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THE DOLI.AU WKKKlV ItULLKTIN.
John llols-ily Co'nVff reduced the - til
JSSt,?lh. Weekly Cairn mi.le.l ...
oJlMrer"- itlot-t the cheapest !
perpubllihcd In Southern Illinois. ,
nr.MoonATir coi'.nty ticket.
Kor Trc.i-ulcraid Collector,
WILTI AM MARTIN.
Knr Hureyor,
John r. iiely.
Logan was Conspicuously .Aii'
sent from the late radical State con
vention. We Heoukt to IjKAIin, as we do
from thcOallatin Gazette, of tlio 212d
instant, that Mr. Joel G. .Morgan, the
editor, is confined to liis bed by ick
ncs.. How Did Major Munn secure n
Ecat in the lato radical State convention?
He, was not n delegate from Alexander
county, and had, in fact, no right in
the convention ho presided over.
I.v The Opinion of (lie Gallatin
Gaulle Mr. Wm. .Martin, democratic
candidate for treasurer of Alexander
will carry the county by a largo majori
ty. We have no doubt that Mr. Mar
-tin will carry the county, but democrats
should not forget that tho radicals arc
going to make a desperate effort to elect
Mr. Miller. Ifwehopeto defeat the
radicals we must all put our shoulders
to'the wheel, and each must labor-with
a will.
TiieJejipeiunck I'eople op The
State arc making arrangements to
call a state convention to nominate a
candidate in opposition to the radical
candidate for congress from the state
at large. They say they are consis
tent " taste not, touch not, handle not "
men, and declare that the lash of the
radical party cannot force, any General
Beverage down their throats. Special
beverage? may, they hold, be tolerated
in case of sickae.-i, but when their
party asks them to take down a Gener
al Beverage their temperate souls and
:cich? revolt at the proposition.
Bosi Tweed his, at hit, spoken.
At i csasi citing or" hU frkndi, oa
the -2d, iaitaat, h cade i ipch La
wtisk he iaid he had not rplii to ta
atj-vapapijr atucis oc hL hoih!:j
cuuse ,raa sun w tret reptj to asi-vi-'pasec
atacro am! ibut thi a:ui.
"I SIl,ai7 'lpguntfati t.ni ca.Li:tsr.
hu (-iabimuii, dun L aai rsaiij .it xaj
'niimiinc tn n Uirjutisivni .aimtc duai,
'hurTiiihi tSuy HtaudSiiriiail diasaiiirh
ty ampiu at! rTui wr.iit rppvtr this
'prRsi-nii'mun'tKuvtrn ihrniKirtti Iiivumilt!
t ...1! t , .. , .
ui uauiuuij nunuut-mti minunir luniimr
:iiorTvn"'Ui-rciiniilij or 'tiu grow.
I'ti.m (. -hm. 3S. iu1M;t
TrMttrf liAt '.li- Jt-piiliiic-au tlln Oun. . , ,, .
vrntln -Mnrt''h W)mitlMi'"lnn. !) V ' 'ni-tmnnlii. wn .Ui.i iu.in tJluU nmnnnr.
Mnan ljngrftOMi-a.iAK. TSi I Xltfrn .. mi nlrnrillilliy nfuuul, lSw'H)- -
AtA cntlm U't rrtaA :i, it, mj-'mi rjrtullllll lmrn Ulut Ik-iuiuUr.i-
;"fi": 'wMk'" tM"rfnlilii. Tti. ,nrtu .,m iinnwv. hut tint
.Mn.iitWny.viM.-lK..mtMM i.r ...nn. 1 lrtT)iwv'ry wt.li.; :ii(Uttt' "tm.i.
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antTr 'ftfcf) tAftll IK "U ' lnttr 'KM
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rtwrrhol ..rlH'Vmii.TiiK wl.l.
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ftrnnrsroM'tlif? Mute al Imt'i' ' !
U .llntnfUnlkr U- -."frlliu. v?im
!' It il'iMMIy. it: dnrir Ai'ltr lv hn
tMI M VJildli ; .AllililUtl' )
aifiisi 'f as uvjp i.iinl rrt.t
.mil full lt)li.rf of. IiIImOioM rm
SWtly allerwo'iii!r(feMMl ff. Aftnui
au tin- arotier" mini. th aikaUm' a ui.
l norpinmlon,. ili.v .?mi f.ill.iwo.t mr,
and alo ,ntwf. t!l. Mgpattan f c.
Sf'inti wtfullj -iflcflptind tU it.iat.rtn,
and when, in thr eonnty finvanfsV.rl,
Mayor I.an'sd.in, in tTi Ut M4
prance r,fM,ijor Munn mwed th,u
the dl?ate frora Alexander vnnt U,
thndieal Sure convention should U
iaUrucM tr, eaat th vot &f th w.n.
ty for Munn, tb Major blandly .railed
and bowed and silentlj acquiesced in
he determination of hi. friends t run
mm lor the nomination
Dan wa a candidate.
or
course
n.t i
..a. V.UUUKJPOSUESCK between
11 U- , . """.Oil
"UUl anu tUo cx-confedcr-
u Buiuiwrs nu uuurcssca to lllin n In!
tcr or endorsement is bigtnficant of
iniutupmivai events, it points to
tiiouot that the mass of tbo Houthcrn
peoplc"do not endorse tho foolish and
utterly impracticable policy lately
prowui)t(!il Ty, J)avH, .Stepbons and
So'diaU, bulf oUbo contrary, areunx
. lo'iiato batten the return of completely
restored amity between the latoly
beiPgQrCH.r AOdyet unfriendly cotious
(Jf iho rejuiblic. In an earnest offer!
it hntoa-jhtu tima, Mr, Hohurz and a
host f paljloUo .republicans are anx.
iouj U, labor, but they cannot induce
Siamul
democratic party, and arc consequently
triviiig to form a new political organiza
lion that will draw the ewervntive cle
ment from each of tlio great partus.
