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Burnett, M.B. Ilarrell, .Publisher. Kditor. 'Dkhociuct is a set;inn-:.t not to be appalled, corrupted or conipron::o'L It know no baeent ss, cowers to no danger, oj pr sees no weakness. Ke&r less, ecnerou itid humane, it rebukes the anoint, eberlsbee honor, and svmpatbisea with the b amble. Itaskscotb'.cg but what It concede; it concedes nothing but what it iVir.ur.c. Destructive only of despotism, it is tbe sole conservative of liberty, la fcoraud property. It i tho sentiment of freedom, of equal ob'.isa-.iors. It Is tbe law of iiattiro per vading tho law of the land. The stupid, tbe sel fish, the bae in spirit may denounce it (.8 a vu'.sar tbluj;; but in tho history of cur race the Demo cratic principle has developed and illustrated tbe highest moral and in.elkctual attributes of our nature. Yes, this is a noble, magnanimous, a s'lb- lime sentiment, which expands our affections, en larges the circle of our sympathies and elevate the oul of man until, claiming an equality with the best, be rejects as jnwortby of his d!nity any po litical Immunities over tbe hnmblest of his fellows. Yes, it is an cnr.oblir.tf principle; and may that spirit which animated onr father in the Revolution ary conieft fori'. establishment continue to ani mate us, their sous, ia tno impending strngtr'.e for its preservation." WILLIAM ALLEN. A Texas newsboy was fined $25 for pud dling the St. Louis Globe-Democrat on Sunday. Tiio people there say "they'll be damned if they have Sunday desecrated in anyiiuch manner." When O'Dricn, the California million aire, died, he left a large part of his estate to a young niece who cared for him in his l:it days. The young lady, Mies Isabel Coleman, was married recently to Mr. Henry May, son of tx-Cougressmaa May of Maryland, and a cousin of the May who fought a duel with James Gordon Bennett. Her ducats did the business for her. Tiik journals ot France are required to exercise great care in making publications about the health of cities and towns in that country. A few days ago tho Paris Figaro published a report of the existence of cholera at Ostend and Burgos, and those towns have now sue 1 the Figaro for libel. If Cairo should institute suits for like cause, she'd be at lav,- with every newspa per in the country. TuETerrc Haute Express, established fitty eight years ago, with aduily about thir ty years old, 1ms pulled up stakes, and re moved, body and baggage to Chicago. It was one of the bc.t paying new-papers in Indiana until it ospou.-ed Greenbackistn; but now is hunting a locality where it hopes to do well. For the man w ho secures the right to use the name, and uses it in tho publication of a sound Democratic pupcr in Tcrre Haute, there is still a big fortune. Charj.es Djs Yot'No, who shot Kallochs, in Han Francisco, seems to be having a very pleasant time of it in prison. He has five ccIIh and an airy corridor where ho receives his friends and conducts his paper with the same freedom and dash which character ized him iu his editorial rooms, It is as tonishing how kindly disposed prison authorities are to criminals who havcwealth, prumineuce or social position. Even a little money goes an immense distance in such emergencies. Wherefore it follows that it is the duty of every man to get enough ahead to be ready fir arrest or imprison- irtnnt nf ft tits n.ta. tlllUV fl OUJI UH'iii'.'Ul. CAN RAILROAD TRAINS MAKE A MILE A MINUTE? An old engineer on the hne railway de clares that a mile a minute is beyond the capacity of locomotives used on American railroads. He gives an instance id his own experience where he made neatly a mile a THE DAILY minute, nd