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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-07
RIVER NEWS.


ARRIVED.
steamer Jane, Fi,k. Paducab.
\ { DOnnclly, Cincinnati
coal city and barge, II Louis.
Andy Baum. Memphis
capitol city. Nicksburg
j Neal and harges, - Luuis.
\ l., NO aud bargc,, Roe Clair.
Whnlr and harges. OhiU River
r NJ. Norton ana hgrgrs. Memphis.
'iiy OF Helena, 81 Louis
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jane, FIX, Paducah.
" 4 {. Donnclly, New Orleans.
Coal City and barses, ~. Loui-
Andy Baum. Cincinnati,
CITY OF Helena. Nickshurg.
Capitol tity. -. Loui-.
J. : Neal Ohio River
\ l.. No. !, Rose Clair.
Whale snd barycs. 81 Louis.
t. VI. Norton and bargcE ~. Louis.
THE RIVERS.
The river at all points above this. both
on,thc Ohio and Mississippi. were falling
yesterday. At this point the gauge stood
even 20 feet. The weather has been cool.
Business continue fair.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The daily packet James Fisk, had fair
trip OF freight and people both ways yes
tcrGiy. She will arrive after dinner to leave
for 'aducah at five o'clock sharp.
\. G.. Donncliy arrived from Cincinnati
Wednesday night Hat in the water, and
wanted nothing here. She remained but a
short time. and took her departure for
New Orleans
The Coal City arrived from st. Louis
and goes back with two bargcs ofcoal.
The Andy Baum. from Memphis, al rived
yesterday morning, with a fair up stream
trip. She discharged small portion of
her cargo here. and left for Cincinnati.
The Capitol City from Nicksburg, passed
up with a good tliF, She did hut little
bushes, here and left for St Louis.
The A. L. No. brought two lmrgcs Of
stone from Rose Clair. They are for the
Caro- Trust Property Company, who
propose using them in repairing
the Ohio lcyec, between Fourth and Eighth
Streets. The tow broughtby the A. l.. No.
t., Yesterday, amounted to about 400 cubic
yards, and there is yct to come 2OOO cub
yards more.
The. J. :. Ncalc and tow arrived from
St Louis, and goes up the Ohio.
The Whale, with 4 bargcS OF freight ar
rived from the Ohio river during the after.
noon. She departed, for ST. Louis after an
hours stay, but had proceeded on her Jour
ncy but short distance up the Mississippi
when she learned that the current was too
strong for her and she came back. She
left two Of her bargcs hcrcand tried it again
and went along all right.
The +. NJ, Norton, from Memphis, has
, bargcs Of salt for st. Louis.
The city of Helena arrived late Wcdnes-
day night with Il good trip She made adj
di,ions here that took her till ,Mvbrcak
yesterday morning to load, and then went
her way.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-07
SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE

II L lTul and constitutional remedy, and II appcd
10 iht la'M passages by humiliation, thur nllnying
Inflammation ind pain aud at once correcting
'cHplng' hhd puIyhng sccrctons Internally
administered II nets upon the organs OF circulation
KEEP me KIN moist, aud ncutralizcs the acid pos.
~ uat ha- found liz way into the stomach aud
lHrEG INTO we blood Thus acure progresses In both
directions, aud II dos not seem possible for humun
'hHhuly To devise more rational treatment
SURPRISING CURE
WhTLEsCN - About twelve wear, oro while
1rl'lhS win Fnihcr kemp't Old folkt Concert
lP"Po " hl'nOr singer. took II severe cold aud
VIZ Ihld up ~ newark. y j Thi, cold brought on
'''tc htthck Of CAtarrh, which | bnttlrd with
t'fy known remedy for four week, without avail.
~ WINS hhnlly obliged to give up a mort desirable
pm on ana return home, unable to sing n note,
pi 'mto' yrHrs Afterwards Nas unable To sing At
~. lhc hrsi attack Of CHuuh had left my nasal
"Shh- and thron, 30 sensitive that the ,ghtc-t cold
'puiQ b1uS on lrcsl attack leaving me pru-'Hlcd,
u way ! continued TO suffer The lu,t attack.
me tc'crc.t ever had vas terrible suffered the
mot cNcrc'atmg pnn IN my head, wBs 20 Loar,c
~ 10 De- scarcely able 80 speak, aud COUghcd IN.
'r'runty ] thOught ! Vac going into quick con.
sumption, anu hfmly believe that had these .ymp.
IONS continued without relief they would have rcud.
'rod me- an cGsy victim. When IN thr condition
commenced the urc oi SAsFoRp's RADICAL CuRE
F"h iA1AhHl very reluctantly ! cDGics-, az ! had
yea al tue advertised remedies without benefit
! Ne hrst dose ol thls wonderful medicine gave me
De greatest relief II !. hardly po..lnlc for one
Nhoto head ache, cycs ache. who can scarcely ~.
ltulait Distinctly on account OF The ctoNiug accu.
mutations IN hi. thrOni. 10 realize how much relief
! obtninrd from the fret application Of sASFuRB'.
RADICAL ttRT. Under t- influence both internal
mud external, rapidly recovered. aud by al occa.
; ou8i Of the remedy sincc. have been entirely
rcc from Caturfh, for the fr.l time II! twelve ycar,
Respectfully Your,
GEO. W lOLBROOK
WtlTrAs, MAS Jan. e lsft
J.. s. purchased the RADICAL CuRE VI GEO II
Roger, Drngs.ri, Rgmiord Building
Zach package contains Dr. sanford, improved
iuLaiihg Tube, with M direction, rue. IN I'll
,Ht"t Price, slr For ,Air by III Wholc,Gle and
h'iA'l Druggir1s throughout the United STATE, and
htndas WEBS a PprrFR Gcu,ral AGENT. and
NnpI'sGir bTaGgi-i-, Bo.ron Mn.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-07
COM MERCIAL.
CAIRo, LIS, THURSDAY EVENING, !
June Il, 1873.

CARo, LIS, THURSDAY EVENING,
June Il, 1873.
The weather for the last few days has
been all that could be- desired 10 give farm
crs an opportunity TO harvest and properly
care for the wheat crop. The last day or
two has been unusually cold for this season
Of the year and outdoor work can be gone
through with without inconvenience from
extreme heat At present there arr no in.
dication, Of rain.
Trade is still light and will probably
continue 50 for some time to
come. Flour OATS and hay are particularly
quiet and Transactions have been very light
Prices, however, continue about Us last
quoted. Corn and meal are fairly active
and steady at quotations Country produce
Of all kinds is in good supply, and receipt,
continue liberal, while prices remain in
about the same condition az last quoted.
The river continue to decline, Rate, to
the south arc unchanged, though it is ri
morcd that an advance is liable to take
place within a short time.
RATES or fsElcHT 70 AEw oELEANs AND
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-07
LORILLARD TOBACCO.

The great celebrity Of our TIN TAG TOBACCO
has caused many limitations thereof 10 be placed o.
the market We therefore caution all ch,Vcgs
against purchasing such limitations,
All dealers buying or selling other plug tobacco
braringa hard or metallic label render thcin,v.,u.
liable to the penalty of the law and all person, ,u-
lating our trude marks are punishable by fIr and
imprisonment Sec net of Congress Aug Fl, 1861
The genuine LoRRlLARD TIN TAG TOBACCO
Gun he distinguished by a TIN TAG on each lump
with the word LoRRlLARD stamped thcrron,
Over i,Oss tons tobacco sold In 1877, md pcafy
3w persons employed IN factories
Taxes paid Government In 1871 ubaut SJ,jGo0vo,
and during past IL years, over SsO,OoooW
There goods sold by all jobbcrs at mannmcur,r'
rates,
tx-rhc TIN TAG SMOKING TOBACCO "
second to nouo' In aroma mIIdncss, pHSiy anl
quality.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-07
GOLDEN MEDICAL Discovery

