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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-15
Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia!
WORMS! WORMS! WORMS!

f. F. Kunkles Worm Syrup never fails to remove
oil kinds OF Worms. Seat. pin and stomach worms
are readily removed by kUnkle's worm Syrup. DR..
kunkle Is the only successful physician that can re-
move tape worm in from two TO four hours He has
no fee until head and all passes alive and in this
space OF time. Common sense teaches If tape worm
can be removed all other worms can be readily re.
moved Ask your druggist for bottle Of Kunkel's
Worm Syrup. Price 81 cr bottle. ltn ever falls
or send TO the doctor for circular. No. 259 North
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa Advice free
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-15
NATURAL SELECTION.

INVESTIGATORS Of natural science haze demon.
rtrated Eyond controvegs' That throughout the
animal Kingdom the survival Of The iitcst' il the
only law yonchsahng thrift and pcryetuity Does no.
The sane principle govern tue commercial prosperity
0i man. An inferior can not superscGc aturi
article. by reason of superior merit Dr. pierce's
STANDARD Medicines have Outri'acd al others.
Their sale In the United States alone exceeds one
million dollars per annun, while the amount ex.
ported foots up To several hundred thousand more
NO business could grow 10 sEch gigantic proper
lions and rest upon any Other basis than that O
merit.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-15

Go TO the concert at the Methods,
church tomorrow night
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-15
F. +. KUNKLE'S
BITTER WINE OF IRON.

Me great success and delight OF the people. In
L net nothing like II has ever been offered the
American people which has so quickly found it, way
into their good favor and hearty approval as f. T.
hunklcs Bitter Wine of Iron. 1t does all it pro-
poses and thus gives universal satisfaction IL IL
guaranteed TO cure the worst cases of dyspepsia or
Indigestion kidney or liver diseases. weakness,
nervousness constipation, acidiiy of the stomach,
&c. Get the genuine Only sold in Sl.O bottles
Depot and Office, a59 North Ninth Street, Phadel.
phia AK for kunkles and take 10 other. Sold by
all druggists,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-15
MEDICAL.
WARRANTED,
DIR. HUL-CEE'S
Bowel and Liver Regulator
To cure more persons than any Other Medicine
WARRANTED,
DIR. HUL-CEE'S
Chill and Fever Cure

TO contain no a'ocs. arsenic, quininc, poison or
mineral One bottle VIII cure better and more per.
sons than any other Chill aud Fever Tonic. Pure
M Wine
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-15
MscELLAYEous-.NEw ADVERTISEMENTS.
\Nl Beautiful Concer' Grand nDG An
i IHNp Pianos. pr,cs siyp only Dllu y y

si1i. sGperb Grand square Pianos, price SLIGO
only sG5 ElesAD, Upright Plano piice s-.l only
sli5, New spc Upright Pianos siist ~ Organs
81 Organs IL -t0p- s12tJ church Organ. H.
siop. price s11ouy sl5 Elegant s355 Mirror Top
Ofsans, only SOS Buyers come and see MS az
home II | am not a. represented X fare paid
both way- and Piano or organ given free. Large
HIT Newspaper with uch information about co-t
uf PiAuus aud Organs sent free. Please addres.
DANIEL =. BEATTY. Washington, =. J. ~,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-15
COUNTY NOTICES.
VNO TIE VOTERS OF ALEXANDER
l. cor My.

WHERE'S Thc Coun,y Board OF Alexander coun
" have under Gdvi.pmrnt proposed change OF the
election prrcino's In said cuanty, all parii,~ hnv
ing any suggestions or petitions 10 offer IL re'n. &,
the sam, are hcrcb, rrQuuvtud to HE the samc b.
the September session &c said hoard.
SAMUEL j. HUM, Coun,y Clerk
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-15

Wholesale by Barclay Broth"r- Cat 'n'".'
Dir UUL-CEE'S CURATIVE PRACTICE OF
MEDlCIN E,or sent free 10 any address Only made
by DR.. Hnl.Cee, Sr. " sOns, los East Jefferson ST.,
Louisville, Ky.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-15
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.