is absolutely, certain that h could not havo gone any faster or even maid tained tho speed he had attiined.androuch ed the tnd f a - fifty milb run alive. An engineer can't breathe while going at such a furious rate. A Long Island engineer agrees with tho Erie man. Ho has often heard, he says, of the milo-a-uunuto runs; but bis twenty years' service ut tho throttle valve assures Lim of tho falsity of all such stories. Much prominence was given to the run made by engineer Frazor, in 18C2, between Suffern ami Jersey City. It was. reported in the papers at tho .time, (and has been. con sidered a marvel ever sineo) that the thirty two miles was made in twenty-eight min utes. Tho Long -Island engineer was a passenger on that very train, and lie de clares that they were thirty-five minutes, making the 33 miles. "Cheeky as Mr. Frazer is," continues tho Long Island man, "he'll not deny this assertion. The engine J. L. Colt was in use, and she certainly made remarkable time; but at no time did she reach a mile a minute." But railroad engineers, like doctors and preachers and other people, disagree most palpably. An engineer of tho Pennsyl vania Central rushes into print, ami declares that any flvo foot driver is capable of more than a mile a minute. "I should," says lie, "like to give some facts in regard to a run made by Joe Losie, with engine 07. Ou the 10th of October, 187-1, a special train with members of the Pennsylvania Coal company on board leftEaston at 1 :25 p. in., and arrived in Jersey City at 2:33Jj. De ducting ten minutes for three stops, the run was made in one hour and eighteen min utes, the fastest part of the run being made between White House and North Branch. where tho train made four miles and ninc tentns in three minutes ami fifty-seven sec ¬ onds, or at the rate of 74 o-J-7'J miles per hour." While the public has been given to the belief that u mile a minute is among the possibilities of railroad travel, common credulity is not equal to the woik of gulp ing down the story last above related. Nearly seventy-five miles fcn hour ! To ac complish that ipeed a five foot driver (and the same engineer declares that a five foot driver is capable of ;.s great a rate of speed as a seven foot six-inch one) would be required to spin around at the rate of four hundred and forty revolutions a minute, or nearly eight revolutions to the second. The trucks would be compelled to get ulong at the rate of a thousand revolutions a minute ! To accomplish a mile a minute a five-foot-driver must make three hundred and fifty two revolutions, and the trucks over seven hundred revolutions. It is, if we taku "Familiar Science" as authority, to be questioned whether the power of cohesion in the particles of iron or steel, will sustain such a raekct. A wind that courses along at the rate of seventy-five or even sixty miles an hour, is equal to the work of up rooting trees, unroofing burns and ol playing eternal smash with things generally; but w hether or nvt railroad trains may safely move at an equal rate of speed, is a matter that has certainly had a practical demons tration. The trouble seems to be thut the engineers can't agree upon results. What say the men of the I. C, I. M., C. A V. and M. C.'i Leaving the 73-mile- man out of question, is sixty miles an hour at tainable? WASHINGTON LETTEH. Washington, I). C, Aug. ;Qth, sj7i. The Baltimore Sun says, in substance, that S'-eretary Sherman is sending his phu- toirnphs, with Treasury documents. ;v!l over tho country, with a view of promoting his Presidential prospeets.I don't ear'1, whether er tho Secretary b -co-nes President or not, but, as one taking interest in passing events, and