~ reason OF lts Alternative properties cures diseases
oi the blood and skn ~ scroiua or kings ryil ~.
mors; ulcrrs, or old sorcss. blotchcs; pimplrs
and crup,ons. by virtue Of hs prctoml properties
II cures bronchial throat and lung affections ncip.
lent consumption; lingering coughs and chronic
mryngilis Its choagoaie qualities render II III I'm.
cqUalcd remedy for hiousncss, torpid liver or "liy.
or complaint and IT. tonic properties make 1t
equally chCGcious IN curing indigestion, loss of up
petite and dyspepsia.
Where the skn II sallow and covered with blotches
and pimpcs or where there are sCromlous nticc
tiuns and swrllings, icw bottles ofGoldcu Medical
Discovery will effect an entire cure. II You feel
duh, dlowsy dchiliiHtGd have sauw color of skin,
or ycllowishhrown spot. ON face Or body frequent
headache or dizziness bad taste IN mouth, internal
heat or chills Grrnatcd with hot tusAcs. low spirits
and gloomy iorchodings, irregular appetite and
tongue coated, yoE are suffering from torpid liver
or hilionsncss. IN many cases Of liver complaint
Only part Oi these symptoms are experienced A.
remedy for all such cascs. Dir. piCrccs Golden Mrdi.
cal Discovery has no equal 1t effect. perfect curcs,
leaving the liver strengthened and healthy
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-07
The POLITICAL CAMPAIGN

now pending il one Of great import,
hncc considered in both IT, National
and State ASPECTS; n full Cougrc..
.iunul delegation will be chosen; a
Legislature II to be elected which
will determine the successor to Hon.
H. j. Ogle-by in the United State.
Senate Believing the sucCc-, Of the
Democratic party to be essential to
the mainlainanCe of good govern.
the Bulletin will alNay- be
found advocating it, measures aud
for the success of it, repre-
scntHtiNcs. To promote these Cc-irl.
bic ends every Democrat SHOULD *;
crt himself in disseminating the
truths of his pnrty, and in no way
can this be more eticctuully done
than by the circulation of hi, home
paper.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-07
l. \ NJ T. i AC X.

For lame and weak back, rheumatism, 'ruuhlrs Of
the .pruc and Kidneys. II II truly wonderful RENE
dy. lhyricaus everywhere rrC0-nizc IT. great ~.
prriurty 10 other porous pus,Crt and 10 al I'M
monts. II relieves pain IL once apd cures quicker
'han any known plaster, liiimCn; o. compound
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-07
ASK THOSE WHO KNOW

tsk any physician If Bousons Capcinc rorou.
! as'gr II not The beet plGrtc, ia the world TIL,
Iumaikabic article was inycu'rd "a overcome the
.rcg, objection always found y thc Ordinary porous
phsicf oil .loN action IL bringing T,lici,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-07
THE WEEKLY BULLETIN.

1t will embrace the News Of the Day.
Politics. Finances. Commercial lntclli-
gcncc, Local Events, Social Gossip and
General Miscellany. Especial attention
will he given to the public affairs of this
division of the State. and to fully ac-
complish this end arrangements have
been made securing u regular weekly
budget Of correspondence from the vari.
ous ccntcrs Of intelligence of neighbor.
ing Counties.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-07

Ttr manufacturers received thc hgir,' aud uuIy
award given 'u lu1UH~ i.I.rcr, NJ ne ,ru'tuU.a.
Ne warrant H,u.uL'- apciuc .as:or 20 Pee sulp-
rur 30 a. otter Iurra. l4r'oTs ait 20 al ll.MuAis.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-07

An ASTONISHING FACr-A large proper
ton Of the American people are to-day suf-
tcring from the effects Of Dyspepsia, or dis
ordered liver. The result Of these diseases
upon the masses Of intelligent and valuable
people is most alarming, making life actu-
ally Il burden instead OF Il pleasant existence
of enjoyment and usefulness. There is no
GOOD reason for this, if you will only throw
aside prejudice and Skcpticism, take the
advice of druggists and your friends, and try
one bottle of Green's August Flower, your
speedy relief is certain. Millions of bottles
of this medicine have been given away to
try lis virtues, with satisfactory results in
every case. You can buy sample bottle
for ten cents to try Three doses will re-
Iicvc the worst case. Positively sold by all
druggists on the Western Continent.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-07
N EDICAIA
DR. PIERCE'S
STANDARD
REMEDIES
T)R. PIERCE'S
Are not advertised curcalls" but arr specifics IN
the diseases for which they nre recommended
NATURAL SELECTION.