For proof Of the fact see my circular, which will
be sent free To any address. OSCAR G.. MOSES, Is
COrtlandt street New York
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-15
MEDICAL.
I}ENSON'S,
Capcine Porous Plaster.

A S on ,hc sGon5s healing
ous plaster, pain.killlng agent in one
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-15

The manufacturers received the highest and only
AWARD given 10 Porous Plaeters al the Centennial.
We warrant Ben-On's capciDc Plaster 10 be- supc.
for 10 all other Porous Plasterr and 10 all nments.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-26
s,4OO, 900 Mder nit @eiseu bebaut. Die

3,40O, 900 Mder nit Meisen bebaut. Die
6iesiGbrige grnte lit cine pole Our9s
l6ntttSernte un6 better, ais felt msbrereu
Sabren. Ser Grtrag lit II, 500, 600 Wealz'
ter, 10 6aB nod Is Wiaionen aus benz
Nuslanb be5ogen meroen milllen. Die
Met3enernte in Sranfrei6 ntro, tpie man
glaubt, bt1ter Dem 9ur9l9ntttsertrag suz
riidbleiben, Mnb bie 6ransoien peroen 6as
Der taufen miiiien. Die iebigen 9reile
tpcrben pabri9etnlt9 aufre1t erbalteu
ober bielIei6t I'M Elm @eringes erD0bt iuer=
BEN, bad ipirb feline Gnappbett eintreten.
Die Tartoftelernte miro ungefd6r DaiIelbe
GrgebntB ~lieferr1, iDie i'm borigeu Sabre.
Son &artoffelfranfbeiten lit tpeniger su
lpiiren ais leit Sa6ren I'M 6teielbe i3eit.
Sunges Hinsbie6 bat 1i6 Inn 40, 500 lno
2Gmmer nm 1853, 600 Stiid pcrmebrt."
9%anferott.
2onoon, 90. Nug.
Das vG6o" mel6et, baB bic 9lnmeiiunz
gen ser bieiigen 0erlagsfrma Sanes giuz
tun 4 So. ntdt bonorirt iperoen. Die
Mtitglieoer Der Tirma ertlGren, baB lire
2lttipa bic 8alitDa uni bas 0oppelte ilber>
fteigen, bod beitcben Sic eriteren tpabr=
l6einlt9 aus 8%erlagsredlt, 8ii6ern u.i.tp.,
sic uidt loglet6 gu @elo qemadt perben
f6nnen. Mebrere Gigentbiimer bon 8a@
piermi6len uno 8erlagsbu6bGn6ler tperz
ben our6 ben Bancroft betroffen, nno
Me6iel ser Strma b%efinoen fih i'm 8eiibe
Der idieoerer Banten. Die GerlaQsbu6>
banblung BON 9olbp, Ssbiiton & So, Sc
9ub9ate 0tu, bat III Tolge bes 8anferottS
bereits ibre !3ablungen eingelteat, Die
Be6iel Der 8erlcger 2t1sID Bros, s Ga
tbarineitr., Stranb, iinb ebenfaus pro-
teitirt tporoen.
Die STANDARDIZATION bon Sames 8irtue
& So. perben ouf 1856, 900 bis cine W1tl@
lion Dollars geldaBt; 6te Qlftipa nominea
auf 81, ISL, 900.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-26
0roBartt9er 8ctrn9.
NbiLooeIbhtd. 90. g[u