At this time such P" ntlcmpt cannot re
suit in pucccss; but thcro is no. reason
whv liberal republicans and anti-Hour-boil
democrats' should not bo united
ngnfnt tlio centralizing influences of
imilicalimi nnu iiisui.uiiiegrniiiig puiiuy
of ihiurbonism. They think alike on
all vital qtiC.tlonS of public policy, nti'iV
it iVan anomaly in politics that they
remain in opposition organizations. The
democratic party is tho . liompof. both
these clcnicntfCbiH? radicalism has so
blinded jtB followers Ihati many, of oven
thowicesl of the party those who have
learned to think democrntio thoughts
cannot be induced to go" within the
dimiocratio, portals, and would rather
Voto npainst their principles, than be
called democrats. It will take titno to
modify this unreasonable hatred of the
only party iu tho ropublio that is com
bitting for tho true principles of tho
government, and until then tho demo
crats must bido their time.
J. U. E. T."
ANOTHER' OF ' niS INT, ERESTINO
LETTERS.
COMIMXTAL ItOTIL, PlIltADrlUlIA,) 1
September SO, 1S71.
Special 'Correspondent ' bfflie C ilto Dullotln.
STILL O.V TUB VINO.
IVo linvo onco moro been 'fon the wing"
find flying ovr the country at 40 miles nn
hour until our hend swims with tho mo-
lion. Wo left tho old "Green mountuian
state," whero wc have found 10 many hap
py day, with much regret. Our route was
from Middlobury to Rultound, Englo
ltridgo to Troy,fromthcncodown tho Hud
son per rail to Albanv. Our train con-1
sistcd of thirteen cars packed full, and
wo left behind time. Wo tried to raako It
up by decelerated speed. The last 42 miles
from Feck-skill to NcwYork we passed over
in just uno hour. Wo slowed a llttlo in
going-over, tbo Ill-fated . bridge at Now
Hamburg, and tno terrible accident that
occurred thero roso fresh in our memory.
Our stay in New "iork was of but fow
hours, duration. Tho'cify is ns gay as a'
new fledged butterfly. Broadway is, as
ever, crowded, crowded, crowded. s
never sco it but what wc think of the old
gent and wife who,on tholr flnt visit there,
got up on the'tteps of house and waited
evcral hours for.the crowd to get by,
thinking that the churches were out.
Wo novcr saw the city gayer, or the
crowd more dense. Tho clatter of dravs,
the rumble of the omnibusses, tho usual
roar and hum of the city, tho, streets ono
vast wave of struggling humanity, surg
ing back and forth, cannot bo described
or seen iu any other city and in no other
pUce except Broadway.
The principal topic in New York, and
the all absorbing one, U (ho '-exposa' of
:fc?&:'!H2i of the "ring." The solid
citi:a of the city hare come to the con
ifcsioa that -knv:! have been "trumps"
tje; ao5a iaii now propose a new deal.
OaJiatis; "Tr-Ya:k we took the ferry
is litfftfiM of IMnyjiies street and were
iijoa jts: of the Cnitid states and in "ew
J-irwy Tki iniz. nx no exception to the
inu -v tnft Uxctana c in'. seTSc for Wtii
lmrm md iti Sic PlUuiilpJiii, ill
lr.-rvdi'd. Wi luft u'lJiW-inAnn ef xz.
Binvrtutn iml viri wnn HVEa aRicg i:
rim --iu n' 5
r.7 mjJiiM ia 5uu?B "v-i
i t5ifa rr.iiif ilftnV'itbxit
inif.nir
I irwiil !mm nimr'y m tunu.
n.il . r ..I..H.-.. ...... .iiiirn.ln r..r...!..v. I
. .Mt 'AVH' 'rft .llflUi tll .'illiU'llR lll'tM
fMit.l'-j.lil.t ill" .um,lii.-tlmi f mirt
'. 4" """"t"'? ' in.lir.nn.-i
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wil Vim Itfffill il'ilViiiimi-i mil tJi.i i
'
'tf.'j-ti. riwM )'irticiiiuily -vitit tiw
"' portioit.oi. i.immmij AMm
j ynw ..iniliuit.r' ill .w iniMi- iVm fi.vMn
j j)eiilii it'.tlio b'it)iirs .ibiMcAtmid
i' iy tlnit r. n.v.i niiU ia oft i 'viv
mini t't.' 'vni.tll ovtrtit-i trt SV. h"i
; iin'tlnat,. tllrt. rtut :iA.t &ytAM&, ' rft
Anil, -iIiimi rtrtrtJ.J.v Whtt did My
t it' f vilt.i 'v,w irtl .v. aiilit hitorn w,n
.iiatiKIrt tA wll twin eVi eaill A dif
t,tAtuA. A t tfHfiU, ertt 7 Wt in
taj.r ai stUps hr, tut, w sy it bold
l', Wwe Uit b-Miity of form
l-iUr, ?infi and rsfinti
ir..iK,t of Ui, lilladelphla
Mm -viH tal'tf. Mfn ribbon every
tlm, if htd th awarding of It, but
i f.ii 1,'maU.
A i jw vttt ootici by tbi hoadlng of
ft .ttT wfi domicils'l at the "Old
0r.lir.riUl, which still ranks among the
first WaIi w, th vnthUy, and Is as great
a favorito with watUrnors as ever. We
have met quit a number of Ht. Iulsians
here, who like ourWi: are "homeward
bound." Through Urn kindness of our
old friend James Htover, Ks-j., formerly
un.i.icr oi uio i.inueu note) in St. Louis,
and now tn tho sumo position horo wo
tiavo bn through the Conilnntal In all
Its nmtiy and various anartmon'ui
canJudSo ot tho dise.pllno and order
'"""rjinsnnwnmotUestabllshniontllka
........... ,wmut ,,.e, lh
hundred anj flfl!f mjlhjtft Q
miicmiie m running urd0r. l'hll,t lu.