INVESTIGATORS OF natural science have demon.
J. strated beyond controversy that throughout the
animal kingdom the survival OF the fttert" IN the
only lAw yoGchrafng thrt aud perpctuity. Does not
the ,ainc principle govern the commercial prosperity
Of MANI An inferior can not supersede apnn
article, BY reason of superior merit Dr. PcrCc'r
standard Medicines have outriAlrd, all others
Their -ulc IN the United stAtcs alone exceeds one
million dollar per annum, while the amount OK
ported ioots up To several hundred thousand more
No business could grow 10 such Gigantic proper
tions aud rest upon any other bGsis than that
merit,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-07

CAPTION THERE are dangerous and
Bcnsons CGpcinc Plaster in The mHrkrt The gen.
plaster. Sold by al druggists Price % crn',
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-07
NJ DC AZ.
BENSON'S
Capcine Porous Plaster.

a o. ;yi he or55a, ply \ .-srar 4 q. and
orr plaster, pGlu.k.MgGgcut IN ono
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-07

By none but the genuine Boyd Top and
Mason Jar, AS it is the only jar guaranteed
to keep fruit. Can I've had at d. Hartmans
COckcry Store.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-07
Advertising Rates .


Eight lines of moupGryi, l>oNdl
constitute sQnag'.
Displayed udy1tiscm mt. W',l bg
charged according to III, space, a.
above rates there being twelve iiuy.
of solid type To the inch,
To regular advertiser. we otter III
lpcror Inducements, both q. ~ rate.
IOf ChGTgrs and manner Of displaying
their iayOrs,
Notices in local column. Inserted
for twenty cents per line ir-t iu,ng.
Ition; ten cents per line for each ,ub.
scquunt Insertion,
Special notices inserted for ten
cents per line for frst insertion: Nyu
ccnts for each subsequent insertion
Notices of deaths and marriage.
twenty cents per line,
All letter and and communications
should be addressed 10
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-07
The Daily Bulletin

L. served to city Subscribers by car.
ricrs at TW ENTI.FlNE CENTS per
week payable weekly.
BY mail in advance; one year,
$40; six months, s.; three month";,
$50; one month, 81, Postage tree,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-07
SANFORI)'S
SANFoRD's
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH.
a PURELY VEGETABLE DIsTILLATIoN En-
TlhEH UNLIKE AL OTnER REMEDIES.

~ the preparation Of this remarkable remedy
.Nefy heIb plant, and bark IL subjected TO d,tilu.
ton, whereby the essential medical prnciulc is Oh.
hlhcd u vapor condensed and bottled What 70.
mans inc ttil II inert, mluclcss, aud totally
aunt iofutc IN all organsm dedicate ~ the nasal
phsthg~ Yet ul rnunt are n,olublc compound.
Of WOODY fibre; all tincturcs saturated ,outions.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-07
= Description Rates:

Jlght Hhch 81 SOFA hOuphfcll constitute squire,
Displayed advertisement Will be- charged accord.
Ing 10 the space occupied, ut above ruics there be-
iLg twelve lincs Of ,Olid type 10 the inch
To regular advertisers we offer superior induce.
menis, both ~ 10 rates Of charges and manner Of
displaying their iHyOr-
Local notices twenty cents per line for fret iu-cr.
ION; ten cent? per l!nc for each subsequent inner.
ton
Communications upon subject, Of general interest
to the pHblic ARE at all times acceptable Rejected
manuscripts will not be- returned
Letter. md communications should be- addressed
Cairo Bulletin, Cairo, llliuo.,
JNO. H. uBERLY, General Manager
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-07

THE MARKET.

Bank landings ) cents per 100 lbs, and
10 cnnfs NOR NM hinhnr
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-07
TENTH YEAR.
Published Every Morning

1t will embrace in its columns tslIy
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-07

ATTEST.
j. Il. PHlLLlS, CITY CLERk.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-07
LOCAL EVENTS,
COMMERCE,
FINANCES,
POLITICS.,
LATEST NEWS,
MISCELLANY,

OF such character m we trust shall
prove the equal Of he chcapU.t ald
best Of our cmporarirs.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-08-22
The culseHA Medical csRpaay,
Al Ann gt. New York. Post Box 4Ee6.
6 &ertf's @ertdufe.