@iqiam s.. Mc6ao6en, Ser Gbef bes
ftGbtiiden Malier=9 epartements, bel6ul@
otgt leds Sdretber bcs lpltematilden 8e7
trltgeS mittelit foll6er G%tntra9ungen. Bts
CUR 6Obe bon $4,000 lit Ser 8etrug be-
reitS feitgeiteQt pproen, McTa60en erflGrt
lebo6. oerielbe belaufe ft0 mabrl6einli1
aut 6unberttaulenbe, 6a Die llnterl6la7
gurgen ii6 iiber einen 3eitraum BON 5ebn
Sabren eritreGe, Die 8etrltger iino per1
hQftet mprbeu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-26
Ser @etIe boat SoSe credit.
@QIeSburq, SIT, 90. Wno

&lfreb g. Burton, bon @reeucalt[e.
Sno., purbe seitern Qlbeno i'm bteiiqen
8abnbofe, no ct auf Sen peitli9 fomn1enz
beu 3ug tpartete, bonn S6lage gerl6rt unS
berl6ieb mad i~penigen Wtnuten. Seiu
Sdpiegeriobn, in beiien @eleuIdaft or
1i6 befanb, fe6rte auf Dem n46ften 3uoe
nit Der 2ei9e na9 @reencaltle surGd.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-26
Sic ~sSmoioner.
Gan is CO. 90. Mng.

General 6omar6 unb @ouperteur Gba6=
pid bon Oregon bobeu 1th BON gortlarb
mad Der lImottua Nelerpation begeben,
nm iib BORT nit elmer @nSobl berDorraz
GENDER 8iirger iiber bie Sn6ianerz9 (ngele=
genbeiten gu belpreden. t6otparo lit lberz
3eugt, oa6 tpetn es ui6t geltngt, Elm 5~lfries
6enitelleuoeS l1ebereinfommeu 3u ~treffen,
es III Ser yfdbe ber9teieroation 81 fortmdbz
retben 9teibereteu 5iuiiden SEN Snbianern
uno Sen WeiBen fommen miro, Die iebel1
Qlugenblid Elm augemeine5 8lutbao snr
GSolge baben t6nnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-26
Na@trdoti1e sgnSprit6e.

ISABELLA Nncona, aus 8anama gebiirs
tia, unb ibr Sobn Gt6arb Stencils erbp=
ben na6trGgli6 Nnipri6e auf Die 6inter=
IaIieni6nft 6eS Dor &ursem Derltotbe@
nen WtltpndrS WiGael 9teeie. Die Tran
~bebauptet, DaB Steele Der 8ater ibres SoDz
nes 1T, aber eS 1T ni0t betpieien tporoe1l,
baf; Steele ben &naben iemals als letnen
Sobn anerfannte ODER aboptirte. Sc miro
~bebauptet, baB Elm berborragenoer Nopofat
1i6 megen Wangels an geieBliden Betpet1en
bereits gepetgert bat, Die &lage 81 fHbreH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-26
Sic SioMr.
@aihinQtDn. %. Qua.

9ie Gtour@G ommiiiton bate beute cine
nnterebung nit Dem Brdiibenten in 8e5ug
auf Die lleberiieblung Ser StGmme Ser
6Guptlinge v8untldman5" unb rGotb=
tpolfe" auf bie augemetne G%elernation am
WiHouri. Die GommtlIdre empfablen,
ben Stamm beS ~GritSenannten mad Roiez
buo uno BEN bes ~stpeiten an ben Wbite
GlaD Greet iiber5uIiebeln, un6 0ie gamen
Ser Ngentlren in Sgalaqa un6 GolebIo
um3uGnDert1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-26
@eitere 9ci0Ia8naDAtett 1T
MiItD1 1tfcRA

MiImanfee, @isc., %. 9lug.
9Ilfsz 8 nbesmarl6aQ 9fopea belegte
beute ~neun5ebn Bferbe, Das mutbmaBlide
Gtgentbum bon 2eopolb 8irtD, Dem friibez
rem 8eitBer Der uMenomoneez 8~rennerei",
lotpie cine Guantitdt 6eu, 8ferbefutter
uub anberes Gtgentbum I'M @ertbe bon
nngefGDr 5000 Dollars nit 8ei6lag.
Die Bei6lagna6ne erfolgte in lleberetnz
itimmung nit Dem bon BEN 8unoesbeamz
ten gefaBten 8ei6luB, bic BEN Mtitglieberu
oe5 Mbtsfp@ 9tinges auferlegten @eloitra@
fen bon bieien ODER ibren Biirgen ein5uz
treibel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-26
Ste Grnte t1t Gm0IanS.

