The manager of the Wyoming lottery Is
Mr. J. M. Pattee. He was formerly the
mur.acer of the Omaha Temple lottery,
which was known a few years ago a a gi
gantic fraud. Mr. l'attee sent out 10,0.0
circular through the mail. When stopped
In New York be shifted to Klrertide, N. J.
From here, through bis brother-in-law, N.
S. Head, he flooded the country with cir
culars, recommending purchase! of tickets
to send money by exprci.
This action of tbe New York postmaster
stirred up tbe lottery men to action and
they proceeded to Washington and made
complaint to the Postmaster General. In
t..J of M-nding open circuUr they sent
letters through the mails, which in a great
measure enabled them t) continue tbe
business. Ibe postmaster communicated
with tbe Washington authorities, and con
gress took the matter in bund. The result
U seen in llm l Mowing order from the
Postmaster tieiieral, stopping the lotU'iy
btisiiietii, so lur a the Cuited States mail
are concerned :
Pot CMice Department, 1
Washington, V. C, July 13, 137G-
Sir The following has been enacted by
congress and approved by the president :
bee. 'i. That section :i,ii4 ol IheltcVised
Statute, be and i hereby amended by strik
ing out "illegal" iu the lir-t line of said
seetioD
Tbe section, as amended, will read as
follows :
.Sec. 4 KM. That it shall not bo lawful to
convey by mail, nor to deposit in a post
office to be sent by mall, any letters or cir
culars concerning lotteries, so-called gilt
concert, or other similar enterprise otter
lug prizes or concerning avheme devised
and intended to deceive and defraud the
public for the rurpose of obtaining money
under false pretenses, and a )eualty of not
more than (500, nor not less than s100, with
cost of prosecution, i hereby imposed, up
on conviction in and federal court of tbe
violation of thi section.
It will be observed tint by this amend
ment letters and circular rcUting to all
lotteries, without regard to the character
of such lotteries, are declared unmailable,
and that the depositing of such letters or
circulars in the post office, to be sent by
mail. Is an otic use to be published, upon
conviction, by a tine of not less than tloo,
nor more than ?joo, and the cost of prose
cution. . JAMES N. TY'NElt,
Postmsstcr General.
TUK L01TKRIE4 AFFKCTKD
by this materially are the Wyoming and
Kentucky State Lottery, the Louisiana
Stat Lottery, the Havana Lottery of the
Island of Cuba, and the Kentucky Cash
distribution company, AU of these have
done a vast business through the New
York post office.
Since July riret the postmaster has stopped
many thousand of letter addressed to tbe
above Wyoming Lottery, containing sums
varyina from tl to f iQ, and is receiving
large sums daily. This, ol course, baa been
a severe check to the business of what are
considered quar" lotterit .
In a conversation with one of the promi
nent agent of the Kentucky Lottery yes
terday be stated the law did not apply to
them, for the lattery was legitimate and not
gotten up with the "intention to deceive"
the public ; that tbe law, now that tbe word
"illegal" ba been eliminated, only applies
to coucern that are manifest swindles.
This will be an interesting point which tbe
managers, Simmons & Dickinson, propose
to content with the post office authorities.
Tbe Louisiana State Lottery of New Or
Icaus, with an agency here, pay Uri.Oet
per year to the free school fuud, aud i
chartered by the slate of Louisiana.
Had the lottery men kuowu of this con
templated actlou they would have taken
active measure to defeat it.
MISFIT CARPETS.
English Brussels. Three Ply aud lnyrulu,
abto, btair Carpeta.Yelvet Bug, Crumb
Cloths, Oil C loths, etc., very cheap
at the Old Place
112 FULTON ST., NEW YORK.
Carpet careful I7 packed and sent to any
part of the Toiled State free of charge.
tr-a.EXD.rOR PRICE LIST
7 4 ly. J. . BENDALL.
fOBTY T ElStS BKFOltE TMK PIRL1C.
BE. C. PLANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
-OR-
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
1MIE countenance is jale ami
leaden-colored, with occasional
flushes, or a circumscribed sjiot on
one or loth cheeks ; the eyes become
dull ; the pupils dilate J an azure semi
circle runs along the lower eye-lid;
the nose is irritated, swells, and some
times bleeds ; a swelling of the uptier
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throbbing 'of the ears ; an
unusual secretion of saliva; slimy or
furred tongue ; breath very foul, par
ticularly in the morning; apjictite
variable, sometimes voracious, with a
gnawing sensation of the stomach, at
others, entirely gone ; fleeting pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
and vomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen ; bowels irregular,
at times costive ; stools slimy; not
unfre'piently tinged with blood ;
belly swollen and hard ; urine fur
bid ; respiration occasionally diffi
cult, and accompanied by hiccough ;
cough sometimesdry and convulsive;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding of the teeth ; temj)er varia
ble, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR. C. MVLANK'S VERMIFUGE
Will certainly cTcct a cure.
