davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-28
NIANCFOCTORN-
OVER 10000 IN USE
very Piano Fully Warranted for Five Years
We are now making all our Pianos entirely of
NULCANIZED LUMBER.

The eTeatcstdlscOyery Of the ages Wood rem.
dered imperlshable, shrinking, checking or warp
Ing impossible, and as incapable Of absorbing mos
ture as yulcanized rubber, The increased hard
ance Of tone truly wonderful The process Of ynl.
Canl2lng Is done by machinery established az our
iactorY, and we have the exclusive control of tho
patent for piana making which, together with our
other patents and Improvements, including Mathu
sheks Duplex Oyerstrung scale, render our pianos
IL every TespcC the
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-28
DESCRIPTIVE PRICE LIST.

REGULAR PAD-s9 90; lrc'p,eu' Diseases ars,
stages chile and Fever, etc
SPECIAL PADS CO. Chronic Liver aud Slom.
uch Disorders, aud Malaria
SPLEEN BELT a. ~; Enlarged spleen and
Liver and Chill Cake
INFANT pAD-el "a; Preventative aud cure o
Cholera iniGltlm and summer
Complaints
Auxiliaries for Nervous
BODY PLASTERS-tOC aud CirCUatye Trlnh
lies throwing ah OBJ
FOOT " pair iNc structons and remOv
Ing pGius
Auxiliary for code, Sick
ABSORPTION SALT~i headachs, uumbness Of
box &c; 6toXcs, sl25 eXtrcm!ucs, etc.
For further information " 20 diseases reached by
the Pad and ns Auxil'ares, consult our pamphlet
Address,
BATES s. HANLEI,
Rooms , and 8, Singer Building, ST. Louis, Mo,
For Sale by PAUL e. SCHUH. BAR
CLAY BROS, and FRANK HEALY,
Druggists, Cairo, Illinois,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-28
MEDICAL

TIE CELEBRATED GLYCERlNE LOTION
gives immediate rc.!ci and Z radical cure Tor
rheumatism, Neuralgia Malaria.
Dlfhtheria, Pneumonia Sore Throat
Inflammation Of III. Lungs. Etc,
Lame, Back, Inflammation Of he Kidacys, Back
ache Piles, BGuoIs, or Soreness Of the fee, from
whatever cause, Burns OF Scalts and al lLnamma.
tory Diseases "sapalulc" viii FAVE life, DO not
neglect 20 buy bottle,
Our Illuminated circulars sent free on application
by letter
We guarantee satisfaction or money refunded.
Price, soc and s. per bottle
Trial bottles !,c
SAMUEL GERRY & CoNrAHY.
PEOlre'OrE, ~ Broadway, New York
Trace supplied uy Morrison, P.unmcr d Co.
Chicago.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-28
MATHUSHEK'S
New Patent Duplex Oyerstrung Scales

which Is acknowledged by the highest musical au.
monty 10 hc the greatest Improvement ever put into
q square Piano, producing the most astonishing
power, richness and depth Of tone and a sustgin-
Ing quality never before attained, being Grand
I!AAO IN o SulAre NaSc. ~
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-28

Al ne" and strictly frs-Class, ana sold at tho
lowest net cash Wholesale factory prices. direct TO
Ne purchaser, There pianos made one Of the finest
G!sp.als II the Cincinnati Exhibition. and were
universally recommended for the Highest Ionors.
The Square Grands contain
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-28
The Mendelssohn Uprights
ARE THE FINEsTIF AMERICA

They are pronounced the Pianos ortEc Future. -
me Upright has more powerful! tone III ough-
quality, Glghter and more responsive touch and
greater durability and ability for standing in tune
lts great superiority destins It to entirely super.
Seae me ordinary square piano IN this country a. il
has already done in England.
Eveay Nendelssohn Upright Piano has the very
best PATENT DOUBLE REPEATING PARIS
ACIlEN, made expressly for US in Paris France
All our Pianos are made entirely by ourselves
at our
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-22
A BAD ELECTION LAW.