Sames Gatr6 i6reibt an bic vSimes":
v9te Gderbaus8eridte aus @roBbritan=
MEN ipetien ei,te feline Germebrung i'm
Grtrage Der WeiSen- un6 @erlte1ernte uno
cine g~erntnberung I'M @rtrage Der Safer
ernte auf. Oas nit 0eisen bebaute Qlre>
al bat nm $4,000 9tder 3ugenommen,
nobel SrIan6 nit elmer %geringen 3unabme
in &ni6lag gebra6t tpor6eu tit. sSm
@aHaen pHrpeH i'm pereinigten &1nigrei9
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-26
ri

linton Springs, N1a., %. 9tus.
Der Tarbigc GObcrt Wit6eu, Der i'm
9lpriL 3. S. ietne @roBmutter unb OerelI
@atten, ieiuen Stiefz @roBDater, mittelt
Slit ermoroet bate, lit beute bierlelbft
im @~egentpart bon etpa 10000 Jarbtgen
Gebdn9t tuorben. @r bate gu pieberbolteH
Wfalen iein 8erbreben eingeitanben, ulter
benz @algen aber betbeuerte ct feline I'M
i6ulb unb ipra9 bic 6offnung aug, ale,
bic 3eugen ieines unDeroienten Sooes
ieien, I'M 6immeL pte6ersaieben.
G1arlefon, 6. g., %. Aug.
0te gri6er Sobn unb gleil 2odIear
unb Der Neger 8ompeius Gathering fino
beute lit 8ennettspile, MorlbOro @ountb
ge6cnft tporoen. Die brei batten senteinz
i6aftlid i'm porisen Sebruar einet irii9en
Sauiirer gtamens Trait BrDce ermor6et.
Sic bei6en grltgenannten tparen MuIatten
nno oeb0rten gu Der beriidti9tem 9tdubevs
bonbe, bic ieinerSett inter Der Slbrung ber
8rApcr 9otperp III 9foro : Carolina baulte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-26
9WM00eri6t.

N%oi6ptIIe, Genn., %. glug.
Gou SbelbDDiae miro %telegrapbtrt: Sin
9teger Namens George 8eele Duroe 9eitern
Nbeno ben 8eamten, ipel6e init tbm auf
benz 8ege mad be1n GefGngntB paren,
bon nngefd6r 200 masttrten WeGnnern ent1
riiien, bret Otetlcn Dor Die Sta0t gefitbrt
ul1o oufgefniipft. Der Nteger bate unge@
fd6r nellr Maeilen bon bier cine SraH yeaz
mems Martin eei6Gn6et.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-26
Gin neMer Vump.

QonDon, %. 2tug.
Gs beiBt, oaB Bic Ausgabe elmer neuen
tirttl6en Nnletbe bon flint WeiQionen
8sutel Silber, fir beren &~If3a6lung Die
britii6e Negterung ii6 DerbIrgen tpiiroe,
inn BIane ltegt, unb baB le5tere. tDabrs
i6einIi6 Die Orbnung Der Sinan3en
&leilQitens iibernehmen tperDe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-26