Sends metreren @rtts BON Feri
Facias, LeuGri FdciGs unb Verditioai
Erpo,,as, berauseeseben Yon Der Court
ppn Gpmne9 Yleas con Centre Counts
unb an mid seri6tst, wtrb ant Court
GauIe In 8eflefpnte au1 Samfag, ben
64ten &ueuf, q. .. 1878 um l lbr
sla6mitt1ss, bas fcleenb befArtebene
iiearnte Gigentbua ber 9ert6eibt9er gum
Gertaufe oussebpten rperben, H1mlt6:
Gc. l. &fle bic 3e@te, Eitei uno Sn'
tsreIIen tes gertbetbigers tn unb 3u ie-
nent sswtFen @runbftaf selessn tn SAT-
res Xppnfbtp, Centre Co., ga. begren5t
i'm Ncrben burh 2dnter RON Sos. SOr'
ben unb anberen, TN Often burA 9dnbes
pen .. @pe unb anberen, TIM 9lcen
burh 0dnber pcn Dsibl 81 60. unh an
beren snb i'm @efen buI6 9dnber sou
Beni. Stcser, entbaltenb Bis &fer mebl
pber pentser. Darauf iinb Elm 3tsei'
ft6diaes 8alfenbaus, cine 8dnt S6ruel
unb dnbere Nsbensebdube errtttet. Gin
aeicsen, tn GrecuttCn eencntr1ten uni
tptrb perfduft ais bas Gtgenttut Spl
Spbn German.
go. Q. @ne bte &e6te, Tttel unb SIN
tereden bes 8erttetDteers in unb au ie
isl san,en estptHen @ruRbfid. 9eleaej
tn 8csss Sswnfbtp, Centre 60, Y1'
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-08-22
NG6utd(d1ine t!

bamaI einsefibrt bsbauptet iie i9reH gIob
-. fur INNER.
gBir pertaufehen MeaI@ineu.


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kbwerlaufenoen, 6rouen t0otenben Mai9i=
lcn 80 uns. g8ir nthmen bieielbeu Su
e25.O0 aIs She'll Der 3abluns on cine BON
anicren Raidinen.
Sic lit beriibmt ibrcr 8ortbeile tpe0en:
n baB iie cine Der 9r6Btsn Maidinen
yelde btutjutaee fabriiirt tperoen. Nns
- 6ar fir DEN Tamilien9ebror6 iopobl
|Qs fur Wertit1ttcn. sic bat oos 9r66tc
|S6ifbcn nit einem 9roben ,,Bobbin",
pcldes bcinube cine sanSe Spule Sluirn
sdlt. SIe Spannung ees S6i1f6cns fam
ftgIl:rt iscrocn pbre Serausnabme ots
|G6I'i4ens aus Der Wai9ine.
SicIe Wtal6ine lit 10 c0nitrutt, baB bic
RraftaniutnoMng Direct iibcr bic 9faoeI 9es
,hleht uno bahurh 5ie bic Sefdhigune be-
ct bos idfuerite Material nit nnperaleid)=
I. der 2si6ti9teit su ndbcn. Sie 1T iebr
r;nfa9 in Contraction unb 10 bouerboFt
.is Gtabl uno Giien tie MAIDEN fann. Mle
are bclucGenoe 8 Shcile ino ppn pcrbdrtctem
'5llen un0 Gtabl uno auf 1innreihe Nrt
e'aitrulrt, teine Sriebtraft Su 0erlIeren.
s,r t6nncn re6tmdBig ieoe
RafAiue fur 8 Sabre aarant;ren.
. e 1T bic leidteite, rubieiflnufenbe Wa=
tyine i'm Rarfte. sic lit ebenfaas bic
! rsfdlti9A oer5ierte unS bib deite Wtaidine
L PRODUCTS,
Mtit allciS Sieien Oor;iioen uiro lie benz
SOD BON $500 biz $500 bilIiaer Ocrtanft
IS irgeno cine anbere Wai9ine eriter
R!aIIe.
unumidrdnfte gontrolIe BON Siitricten
biro agenten eegeben.
&nnebmbare Raufpertrdge tueroen offerirt
pr Cab ooer au6 auf Gre0it.
S9tdt fir GircuIare uno 8ebinoun9en
a7 Die
White Sewing Machine Co.,
3JS Euclid Arenssa,
I -R:en ve,Ianst CIess.anh, .
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-08-22
Mattnbarkttt.
perlsreu nuS wseSer ee~suHeu,

