The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-29

he was tor solt money, he pushed ahead.
Entering japan the display of cabinets
amazed him. Just the place for the next
president he suggested to the Japanese
attendant. who smiled satisfactorily aud
replied. "two hundred dollars" which
leads one To suppose there was msun-
Outstanding with our antipodc. \ .'apa-
nese pebble. of Transparent crystal. round
rs ball. and fully eight inches in dame
ter. il still there, rs Boss Tweed has not
returned vet. and there is no other such
keen appreciation ot II good thing in shirt
stud, To he found. 4 large three story
ship attracted attention. NOT hcca,isc il
appeared to he made to sail. but because
it Is such tine model for the body VI
stage coach. and i for sale. On the right
is stand where genuine Turkish ladies
are making up cigarettes Tor passing Gus
toners. They may have been ladies max
Ing genuine Turkish cigarettes gets
mixed about these things; So, pointing to
! Il Nargolla. hr asked The oriental beauty
il that was steam generator, to which
| Nht itpIifh, u hiti, I uhii hhbW. III ash
the boss" which Immediately convinced
him that hc WAS indeed in Turkey. As
the boss looked rather formidable. with Il
diamond. hilted dirk in his zone. he saun-
tered on without insisting on reply.
Entering a place of eastern design. in
scribcd "Soodan, its morning greeting to
the Youngest nation,' he discovered that
what Soodan don't know about saddle
making H. scarcely To be found out. Sad
die of gold cloth and silver cloth, span
gled and ornamented with every design
imaginable. Saddles with cupoas on
them and steps leading up the side. One
of these, in particular, was as large as an
ordinary bed, and not wishing to appear
, ignorant he remarked TO bystander,
family saddle, suppose" to which he
received the hasty reply that "any body
ought to know that is a dromedary sad
de- and being convinced that the gen.
tleman was right, he did not stop TO ar
que about it. A little further along he
, found army biscuits over thousand
years old and still as good as ever next
door. 10 convenient proximity, display
OF dental apparatus with teeth equal
to any hard tack, and chairs
so comfortable, that, had an operator
!, been by, the desire to have tooth drawn
could hardly have been resisted. Look
ing around your correspondent found
| that he had suddenly left the old East
and had come into the new. He knew II
! at once by the superior inducements
thrown out for depriving people of their
q assets. Not having had enough OF the
efiete despotisms, and rather liking their
p. style, he retraced his footsteps and pres
. emily found himself in Spain, a country
distinguished for the great length and
y variety OF its candlesticks. England
may be the paradise OF the butcher, the
baker may thrive in France, but the can
dlestick-makcr certainly lives In Espano,
as the banner oyerhanging that country
have 1t.
In Bohemia is the celebrated glass and
jewel display. Chandeliers and pendants
-, of translucent crystal han. in this de-
= partmcnt, and more women hang around
:. it than most anywhere else. Ejacula
:. tons such as all . my. Just look they
are mighty nice. arc continually heard
y in this neighborhoOd, and in the mean.
: time the Bohemian merchant is sellisc
:. bushels OF dollar store garnctriugs al
:. two dollars apiece. 1t is only steI
' over to Norway, and, on a hot day, thi:
display OF snow shoes and sledges Is very
refreshing. A Laplander, with face
like painted cheese, is driving a team
Of dogs while he rides in his sledge
He is in wax and the dogs are in fur, bu
from the length of his whip it is evident
that the dogs are in for whacks too. A
Lapland woman has her baby done VI
: in leather bag. Happy thought. 1t il
: said that thousands OF mothers hav,
:. written for the pattern. Back agar
among the English speaking. Englant
y aud America have the largest dis
:, plays, and the most valuable goods
; but, they are, for the most part, the bes
Il OF such articles as we see daily, or as car
Il be seen in any large city. Only stoI
C long enough to get glimpse Of the $25.
d 600 necklace, for which your correspond
# ent makes an offer and again hastenI
a away. He stops in machinery hall 4
{. look at the great engine, but fails to fal
:. into a trance like Walt Whitman. Tn,
IS krupp gun is immense. Wonderful
O memorial hall, pictures and statuary
d France in flesh colorcd tights; United
O States with little or nothing. Numeron
i paintings. but nothing very good. Out
e side again and steam cars all around III,
n grounds for five cents. Down with
+, monopolies. Beautiful indeed arc tn,
,e vistas Of llowery meads and shady dells
y agricultural hall has stores Of wealth II
"a soil productions. State buildings, Moor
90 ish villa, women's pavilion, horticulture
~ hall, grand restaurants, lakes and fOun
, tains. These he saw in six hours In IN
=. show that dwarfs other shows, as Mia
40 CARA dwaris the artificial cataract in ma
a chinery hall. j.
If The Daring RObbers
nj From the Manksto Reyiew.1