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DAILY CAIRO BULLETIN VOLUME X. CAIRO, ILLINOIS, FRIDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 21, 137!). NEW SEIUES---NO. 207 ITT 171 IXjDj OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. City OIJiWH. Mayor Henry Winter. 'I'reaaarcr -U. F. Parkur. C'lurk-J. a. Phlllla. Counaclor-Wm. U. Gilbert. Marahal-!. I). Artcr. Attornev-W.O.. McOec. Police Magiatral-J. i, lilrcJ. IIOAIll. or AUllMtHKH. Flint Ward-4ien. Ywtiin. Wm. O'Callahari. HomU Ward-Wend Ultlenhouac, N. H. Thlatle- WOMl. Third Wiinl-W. P. Wright. John Wood. Kourlh Ward -Charles O. Patlur, U. J. Foley. Fifth Ward -T. W. llalllday, Chaa. Lancaaler. ttttttt jrjKNTII YEAR. T T ttt mi mi u a iiiiiiiiii if ii IIII HII Count v Officers. (). A. Darker. .1. A. Kcuee. Circuit Judge nrmli clerk- County Judge- 11. h. Yotutu. ;oiinty Clerk h. .1. iinmni. . County Attorn)- W. C. .Mill key. County Treasurer- A. J. Allien. rtliorillV Jolin lludgr. Coroner- It. r'u.'.-e-ii i . County Coiniul-Koi.er-';' W. llalllday. M. Brown, Hamucl llrllcy. CIIIWIKX A Kit! CAN M. ..- Fourteenth Ktr-H. between Wilnnt and Cedar atrecla; aerrlcea Sabhuth II a. mi. and 7::o p. in.; Mind;)- School 1:SU p. m. (HRINTIAX- tt!i;MwMh street; mealing Sab J hath ld::;up. in.; jjn.-whlna occasionally. CMIUKCU OK TUK llKDKKMKK Eplaeorial) J Fourteenth elreet; Morning prayers (Sabtiutii) I0:W a. ia.;menliig prayers, 7 ::l p.m.; Sabbutu school 4 a. ru. Itcv. Kt. J. Dillon-Leu. Rector. 171 H8T MISSIONARY IIAPTIST CIIIHCH. 1 Preaching at W M) a. m., .1 p. m.. and 7 ::U p. m. bsbbaili school at 7:SU p. in. Rev. '1'. J. Shores, paUr. I UTIIKKAN -Thirteenth rect; services Snh J hath II a. m. and 7:30 p. ui.; Sunday school I a. ni. He. Duerachiiur. uastor. MP.THODlS.T-('or. F.lguth and Walnut street; Preaching Kabhatu Iu::J a. m. and 7 p.m.; prayer mrcilug, Wednesday "!:' p. m.; huuday School. 3 p. m. Re. A. I'. Murriaon, paelor. 1HKSBYTKHI AN Eighth rtmti preaching on Habbath at 11:) a. in. and 7::ip. m.; prayer sjieetlgg Wedne.d.i at 7::Mp. m.; huuday bUiool at a p. m. He. 11. V. txorgc, pastor. CKCOSD FRF.KAVILL IIAPTIST - FifteeMb k7 street, between Walnut and Cedar street; ser view habhath at 3 and 7::l p. m. ST. JOHKPH'S (Human C'uthollci Comer Cro and Walnut atrei-u; nervier riibbath !(): ) a. ui.; Hunday rich'Kil at 4 p. m.; capers i p. m.; ticca every day at . p. m. CT. PATRICK'! -(Roman Catholic) Corner Ninth street and Washington avenu fcsUi H and 10 a. m.; epra .1 p. m. i p. m. ; M?rvlceti every dy at p p. m prieal. a-Tvices hub- riniidar Srhuol Itv. Y . Zabc TIV!TA!!LK. Arrival and Departure of Trains. ILMXOIS CKNTKAI. RAILROAD. Kxprnaa .Vail Kreizht' Frelishtt Arrive. Uepart . S UU p.m. 1:10 p. in . 4-'Jk.m. 11 1'p m . 810 a m 4:Uia m l .viti m. riitou m 7i . 1 1.; ; i in' i'lVCKNN ES HA 1 1.KOA I). Arrivo. Depart, a, 11 . 10:"' p.m. 4:4." a.m. sT Lulls; I. M AND hOUTHKKN It A I Lit' A I ' y,.,rrul ... r.:iatn. 4:UJpm ' i-!l!( AMI ST. LOl lS ItAlLKOAD. Arrivi!. Depart nironeh Eipra 5:11 p.m. 10 :' MurpbylKro An onnn')datlon.lS:Mp.m. :ljp.m r.icpt nllnoy. tcicci THK MAILS. C1 KNKRAL DKLIVERY open . ::J m.; clo.;a f ::ip.m.; Sanday:nto a.m. Muney lirdcr Department open at 8 a. m.; toe "Throiv'h F.tpr- Malld v( tllinola Central and ui. iv...l if. Iln.i.1ii rime at M il D. in. Cairo and 1'opiar lilull Through aud Way Mall rlowa at 1-3U p. rn. . ... vl-. u.n u itllnnln Central. Cairo and in ctnnoa and MunJuppi Central lUllroada cloe at Way Mall for Narrow Gauge Railroad clonei at "airoand ICvar.ailllr RWer Route cloin at I:3D p. in. daliy (eicepl rna&y). RAILROADS. THE DAILY Bl'LLKTI.N. The Cairo Bulletin cntera upon It tenth year with a coinpleiu new oultlt and a determination to make It lu ull recpecta worthy the aupport of Ita putroun. MK. ALIlKiri'CHOOKKH. the well known drill'- ulat and apothecary, ol hpriiivvale, .Me., ulwuyo vlc everv oue troubled viltu Dheumiilli'm to try VEUKIl.Nr.. 