IANO W lSHOp S0Ntb0 AbND< 49, W.
Sberiff SIannagan, bon 8arren Count
tD, bat eiteu Qufruf e%rlaiien, lit benz ct
aIe StaatSz unbGountD6eamten i'm 2anoe
fir bic bieiigeH Sieberfratfen unt 5Ilfe
anflebt.
Stem Orleans, %. Nug.
8is 7 11br Mbenos 1inb 60 neue grfranz
fungen uno 10 So6esfdlIe betm @eluno>
beitsrat6 angemeIbet inor6en.
Mempbts %. 0ug.
@Gbrenb SET um 6 1tbr beute Qbenb abz
gelaufenen "a 5tunben iin6 81 gerlonen
erfrantt, ober nur 10 geitorben.
Netp Orleans, 23. Nug.
@G6renb ber Iebteu "a Stunben iin6 %
8erlonen ant gelben Tteber ertranft un6
40 oemtielben erlegen.
so # or, 80. Gug.
Sis beute N2ittag waren 5000 Dollars
fir Die Notbleioenben i'm Siben 9e>
1ammelt.
Rem gorf, %. Ilg.
Mabor GlD erbtelt beute Morgen $282
als 8cttrag our 2tnoerung oer Jtotb i'm
Siiben.
@ilbelm S6ulb BON 8rootlpn, 22Sabre
alt, lit D%er9angene yta6t i'm 0uarantdnez
6olpitaL an gelben Sieber geltorben. Wfan
bermut6et, baB CT it6 am Salnltag Die
&rantbeit beim NuSla0en zines nit 8laus
bolS befradteten Sdtffe5 our6 AnltedHn9
Au30G
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-26
StraEcMtaMb.

6eute Morgen gegen9 llbr tpur6e bic BON
G9eDenue mad 9torben ab9efabrene Poits
tutl6e sptldlen bem @6epennes 6luB uno
QigDtningz@ Street,, 1teunStg Weilem ltoltb
BON OeaonOob, bon bret StraBenrGubern
3um Steben gebradt, tpelde bic 8ailagtere
spangen, it6 bic Gaiden atsleereH 81 lalz
len. Sore 8eute beitanb aus smet l1bren
ltno einem fleillen Setrag 9elOes. Damn
l6nitten iie idnmtIi6e gOltiGde auf. nabz
men Die regiitrirten griefe meg unS lieBen
bic iibrigel auf bent 8oben nmbergeitreut
1ienpn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-26
SDpDnS lat GuoI1nO.

N0nDon ". Mug.
Sn BriitoI itn6 i'm 2alfe Der leBten
Nu9e II Berionen am 3ppbusfieber ges
itorben. Set Dem QuS6rr6 Der Grantz
belt limb ia SGlle a%nge1nelOet tuoroen.
Wtan modt Die Wetl6bdnOler fiir Sic Senz
6e nerantportlid,, neil bieielben ben See
gobnern Der Sta0t ansebli9 iebr i6le6te
Wftl3 geIiefert baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-26
9as 9etDe Gieber.
Mempbts. Genn., %. Slug

Oas gelbe Tieber greift INNER tpeiter
unt 1i6. 0on geitern 9aa6mittag UNI s
ubr bis beute Mtttag iinb 81 neue sale
angemeloet norben, oagegen bat ft6 Die
Nn5abl Der 3obeSfdae etpas Dermtnbert.
Inter ben Grfrantten befinbet it6 Or.
So6n s. Jtogers. inter ben @eitorbenen
6enrp S6ulb unb &. q. GloD6.
@us Senatobia, Dill, wirb 9elnels
Set, baB flint gerionen oalelbit ant gelben
Sieber ertranft iinb uto Die 8ebOlterung
Elm panii6er S6reden ergriffen babe.
SedSig Samilien iinb geitern Qbeno gez
Hildtct.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-07
Recipes,