Cine Nbhantiune hbrT he raettak 9etluns bon
Oaanf uue Sei6fetae6uns.
- Gceben berausassssen, etne neus
N/A4%5%grNSel aussate pcu DR.. GulrerrelS
H H%~GMS BcrIeiung ~nber bic rdoifale Sek
q E3MAy IuHarru Icuuticren oee Samsns
ES&T&S f6rh6e, esiitia. une frrperi6e
- G5ri6e, SiueerutiIe gum 6ets
tatesu, x., terrrrpttra6t hurh SeitifbeRcduue uue
tsihlchtlite ausI6reifunacn. lie f6redIIdeu ScIs
iea hsies 9afers iine in risier terubmteu Src6nre
fur EARNING ber SHssnb nit Tefcri6dft sei&is
Bert, Hnb fer einBise f6ere gges onscss5en, oui
rsl6em eiEe rrrIitanriae 9eIuny, rbre ben Getrau6
sefasrhr :rnerl6sr GRcegEeu, er1ieI tDersen ianE.
sst. AFT nab jung, rYeI4. an RsrDsnIaRa6s, R..
tertzSblassEbeit. Smpp:enS rbcr GcnutrHen, Hne
tez tan,rub trannssn ScLs.n ssi6Ic6tlider Huss
t:.rcifunsen hib<a, fsden bisie e4rift nit ScrsaIt
tueirsL.
In tor S. rreltm5sii4iis 8sr6reitune Iu rsri9at'
en-, rgirb seieitr BEL tSmrfaHa ron Gents In yct'
tsu,rs Srafr,i na4 aGsa G4ftieH etE SeTetn'steu
EtaatsN seriaESf.
Dlan GtreiNre:
The culseHsH Medical Company
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-08-22

Cine absantiuns abrr bic raeitak SeiIuns bon
Oaanif unn GefhffttHf6una.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-01-10
SCIENTIFIN,

The rddiometerh has startei on Its career
with the designation Of a scientific
toy" but The Mdnutdctrer and Builder
points out that there is tieid of useful
ness for this instrument. 1t can be used
to illustrate the law Of Intensity of
light, in class lectures, as the number
of its rotations will be inversely as the
squareo of Its distance from an i~lluloinat-
ing flame; similarly it may be employed
as a photometer /; also, it might prov of
service in taking photographs, after Oh
serving how many revolutions are
made by the vanes while a satisfactory
picture is taken. The last suggestion
is of great merit, since at present the
art of photography is reduced to mere
guesswork in respect of the length of
exposure required in faint or full light.
Obviously, if the radiometer faithfully
measures the intensity of the light, a
given number of its revolutions should
always correspond to a given photo
graphic impression.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-01-10
How Long will the Forests Last.

Under such a tremendous yearly
drain the question naturally comes up,
how long will our forests last at the
present rate of manufacturer 1t is
really an important question, upon
which follows the inquiry as to what
we are to do for building material when
this magnificent wood-pine-is ex-
hausted. One authority after another
has entered formally upon its solution,
with satisfactory results in local instan-
ces, but very vague ones as to the field
at large, At the rate w are cutting it
to-day, from thirty to fifty years seem
to be agreed upon as about the limit.
Twenty years ago there was apparently
no limit, for the consumption was not
only less, but the means for its manu-
facture were primitive, and accom-
plished much smaller results than now.
1t seems as if it were impossible to
further improve the machinery of saw
mills; but the near future may, for all
that, zee saving machinery in compar-
ison to which that of the present will be
contemplate. So, although twenty
years ago these was no foreseeing the
end of the timber, now, with the mod
ern mills and myriads of them, we are
beginning to calculate with dire GER
tainty as to the time when the "Wooden
Age" will be a thing of the past.-Scrib-
ner.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-01-10
Sound Reasons for Faiih.

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