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LLL L L L YV V L YY Y YY YYY IJIJIlIlIlIi IJ IJCBBB Ii (jAIUO cfe VLNCENNES 11. R. ROUTE TO it IJUIiBDB" ITU ITU U U U V U U UUUU LLL L L L L LLLLLLL LLL L L L L LLLLLLL SUBSCTUBE AT OXCE. SUltSCUIBE AT ONCE. SUBSCRIBE AT ONCE. SUBSCRIBE AT ONCE. SUBSCRIBE AT ONCE. SUBSCRIBE AT ONCE. The Dailv Bulletin In server! tn cHv nihucribeM bv car riero at TWEXTY-KIVE CKS'Ls per week, paynhle wit'Uly. Jiy mail 'in advance): one year H: MX moutlm. three month one month, fel. Pontile free AiIvertMne IUtea; Klmt Inaertiorii pi r eq'iure Sulie(i'.ient insertion Kor one week, pernquare :Kor two weekf. per aquaro. . . 'For three weeks, per equare. !Kor one month, per aqtiare.. . bach additional nquare VF.IiKTIXK jVll7riwiVTl? wrj i . ii vj VI WILL CURK RHEUMATISM. ii trad- Latest News. MARKETS RYTELEGRAril tion to tlio prnrtico in courts of clmnccry of of 1872, its follows: Sec. 17. If tlio (Icfcmli nt Hlinll appear lit tlio next term nutl offer to file tils answer to the bill showing miflicient ennso und fiw .. 3.00 .. 4.W .: etu .. 7ti .. 4 00 . Read His Statement. Hl'HINOVAU!. M.. Oct. IS. 187(1. Mil. II. It. Ktkvf:nh; Deur Sir. Fifteen veiirn aeo lat fall I waa taken nick with kheiimntlem. waa tinublu to move until the next April, rrom that time until three year ni!i tli Ih fnll I auffered everything with rheumatism. Sometlmea there would be woeka at a time that I could not Hep onu atep; theeo utt icka were quite often. I cufl'crcj everything that n niau could. Over three veara ao lnxt aprlnij I commenced tak iiiK VtoKTiNCand followed It up until I had taken He. veil bottle" ; have had uo rlieuuiHtlHin cince that time. I alwaya udvlne every one that b troubled with rheumutlHin to try KntTiK. and not autrer for veara a I have done. ThU atutement U irratul- toua aa far aa .Mr. Mevenn l eoneerneil. Youra. etc. AMSKKT CROOKkK. Firm of A. CrookerA Co., Dru-j;i-ti' Jt Apotheearl VEGETINE HAS ENTIRELY CURED ME. Boston. Oct. 18. 1STI). Ma. it. II. Stkvknm:- - Dear Sir. My (laiiL'ter, Mfter bavins a aevere :tl- tack of w hooping couli. aa left in a feejile rtatu of health. lieln:' advicd by a friend, die tried thu Yr.iikTiNK, and after lining a few bottlen, wan fully re.tored to health. I have beet, a great auffwrer from rneiimntlam. I have taken aeverul buttlei of the Vkoktisb for thla complaint, nudaiii happy towiy It baa entirely cured me. I nave recommeuni n uie koktikk to otuera with the anme zood re-illtx. It la a threat clcunaer und tiurifyer of the blood; It ia plea-ant to t;tkc; aud 1 can cheerfully recommend it. JAMKrt .MuKSK, -m Athena Street. RIILOIATISM Is a DISKASE of the BLOOD. The blood. In thl dlaeaae, la found to contain an exi-taa of fibrin. Vkoatink acta by converting the the blood fr m ita diaeaaed condition to a healthy circulation. Ykuktisb regnlutea the bowela, which la very important In thin complaint. One bottle of Vr.ohTi.skwiil :ive relief. lint to efl'ect a p'rinanent cure it mint be taken regularly, and may lake aev ral nottiea, ea necially In cu-e or Ion aumtllng. Ykoktink la aold by ail drtigglata. Try it, and your Vermel win r.e Hie aame aa lliui 01 ttiotiaamm oe fnri) you. who aay. "I never found ao mm h relief aa from the um- of Ykoktink." which la composed en cluaively of llurk-. ltoota and Her lie. Vr.oETtsr.." aava a lioaton phvatclan. "haa no equal u a blood purifier. Hearing of Ita many wonderful curea. ufter all otln r remediea hud failed, I vicited the lalratory and convinced mrrelf of ita genuine merit. It la prepared from harka, roota and herba. each of which la highly effective, and they are compounded in mca a manner an to pro. duce artoLiahlng ixaulta." VEGETINE. NOTHING EQUAL TO IT. Hol-tii Sai.em, Ma.,Sov. 14, ItiTO. Mb. II. It. Steven :- Dear Sir. I have been troublctl with wrofnla, canker, and livereomplaiut for three year: noth ing ever did me any good nntil I commenced uaing the Veoetine. I conaider there la nothing equal to It tor aueb cointilalnta. Can heartily rocoinniend It to everybody. Youra trulv. MRS. LIZZIE M. PACKARD. No. 14 Lagmnge atruet, South Salem Ma-a. VEGETINE I'KKPAltED BY -II. R. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS. .VeiretiiiP is Sold By ull Druists, I.IVKUPOOI. CHAIN., Livkkiikii February ao. 3 :00 r. M. Wheat unchuned Winter, 8s 8l(Vii!)S; Spriiiff, lis lM8t; California avcrngp, H.t Jd!)s liiljCaliforniii club, fluld(f.9s (Id. Corn rn w, 4s 7d. NKW YORK OHAIN. NkwYohk, February 20, 12:08 p. M.-Wheat-Quiet-No. 2 CliicaRo, f 1 05(1 00; No. 2 Milwaukee, $1 07; Red Win ter, f 1 OOtftl Vt No. 2 Amber, ft HI 1 i:)4. Com Quiet steamer, 44; No. iJ, 43;Xo. 2, 40. tho rennon he nssing is his inability to Keep an unproductive luxury on hand nnd tlerlares that hfe will sell hor tor $:i.j0 to anybody, unlea gome of her ruhitives promptly furnish that, amount. A Chinese woman will not rnna. CHIC AGO CHAIN AND PRODUCE. 1 CincAoo, February 20, 10 A. M. Pork -March, $9 !)7; April, $10 Wheat March, 93ti4; April, 94;'a. Corn April, Wa ; May, 37?37?i ; Juue, 37, ('3S. CincAoo, February 20, 12:00 m. Corn April, 333:1 V, May, 37?.t'. Pork -March, p 97 J; April, 10 O72'10 10. Wheat-March, 93?2,M; April, 04 04?g. Ciiicaoii, February 20, 2:30 p. m. Corn -April, 3333 ; May, Z'XlJi. Pork March, '.) 90(9 9.1; April, 10t)7. Wheat April, 91; March, 93;'3931. paying the cost of the procccdin!,' terms. I '"anil any such a figure for any honest pur- In such cuse the di.'crce shall be vacated and the cas may Ik proseruted as in other discs; provided that upon any such appli cation to set aside default, the complainant shall be allowed to file counter affidavit. Then followed to a passage Mr. Crook er'9 bill amending the law in relation to wills so that hereafter, in controversies over the probate of any will, evidence may be heard against allowing tho same, as well as in re gard to refusing the same; gives both sides a hearing. Also; Mr. Sherman's bill chan ging tho time of holding tho appellate court in tho first, the Chicago dmtrict from the firt Tuesday in April to same time in March. Tho house then adjorned. CALIFORNIA KICKERS. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. WASHINGTON. Wakhisotox, February 10. As was an ticipated, tho offering of the amendment to repeal the law creating supervisors of election was the sigual tor the commence ment ot what promises to be a long and hot fight in the house. Garfield nnd Hale steered the Republicans, and both served notice of the Democrats that they would resist the repeal of the law by every device known in parliamentary tactics. Fernando Wood in reply, announced that the determ ination of the Democrats was not to' vote a dollar to run the government until the amendment was adopted. The ensanguined garment was plainly visible in most of the speeches and it was made manifested that a good deal of blood is stired up. Unless a SECESSION DOCTIUN8 AGITATED OS THE PACIKC COAST. New York, February 19. The Sun's Washington special quotes an extraordinary report from the oldest financial paper on the Pacific coast, in urging a monster mass meeting to be held in San Francisco to de mand Hayes' eignature to the Chinese bill. The paper declares that the people there are wildly discussing secession from the Lnwn in case Haves refuses to sitrn the anti-Chinese bill. "The East." it says, "utterly fail i to understand the situation, and to extend the aid and sympathy we have