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I "v THE DAILY BULLETIN. FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 20, 1883. OUR AGENTS. -The following persons are tiie authorized fortlie Daily Hoi. letin nt tho places named, Contracts for subscription or advertising mny no made with them: Saudis P. W. Suit. Shannon Wm. 'lary. Lewwhoko W. T. Berry. MlNEIlVA W. H. Hhwus. Mt. Olivkt Peter Myers. Hklkna. R. M. Harrison. .1. A .laclcson. OuAxasiiona H. I. Tolle. Mt. Gilkad ,t. s. Hl.glns. Tockaiiok. W. L. Holtou. Slack's 1. O M. V. Mornn. Ei.izavii.lk V. H. Stewart. GKUMANTOWN it Hl'O. KakiioW SToitE S.T. Furrow. .Mt. Caumkl T. A. Henderson. Fkiin Leak Hnrrv lluiuoyue MOHPIIYSVILLB. W. T. Totnlln. M. Huwley. Washington Miss Anna Thomas. Johnson .Junction. Scruggs it: Hro. HiLLSiiouo. Hev. W. II. llarksdnlo. w&&& Thoabovo number represents tho circulation, each week ot the Daily and Weekly Bulletin. Advertisers Hro Invited to call and assure themselves oi the truth ot the statement, and they are requested to bear In mind that our rates lor advertising are the lowest. Edwaud Si'EScnii, the journalist and author, is dead at Baltimore. The Democratic Convention in New Jersey will be lurid September 27th. Col. A. M. Sworn has withdrawn his resignation as Collector of the Lexington revenue district. The cholera epidemic continues to spread throughout Eirypt, despite the efforts to confine it to localities first affected. Yellow fever is prevailing with unusual seventy at Vera Cruz. One hundred and forty-four deaths have occurred during the present month. A circular hns been sent to Postmasters from the Department at Washington, directing them to make preparations for tho reduction of postage October 1st. The Lexington linptat. Bourbon Sun. Dan Timberlake, the Lexington rapist, will tako a seat on the corner of a cloud in the great eventuality, on Friday. He went crazy last week and ran around the jail enclosure howling like a dog, and was finally put in solitary confinement by request, where ho could prepare for "the Kingdom without interruption. Ain't She a Daisy! Chicago Inter-Ocean. Anvthing lefreshinir is particularly acceptable in this weather, and a young mtn from Kalamnzoo has contributed a breeze. He boarded a wot bound train on tho Michigan Central in company with a buxom lass who carmine and looked foolishly happy. Standing in tho aisle, the young man said, with a joyous pride that illuminated tho darkest corner of the car : " Ladies and gentlemen, this is mv wife, Mrs. Ileuffor. Ain't she a daisy?" The auditors heartily concurred, and tho couple took a seat, sharing between them a smile that "would have served for a calcium light. Mr. II tK'fTer. believes in unbottled felicitv, and the chances are that he will get through life without losing any flesh in apprehensive worry over the loyalty of his daisy. Isaacs sunt Sliniit. Pretzel's Weekly. Hans Isaacs keebs a glothing house, and vas hereditary on der subject of diamonds, lie vas dead gono on der subject of diamonds. Vonce upon a times a shuntleman named Shmit vas come on Isaacs' blace. Shmit vas vcar a beautiful solitaire diamond pin on his dat vas partially concealed by his vest. Old IIuis vas irreot der stranger in der following langwnges, not happening to ketch sight ot der beautiful diamond at dis periods: "Veil, veil, Mister Shmit, how you vas, uud how you got along, Mister Slunk? I doud vas feen such melancholy feadmes tro dime before on your face; please told me how vas der (leeficuldy ink you." " Veil, Mr. Isaacs, dot pooty long ago I vas louse my frow by death, and yoost to-day I vas got pad nouses dot my broddor vas died." "Ish dot so, Mr. Shmit? You got mine Can you