1t wonld be much better for Nevada if 1t
had the same election laws as are in force IN
California. There, man is not allowed to
register uutil thirty days after he has taken
out his papers. In Nevada any one who has
been naturalizsd can register; and during the
past few days men have come to Justice Cary s
court, Just from the District Court, with the
ink on their naturalization papers hardly dry
About one hundred and fifty of these fresh
acquisitions to American Citizenship can nei
Their read nor write and are as ignorant Of the
issues of the campaign or the principles of a
Republican form of Government, AS dumb
cattle. No man who cannot read or write
should be allowed to vote be he American or
foreigner. If Nevada had an election law
like California, much of the business of col
onizing voters would be stopped; yet even
then the law would be inadequate 20 prevent
many of the abuses now in vogue. Here is
matter which the next Legislature might
proftably occupy their time enquiring into.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-22
AN INTELLECTUAL PICMY.

Every utterance of Senator Sharon, upon
the stump, has a weakening effect upon the
Republican ticket. Leading Republicans of
Ormsby county expressed their regrets after
Mr.. Sharons speech at the Opera House that
he had taken the platform at all; and the fact
was freely commented upon that his presence
in Ormsby was detrimental to the success of
the Republican legislative ticket. His speech
shows him to be not only person of feeble
intellectual attanments, but man lacking In
educational requirements as we'll. and when
these facts are taken into consideration we
doubt the propriety of censuring Mr.. Sharon
for remaining away from the Senate 80 per-
sistently. Such utterances as these would
hardly sound well in the Senate or look well
in the Congressional Globe:
81 done all could for party success.
"Things which have come down from our
revolutionary ferefathers.
Il want my position understood
Such speaker should really be under ar
rest on the charge of an assault and battery
upon the Kings English. and sentenced &C
contest between Sharon and Fair, and the
APPEAL is obliged to labor for the perpetual
ton of Republican Senate; it will first ask
Mr. Sharon to give bonds to the people of this
State never to make any speeches in Wash
ington.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-22
A SCATTERED OPPOSITION.

If Wren, Tritle, Woodburn and Whitman,
instead of m .king a scattering opposition to
Sharon, would concentrate their forces or all
of them withdraw from the field, something
might yet be done by which the Republican
party could save its Senatorial fight So long
as these four men remain in the contest doing
nothing except keeping in the way, just SO
long are they retarding the progress OF the
party. Tritle is considered out on account of
i'll health, but he has not so publicly an
nounced. WOODBURY. and Whitman are not
active contestants, and Tom Wren, the only
one who is really to the fore, is considered in
league with Sharon. If the Eureka county
Republican nominees on the Assembly ticket
were to come cut unequvocally and state over
their signatures that they would vote for
Sharon under no circumstances, it would ma
terially assist Wrens fight, and then if every
Assembly ticket in every other county would
do the same thing it would put new life into
the campaign throughout the State and insure
Republican Legislature. 1t is already
romored that some Of the nominees pledged to
Sharon in Storey county are looked upon as
surely against him, and the rest feel that if
they were free from his influence they would
make better run.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-22

Why Is THIS Mount Diablo was quoted
the other day at 50 so, but orders to buy at
50 were not responded to. You can't buy the
stock anywhere at dollar above the market
rates. The above in from the Carson APPEAL
and it is true Why it is SO no man ION the
utsde) can tell. If the mine is good why don't
the managers say so and let the community
get the benettl If it is failure why is the
stock held at a premium above the market
price! These are things that our people have
a right to know.-Ii1tc Fssuye.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-22
NEW TO-DAY.


Copies of Hon. George Flournoy's mastery speech on
the political issues present campaign, verbatim
report obtained application to the Democratic
County Central Committee o.
WARREN WATSON, Chairman.
GEORGES BRYsoN. Secretary. or
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-22

FOR JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT:
W. II. BEATTY...-........... White Pine
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-22

If Col. Fair had sent bullion down to the
Carson Mint, from his bonanza mines, instead
of sending in squads of his hired voters. his
ticket would have had better show in Orms-
by. As it now stands he hasn't enough mon
ey in the vaults of the Nevada Bank to carry
his point in this section.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-22

WIND VS.. CoIN-While Col. Fair is colon
izing votes and wedding the Comstock mines
of Republicans, Sharon is travelling about the
State making speeches which his own organs
dare not report rerbatim
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-22
NO TINE FOR A WAITING POLICY