a right to expect from the sisterhood of states. As a last resort, we will take advantage of the geographical lines that surround us, the vast extent of soil within our boundaries, add tho exhaustless re sources of wealth that are ours, and set up an occidental republic which, if it cannot rival the republic in the glory of the past, will at least be a magnificent empire of white free men, whose heritage shall be preserved to their children'), children forever." NO FEVER IN NEW ORLEANS. New Orleans, February 19. Reports living been recently published of the ex istence of yellow fever in New Orleans, the statement is made that such reports are untrue. No cases or deaths from yellow pose, and the unfortunate creature, fearing the fato she is threatened with, has ap pealed to an American family to 'buy her, promising to render domestic servico for the advance. It is said that the Chines sell their wives in every town and city on the Pacific Slopo (their own race being the purchasers) where they have gained a foot hold as soon as they grow tired of them or want to raise money. In some cases it is reported that they hypothecate their women, paying a certain rate per clay for the accom modation and the lender keenim? the rietti- coated collateral until redeemed." Only the . young and comparatively good-looking can bo pnwned, as the capatilists know thatn other kind will be ransomed. Many of the ' California newspapers are justly clamoriDfj for tho abolition of this Chinese slaw, trade. Why war. you allow a cold to ad vance in your system and thus encourage more serious maladies, such as Pneumonia, Hemorrhages and Lung troubles when aa immediate relief can so easily be attained. Boschcc's German Syrup has gained the largest sale in the world for the cure of" Coughs, Colds und the severest Lung Din cases. It is Dr. Boschcc's famous German pre scription, and is prepared with tho greatest care, nnd no fear need be entertained in ad ministering it to the youngest child, a per directions. The sale ot this medicine i unprecedented. Since first introduced then has been a constant increasing demand anoV- without a single report of a failure to do ita work in nnv case. Ask votir druggist as to the truth of these remarks. Large size 7.1 cents. Try it und be convinced. At Galesburg the scarlet fever has be come a fearful epidemic, and the disease U spreading at a terrible rate. Tho Iwiard of health have taken due precaution to pre vent a further spread of the disease, but it seems that their efforts have not met with success. Every house throughout the city . in which there is a case has a hugh placard upon it. There has been a largo number of cases in which the patient died in twenty- lour hours alter taking the disease. The midnight marauder should not be banished from our dwelling an v more quick ly than should a cough or cold of any kind be driven trom the system. Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup quietly yet positively place all colds under its control. fever have occuraed here this year. The compromise is effected an extra session is statement is signed by many prominent citizens and officials, including Dr. Samuel Choppin president of the board of health WHILES 6iue! i 7 AH T T.: TDK MIOBTF.ST TO LOT IS-4-7 JllliliO VIl.I.K. CINCINNATI. BAL TIMOKK AND WASHINGTON. 