FRUIT CAKE: Two cups sugar, two
cups stewed ~raisins, two tea%spooniuls
soda, two cups buttermilk, five cups
flour, salt, %teaspoonful cinnamon and
cloves.
MOLAssEs CAKE: One cup molasses,
three table-spoonfulsbutter, one teaspoon
ginger; stir very stiff with flour; one
teaspoon soda in one cup hot water. This
il good, cold or warm.
Pork CAKE: One pound fat pork
chopped fine, over which pour one pint
boiling water; two cups molasses, two
cups brown sugar, two teaspoons soda.
Spice and fruit to taste.
Conn BREAD: One cup sour milk, two
| cups sweet milk, one teaspoon soda, one
teaspoon salt, one half cup moIasSea, two
cups meal, two cups coar.e flour; steam
two hours; bake half an hour.
WATER CAKE: Ona teacup sugar, two
eggs, half cup butter, one teacup water,
two teaspoonfuls cream of tartar, one of
soda; beat the butter and eggs to u
cream, then add the other ingredients
stir well, bake quick.
BosToN PIE WITHOUT sHORTENING) (:
Three eggs, one coffee cup of coffee sugar,
one and one-half cup Of -four, one tea
spoonful Of cream of tartar, one halt
teaspoOn!ul Of soda, salt. Bake on two
round tins, when cold split and fill.
FILLING: Two eggs, one half cup -four
one cup of coffee sugar, stirred in q pint
of boiling milk. Flavor with vanilla.
Stir constantly to keep from scorching /;
put half in one pie put on the top and
sift pulverized sugar on, or put on FROST
ing.
GRAHAM GEMS: Take col water and
make II batter of Graham -four, a trihe
thicker than for grindle cakes; salt a
little as you like; bake in iron gem pans;
the pans should be well heated before the
batter is put in; bake in a very hot oven
about twenty minutes. II will improve
them TO use part sweet milk, though
they are good without.
Corn BREAD WITHOUT EGGS. w. A.
wishes to know how to make corn bread
without eggs. Will tell her how to
make it.: Ore pint meal, one pint flour,
one pint buttermilk, one teaspoon soda,
a little sugar or molasses, a little salt. If
this seems too stiff, put In a little more
milk.
To Color BLACK: One ounce of YER
digris, two ounces Of extract of lOgwood
will dye one dress and a shawl; dissolve
each separately in enough water for the
goods; wash the goods in strong soap suds
and put them in verdigris fifteen minutes
(stirring them occasionally, then put
them in the loSwood one hour, then
hang out doors a short time to'air them !;
mix the verdigris and bgwood and put
the goods in itffleen minutes; then hang
out till dry; wash them In strong soap
suds, rinse them a number of times in
cold water aud when half dry press them.
To WASH BLACK CALICO: When
you have used the above recipe you
can put your calico in, taking care to
rinse well.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-07
Relief without n Doctor.

Though we would by no means be under.
stood AS dcprecating, but rather as recon-
mending, professional aid in disease, there
ere multitudes of instances when 1t is neither
necessary or easy to obtain. A family pro.
yided with u comprehensive household
specific like lIostetter's Stomach Bitters, is
possessed of a medicinal resource adequate
to most emergencies in which medical advice
would be otherwise needful. That sterling
tonic and corrective invariably remedies,
and is authoritativcly recommended for
debility, Indigestion, liver disorder, an
irregular habit OF body, urinary and uterine
troubles, incipient rheumatism and govt,
and many other ailments of frequent occur
renee. 1t eradicates and preven ITS intermit-
tent and remittent %fevets, relieves mental
dependency, checks premature decay, and
invigorates the nervous and muscular tissues.
Sleep, digestion and appetite are promoted
by it, and is extremely useful in overcoming
the effects of exhaustion and exposure,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-07
sheen IIusbn ndrs'