in the same spirit that wj.ild lead me to prevent any one from drowning or hang ing or poisoning himself. I advise the Sec retary to stop that. His face is not his for tune. If the pictures arc correct ones thev will disarrange his campaign. Tho emi nent ability ot the Secretary is not shown, or his virtues either, in his face or his fig ure. An effort is being made to have Messrs. Conklin and Tildcu made the candidates of their respective parties for Governor of New York this fall. To do his best to keep up with current business tho Commissioner of Pensions is now ruuning a double force of clerks, one set commencing at 4 p. m., when the others cease work. But even in this way ho is un abio to give prompt attention to new claims. Tho number being filed isjtur beyond prece dent. One firm alone, Messrs. Gilmoro $i Co., of this city, receives and files over five hundred per month, and others very large numbers. Tho increase is owing to the "arreuis',bill, which gives pension 'hack to the time of tho discharge of tho soldier, It is fair to say that influential nnd Intel ligetit friends here of R, v. J. P. Thompson wholly discredit the just published stories of his improper intimacy with a "leading r-prsno." Some of these friends kuew the CAIRO BULLETIN ; W hi J reverend gentleman well in Europe and in this country before lie took up his residence abroad. , A stating an important truth, and one it is well to have understood, I copy from the daily Post, Democratic, of this city, the following: . ' "There is no doubt thut the superior in telligence of American mechanics, due largely to oursplendid free school facilities, is one of tho principal causes of the rapid improvement in our manufactures. The highest authorities in England grumblinly concede that in almost every article mide from iron qr steel, from a half-ouucp casting to the heaviest locomotive or massive engine we are ahead of the Britishmanufacturcis. The Swis9 and German reports of our ecu tennial assigned as the reason of the high average character of the American work, brain in the workmen. And they simply told the truth." RECALLED TO LIFE BY A BIIIUKK. The recall of a country girl to lite by sister's shriek is one ot the local topics of the Journal, of Evansville, Ind. The young lady nad been quite ill tor weeks, and wu thought to be dying ol consumption. She had grown so weak and emaciated that her stren-'tu was no more than r child s. Ouv afternoon, while lying upon her couch, her sister came in Iroin a walk and sat iy the bedside. A conversation began, and tho in valid began to speak. As she uttered the Jirst word, she felt a bewildering weakness, and a sinking flutter of her breath. Il-r eyes became fixed, the lower- jaw dropped as in death, and the body became motion less, while consciousness disappeared. Tin sister leaped from her seat and ran to the door shrieking to her mother that her sister was dead. The sound of the shriek pene trated through the veil of death, and roused the sinking faculties. The blood, which had congested the luns, was sent back by the nervous shock,' and, gathering her strength by a strong effort of the will, tin; invalid opened her eyes and awoke to life again, breathless and amaed at the tliril ling peril she had escaped. I Is a nursery wherein all is life amiiaugh instead of cryim: and frc ttrntr, there t- sure to be found Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup. Price 2 cents a bottle. A SEAKCn W.UtKANT allow? r.eer to go through your house from celi. to g.