Is well supplied with amU,u,nnt, at tho
present time and all well patronised We
Hltninli.d ll.n Wh1 Mill a. I .... a a
vumer Bbt
.tiiiiiug wmvu wa crowded to wlti,....
the last representation of aplay jakcu from
Hyott'HKonnclworth.J The 'thuhwer
wora well drawn aod-acUd at' tb play
magnificently mounted, in oEu?.cWe it
Kwintlwortb Cwtlo over on
ISPiljA. persons art inaeM
THE CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2G, 1871.
togolhor on tho singe, consisting of mon
at arms, "rctnlnors" lords and Indies, pa
ges, Ac., nil In tho strictly historical cos
tumcs of tho porlod. During tho progress of
the pagennt In honor of tho visit of tho
Qneon (Elizabeth) nn anthom was sung,
which was not only participated In by all
on Iho stngo and tho orchestra, but a full
military band (Heck's celebrated Ohio
band) marched on, dressed In tho cost u 10
of tho period, And took their posltior. i n
tho right of tlio throno and mingled their
sweet strains with thoso of the orchestra
and ovor ISO voices. Tho effect was fine.
Great preparations aro being mado hero
to nttend the grand encampment at Balti
more this week. About two hundred Sir
Knights reached horo this evening from
Dotroit, and will go on to-morrow ovon
ing j nlso, threo commandnrics from here,
numbering nbout BOO. Wo lcavo hero to
night for Washington and shall return to
Baltimore to-morrow evening, whoro we
hopo to meet our Cairo Sir Knights and
tlioso from St. Louis, and partako with
them in tho giand festivities of tho week.
As evor, contontedly. J. U. E. T.
SOHURZ.
HIS RKPLY TO EX-CONFEDERATE
SOLDIERS.
Tho following Is tho reply of Senator
Schurz to ft patriotic letter addressed to
him by sovornl hundred ex-confederate
toldiors, ranging from mnjer-gcnoraldown
through all grndes to prlvato :
Maxwell House. Nashville, Tenn.,
Sept. 23, 1871 : Gcntlcinitn I have re
ceived your letter, and. without alTectation,
I may sny that I can not find words strong
enough to deHcribo the joy it has given
me. The spontaneous expressions of such
sentiments as your letter contains, coming
from you as Into soldiers of tho confedcr
utoarmy, may well be called an event of
great signittcanco in tno History oi our
When vour former comraues, as you uo
now, rally once more around tho fla of
thti American republic; ns tho symbol of
uuiv ersal lreouotn, equal rignu nnu consu
tutional government; when they declaro
that thev will turn their backs upon all
parties, "groping in tho moonlight of tho
past, " and discountenance that partisan
spirit which is so apt to obseuro human
reason, and blunt the best moral impulse
of the human heart; when they onco more
fully recognize tho identity of their truo
interests with thoso of our great common
country, then every patriotic citir.cn will
feel that tho regeneration of tho South is
certain to bo accomplished by her own
people.
-If thero is still lurking hero and thcro a
spirit which koops alivo feelings of ani
mosity and distrust, and which, by means
of social proscription, intimidation or vio
lence, strives to inpede the development
of free public opinion, you can render it
harmless by your influence and example.
If there are still disturbances of the peace
and order of society occurring, calculated
to produce tlio impression tnat tno securi
ty and the rights of citizens can be suffi
ciently protected only by the interference
of the general government in your local
concerns, you can dispel that impression
by devoting your energies to tho enforce
ment of the laws, thus providing tho ca
pacity of self-0verumcnt to accomplish
its legitimate ends hero as elsewhere.
If there is till an apprehension as to a
secret design to subvert the logical and le
gitimate results of tho war by reactionary
movements, you will remove that appre
hension by demonstrating that the young
South has risen above old prejudices and
obiolete aspirations, and is determined to
build up again the prosperity and power
of tho South on a basis in harmony with
the progress aud spirit of tho age. Men of
courage and conviction like you will do
nothing by halves; they will not look back
when they have put their hands to the
plow, and" I assure you your efforts will
iive the sincerest appreciation, hearty
xppUas acd energetic support of every
::-zt f.-ir.i cf litwrty and free institutions.
Yea: r'sV.i iU b ffcfe in the security of
ta rvriu ci ill, year poorer will be strong
' ev chiVr&iC4C4i tcA.f.:iol of American,
i.id la njubutt n b proa'l of U her
hinrt. I .1.11. r!ClSS4C-
wiili internsl
C. ifCHCXZ.
r
iTif.iwmiiHinniu R.ipuhliivi.t Cin7sa-
uitn .it W"iirjM&tt.
IT Vii'iniu itiipufiljfjjin Ovai mtle.T. it
Itfnlntmttil ftif fMrxMixiife.ri Mrf
i' .f-Tr'r fcipuftWivin ?uM Con
f jiitSou .it ."4yyju,
1 Tm.11 Con-swKf.r.ili nktfttlor.t, '.on
tKiusnt siifM d.j.
i -.1f,i'Wiiehiw.tn f.oor Httttrtt Cort
jindi'MS .it.-Jonin: ';sroIr.jhm and
thrt Ti"npiMr.f: ( or.veotiori at l!o
t -Js""T-Yofk fMrnvjfatle Hut. Conv!n-
tio-ft at Ho"hflt.f.
i flltftMt li:tnt-t,,t; Coriveiitlon at
Hpfinjt field.
' -V.Y.'Ah fttsr.d vote on the comtitu-
tior.al amendment.
1ft -fo jer, eVction of (Jovenor, .Stuto ofll-
r.e.rt and Ijulnliire.
I'J Ohio, election of (Jovcrnor, Slnto ofll-
rM and IjuUlnturf.
10 I'isnnsylvanU, election of Stale ofll-
ccri and i.ei;isiature.
J Oonvetitlon of the colored men of tho
Poulhorn Slates lit Columbia,, S, U.
18 N'ntlonal Labor Tiirty Convention
at Columbus, Ohio, to nnmlnato cundi-
dales rorrreMdont and vico-rrcsi-dent.
UC West Virginia, election ot
it llouie of Delegates
NOVKMIIKIl.