Il il useless to try to deceive anyone
with regard to the sheep which are gen
orally slaughtered IN the United states
Such mutton would not eel at al IN
England, and Americans are beginning
To find out that they like the common
grade, Cotswolds Of Canada, much better
than Merino grades, and II great many
sheen pay the heavy taxes the United
States put on the Canada live STOCK nay
inc been purchased by New YORK agents
for the best frat class hotels and also Tor
some of the private families on run
avenue.
II ~ not intended TO run down Meri,
nos, for they are a~cclimated and will
aIsj bear neglect and hard times better
than any other breeds, but ii IL decided
to recommend the crossing OF Merino
yves with COtsw0lds or other rams OF
mutton breeds, and 90 on breeding with
thoroughbred mutton rams, which VIII
then bring into existence a very fine
quality of mutton and good wool, both
OF which will be salable in any maket at
top figures.
The expectation Of beef and mutton
will do n great deal toward the improve
menL OF meat, and very soon the ex'
hausted soils of the eastern states will be
bought up tor shcep.walks, AZ aIso will
be the case, even TO Il greater extent
with all tho southeastern states, Capital
lists in this country are extraordinarily
Ignorant of the extensive field now
| opened for speculation in real estate, 0i
they would take the advantage Of the
present opportunity to possess themselye'
OF the old cotton plantations, and
thereon grow mutton and wool, for they
could make ten times more by wool thar
cotton, and get all the mutton as &
second and extra profit.
! am positively certain, if had The
control OF a large tract of land, that
without the aid Of n single white man
and without any assistance in buying OF
selling, I could stock these deserted
plantations with sheep and put them IN
charge of the negroes, = o AZ to have sheer
husbandry established on 10000 acres,
and in twenty years make more money
than A. T. Stewart, Jacob Astor and the
Vanderbilts combined, for | would ex'
tend till millions would be made annu'
ally. There would be a great advantage
nero over the English colony OF Aus
tralia, yet there sheep are more numerous
than in this much earlier settled country.
Statistics have proved that in the
South during the last three years wool
has paid 60 per cent for growing, while
cotton has not paid more than five to
seven per cent, and then it must be
remembered the sheep have been Il
aged on such a poor, miserable system
that double this amount of profit could
be made by an enlightened treatment,
and mutton OF the very best quality sold
annually, which would enhance profits
far beyond anything the present western
sheep owners have any idea Of; mutton
and wool would produce o millions
than cotton ever did.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-07
C%OTION.SRED OIL.
4 New Use for COtion.Seed oil, Instead
az Manufacturing II into Palm
aud Dliys Oils.

The New York Bulletin states that
" cotton.seed oil has, for some time past,
figured conspicuously among our promi.
ncnt articles of commerce, on account OF
the valuable uses IL is made to serve.
The cake is exported largely, and the
refined oil is growing in importance as a
substitute for palm-oil for s%aponaceous
purposes in this country and abroad ;
and, in addition to this, II Is shipped in
considerable quantities to Mediterranean
ports, and, after q little doctoring, re-
shipped here as the olive.oil OF commerce
to no little extent. Numerous unsuc'
cesslul attempts have been made to give
the oil tho necessary qualities "a dry
ing.oil for painters use, but, ncvsrthe.
less, experiments have continued, and
now q party residing at CapleVille,
near Memphis, Tennessee, announ-
ces that the desideratum has been
reached. He states that he has dis
covered a comparatively non.expensive
operation by which the %cotton.seed oil
can be made equal to linseed oil for this
purpose, and cites an instance where a
house was painted, some eight months
ago, with cotton.seed oil as a substitute
for linseed oil, on which che paint is as
bright now as on the day it was applied.
The process discovered makes the cotton.
seed oil a dry oil for house painting that
Is said to have no superior. II now
remains to have a trial of it in the diff
ferent climates, and, in the event of its
success, cotton planters will find a
material addition to the value of their
seed, while TO consumers there will no
doubt be a considerable saving, as a very
heavy duty has to be paid on Calcutta
linseed, from which the best grades of
linseed oil are crushed. The greatest
saving, however, will be in the southern
states, as large sums are spent annually
in our northern markets for linseed oil
for use in that quarter. Then there isa
possibility for further outlet. Large
Quantities OF linssed are exported from
this country, and if cotton-seed oil can
be made of desirable quality, the cheap
ness of price will do the rest"