uso dot? I vas got my alllictions yoost so bad on my house also. So nedimes ago dot's vent past I lost my brudder; he vas go died. Veil, he could not help dot, unci day yesterday I got der sad dot mine leetle cousin, a little gal child, vos go died. Oh, I vas feeling so pad about dot. She vas such a good gal childs. Somedines vhen I locks my pishncss out I goes on hor 1 ouso unci she vas mndo mo lofo I vish I had so many glasses of beer yoost now as she vas made mo lofo. Unu vhen I go on der place nito times, und I dells her shdory riddles undil she got so shleoby liko not-tings at all, und vhen I tells hor to go to her lectio ped, she goes avay gwick und makes her little knees down by dor vail, und mit heV leotlo hand togeddor she prays t,o der Great Got I vas dot a diamond on your bosom, Mr. Shmit?" Distempered Atmosphere. Ed. Daily Bulletin: While there is little probability of tho Asiatic scourge appearing in our midst during tho present season, its existence and marked progress abroad naturally suggest thoughts upon public hygiene on general principles. And clearly enough tho matter is ono of consequence, individually and collectively. To awaken and maintain an effective, working interests in sanitary measures in the face of a merely nominal death rate and the irresponsible report from time to time of general health is, for obvious reasons, a difficult matter in anv community. Tho various nbsorbing affairs of life, the absence of proper knowledge, or the want of combined effort induces n condition of false security or real indifference, which nothing short of nn epidemic with its stntling mortality ever removes. However produced, this in n matter of moment is not the part of wisdom ; it is not up to the average of intelligent activity in most affairs ; it is little short of criminal in view of ascertained results. Asiatic cliolora, where pi evalent, certainly affords a fearful outlet for human life ; the grand total of its fatality is appalling. It is but ono avenue," however. could wo aggregate the mortality from fevers, dysentery, cnolert iniantum anil I kindred "affections, wo would scarcely know on which the fateful ledger tb place the riimttul balance, lint with this difference, one generated abroad and alien to our clime, over-steps quarantine and other regulations, practically defies measures abortive of its existence" and at long intervals startles us alike with its abrupt invasion and ruthless progress. Confessedly, it is in a measure beyond control, and we are, .po far, acquit of wrong. Tho other are " to the manor horn." essentially homo productions and onlv too often come from willful neglect of sanitary measures the most simple. There is, unfortunately, no royal road to health ; so long as the human organism and the elemeuts remain tho same, there can be no absolute prevention of disease, of course tho conspiracies against life must exist. But it is feasible to insure the largest average of one, to sensibly lessen the percentage of the other. It requires but little science, and no statistics, to establish the truth of the assertion that we are mainly the of our own misfortunes in this regard ; that the non-observance of natural laws, too plain and familiar to demand repetition, is the fruitful source of many diseases of the term. Aside from the matter of diet (the popular idea of which is one of taste only), our organisms reasonably want, need, demand a given amount of pure, vitalizing air! Every intelligent and observing physician will attest that our enemies proper diseases peculiar to our own locality are few in number. Sot only so, but that in a given number of cases the essential cause of disease is very many times traceable