7 Mayrland, olectlon of Governor,
Stale officers uud Legislature.
7 Massachusetts, election of Governor,
Stato officers and Logislaturo.
7 Minnesota, election of Governor,
Stato officers and Legislature.
7 Mississippi, election of Legislature.
7 Now-Jersoy, election of Governor
and Legislature.
7 Illinois, election of Congrossman-at-'
' L'arco.
7Now-Yorlc, election of Stale officers
and Legislature
7-VYi8QonBin, oloclion of State offlcors
and jcgisiaiuro.
7 Nebraska, olectlon of Stato offlcors.
if tho now constitution shall havo
bcon ndoptod at tho olectlon Soplom-
her IV.
7 Virginia, legislative olcctlons.
10 Illinois, Legislature begins an ad
journed Bcssion.
l&iuid 10-Northwestern Woman Suff
rage Convention at Indianapoli",
lnd.
Jigr At u recent English wedding the
bride's pet terrier got itilo the church, and
unon'tho tidinlnlatrution of Iho nost-cerc-
monlal kiss went for the bridegroom In a
remarkably uemonstrattvu inuiiner.
iaairTho cost Pr mite of tho London
Underaround Hallway Is tel down tt no
1m a figure than f-4,000,000.
ttr.Alj K8TATK ron HAI.K.
VALtJABLin
AUCTION.
I will sell siPuhllo Auction
OK MOSDAT THE 2D DAT 07 OCTOBER, 1871,
at 10 'dock, i, on tho premises, ihitt
Ir.NIItAni.K IIKSIDENCK
it'iatdnn Wn.nut lotwecn llli n! Mh tin. be
ing nn mi U t;o-k t,, city nt ulrc, aaJ t
prescn' cilpleU liv A. ni(!k, Kq.
Thr liour i n frame contnlnlog 8 rooms, with
olof t, wo1'' hnm, cltc i, Ais
Atlhotsm lime untlfltwr I will e)I Iho
TWO VACANT LOTS
iljolnlnR sT lolf , S3 and 14 In snme block, anil
lao lolt alt : anil 31 In block 21, first addition
to the elij of Cairo, fronting 74 letl on 31at 81,,
and running b0k 100 feet, boing between Com
mercial arcniie anil Poplar street.
Title FcifecL. TcrmaU caih hatitiee in two
equal pajme-it of 0 and 11 monthi with 10 per
cent interest, iceuretl br deed of trust on llie
propertr. C, WINSTON.
ditaw
FURNITURE.
SAVE TWENTY PER CENT
U hiljlng jour
F TJ I T TJ :R E3
EICHHOFF BROS.,
FURNITURE FACTORY,
Wastilngton-nv., Jfear Coatnm irouae
Oil BO, ILLINOIS
Meiir.. Hichhofl Orotheradrtlra to Inform the
eitiieas of Cairo that the are, manufacturing all
ainui !
PLAIN AND FANCY FURNITURE
An t hnre now on hand and for atlt, at
Wholeaalc nnit Retail,
II kindi, ami will continue to keep at their
SALES R00XIH, IK THE1K SEW IUMI.DIXO,
Erery diicriptlon of cheap and coml) lurnlliire,
iiirhn
Itararrpd lleJ.Iia.li,
WMarhle Topped Iluresm,
na-Viilel.oar.lK, Waibitandt.
J7-Var.lrot', Sofa Chain,
aOofaa nd Matraiati,
3-I.ouogr,te , etc.,
WkMh (hejr will KUtraolee to II
TWENTY PR II CKKT. LOWKH
T.i ti7 m -.ait fruan or r,thr dealer la
'i ti inta a e.i tci i.ir tour-
iriVitf
aAH rrrrrjiH.
V. H. MUIIRAY,
GAS AND STEAM FITTER
nsi jtr.Morrb rr.on i-tRar iioukk
t'l Tll
ililCK IiCII.OI.VO o.v SKVKNTH ST
oh'omtk wi.vrr.R's iii.ocic,
(HIWI, ILLINOIS.
I V. irettljr impriifrd hli atock, and haa
1. now nn ham! all kind, r.f
ClliSIir.l.tKllH
IT.NIiK.Via,
OI.'llIKh,
IWtiCKKIK,
HALL i.Kiinv,
HllillF.H, KTC.
HE HAS MARKED DOWN PRICES
0 the Invest living tUures, and he Invites the
patronatH of Ihe jiubllc.
WIIUI.KNAIiK CltOCF.KM.
R. SMYTH & CO.,
WHOLESALE OROOERS,
o u l O I.tVKI,
CAIRO. ILLINOIS!.
A'to, keep conitaatly on hand a most com.
plet stock of
XiiQ,xroE,a.
SCOTCH AND IIII91I WHIUKIKS
-GIN H,-
Port, Madorla, Sherry and Catawba Wines
-r HMTTH WJ. sell eiclusirely for cash, lo
J.V. wiiiuii isv .tier uiTiie ine especial auen'
lion ei s.uso iiiii Mujrin,
Kjieeial attention oineti to Filling Ordert.
FUR NAI.K
The Illinois Central Hail Iload Company now
ulterior sale mo luuuwiiiKuuscrioeu iois inirus
Addition to tlio uny oi utiru, via s
Lot 71 block VO, Lot 24 bkwk K.
' la " o, " 147 " IU,
.1 0 II II 11 Kt,
Ui. si " i,
II 1 II II al II Wl.
HorUims.al.. p4y W)J,JA1KOOUN3N,
e'AilIf auenv
SJOAI. AND WOOD.
wood f wood i V" w66i) TT
The tniileMiKne. will furnish
HARD AND DRY WOOD
An Clirnp, If not Clicnpvr
Than any wood ilenlnr In Cairo. tt:ip order
on iho nlalt.a at the I'oatofllce an at lloaa' iokI
yard, on Cumniprclnl iivcnue, lietwcen Tenth ami
Twelfth Mri-Ptri, C.ilto, lliinoi. 1 rIto cood
trienaiiro and willciird tlio wood up If ilpaire.1.
aimln.tr DICNNIM IIAI.KV.