-.r-ret, and Licdsey's Blood Seaiclu is war ranted to go through your sycm,from top to toes and drive out all blood flisoases. Its cures are wonderful and eertiied to by doc tors, preachers and people, i rofula, Mer curial Diseases. Erysipelas, Ttter, Ulcers in the Lungs or on the Skin, Utls, Pimples, &c, we warrant it to cure. 11 is a purely Vegetable Compound and Poyrful Torlic. For sale by all Druggists-, e that our name is on the bottom of tin wrapper. R. E. Sellers & Co., IVop'rs, Pittsburgh, Pa. Barclay Bro's Agents. Save vovh ceiltren. For txpeliing worms from the system, Sellers' Vermifuge has no equal in this or sjiy other country. One teaspoonful givm to a child of Mr. Bradbery's, expehd 2U4 worms in four hours after taking the medicine. Benj. Ly tic, Union township, I'a. Also expelled 400 worms from my child two years eld. 'Wm. Sarver, St. Louis, Mo. ' Sold by all drug gists. Price 25 cts. Ii, E. Sellers &. Co., proprietors, Pittsburgh, Pa. Scad for cir cular. Barclay Bros., Agents The TKCTii is MiciiiTY and wll prevail. Thousands who have used and been cured are living witnesses to the tnth of our statement, that Sellers' Liver Tils will cure the worst cases of liver compla nt billions- uess, headache arising therefrcm. costive ness, constijiation, dizziness and a disor ders resulting from a diseased livr. For sale by all druggists, price 25 ccm. H. E. Sellers & Co., Proprietors, Pittsurgh, Pa. B.aeiay Bros., agents. Vorj Mcst Cuke that Couch .-With Shiloh's ConsumiUion (Jure you can mr yourself. It lias (stalj'.iyhed the tact hut Consumption can be cured, while for Cot-l-s Bronchitis, 'Whooping Cough, Asthma, r.d all d ise;ises of Throat and Lungs, it is al.o lutely without an eriiial, Two doses will e lievo your child of Croup, it is jileasant o take and perfectly harmless to thcyoungct child, and no mother can etford to be with out it. You can uso two thirds of a botth and if what we say is not true we will re tund the price paid. Price 10 cts. 50 cts. and $1, 00 per bottle. If your Lungs arc sore or chest or back lame use Shiloh's For ous Plaster. Sold by Barclay Brothers. ' Hate you Dyspepsia, aro you Constipa ted, nave you a 1 cllow skin, Loss oi Appe tite, Head Ache, if ho don't fail to use Shi loh's System Vitalizer. It guaranteed to relieve you, and will you continue to suffer when you cim be cured on such terms as these. Price 10 cenLs, and 75 cents. Sold by Barclay Brothers. Well's Persian Pertume "llucknietaek" is rich and fragrant try it. Sold ,y Barclay Brothers. Con'chkteu Sunlkuit. -The Perfected Butter Color of Wells, Richardson & Co., Burlington, Vt., converts winter-strained milk into glorious, golden butter. Such butter always commands the highest price and is entirely free from the taint of any hurtful agency. A Card To all who are sulferhig from tho errors and indiscretions of youth, net vous weakness, early decay, loss of niau liood, etc., I will send a receipt that wi.l cure you, kukk ok ciiakok. This greim remedy was discovered by a missionary !t South America. Send a 'self-addressed" ci velnpe to the Ri-:v. JosKPii T. Inma.n, Sta tion D. New York City. ' ' Tiik action of Kidney-Wort on the Kid neys, Bowels ami Liver, gives it wonder ful power. in LoDAV MQUNINti: SEPTEMBER 3, 1879. LKUAL. ATTA CI1.M EN T NOTICE , I'nhllr ihiK.'u i. h k. b ,, . Ihe lutli day ot May, isfn, IJ . It. WmidwaruViml out for M:l.(Ki, returnable, ou the third Mim.Uy 0 ' til.,, ti mber. ls?. tn in,,,. .,f i.i .,.... a' boldi n in the r iyo dim, in said county and sinie, wpien wru or aimriwu'iit has lu-en lovled upon a lot of merchsucliso, Now. uuli-si, K, h'ooks Hl-all appear. kIvb hull and plead within tlm' time limited for his appenranco In sueb easu. Iml. .,.,, ..ri i... .,,.,...;..i" ...77 .;...' j""!