to local centois of infection loc d to tho particular or adjacent household, though seemingly well ordered. Even tho non-profession-'d nostril may, in some localities, detect a ''something in tho air," though failing to estimate results in the matter of health. In substance, the diseases enumerated aie out of proportion in frequency, as a rule, to those known to be dependent upon locality, and in a tneasuie unavoidable. Of course this i3 not without sufficient cause. The " pestilent heathen " is inauv times at our door the back door, possibly, but there ; there' is the foul vault that has not been cleaned or disinfected within the memory of man, perhaps; in the sev o which Varies in odor, but itself never; in the gutter cr sink, innoecnt of pure water for weeks and months of ceaseless deviltry; in the garbage phV, rich in ellluvia, " rising as it rots;" even in much water that is consumed, loaded as it is with decaying organic matter, and confidingly swallow ed from day to day, without challenge or suaueot suspicion. All such localities are rank poison centers. The aggregate of their vile effluvia there is no arithmetic to estimate, and normal or pure ais is no component thereof. It is idle and nbsurd to assume that such atmospherical conditions are negative in results; u so, all sanitary principle is a fraud. It is nothing that we have no epidemics that we do not die in platoons instead of singly. Aerial poisons, especially, are none the less sure for being slow ; ami then it is only go much ready material, awaiting proper conditions to develop into intensity and virulence. Cholera, introduced at Sew York, has more than once skipped across the continent, and finding a lodgment in cities of the far West, enjoing far better conditions than wo can boast to-day. has ravaged them almost to the Inst soiii. Briefly, all this" constitutes a prime factor for "absolute positive evil, and evil only, alike for the present and future. If j properly apprecia'od, few would willingly assume the now so light-' ly held. The situation differs in nowise' from others in which the masses are concerned, while a matter for corporate qri municipal ac'ion, the question of elli j cieney reverts to the individuals at last. , To reined v or remove all this it is onlv l necessary for ever v head of a household i to resolve hims'df into a committee cf ono upon domestic cleanliness, and gee' that its simple rules are rigidly enforced Effective d.siufectants are abundant anc cheap, there need be no lavish expend!-' tore of money or muscle, results are speedy and certun. The great end will ; more than jttstil'v tho simple means. i This for the large number wlio only need to be reminded of duty to cheerfully perform it, as for the rest, they should bo compelled. Tho one is, by right of inheritance and the privilege of election, entitled to so many cubic inches of life-giving air, at oach'respiration, the other should bo required m take it, aliko for his own good and pro bono j.mMco. B. Maysvillo, July 20, 1883. Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renew or never fails in restoring gray hair to its color, lustre, and vitality. Dr. A. A. Hayes, State Assayer, of Massachusetts, endorses it, and all who give it u fair trial unite in grateful testimony to its many virtues. BUSINESS HOUSES. - The following are among the lendlug Business Establishments of Mnysvllle. Customers will And these houses reliable und occupying a commanding position lu their respective Hues. A SORIIIESASON, Locksmiths and Bell-Hangars. Are prepared to put up Electric Honso Bolls which are not exposed In the room liko tho old style. Prices low. Cull and seo samples. SecondStreet, myl. MAYSVILLE, KY. A