P. M. WARD,
WOOD AND COAL
MKIIOI1ANT.
PL,,WA.iin!1 P'T?"11 o"WiTer the belt
. Fire Wood and Mtone Coal, '.
IN ART TAUT OP THE CITT,
And In any quantity desired, on ahorl notice.
COAL DELIVERED at $I.C0 py.n ton
OKKICK-Orer lleerwart, Orth A Co.'a atore,
twoiloora alioto tho corner ofKlghth alrrel and
Commercial ateniip. .lecOit
HAI.OOMN.
EL DORADO
BILLIARD SALOON AND UAR
ROOM.
JOII.N SiATIlN, Proprietor.
lOGOmmereinl Avenue, CA1KO, ILLINOIS,
llest brand of California ClRara Juit recelred.
"PII.MAIID saloon furnished with the luat ol
AJ tat.ies; and liar aupplieil Willi lni'i", llipi
iior
and elgara of the Hneit bmnda.
FITZGERALD'S
S -A. HvC IP X. !El BOOMS
Cnr, I'tirlronlli NI. nml S'om
mprclnl Avenue.
IJMTZnnrtAI.tV.S Famplo Hooma are Ktoolted
with pure Imported wines, liquors nndclKJri,
ami are .llejcnc.J from tho bar in tlrM-olaae
etyle. Them la no Loiter establishment In Sou Hi
ern Illinois, and none better stocked. Call and
test the vanoiu brands ol wines and liquors.
JOHN IIYLAND'S SALOON,
Corner Ten Hi ftlreol and Commercial
Avenue.
SPf'KIHOM liquors, Leer, ale, etc., and fragrant
llavanai atway on nand. Those deslriiix de
imhtluH.raKes should n.it (ml torallnndrnioy
Ihcin. Al their wants will be attend to In a man
ner that will warrniil a return All his liquors,
wines nd cigar have been selected with Krea
are and critical tat.u.
ruiiNiTuni;.
B. S. HARRELL,
DEALER IN FURNITURE
QUEEXSWAUE
nousE FUiiNisniNO goods
MAR FIXTURES,
OLASSWAKE,
185 & 187 Commercial Avenue
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
UROCKRIEM AND DUV OIIODK.
WILLIAM KLUGE,
Dtilrn id
EAIILY GROCERIES,
DRY-GOODS,
NOTIONS, HOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAI'H, KTC,
ilaa Just received a heavy stock of Hoots find
bhoes, Hosiery and Kotlons,
OU SALE FOll CASH VEIJY CHEAP
lie alto has a fine flock of Family flrcceriesol
every Kinu.
ViRXEIl SIXTH-6T. AND COMMER
CIAL-AV,
CAIKO, ILLINOIS
MEISICAI.
DR. RIUIIAU'S
GOLDEN REMEDIES.
Use these only, and save lime, hesl h and
msney. Sl,' reward lor any cr or ilise.i.e, in
ny iiii niiicn niejr lun io cur.
DR. RIOHAUS DOLDEN II A USA M,
Nos. 1 and i, are .he greate.t alterative! known.
Kit. ItlCllAl-MdOI.DK.N IIMXIlt K'AilOl'H
Is the greateit tonle arid aslrlnxent in the me Ji
ll l.kt.
Ml. IIICIIAi;S OOLIiEN ANTIDOTK
is the only reluMe diuratic.
Th remedies are not advertised to mre all
complaints, and heaeht norm; but me gnaiaiiteed
HI-tt radical and meedd cuiu inn II cases for
which they are recommended, when nil other
treatment has fulled, Tens of thousands yearly
in:or liv the ruse, who lunu lo.tull lioi.e. nnd
been pronounced ai incutable by tho best of our
i'iicai lacuuv.
DR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN IIAI.SAM
No. 1, cures ulcers, ulcerate! sore throat and
rnmith. soie eves. I'liliino.ius emotions. Conner
color.il hlotchca. torcnets of tlio scalp, scrolulii,
iic, u is ine umitesi renevaior. uiicrnuve aim
blood punllcr known, remives nil mercury from
he atateni. and leaves tho blood put" nnd
healthy.
nit. liiuiiAU'ri ;ui.di:n halsam,
No i, cures mercurial allcctioii", rheumiitism in
ail Its furiii", nnd Hires iinini'dmte relief In all
cjses.
Ml. ItlCIIAirS HOMir.N ANTIIIOTK,
A rmlieal cure for all urinary derangements.
j'rice, i per noiiie.
Ml. IIICIIAU'H (iOl.liKN KI.lXlll U'AMOl'It,
A ridlcal cure fur nervous or arnernl deliililv. iu
old or young, iinp.utiii energy wllh wimderfiil
eueci.
I'rico t? per bot'lo, or two for J'J.
On recelnt of nrlce. these rcini'dles will Ik-ship
ped tnanv placo. l'rompt attention paid to all
nrres.on ems. ;nnii I'eiiiiiiii. wiiinnii i.. i.i.i.h-
.r i nit. uiciiAti's (KiLi)KN iii:.micuiim. n. it.
Hiciuiius, sole proprietor," blown in glass of
buttles.
Circulars scut. Trade supplied as n liberal dis
co. int. .
Address, Dr. I. n. Hlcl.ar.i-, Tin varick.st., n.r.
VBend monev bv exnress or order good
through your Uruggiat, nnd you will meet with
jsi:3 ci j. 3, DOBBINS,
4atJ Monli El jlitli St., PlilUda,
Dobbuis
Vegetable
A color and dressing tlmt will
not burn tlio hair or injuro tlio
hend.
It doca not produce a color
racclinnicnlly, as tho poisonout
proprtrations do.
It gradually rcstorcB, tho hr
to its original color nnd lustra,
by supplying now life nnd vigor.
It causcB a luxuriant growth
of soil, iino hair.
Tho best and safest nrticlo
ovor offered.
Clean aud Puro. iTo scdimoui,
Sold every whcio.