0 4 f IT VC2 THK SHORTEST TO INDIAN; MILiV) APOI,IS.PUlLADELPaiA,NKV YORK AND BOSTON AND SIX HOURS SAVED Orr train of all other route making the aacne connection. tV I'Maengcra by other rontea to make ronnec i.T... ei.t. all nii-lit. waitinc from one to all hoara at amall country alallont for -waiua of coo- I oectlng road. v T T r V m V DTH E FACT and take onr I v43 l rjM rjni.lt . m. train, reaching fcvana rllle, ImtlanapolU. Cincinnati and Loulaville aame Hav. Train leave and arrive at Cairo aa followe : Ma'llleavea , .ImS'S' Hail arrive 10 :00p.m. ' Through tlcketa and checka to all Important 'rZ' MILLER koswkll miller. (ieu l Pa.. Agent. Oeneral Sup t. L. B. Clll'UCH. Paaacnger Agent. FKRRYBOAT. Eight llnea of nonpareil t'olid) Iconatimte a aqtiare. I lil..lUP,. ..l.....,tHun.nnl. u.111 K.. EEEEEEE I charged ucconllng to the apace, at J E !''Ov rate -there being twelve llnea of aolid type to the inch. ..ni To regular advertlaera we offer an- K E perior inducement, both aa to rate rvrprrv ot chargea and manner of dlaplayiug ttr.tr.tr, ,Mr favor)( Noticea In local colnmna Inserted 'for twenty centa per line firat inaer TTTTITT tior. ; ten cent per line foreafhaub T v T !aeoueut insertion. J I., I .j . nvtiai uuiiu-. lunrticu eir leu cent per line for Drat insertion ; five centa for each subsequent lnaertlon. ottce or (tenuis ana marriages T T TIT (jAIRO CITY FERRY CO. inn ii ii ii inn NN NN NN N N N N N NN NN N INslRAS'CK JNSURANCE AGENCY OF Wells & Kektu JIRniE-ENTlia Till (Of Liverpool) twenty ceut per line. All letter and ana communications hould be addrvased to The Cairo Bulletin CAIRO, ILLINOIS E. A. BURNETT, (IcmT'l Manager NEW (iUN SHOP, VULL 113 t Capital $lO,ono.O. T?n-o1 rllllilim I (Of Montreal. Can.) 110) til I dllilUliUl iCapilal.$u.UJU,uuut;old. British America IaSTS 70. VillfillnlFlre and Marino (Millvlllc, N. J.) Jllln lilt Asaeta, I,4-2.'.C.W. Commercial ork. TTtnrvti '.(Of I'hUadelpbia; eatabliahcd In lOtM.) U111VA1 ) Fireman's ! Aaaet. German I Aaa.-u RISKS WRITTEN AT FAIR RATES. Aaeeta, $.tVJ,lti.0U. lOf Dayton, O ). (1)0,434.96. (Of Frceport, III.). $4.-5.877.33. Olflce In AW'xaruW'r County Hunk. FKltltYHOAT THREE STATES. IJ. K. IiNCE, NEW GUN SHOP, Cor. Siith St. and Commercial Ave.. CAIHO, : : : II.L.1X013. tcavaa ijiatis LXAra foot Foorth at. Mlaaourl Laad'g. Kentucky Ld'g. S a. m. R:-10 a. ra. V ft. m. 10 a. m. ID: ft- ni. 11 ft. ru. 9 p.m. 3:30 p.m. 3 p. m. 4 p.m. 4:30 p.m. ft p. m. WATCHKfl. JEWELRY, ETC. H. iiourT, Watchmaker & Jeweler NO. 10 EIGHTH STREET, Cairo, 111. between Commercial and I Waahlngtoo are., f FIHB WA'CHWORK A SPKCIAWY. tSirKpgrfttlngand alUInd of repilrlag ntttljr VtT All ktiicU of Solid Jewolrr nwl t nttr. Guns, Pistols, Safes and Locks Repaired. Keys Made to order. CHOKK BORINO ON BREAf'II LOADING OCN3 A SPECIALTY. All work guaranteed aatlafactory. at cheaper ratea than can be obtained at any other place Id the city. MEAT MARKET. pW MEAT MARKET. STEAMBOATS. . No SO. Ohio I Levoe, t Blgnof the Duffalo IK-ftd, Cairo, 111. KOEHLKIl BROS., Proprietors, t JOE ABELL.. Aijfont. k fill I niiii eomnlutn supply of the v... .n kind mem always on bafttl. OrdVra nited at ny nour, day or uluUt. aj H a i sf t ? si O w K t M 6 I N S U R A N' O JE y c b o o 2 t K CJ IS J K W O i O inevitable LETTER CAIHIlF.llS. The house bill to increase the pay of let ter carriers jxutsed the senate to-day by a rising vote of 23 yeas to 10 nays. It pro vides two classes of carriers for all cities containing a population ot 75,000 or more, the first class to receive 1,000 providing they have served one year, and the second class $800 per annum. Cities having less than 73,000 population will have but one class of carriers whose pay shall bo 30 per annum. JETTY WORK. The reports of the senate commitec on transportation routes to the seaboards sets forth in the most emphatic terms that the works at the south pass of the Mississippi are of a most substantial and permanent character and impervious to the action of the water or the Teredo insect. The re port of the committee is based upon the report of the board of army officers, who state that the channel is of incalculable value and the aid which it will give to the commerce of the Mississippi valley cannot be over