-"'""'- Will lie sold. JUMNA SO MttHI-llOd A KKKVK. Cairo, 111., August 4th, IK'ft. Circuit Clerk rpitl'STEESSALK. Whereas, Christian Ilnuny and I'muln V. Danny, by ibeir trust deed bearlnc Hutu the nth day of April. A. D. 1SV.1. and iluiv recorded in the record ers office of Alexander county, Illlunls, in book tl ol deeili-on pairi s ;i'i iiiul ti. did ersnl, bargain acd sell to the tmilc rplvued Horaeu Wurduer. In trust lor the uses urn! purpose therein expressed, thu following tli'scrihed real estate, to-wlt; Lot n um bered one (I) In lilmk numbered twenty-six Oil. iu tliecliyof Cairo, county of Alexander and slate of Illinois, to secure tint payment of a cerlAiu prnmisory note for the sum of live thousBrd dollars (t.'ition) of even date with said deed, puyublo tliree years alter the date then-ol', to llorm ii Wurduer us i;iiari!ian lor Nlnu Jorirensou, a minor, or order with interest from date at l he rale of ten per cent per uiinmii iu-tere-t payable semi iinnually: and whereas, the prli.elpalof said note, uninuiitliii; to flvo thousand dollars, and the sum of two hundred ami si..ty three mill MI1HO dollars lllteri st thereon, is duo at tl.e date ol this notice and unpaid, and whereas, the bolder of said note bus called upon the under signed to sell tbe said premises lo satisfy the said ik'iit and Inti -rest, luijcther with tie- rusts aiii-:id-i ii ir the exi TUlluu of said trust. Now tln-reliiie, by 'virtue of the power pvi-n me by said deed of trust, and iu pursuance with the provisions there of, 1 will on KitlDAY TI!E l!tb DAY UK SEITKMDER .1.1). lft'i, nt tbe Ji onr of :i o'cloi k, p. in , of said day. at the enuri nunse (lour, in Hie riiy ii i aim, ill I lie colony of Alexander, stale of liqiiiils, proceed to sell, by public veuil-li-, to the il-:)i's bidder lor cash, sHlil lot uuinlieri'il one (H In Mock numbered iweuty six f-Jo l. in the city orcalru. county of Ale:a;dir aimstateoi iiioiuls, tio-iricrwlth ul rU'hturrn- ilenipilon and hon-tcacl exemption ol the fu!d chaser will be entitled to a deed. i niisoan juiiniv ni.n l rsu a v. uti.v Thelitis. Dated August IS. lsTII. llnllACK WAHDNEK. Tir.,:ie Samuel P. Wh.tclcr utty. li.r trustee. TUUSTEK'S. SALl-. WfltliEAS. William W Tl.cn.tin i:iid ?lnrtha V. Tiiorninn, by their certain Trust 1)..(:J ua-.ed Sl-V the .'.'Hi. A. 1) is-,', and recorded iu the Pecoid eisoftice In Alexander Coiintv. in Look "V." fi:--a 4H,j and : d.dcur.vey to the uridersitrnedasTrtisteu tni'ipreniises nen linilti r ilescritx-d to secure th,: pie.iu-nt of seven pinn,iiiry notes for tl.e s::m of oteinotisanu (into ilnllars eai Ii and p.-ivable re spe. lively infunr (4 1 live t.'i) six to seven "(Tieisbt (Si lite Co m.it ten C.o j-i-urs from date, with inter est al the rate of tin per cent per annum, payable semiiiinually from dale and whereas flvo (To of said Lotcsjire now- due and unpaid with interest on s..met;cin the 25th of May A U is'.lto thisdi.te. And thirt-a the leiral bolder ol said notes bus caiiedtipon the atidersi(rci-il to sell -he r-rr,ises hci'ui.ai'.er de-(iitied to satisfy said totes aid inter ft. Now therefore in pursuance of the terms of siiiu Dted ol l r-ift the uuuersiuned will, ONTmilSDAYTliE4THnAYOFSErTE.Mr.ER. A. Ll. isre. between the hours of ten (10) o'clock A. 51., and 5 o'clock P. 51. of said dav, on the premise herein after described inthec:tv ol Cairo. Ills., proci.d to sell at public vendue to the highest bidder lor cash, the fullnwim; described Kcai Estate, to wn: Lots number nine iHHen t In i eleven ill i twelve (p.'i and thirteen in Idmk nunilier sixteen iti in the lirst addition to the city of Cairo. Illinois, as platted by the Tru-tec of Cairo Cl'v Properly, -ituated In the County of Alexander. Illinois, aiid (ill the richts and equity of redemption of the said Villi.im W. Thornton and Martha M Thornton bis wife, their heirs, executors, administrator, ni.d as- sl.