ASK FOR DOTVBINS'
SIMILIA SlMILIIirS CniANTl'R
Ilt'.MI'JIltllY'N
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
HAiy.!p,rrnn,ri,..ff"n """t "'"fi0
i.ii.lnnt n.',d nWiV !" I Bimpio-I'rotii pl
t'.IIICIentnnil nellab e, The ern ilin nnlv ii.n.ll.
Dines netfeclly ndapied I., popular i,?-.V si
L' .ni .,'"j:,prn?t ''l"l' I ns.nu thi' .m
so harmless
Ullelo tas I
ed thi luuh
. V . V:'tn iiiiniior. nnd i
stob. nUn)s rellahln Thi.v l,m ral
thesicommondntions from all, nnd w
ftlwrs render sntulii.Mlon.
III
,0'" Cents
1, Cures I Vri, congestion, Inllaminatlons.M
'i, " Wormt, woriii lover, womi colio 25
s:
S'rj lllit-collc orteellilngol llifnt's!"iA
irirrnurs, ui cuil'iren nun aliills...o
llyHfiilcr.v, orlpiii,b'llous collc...23
S'liolrrii-morbus, limiting U
t'holcrn. colds, hronchittis !!
'rtir..lKln, toothache, fceneho.....VIi
llrnilnclira, tick headache, veillcoW
It.VHtlii' bilious stomachc- .!U
Nnitnrenicil.oriialnful period M
SVlif Ion, loo profuse perioils M
S'rollii, coukIi, dllliciilt hreatlunK...Vi
Nnll JUiciiiii, Kryslpclas, KruptloiitW
lthcnmnf Ihiii, rl.cimuiic pan v,
S''Vorniiil AKiir.chlll Icter.nuuesM
S'lloii, blind or blue.llnK U)
Oplillilriiiy, and sore nr weak eyeuMi
4'iitiircli, ncum or chronic, InllueiiM.W
W liiio.liitr-4'iiiKli, vlolcntcolllisVi
Amliniii. iiiit.rei.seil breathing tn
6,
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i;nr lilMclmrKcs, Immilrcd heannit'')
Nrrofnlii enlarued ((lands, awellinf(Ml
SJenoriil Ilelilllly, physical weak
nets , M
lro. nnd scanty Secretions .....Ml
n-n Hl kiii-sH sickness from ri.llnson
HliliH-vnisvnsc. Ornvel M
Ai'rsotiH Ittlillll)', sumlnal emis-
l.ns.Invnlnntarv ilischari;e.. .1 no
I'l'llox', wits one 5Jm.i1 of powder
very uetesssry In serious tines, ki
Nre .Mi. nth, canker Ml
I'rillliry fiililicnH, welting bed.J
l'liliirnl I'crluils, with spasms, U)
N II lli'l-i ll;, t chaiige of life I IK)
i:illiniv.Miafms. nt itus'danen.l li
IMillii'rliiul ernted soru II. r at '.',
KAMIIiY CA9IX
Cirnrt to lid lnrK sluN, murnrrii
fir rosi'ttoiiil rns, fiiiiliilnlni; 11
HiM-rlllr lor vyvry iiiiilliiiiry ills
I'HK-11 I11111II v IkniiIiUi'I to. Illlll
ImioUn rillri'clliMi . . frcjin !l"to ii'i
Hinaller S lllillly und I rut vllliK ca .
'.0 to 8s vi.il irom Ha lo HS
I'p'oltV lor all I'rlvnli' IUhchm-s,
both for Ciirlni; and mr S'ri'trn
llo Ireatmer.t, 111 vials and poesel
cases H......M. ......... .....h.......m,. ........ H lo 1
ro.NIfH i:XTItAtT
Cures Ham", Ilrui-ci, I.miieneas, !-'oienef , Sore
'Ihrost, Hprnln, Tuochsche, Knache, .N'eurAlin.
nheumatitin, J.iiiiiI.ski, Piles, Hulls, Htmi;,
rioro Kyea, llleedinKi.I Iho Lungs, Nme, t-tiun-ach,
or of I'lleei Corns, I'lcers, UI I rtorcs.
I'nce, flo., ui els. 1 I'luts, JL.Vi; Q iiris, I1-7S.
'riie remedies, except I'ond Kxliact,
by the case or elnjj.e box. urn si nt to any part ol
tho country, by mall or cxprct, free of chutfe,
on receipt 01 the price. Aiidrxs
lll'MI'llKMS-HI'mKIO
HOMKOPATIIIC MIMlIOINi: CO.
Ofllee and Depot, .No. SM Uromlnay, .ew-Toik.
FOIt XW.K IIY P. f-CHCII, C.MIIO, Ills,
anxl'sleowawly
.SPECIAL NOTICES.
UATCIIEI.OK'MIIAIKISYK,
Tills superb Hair Dye is the tear mrnrWoato
IVrlfctly Harmless, Iteliable and lnsthsnteoiu,
.No disappointment. No Itldiculous Tints or l'n-
fileasant Odor. The genuine W. A. llachelor's
lair Dye produces 1MMKIM 4TKI.V a splendid
lllack or natural llrown. Does not Munn lh
Hktn, but leaves the Hair Clean, Fnft and lleauti
ful. The only 8af ami Perfect Dye.
Hold by altdrUKXist. Kuctoiy IK Hond Ptrei t,
New York. ian)2ldeo.Uly
ON MARRIAGK.
Kaiays for Young Men, on great Social Unit
and Abuses, which Inlerfere with Marriage, end
ruin the happiness ot thousands, with uro
meanof relief for tne Krrlnj- and Unfotunate,
diseased and debilitated. Hint in scaled letter
envelopes, frco ol charge. Address, HOWARD
AHrtOCIATIO.N, No. ? Ninth street, Philadel
phia, I'a sepMwSm
CONSUMPTION.
ITS CURE AND IT.S PREVENTIVE
BY DR. .J. II. HCJIKNCK. .M. D.