estimated. There is but little doubt that Captain Eads will secure such modifications of his contract with the gov ernment as he desires and deserves. TOM NKI.SON. The Republican members of the Indiana delegation are pressing tho claims of Gen. Tom Nelson, for minister to South America. The appointment of Gen. Nelson would be a very creditable one, as he is a gentleman of culture, and would bring to the position valuable experience, acquired while minis ter to Mexico. GENERAL MERCHANDISE. C. HANNY, Wholesale aud Retail Dry Goods and Clothing, BOOTS AND SHOES, CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS GROOEBIES. Cairo, 111 1 Commercial A venae, I Corner Eighth alreel Govenor Nicholls, Mayor Holton ami Perry Nugent, president of the cotton exchange. CONNECTICUT CONDEMNATION. Hartford, February 10. The senate unanimously passed the house resolution condemning tho action of congress on the Chinese question. When i.ooan was a member of congress he made it a point to speak to every ques tion raised, whether he had anything to tay or not. We give below a sample of his twaddle upon the proposition to re-admit Georgia into the Union : "Now, sir, when a state asks lor ndmi.'' sion into this Union, the first thing decided is that she is entitled or she is not. If not, there are reasons for if ; if she is, it is bemuse she has complied with ull that is precedent to her admission. If she has, then she is entitled to admission; if not, she is not. If she has, then Georgia is entitled to admission; it not, she is not en titled to admission. If entitled to admis sion, how is she entitled to admission? If she is entitled to admission into this Union, she is entitled to admission upon a perfect equality with the rest of the stales. If she is entitled to that, I have no right to put conditions on her us conditions precedent to her admission, or conditions subsequent, whatever you may call them." THE STATE CAPITAL. Spiunokiei.d, February 19. The greater part of the senate session this morning was taken up in the discussion of Senator Dearborn's resolution in relation to the re moval of the federal courts. Tho Republi cans had tho temerity to flaunt the bloody shirt, tho excuse being that should a change be tnado in tho law giving to stale courts ample Jurisdiction, federal officers would meet with opposition in the South. The resolution, after being pruned ' to its death, wan buried with due solmnity by a voto of 15 to 33. After the Introduction of a number of new bills, the senate adjourned. HOl'HK. A week's accumulation of bills was turned Into the hnuso this morning. A resolution was addoptcd giving the uso of Representative hall to L. U. Rcavis, of St. Louis, to deliver his capital removal lecture on the evening of tho 2ttth lust. ' TUB FUST BILL, passed during the present tension in tlio liotiso was tho Mil introduced by Mr. Ncl und which was psasod thin morolnif. Tho bill amends section 17 of the lawlnreU- Prof. Tyndall writes to the London Times calling attention to the remarkable escape of Galveston from yellow fever last summer, und the evidence that it was due largely to the rigid quarantine that wa maintained. He quotes from tho report of tho board of health to thin effect, and inti mates that tho experience of Galveston should encourage the British authorities to insist upon '"due precautious in our inter course with infected regions." "No doubt," ho adds, "two factors Becd and soil are concerned in thu spread of an epidemic. It may bo that a change in our atmospheric conditions or in our habits ol life has, in case of plague, rendered the second of the above factors unfit for the uutrition and de velopment of the first." Rut this ho thinks is no reuson for neglecting quarantlno in tho fiico of such pooitivo testimony in favor of