The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-24

side Of Cache has been expended at the
crossing of the Goose pond, where there is a
heavy fill. The work, all along the line, is
progressing rapidly-promlsing us good
low.water road to Mound City, quite as
short as the old river road, and shortening
the distance to the Junction, to Beech Ridge,
Villa Ridge and other points in Pulaski
county, fully three miles. And all this will
be accomplished without costing the pres
ent or future taxpayers Of either county,
single dollar.
The initial dance under the mdnvge-
ment of the "S to 12 club" will come off
in the dining hall of the ST. Charles Hotel,
this evening. There is general DISPOSE
ton on the part of the parties invited to be
on hand promptly at s o'clock, at which
hour the music will strike up and the dan.
GERS take their places on the floor. From
that hour until ~, the dance will go on;
and that it will go on pleasantly and har-
moniously the mere names OF the man
ayers furnish an ample assurance. The
rules established by this club are a con-
fessed lnntvation upon the custom of pro
longing the dance as long as any of the
participants have strength and life enough
left to drag themselves over the floor; but
it is an innovation that the good sense of
both young people and old NEST heartily
commends. The members of the club be-
lieve, and propose to demonstrate, that
dancing parties can be made means of
healthy, pleasant recreation, and not remain
as now, the means of working out the phys.
zeal exhaustion and debauchery of those
who take part in them. If the club accom-
plishes this, and succeeds in imprcssing the
minds of our young people with the propri-
ETY. of gaining the ball room before late
bed time, and of leaving it before they are
tired to death or dying for sleep" or
ready to faint" from the violence Of their
long continued excrcise-if the club shall
succeed in this, the public Will vote
that each individual member is public
bcneiactor. But, remember tonight, attend,
enjoy yourselves you assuredly will, and,
on the morrow, you will have pleasant rec.
objections of good time, without the
usual drowsy, heavy hcededness-the legit-
innate consequence Of whole night of
what can be given no mildcr name than
that of fashionable dissipation.
The manufacturer who is self-rciant--
who establishes himself through use of
his own brains, muscle and capital, Is, un-
less bcsct by unusual drawbacks, sure to
thrive. The manufacturer who can't build
a house, buy ground or supply himself with
material, unless somebody helps hm-the
man who, being flat on his back, can't get
on his feet again unless somebody lifts him
UPS not the kind OF man that succeeds
in business when once established, nor IL
he the kind OF man that is certain to
maintain perpendicular when he gains il.
| The Emporium Real Estate and Manufac-
turing Company, anxious to establish a
manufacturing interest in Mound City, eX-
pended thousands and tens Of thousands of
dollars in helping manufacturers who
couldn't start without help. For the found
er who had the machinery and barge load
of old patterns, the company erected m ex-
tcnsive foundry; for the man who knew
how to run planning mill and sash, door
and blind factory, it erected building and
supplied him with machinery, and so on, UNI
i'll half.dozen manufacturing establishments
were put in operation The result Of these
investments and the fate Of the establish
mcnts, are widely known. The money was
lost, and the establishments were utter
failures. And Cairo has had little cxpcr.
iencc of the same character. Men who
came here. or were already here, and EN-.
banked in manufacturing industries, de-
pending solely upon themselves, succeeded
The men who came here in answer to ain
duccmcnts'- the men who came because ot
the assistance oiIcred-whcrc are thcyt Tho
men are gone the money is gone
the establishments are gone, We
have, in their stead, nothing but the mem
Dry OF disappointed expectations As d
general rule (hoying its exceptions o.
coursc) the manufacturer to whom Il bonu,
is n neccSsity-who cannot, as we have al
ready said get on his feet unless he il
helped to do So is not worth much whcr
he gets on his feet, and is liable TO toppI'
over again at any moment. They are no
the kind of manufacturers that anvcit,
can afford to buy--thcy are not the self re-
> liant mcn--thcy are not the successful an'
f prosperous manufacturers. There is anothc
4 class Of manufacturers that will edo TO lie