Many Miumnn lms has reused nrray for whose
dentil llieruwas no. .titer reason than the ncttlix-t
of known und luuirpiitablr pruTen tiH'nnsnrcMire.
'I'lintu iienr uii'l diMr 1.1 luiiilly nn.l frli'inls nrn
sleei'tng ttic dremi.li'si simiibvr Inwwtilcli. lud
tbvy cannlyuduptol
int. josni'ii 11. s.ciiENCK.'Hrtmi'i.r.
tui:at.ui:nt,
end arnlled themselves rf his wonderfnlly efllca
clous medicine., they would not have fallen.
Dr. M'hcntk has In his own ruu proved that
wherover sumeient vitality remain, that rltAl
Ity. by tils niedlclnct and lilsillrecllimtlurUiclr
Use, Is qulcSenel IfiUs iicalthlul vlifor.
In this stntenii'iit them Is noUilnit preumr
tuous. To tlio f.lllll nt Iho Invalid Is mado I. 'I
reiiresentatliin Hint Is not n lliouwuil limes sub.
stuntUUd It llvlmr und vlsihlo norks. Tno
theory nf tho (Uro hy Dr. Scheuck's uitstlclnvi
Is us slniplo us It Is unfaillnir. Its .hilonliy ru
quires no urisumont. U ll ji'lf-auui Ing, self .oon
v I licit! p.
Thet-ca.weod Tonlcand Mandrake I'llll are the
f.-st twi. wiMisiii win. whleh thu ctladidiif thH
Itialmly Is UK,illed. Two thirds i.f the i.es of
c.insuni.tiuii uiiuiiiatt, Ju ilrsuL.p.1,1 und 11 lunc
tluuullr disordered llv. r. Vltli this ii.udlllon
Iho briiocl.lal tuht Mhyn.silliUu" with tho
it.iumch. Tl.er resMnd In Uiu luorbttic uctloii
(,f tho liver. Hi'tc iheu rues lliuciilnilii.iting
result, nnd llm svlllrj In, nit.'i till Us illslrv
I11K sympUinis of
CONSLMII'TIOX.
Tho llnndrnko Pills nriroinisi.l of one of Nil.
tore's nol.lcsl uitts tho P.i.t.iililtluin IVItutum.
rrheyN,.ess nil tlio blisid.se.irthintf, ulterutlvu
prupvrtlua of ialo:ui I, but, iii.I.Lu wlouiel, they
"LlUVn NO STI.Nt! IinillXD."
Tho work nf euro 1 1 now bczlnnlnr. The rltla.
ted und iiiuciiuiileinslts In thobuwi Is nnd Iu tho
ullmentnry cunal nru ejicttsl. Tho liver, llko
n clock, Is wound up, Iturouscs Irom lis torpid
ity. Tho stnmucli ncn rciisintlvely, nnd thu
patient begins to I col that huts netting, ut last,
A Hl.TPI.Y Ol' COOI) I1I.OOD.
Tho Fea-wecd Tonic, In conjunction with tho
Pills, per. no. Uos uud usslmll.ilcs with thu foixl.
Chylltfaillnii Is now progressing without Its pre.
vlous tortures. Digestion becomes inlnless.und
tho euro Is scull In 00 ut hand. 'Micro Is 110 inoru
tutulenco, no exacerbation or tho ktou.ach. An
uppctltosi'tsln. ..,
Nuvrtsiinoi tho prentest Wood riirldcrcveryet
given l.ynn IndiiUunt father to sintering man.
Kclieiick't Pulmonic hyriui conies Iu In iM.rK.roi
Its (un. lions mid tn hasten und ciinpieio thu
cure. It onters ut onco un Its work. Katuro
cm not bu ckcntel. H Lulli'dta und ripens thu
Impaired uud dlse.ise.l poitlous of thu liil.C".
Initio forniof gaihcrlng,lt prepares them lor
expectoration, nml In! In n very then tlnio tin)
muliidy Is vanquished, thu rotten thrnno tliut.lt
occupied Is ronoMilcl un.l iruilo now, ..ml tho
lillent,ln i.ll thu dlanlty i.r n"!.ilncd vigiir.steps
iurtll tu enjoy tho iiuinhood or womanhood that
was
iivi:x i;p ah i.o.vr.
Thosecond IhlriH Is, thn patients inii't stay In 11
warm mom 1 mil they U'.'l well I It Is i.h.io.t lin
Is.ssll.lo to prevent luktiu liiI.I nhen thu hums
uro dln-nscd, but It must bo prevented nr 11 euro
tun not bu en.'Cled, Fresh .Urn.nl Ddlng nut,
esiioclully In this section of thn country, in tho
full und winter season, uru ull wrung. PJ.jaL
clans who reciniiuend thutcoursa lose their pn.
tlents, If I l.i'lr lungs urn budly illsensedi und yet,
beciusu ther uro In tho lioutu they inusi not
sit down quiet 1 thuy must ulk uliout tlio room
us much nnd ns fust ns thu strength will bear, to
get up 11 good circulation nf blo.it, Tho putlcnts
must kei'ti In ir.md sttlrltslM. Crtorliilne.1 to uet
well. Tills has 11 grout deal to do with tliuuppo-
llle. nnd Isllineri'nt no nt In L'nlll.
Tn despair of euro idler encli evl.lcnco of Its
possibility In tho worst cases, unit moral cer
tainty In nil others. Is sinful. Dr.Schenck's per
sonal statement to tho rucnlty of Ids own curu
wus in these iimdost wi.nls
".Many cars iiko 1 wus In thn hist stages of
consumption) eon 11 nod to my bi d, uud ut ..no
tlnio my physicians IhoiiKht that 1 could not llvo
a weeki iheu. llko 11 drowning mini cutcliloK ut
straws, I heurdnf und nbtaliieil thu prepurullous
which 1 now otTor tn tlio public, nnd they mado
a iKTfcct euro of luft. It seemed to 1110 that I
could feel them isMiotruto my wholo system.