O. UKOWNIXtt.AI. R PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Ofllco and residence south-east corner of Third and Sutton streets. Will pive special ntteutiou to diseases peculiar to females. upIUdly MAYSVILLE. nxcii aco., A. DEALERS IN GRAIN, FLOUR and HEMP. Cor. Third and Sutton Streeli, mehSOly MAYSVILLE, KY. a si. homers, DEALER IN Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps. 11 A'. Sec. St, mch"ly MAYSVILLE, KY, II ON AN': S BOOT AND SHOE STORE. Custom woik a specialty. Large stock. All kind at lowest prices. No. .7, Market fitref ,two doors below D. A. Hiciiatdhou A Co.'s gioeery. uldAwly MAYSVILLE. KY. XoLIX, Dealers in Staple and Fancy IDDRSr No. 3. Enterprise Block, Second Street. npldly MAYSVILLE, ICY. c ammon, PHOTOGRAPHER, Second street, next door to Dr. Martin's aplddly MAYSVILLE, KY. p ROBERT D.VWSOrV A CO.. :Dealeis In: CIGARS and CONFECTIONERY. ICE CREAK A SPECIALTY1. FRESH ROLLS AND CAKES EVERY DAY. Second Street, EAST MAYSVILLE. S. MINER A HRO, C Dealers Boots, Shoes, Leather Ana findings, No. 1, Second, cor. Sutton stieets. mch31dly MAYSVILLE, KY. Jll. T. II. X. SMITH, DENTIST, Will devote his whole time to the preservation of the natural teeth. Dr. C. W. Wardle will take charge ot all the mechanical work, such us jjold, sflver.coutluuousguni, celluloid and rubber plates. mch3Jdly ClOXEW A ALLEX, STOVES, GRATES, TINWARE, inontels, etc. Solo agents for the celebrated Omaha and Leaier stoves. Roollnt; and promptly and snUsfuctmllydone. Cornel ot Mmketand Third (streets, A. R. Glascock's old stand. apllOdlw fjlKAXK IEVIXE, Manufacturer of cxgka.:r,s. Proprietor of the celebrated brands: Hold the Foit, Parlor Queen and .Mother Hubbard. Best cigars lu the markot. Full variety of smokers' articles. Secondstreet, ally MAYSVILLE. KY. p II. TKAXEIi, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER. Ice cteam parlors open for the season. Absolutely pure caudles. Fresh bread of all kinds. Furnishing weddings aud parties a specialty. Prices low. niayJdly p M. WILLIAMS, Contractor and Builder. Plaus and Specifications furnished and all work promptly and satisfactorily done. Shop ou second street, opposite Hiuli school. nplGdly MAYSVILLE, KY. G" II. IIEISEK, :Dealer In: GROCERIES, Pineapple Hams. Home-made Yeast Cakes. may30dly SECOND STREET. -I S. JUDI), ATTORNEY AT LAW. Ron! Estate nul Collecting Agency. CouitSt., (riplSdly) MAYSVILLE, KY. ri EO. COX A SON", Dealers In Staple and Fancy IDIRST SECOND STREET. mchSlly MAYSVILLE. KY. O I.T Klt'IIKSOX, Dealer In Staple and Fancy has RRMOVED from his old btand to the building ou Second .street lately occupied by Charles II. Frank. nplodly TT UXT A DOYLE, Every new slinde In DRESS GOODS, Crushed Strawberry, Electric Blue, Egyptian etc., and new Tiitnmlngrf to match. Second St., iuch3lly MAYSVILLE, KY. JOHN WHEELER. Daily FISH Market. River, Lako and salt water fish. Prices reduced this dny to 8 and 10 cents n pound. Market stieet, nl8 MAYSVILLE, KY. JOHN H. POYNTZ, JK INSURANCE AGENT. Oldest and best Companies, Insures for full volue. Low rates. Losses promptly paid. No dlscouuts No dolays. Otllce corner Third aud Market streets. uplOdly TAS. H. SAI.I.EE, CLARENCE I.. BALLEE' Bailee A Bailee, ATTORNEYS AT LAW INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE AGENTS, Court Street, (seplOdly) MAYSVILLE, KY T BLAKEDOROCGII, THE BOSS WALTHAM WATCH STORE. Headquarters for Clocks, Sllvor Goods, Jow elry etc. A 11 work promptly and satisfactorily done. Second St., East of Murket. apl7 T W. SPARKS A 11RO., ' No. 2i, MARKET STREET. NEW CARPETS OIL CLOTHS anil Window Shades. Good Carpets at 30. fi, W, -15, 50, (JO, 0-5, 70, 75. aud 90 ots., 81.00 an I Sl.iio