it as that furnished from tho experience of Galveston. SELLING CHINESE WOMEN. Now York Time, Tho Chineso are, as is well known, in the habit of Rolling their women in their own country, and they continue tho pleasant custom, though not openly, after immigra tion to our shores. Women are so plentiful in the Celestial Empire as to bo constantly in excess of the demand; the market, is, therefore, regularly glutted, nnd the ordi nary nrticle brings nothing; indeed, can not in many Instances bo (riven away. The contrary la tro here, because - John, on quitting his native land, leaves his saffron sistet behind as a needless Incumbrance; but he often regret It after arrival, owing to their feminine scarcity, and the conse quent demand ,at very fair pncev Ah Chow a commercial Mongolian In 6n Francisco, is lotioua to got tid of Mi wv, FAME AWAITS HIM. Many persons are evidently Imrn to fill exalted positions, the buds of genius allow ing themselves almost as soon as the chosen one is out of his nurse's anna. Many of our most eminent statesmen gave evidence in their youth of the possession of superior talents, which eventually placed them upon tho very pitiacle of fame, A San Fernando street boy has a brilliant future before him, and if he is not one day ranked high among the noble army of newspaper para graphed, this deponent hits utterly fuiled to read the signs aright. He came bound ing into the house the other day, and, ap proaching bis mother asked: "Ma, will candy rot folkses teeth?" "Yes, Willie, it will indeed, and I do not want you to eat any of the injurous stuff," The eirbryo laugh-builder was silent for quite a while evidently rehearsing in hi mind the continuance of the convcrsaton, and getting his queries in a shape that would enable him to steer clear of all pit falls. Finally he continued; "Will it rot girls' teeth too?" "Certainly, my dear." Another silence, and more mental figur ing, nnd then he asked : "Ma, R.'iottcrdam isn't a bad word, is itt" "No, no, Willie, that is the name of t foreign city. You will find it in your ge ography." ""Well, you wouldn't lick a feller for talk ing about it, would you. "Most certainly not." "Honest Injun you wouldn't?" and hTi fuce bore an expression of deep cnrnestnesai. "Of cnurso not; what makes you attk. such questions!" "Well, Mary Dawson is coming over to) tell on me, Sho had a whole two-bitV worth of candy and wouldn't give me a bite,, so I told her to jist cat it herself an' I hoped it would Rotterdam teeth out." Ho escaped chastisement, but the moral lessoa read to him will serve aa a guidrpuiit through nil his future life. You Mcst Cum that Cocr. h. With Shiloh's Consumption (lure you can cuir yourself. It has established thu tact that Consumption can be cured, while for Congtua Rronchitis, Whooping Cough, Asthma.iuitl all diseases of Throat und Lungs, it is abso lutely without an equal, Twodtws will re lieve your child of Croup, it is pleasant Ut take and perfectly harmless to the youngest child, und no mother can efford to bo with out it. You can use two thirds of a bottle .ml tr u'lint un aatr tu lint trim u-n urtlT wm ' fund the price paid. Price 10 cts.' 50 eta. A a nn a ..a aa ami $i,uu per uor.uo. ii your uings ln soro or chest or back lame nsc Shiloh's por ous Plaster. Bold by Barclay Brothers. 1 1 HavbVou Dyspepsia,' are you Constipa ted, have you a Yellow skin, Loss of Appe tite, Head Ache, if so don't fail tn uso Shi loh's System Vitalizcr. It guaranteed to relieve you, and will you continuo to sudor' when you can bo cured on such' terms aa these. Price 10 cents, and 73 cents. Sold by Barclay Brothers. v ' Well's Persian Perfume "Hackmctack is rich and fragrant try it Sold by Bartttf Brothers.-". i tTfiew aTackfW'a beat Bwwt Natt 'T 4 U HVlH4vw,'. ' 'J; i''.iAV'H-''