They anon rlpuncd tho luulter In my lunm, nod
I would spit up moro than 11 pint of otlcuslvo
yellow matter every morning for 11 long tlnio.
MAsaoon ni that began to suhstdo, ray cough,
fever, pains, und night sweatsuit began totcavu
me. und mynpnetltu bocamo aourcut thut It was
with difficulty that I could keep Irom citing too
much. 1 aoon gained my strength, uud Imvo
grown In flesh over since.
"I was weighed shortly after my recovery,"
added the Doctor, "then looking llko n mcra
skeleton) my weight was only ninety .seven
pounds! my present wclKlit Is two honored nnd
iwcnty-nve pounds, nnd for ycuts 1 huvu en
joyed uninterrupted health." ,
Dr. Hclienck bus discontinued his professional
visits to New.York nnd lloston. Ho or his son,
Dr. J. H.Hchcnck, Jr.. still continue to son pa
tients at tholr office. No. 1J North Sixth Wr ,
Philadelphia, ovcry Haturduy froiuB AM. ,U 4 1'.Jl.
Thoso who wish u thorouuli ua'mi'imtln n with
the ltesplrometer will bo charged . Urn lies,
plronictcr declares Iho exuet 'ot dltlnn r ho
lungs, and pallonts cun rcudlly leuru whetuer
I Tfiottr:UUcUon.W0Vaklng tho medicines are
rtVmn.l to Uio tntolllgelico oven nf u child. Ful.
row'theso direct Inns, und kind Nnturu will do tlio
rest oiceptliig lhatin a.nuocnsea tho Mundrako
imii sfru T to bo tuken III Increusod dosust tho
tlireo modlclnes need no other accompaniments
than tho nmplo Instructions thut accompany
II em 1 First create nppctlto. lf returning
health, hunger Is Iho niost welcouio Bymptom,
When It cuuics.na It will come, lot tho despair,
ing at unco bo of good cheer. lod blood ut unco
loVlows, thu couili loosens, tho iilitht iwiul U
ul.uted. In n short tlnio both ot theso morbid
srmpioms aro gono forever. .
Dr. Hchenck's medicines aro constantly kept In
tens nf thousands of t am I lies. As 11 laxative, or
l.uriiutlTo.tl.oMBndruko Pills aro nstundurd pro.
partition 1 whllo tho Pulmonic Hyrup, ns u euro
ot coughs uud colds, may bo reiiurded us uj.ro
I'hilaclcrlo ugulnst couiuujptlou tu any ur Its
lertna. .
Prlco of thd Pnlroonlo Syrun and Sca-wecd
Tonlo, l.lo n bottle, ur tlM a half iloiou. , Mali,
druko Pills, si cunts a hvx. I'vi oalo by ull tlruK
uts and dealers.
i'ajiii.v .it) j:ii?r.N.
LOUIS .JORGKNSEN,
Denier In all kinds of
STAPLE AND FANCY
G-BOCERIES.
I'nrnu'rS Vnril nntl SttiblliiK
WITHOUT CHAllOK.
Cor. Wjaliinglon-av and Twcnticlli.pl.,
CAIKO, IM.IKOIM
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SALES ROOM, No. 13SIXTIi;STREET
CAIllO, ILLINOIS.
IIK.VL. r.sTArr. AOENT.
U. WINSTON & CO.,
REAL "ESTATE AGENTS
asp
AUCTION ERS, !
71 (hEro.vi) rLoou) onto levee,
CAlIIO. II.I.S.,
Hi.'y and Sell Real Kstatk,
1'AY TAX KS,
FURNISH AIJSTRACTS OF TITLE
A I prepare Conveyances nf Kinds.
HAItllKItS.
J. C.EO.STEINHOUSE,
FASHIONABLE BARBER
Cor, Hth.Mt. nntl C'otiiinerelsiliT.
e"Pliarp I'.smrs,
ctTCIesn Tuwels and
'Urekillfull IVcrktnei
ifgnlii.s' sn l elilldren's hair cut and shiml
iHwed, eitl.er al Ihe shop or at their own he inc.
ert'licutletnen't whiskers sad hair d)cl In
I 'cnt-Hi. manner, at.siweiien pusranli-i.'l
IMiltTM A.MS NIIOEI.
WILLIAM KIILEHS,
Fashionable
ROOT AND SHOE MAKER,
TWr.STIKTH HTltHKT,
IWtwcen Washington Avenue and Poplar Stres I
CAIKO, ILLf).
Hoots and Rknes Male to Order,
Kine Workmen Kmployed.
Satisfaction Warranted.
Patronage Kollclted,
CITY SHOE STORE
SSII
HOOP SKIRT FACTOR
SOLE AIICM'I lOU
"BEOLASKI'S"
CDHT04I-SI ADK
ii 0 O T .S A N I) 8 II 0 K S
oiiimrrriiil Avvstttr, Corner of EltM
Klrecl,
Caiko, Illinois.
PAUTICl'LAK ATTKNTIO.V PAID TO ALL Ol
IIKIIS 1011 llOOI'SKIKTa AND BHOEU.
iiouni: MoviNn.
IIOUSK MOVING.
JA1MES KENNEDY,
rascTtcAL
IIOUSK MOVER AND BUILD!
a prepared to do nil kinds of
HOUSE MOVING, HOUSE RAISI1
ASP
ltKPAIItINO OF EVKBV DKSOR1VTI0N
ON TUK MOST BIASOHABtlC TIDMS.
r w tMT7ti irt. nt thn resldenco ol Mr. Kanned
I) on Cuuter atroot, next door to tho now schtl
house, or addressed to the care of P. O. Ilox I
lOrtlie. UUIIUIIU V.I.VV) nil. wvit .,w,. u
lion.
AVOID QUACKS.
A victim ofcarly Indiscretion, causing ncrvil
debility, prcmaturo decs), etc., havliio tricl
vain every advertised remedy, has discovert I
simple means of aelf.curo, which he will scl
frco to his fellow-autlorers, J, 11, Hicvrs, Kol
Nassau street, new. York. RugiMwIJ
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