peryard. mch31dty T A 91 ES A C A It'll, (Successors to Thomas Jackson,) Livery, Sale and Feed Stables Street rfak orders promptly attended to at all times. Finest and latest style Turnouts. Hoit.es bouht and sold on Commission. Mar! ket St. lour doors below Central Hotel. al23 toiix t rr.E.uixu. INSURANCE AGENCY. Reptesents the London aud Liverpool and Olobe. German American, ot New York, and Pheulx. of lliookiyn. Also a.ont lor Ulue Lick Wnter. Olllce corner of Front and Sutton stieets. npll7dly T V. RYAX. Manufacturer und dealer lu baud, pocket aud pencil STAMPS, RUBBER TYPE, STENCILS, Dates Ac. Guns, Pistols. Trunks, Valises and Sewing Machines repaired. Trumpets put up bells huiiK, nnd keys made to order. Stoucll cutting a specially. Second St., uplVdly MAYSVILLE, KY. TACOl) LIXX, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER. Ice cream ank soda water. Fresh bread and cakes. Partfes and weddings turulshed on short notice. 85 Second St., may3dly MAYSVILLE, KY. 1" W. UALBRA1TII, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Rciil Estate und Collecting Agency. Thhd street, near Court house, mylOly MAYSVILLE, KY. f AXE A WOHKICK, Contractors, Architects, Builders. Plans and specifications furnished nn reasonable terms and all work satisfactory aud promptly done. Otllceon Third street, between Wall and Sutton. aplildly "VTOltRISON A KACKLEY, Wholesalo and Retail BOOKSELLERS and STATIONERS. Second Street, Jmh231y) -Vt YS VILLE, K Y. VTUS LOU POWL1XG,, FASHIONABLE MILLINER. Latestsnrlna strles of Hnts. Bonnets. Rib bons, Flowers and Millinery Goods ueuernlly. Entire sutlsfacllon guaranteed In all cues. Second, opposite Opora House, mnylly VplS. 1', B. COLLINS, MILLINERY and DRESSMAKING. Latest styles of Hnts, Bonnets, Lnces and Millinery Notions. Prices low. Seeoud street, Mis. George Burrows' old stand. npllOdly A 1IOLTOX, 5,000 STANDARD PRINTS at h cents Job lot of seasonablegoodsjnst received, Prints, Lawns, Ginghams, Parasols and Fans at bottom prices. nplSdly VriSS .UATTIE CAIllt, Second street, January's Block. Millinery Goods, Hats, Laces, Feathers. Trimmings etc., ol the latest stvles. Prices Low. mcli3Idly F, HARSH. M ATfORNEY AT LAW, JnHtlce of the Peace, REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE AGENT. Will ndvertlsoand sell real estate. No chnrges whatever unless a sale is consummated. Deeds, mortsauos Ac. written nt rates as low as any one's. Otllce Library Building, Sutton street. Tyr davis, EURXISIIIXG GOODS nnd Hats, Caps, Trunks nnd Valises. The latest spring stylesjust received. Market St., aplGdly MAYSVILLE, KY. VplS. A. J. WILLIAMS. CARPETS, Rugs, Oil Cloths and Mattings Will be sold CHEAP for tho next thirty days, Cull and seo them. mehSOly Vo. 29, East Second Street. vrilS. 9I.AKCIIOEACOX, (Formerly Miss Mngglo Rasp,) FASHIONABLE MILLINER. has Just received n full supply of nil of tho latest styles In Millinery Goods. Hats, Bonnets, Laces. Trimmings nod all seasonable novelties. The ladles are Invited to call. Market street, nlWly MAYSVILLE. R.S. JIARY E. THOMAS, M Denier In Millinery and Notions, Announces that she hns Just received her sprint, stock, which will bo found very attractive nnd that she has also seemed the services of an accomplished trimmer from Cincinnati. Ouoprlcoonly. 