IT DOF.S NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form ; it is an innocent prepa
ration , not capable of ttoit:.; the slin-t-est
injury to the tnost temier infant.
The genuine Dr. MLaxe's Vi:r
MirutiE bear; the signatures of C.
MVI.ANEand Heming lir.os. on the
wrapper.
: o :
DR. C. MCLANE'S
LIVER PILLS.
These Pills arc not recommended
a a rc-mii.ly for " all the ills that
11 :'sh 'a heir Id," but in aifrclinn.? of
the Liver, nnd in all IJiliou (,'um
plainly, Dysjxjpsia aud .Sick Ilcad
nehp, or li.-easvs of that character,
tiny rtand without a rival.
AC! I'll AND FE VEIL
N b; tcr cathartic can ha uc-d
preparatory to, or after taking ("ui-
tiil.C.
Ai a simple purgative they are
liu.HttalJ. . ,
UliWArtE OK mitATIOXS.
The genuine are d.-vit Mirar
coated.
Each box lias a red wax fettl on
the lid, with the impres-sion Di:.
MVEaxe'h Liver I'illh.
Each wrapperbears tliesignatuit s
of . MLAXEand Fi.eminij lii:...t.
Sold by all respectable dritists
and country storekeepers '.'Hit-rally".
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(except Mouilay) in the Ilull. tm Building, cor
ner Washington avenue ami Twel.Xh street.
Thb Iti U-ans ia served to city subscribers by
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payable weekly. IlyMail, (iu a.lvanc ), 110 per
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OommoBioations upon aubjaoU of fan
ral InUraat to tbe p'ublla aolioUed.
mAll Buainra, Letter ahould be addressed to
Cairo Bullotsss Cosssaaay.
'OMlliIOM MfcKCIIAKT.
SraATTON & BlSi),"
Wholesale Grocers
And-
CJommission Merchants
AGENTS AMERICAN POWDER CO
57 Ohio Levee.
CAIRO
BOX and BASKET CO
Dealer in
LUMBEB,
AU kinds (hunt aud sort,)
FLOORING, SIDING, LATII, &e.
Mill and Yard.
Jornor Thirty-Fourth Street and
Ohio Levee.
G. D WILLIAMSON,
Wholesale Grocer
And I eal-r in
BOAT STORES,
Commission Merchant,
No. 76 OHIO LEVEE.
S
PECTAL attentioi iriven toconsiptiments an I
nlliruc onlera
P. CUHL,
Emliisivc
Flour Merchant
Millers' Agent.
No so Ohio Levee,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
T tf.
NTCin no AT.
Evansville, Cairo and Memphis
Steam Packet Co.,
"FOU"
Faducah, Shawneetown, Evnns
ville, Louisville, Cincinnati
and all way landings.
Tile I lHit nide Wllrt:l St. Hill
ARKANSAS BELLE,
WaLTKR B. I'KN.VINOTON Alii-ter
ClIAKl.LS I'kNMSi.TON t'telK
Will leave I'a'ro ev,-ry W EUNESMAV at C
o't'lix k . in.
1 lie fleet stramc r
IDLEWILD,
liKM Huwaru Master
Id. Iiiowas Cuik
leaves Cairo every 8ATl:KUAV.
Each boat makes close connection at Cairo
Willi Urn t-clasa stinmcis fur M Luuia, Mem
phis aud New Orleans, aud ut Kvanaville with
the K. &C. It. It liirallpoiiiUXurtliaiid Last,
and Willi the liuisvilie alail hu-ainer to tall
liointa on the I .'ppcr Oliio, trivtuir through re
teipta ou fivighu aud paaseiiKers to all poiuts
trilititary.
for urther information apply to
bOL. MLVtlt, Passenger Agent.
IIAl.LltAYHKOS.,lA ,
J. il. I'HLLUI-b, j Elis
or to ti J. tiKAMMKK,
.superintendent and Goneral Kreiirlit Agvnt,
lu-4-fti-lv. hvausville ludiuua.
WAUOXH.
CARL PETERS,
HORSE SHOER,
BLACKSMITH
AMD
Wagon Maker,
SIXTIT STREET, Between OniO
LEVEE AND COMMERCIAL
AVENUE.
Manufactures his own Horse Shoes and
can Assure Good Work.
PATRONAGE SOLICITED
-i-liu
VARIKTY STOKE.
NTew-York Store
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Xiarsost
VARIETY STOCK
IN THE CITY.
Oooda Sold Very CUae.
Oornsf 19tb St. and Commercial At
CAISO, XLLLWOM
4 C O. PATIXB ft CO.
1IASK.
THE
City National Bank
CAIRO, ILLINOS.
CAPITAL, - - $100,000
orrirtns
p 1ILT.M)AY, PresMent.