-ns therein, t-j satisfy said trust and all costs, and expenses ol sxee.ntic! thename Ii h". MAIiSIIAI.L. Trustee. pr:t.efi. , ".. July dih. 1s;m. (iROCF.RlKx. TIIK f l T TT ATT C i II f J.T.WAKREN& CO. fil&fiW. Second St. CIXCINNTI. Foreign and Domestic dried and canned Fruits ui.d Vegetables. Cannid. dried and suit Fish. Pick les. Sauce". Oils i.nd Condiment". Soup stuff. Li.kit; Powders, ground and whoic Spices. Toilet and Laundry Soups. Seeds, Ji-llies. Frescrvi s i'aLry Oroteties and iro cer' Sundries. Stock miparallclcd in tlip 't. SEND FOIi 0VR "(iKOCEKS' MANUEL." MHIH'AL. KlDXEY WoifT I'Tin;t)H'iit ly f 'ores' Ll V i: li COMPLAIN Tfc?, KIDNKY DISI-: ASSES CONSTITUTION and PILES. lilt. 1(. 1!. Cl.AKK. South lli.ro. Vt.. snys: "In cases of Ke'ie-j 'I roubles it bus acted like ai biiun. ll has cure: -n ny very bud cusi s of lMcs. und it bus never .-...,-jd to act efficiently. E. M. Si.TTHX. of KutMngton. sav. "A a Liver !tivigi)r:;t-r it 's without an ccjiiu. i use); to pre vent uud i lire beaduche, and all bllllous uttucks. ' NELSON FAlltCHILI), of St. Albans, Vt .say: "It is of priceless value. After slxiei-n years of pett sutferiui! from Piles und Cosiiveness it com pletely cured mo." C. S. lKXlAl'.ON, of EerkHhire, snvs, "one pack age has done wonders forme in completely curiin! a severe Liver and Kidney Complaint." IT H AS w TT Y ) WONDHFUL V II I f POWER " ' HECArsEiriSTIIEONLY5tEIICINE THAT ACTS ON TIIK I.IVKU.UUWELS ANJJ KIDNEYS AT THE SAME TIME. Iiecausc it cleanses the whole system of the unis onous humors that otherwise develop in Pillions Hess. Jaundice, Constipation. Kidney and I'rlnary diseases, or Khematism and Lumbago, and which In women, disorder every function nnd bring ou weakness and disease. ; If you want to be well 1n spite of yotlself, use KIDNKY-VVoKT. It is a dry vegetable compound and One liackugo will niake six juurtst of Medicine, Buy it at tho druggists 3 MEAT MARKET. JpfiAT MARKET. KOISHLOR BllOS., I'roprlotorsi. Corne( Washington Avenue- and Eight Street. CAIRO!, ILLINOIS A full nnd 'complete supply uf the best of all kinds oiuut always on bund. BABCUY PARCI uruAT I?Q A r I? H LLV71J vjyjn J JILI A.nd Paint and Oil Dealers. Headquarters for Druggists, Physicians, General Dealers and Consumers. Drugs, Chemicals, Paints and Oils, s Pa tout M c( 1 i ( i 1 1 os, Art ist 's Mat orials, Trusses, liln velopos. Paper, Pencils, Pons, necord, Copying and School I nks. And all Goods in our Line at the Sign of The Groldeii Lion, Ohio Levee, & Conner "Washington Avenuk AND EuillTH SlIiEKT. CAIRO, LIFE PQUITAHLE i r i pij1 loom mi -OF UN1TED 120 Kroadwav ASSETS, Jammiy 1, lS'f), (No Pr SUHPLUS ovt-r Seven Miilion Tlio Most in. portunt (jUt-stiou fur PANY IS sTHOXGEST?" The stri'iigtst company is theouc which luis the most dollakh ok well invested ASSETS KOH EVKI1Y 1)01.1. AH OK LIAI.1I.1TIKS. Of tl.e seventeen largest Life Insuriii.ce Companies of the United Stntes, the n.ti of assets (excluding premium notes) to liabilities, the Equitable is largest, heir.t,' 121.M) Tin; second largebt is ll'J.T, and the third largest 117.32. J-if These figures arc from the official report of the New York Insurance Depart ment, June 1, 1878. TONTINE Grow more popular every day, and are AGENTS Washington Avenue, Con. Twelfth Stkeet, CAIRO, ILLINOIS. RltOTHTCRS. 10 I ILL I IsTO I S. Avl'RAM'K. T1IE- STATES. NEW YORK. - 'mium Noi-s ) Do.lar. t-'irj.M.ooa.ac. tdosc msuriiif; tin ir lives is "WUIC il COM POLICIES made a specialty. OFFICE: ni) fin rri an ( t m rOVULIj! I i