The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-08

through tho dark clouds Of business stag.
natlon) could not endure Its warmth, and
they took up their tents and silently
stole away TO localities more cougenial to
Their croakIng natures; and to-day In
tnis CITY, containing white population
exceeding ours, II Is impossible to find a
man complaining but on the contrary
they say to me, ave have the best town
IN the country of It's size. Our place is
Improving. and we offer every induce
ment III our power for the establishment
OF more manufactures. TO
MIR. 8. N. BARRETT OF CINCINNATI
lwhosc keen perceptions made 1t plain
70 MIN that the prosperity Of the place
depended largely upon manufacturing
interests), Is Sheboygan largely indebted
lor turning the attention of her citizens
IN TINS direction. lie organized com.
pany Tor the manu- ihctuc of chairs and
to-day this company gives employment
tn more than
THREE HUNDRED OPERATIVES.
Ahis company, since its organization. has
not JAILED to pay an annual dividend of
Opcr cent. and last year paid % per cent.
30 successful has this company been that
new company for the
same business has been organized
WIN an entire paid up capital and will be
ready 10 commence business rs soon as
their buildings are completed, which will
Nc within month This company will
give employment to ut least 800 more
operatives. Beside these chair fac.
tories, giving employment to over 500
people, other manufacturing enter
prises have been started, growing ont
OF the ones described.
THE PEOPLE 10 NOT WAIT ron CAPITAL.
ISIS
rom abroad to come here to locate. hut
90 to work cmsclvcs--orpanize their
companies-pay up their stock and re.
quire their superintendent and forcmcn
70 take an amount Of stock sufficient TO
make them interested in an
economical and vigorous management of
the business, and In this way manufactur.
ing has been made a sl,cccss-addinr
largely to the population and material
wealth of the city. can plainly see in
the conduct ofthese people many useful
lessons for Cairoites. ''ilcavcn HELMS
only those who help themselves" Let
the Citizens Association of Cairo deter
mine beyond doubt what manufacture.
ing enterprise will pay-then pay up the
capital In full-have 10 cloud of debt
hanging over its head-get men at the
heal OF 1t with experience, and who have
personal interest in its success beyond
their salary, and the future of Cairo will
be established. Other manufacturing en-
terprises will follow in its path. The fla.
ciiities possessed by this city and by few
others as manufacturing points
DO NOT EQUAL THOSE ur CAIRO,
indeed they can bear no comparison, and
yet, for the want of " long pull, a strong
pull, and a pull altogether" on the part
OF Cairo's citizens. she il allowing many
places possessing none of her advantages
to Guido her, and as long as we lie on our
backs and hug the delusive phantom of
hope" for something TO "tnrn up" there
will exist as the
TERMINI OF HALF A DOZEN RAILROADS..
at the junction of the two mightiest rivers
In the world. town wasting by a gradual
decay where should be seen one Of the
most populous and fiourishing cities Of
the West but II we prefer the latter as
the future Of our city, Ne have but to put
our shoulders together and with deter
mined and united effort set in motion the
now idle wheels Of industry. Who will
be the man to say, "Now, altogether 2"
W. ii. NJ.