IIKMtY I. IIALLIDAY, i PreM
A . It SAKPMKII, CsHhier.
WAI.TKK 1IYM.OP. Ass'i Cashier.
MKKCT0K5:
P. !TAAT TaVI.OH, K. It. C0M!flfA)l,
II L. IIAI.I.IDAT, W. 1'. liAlJ.IIIAT,
Ul. WlLLt AKs.iS bTKPiiax Kino,
' A . U. BArpoitn,
Exchange, Coin and United States
- lionds Bought and Sold.
D
KPOHITS rweivcl and s geuiral ImDklng
iHisiness (lone.
C Itross, President. II. Wslls, Cashier.
P. Ken", Vice Pre 'I. T. d. Kerth, Asst. nsii'r
T
5
Corner Commercial Ave. and 8th Street
CAino. itjTjs.
IHUKCT01W.
K. llros, Cairo. Wm. K luxe, Cairo.
P. Neff, Cairo. Win Woll'e, t Him.
. usanka, Cairo. It. I.. Itilliniride;-, y t t.ouia
r . I inli r, t mro II. Well. Cairo.
P. II. Ilrinknmn, St. Ixitiia.
Uenetnl Hnnkinff Rnilue Doao.
ST-Exchatipe aold and ItiiUffht Interent paid
11 the Saviuira I parini. lit. t.llertiuna iiuule,
nd all b'H in est iiromiitlv attemtiHl to.
Enterprise Savings
BANK.
CHARTERED MARCH 21. 1889
CITY NATIONAL BANK, CAIRO
oFTtcans:
A. B. HAFFOIUi, President.
3 9 TAYl.OU, Vice President.
W. IIYSI.OP, tvec'y and Treaaurer.
DinxtToit:
P.Y. IlARt.LAV, CllAS. GALtonaa,
f. M. hTot KKl.tril, I'AILt, .Slmuh,
It. II. Cl'NNINOHAM, It. L. llALLIDAV,
J. M. PuiLLies.
I
iTFUVDT nalil nn Huimsil. nf ll.a r.l nl .iK
...... . ki .. -..1. 1 . ..... I uua. ..,
r 1 iiiK-irni mil M iiii'imn 11 I. wi'ir I uiiiun
liutely fo the principal of the deposit, thereby
(iviur Uiein rutiipound iuteret.
I ,.....u. .;.i. 1 ...1.1... I
Married Women and 6hildren may
Deposit money ana no one
else can draw it.
open eviry husiiieHduy iMmDu m. to 3 p.m.
I J Saturday en iiitura tor bavinga depoaita only
roiu u to e o'cloi k.
W. HYSI.OP. Treasurer.
4 1..
Coal Goal
PITTSBURGH,
PARADISE,
MT. CARBON(Big Muddy)
ANU
PEYTONA CANNEL
GOAL!
Orders for Coal by the car-load
i.orc, or in hogsheads, for shipment
promptly attended to.
ItSrTo largo consumers and all
nanufacturers, we are prepared
to supply any quantity, by the
month or year, at uniform rates.
CAIEO CITT COAL COMPANY.
rj-IIalliilay Itro.'s office, No. 70 Ohio Levee.
I f-llairiday lfro ' wharfbottt.
t f"At Kgyptiau Milla, or
tfAt the Coal liump, foot of Tau ry-Eigblb
g'rert
SJT-I'oat Offloe Drawer,
IXNVRAXCT..
INSURANCE.
ESTABLISHED 1858.
3 AFFORD, MORRIS
AND CANDEK
General
Insurance Agents
73 OHIO LEVEE,
City National Bank Building, np-stair.
;ha Oldest Established Agency In Sout -rn
Illinois, mpresantiuK or
105 000 000
DANIEL LAMPERT
Fathionable Barber
NORTH SIDE OF EIGHTH STREE1
two ! Waahlnsrtoa and Oomsasreia
Avnotaso:;
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Illinois.
The BullcHn
Will steadfastlj op pone the policies ol tu
Republican party, and reluse to be tram
welled tbe dictation o( any clique in tbe
Democratic organization.
It bedeves that tbe Republican party das
ultilkd its mission, and that the Demo
irallo party as now organized shoulu tere
tored to power.
It bt'.ievci tbe ltadica.1 tyranny that be
or several year oppressed tbe Poutt
ihould be overthrown and the people r I iu
ioutbotn SUte permitted to c octroi the u
swn atfair-s.
it believe that railroad corpoiatloa
ihould be prohibited by legislative et u U
citnia from extorlini; and unjustly di-scnui-inatln'
in their business trane&f t'.ons wit!)
ibe public.
It rcrognieN tbe equality o be
fore tbe law.
It advocate ires commerce tart 11 tot
fevetiue only.
It advocates resumption ol specie pay.
uent, and honest p-iyuient of tbe public
debt.
It advoi &us economy in tbe a I insinua
tion ol public aOairs
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