18 E. Second St., nOdly MAYSVILLE, ICY. JlTOSE OAULTOX A l.BO., GOOD INTENT Livery and Sale Stable. A full llnoof nil kinds of vehicles onjmnd forsalo, hire or exchange. Horses kept by day, week or month. Lnrgest and best appointed Livery Stable in tho west. Prices as low as nny. Host attention to vehicles stoied. Tolephono connection. No. 40 nnd 42 west Second St., nplTdly MAYSVILLE, KY. rvWENS A HAUKLEY, Nos.57nnd 59 Second and 10 Sutton streets, have Just recelved'a laije stockof Improved VICTOR HAND CORN PLANTERS, tho greatest labor-saving Implement over offered to farmers. The best tobacco hoes and tobacco barn hardware of all kluds. npUO T-EW FIRM, BISSET, McCLANAHAN & SHEA, (Successors to Cooper & Blssot, Denlern in Sloven, Rnngen, MnrlilelBCd 31atitel,itnl ituuiutiicturcrn of Tlu, Copper aurt Sheet Iron Ware. Speolul attention pnld to tin rootling, gutter and spouting. Practical plumbers, gas nnd steam litters. WroiiKht iron and lead pipes, Ac. All work attended to promptly uud warranted. IM E. Second st aOdly MAYSVILLE, KY. 3AVL I. ANDERSON E DENTIST, $Bft A'o. 21 MmrKet St. , nearly opp. Central Hotel, Office Open at all Hours. MA YS VILLE, KY nuylilly.d. r A, MEANS, FURNISHING UNDERTAKER. Full lino of Burial Robes aud nil articles required by the undertaking trade. Oidera piomntly nlteuded to day or night wiy iVo. 01, East Second Street, O S19ION, Dealer in QUEENSWARE, CHINA, TINWARE, Glass, Cutlery. Notions, eto No. -ii Market oncci, mntsiui:, uuiweeu noconu Rim TlUlU. naiUOin MAY&VILLE, KY. o j.Auaiu:iiTY, No. 0, West Second Stieet. JVEja.FtBJ.iE: YARD. Monuments, Tablets nnd Headstones always ou hand. Orders by mall will receive the same pioiupt attention ns If delivered in person. npl3dly C It. OLOUA.H, '-PLUMBER, Sanitary Engineer, Gas and Steam-fitter. Dealer In plumber's goods, Pumps, Ho'e, Sewer Pipes, Lead and Iron Piping. Steam v and Water Ganges. No. 8 west Second street, opposite Gel-el's giocery, .I,. 17.11.- nnVQl'Trrp trv upl7dlj' MAYSVILLE, KY. . KIEF, BATH ROOMS and LAUNDRY. OPEN AT ALL HOURS. Work promptly nnd satisfactorily done. Tenns reasonable. Front street, between Market aud Sutton. opllOdly XjrriLLIAM HUNT" Manufacturer nnd originator of the celo brated brands of OIGhA.:R,S, Silver Dollar, Win, Hunt's Dark Horse, Happy Smoke, Three Beauties, Cordwood uud Gold Slugs. Second Street, Muysvllle, Ky. VylllTEA ORT. ' PT7H1TITTJ21E. We will not bo undersold by anv houso In Keutucky ornt Cincinnati, it wo have hall a chance. iuch31dly MAYSVILLE, KY. f I1. MATHEWS ACO.. Manufacturers and Dealers In Building and Dressed Lumber, Laths, Shingles, blinds, Frames, Doors, Sash, Staves, Fencing, Tobacco Hosjsbpnds, &c. mcn3Uly m MAYSVILLE, ICY. f W. LYNCH, Manufacturer of aud Dealer lu BOOTS AND SHOES. I Ladles aud children's fine shoes n specialty I Custom work made to order. RepalrliiK neatly uuu piompny none nt moderate cunrges. No. 4l.Maikelsteett,Eastsldp. n41y MAYSVILLE, KY "YANCEY A ALEXANDER, OLD REMAItLE LIVERY, SALE AND FEED STABLES. Vehicles ot all kinds, uool stock nnd enreful drivers. Horses kept by the day, or week ou reasonable terms. Second st between Market and Limestone. Windhorst & Blum, FASHIONABLE MERCHANT TAILORS, Have received their Summer Stock of Imported nnd Domestic Goodsof tho lateststyles. prices reasonable and work tho best, au'.'ly J? AUSTTIJra ! I am prepared to paint Buggies and Furniture of all kinds on more reasonable terms than any other painter lu tho cltv will otler. I guarauteo my work to bo first class. Leave orders nt Ball, Mitchell & Co.'s. PAINTED FOR S10."C Jyld3m C. H. DEAL. OLD BROWN'S CATARRH CURE Is plensaut to take nnd will euro auy caso of Catai rh. For sale by Jyld&wlm GEORGE T. WOOD. Wholesalo Prugulst. Before INSURING YOUR LIFE EXAMINE THE TONTINE Savings Fund Plan -OF THE- EQUITABLE IFE flsSDRANCE flpCIETY. Instead of investing In stocks, bonds or oth er securities' or depositing In Savings Ranks EXAMINE THIS PLAN of Insurance, which uot'only yields n return as nn investment, but gives Immediate Indemnity lu caso of death. Assets $4.8,000,000- JOS. F. BRODBiXCK, second Street, MAYSVILLE.KY.