One by one the Republican newspapers OF
the State are beginning to see the pitfall ahead
of the party's line of march. The Times of
last evening, under the head of ''Mere truth
than poetry" says:
Col. Fair is making determined fight net
only on his own stamping ground, Storey
county, but throughout the State. L: is said
by parties who are in position to know, that
he he has at least two hundred men under pay
in Virninia City who are literally supplied
with money to further his success at tho polls.
The mines under his control are filled with
more men than the work demands and are
being daily "weeded' of Republicans. Every
effort is being made to ensure his success and
there are not few good Republicans who
fear that he is the coming Senator. A Demo
cratic Senator from Nevada would be crush
ing blow on the Republican party. If Mr..
Sharon has the interests Of the party at heart
as he claims, be should at once stop making
speeches and meet opposition with an aggres-
sive front. Or else resign in favor of some
one, Tritle. Whitman, Wren or Woodburn,
who will infuse more activity into the cam
paign. This is no time for waiting policy.
No truer words were ever written than
"This is 40 time for waiting policy"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-22

THE spirit will not down. Wade Hampton
has challenged Secretary Sherman to fight a
duel. He no doubt thinks one Southsrner
can still whip FIVE Yankees.-Reno Journal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-22
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET

FOR MEMBER OF CONGRESS-
ROLLIN N. DAGGErT. ............... STOREY
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-22

tight Fair would not capture dozen Repub.
lican votes.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-22

An observing Eastern journal says any
country fair in America will call together a
dozen women whose good looks would make
Mrs. Langtry sick in bed for a week.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-22

COLLEGE JoURNALIsM.--Here is choice
sample of journalistic argument from Racine,
Wis, a town where Theological College is
established, advertising a class in journalism
as one of its educational features Some of
the graduates must have secured control of
paper shortly after leaving college.
The Republicans ought to be proud of the
red.headed, goggle-eyed jumping jack who
edits the slop- bucket. Racine argus.
While ON the other hand the Democrats
have no reason to feel proud of the bow back.
ed, yellow faced. sunken- checked, onion eyed
nincompoop who edits the scavenger sheet Of
Democracy -Racine Ne,cs.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-22

To BE CHALLENGED.-TheR Republican Cen
trail Committee will take care to see that every
name supposed to have been fraudulently
placed upon the lists of registration, will be
challenged The list will have to be care
fully weeded out before it will be correct and
there are probably more than one hundred
names now Oh the list which have no bust
ness there. Most of these are the names of
men whom the Democrats, backed by Fairs
coin, will attempt to vote in Ormsby county.
This attempt at bulldozing and colonization
should in itself be sufficient to cause the de.
feat Of the Democrtc ticket in this county
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-22
ORMsRv COUNTY
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

FSt Senator. john d. Hammond
Nv NJ Havenor
ror A.semOyHsn .................. Eugene Ma, s.,,
for District Attorney ..................H F. Barne
For County Treasurer James Fraser
For County Clerk M d. Hatch
For County Assessor ..............Jo John d. kersey
For Public Administrator Marsha! Robinson
Superintendent OF Public Schools l.. S. Greenlaw
Por County Commissioner, long ;em......S 8. T. Jones
For County Commissioner short term Israel Crawford
For Justice Of Peace Carson Township W. N. Cary
For Constable Carson Township ..........D. Fl. Pine
For School Trustee Carson To~n'hip long G. b. Webb
term
For School Trustee, Carson Township ch.r,s. H.rr;s
Short terR observation-disclosures J
For Justice of Peace, Empire Township. j. Hoover
For Constable Empire Township Andrew Arid
For School Trustee Empire Precinct,
long term. Observation-Disclosures.
Fer School Trustee, Empire Precinct,
snort term
For School Trustee Brunswick Precinct,
long term ..................-....)
For schoo Trustee Brunswick Precinct,
short term ...................-....)
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-22

THE editor Of the Stockton Mail is an ad-
mirer of the beauties of nature; but then a
great deal depends upon the point at which
one views even a sunset As the editor saws ::
of Main street, presents "A remarkable specta-
Gle of celestial beauty 1t can be seen to best
from the vicinity of the Chicago
Brewery"
, 1880-04-18
CITY REAL ESTATE.


FOR SA1.E-nY E. 8. DREYER Co, s. WASH
l. lnRion-st.: ~ ' ~ 'A
nHt business block 10 choice location on North
eiRsrx,a.,, R,,x,n.,,b bringing Tnod rcntal: SsoOM.
ataess bloek, ~ feet fsunt. North Clnrk-st, $0Un
business hnusex On Chtcuso-av, cheap
ri @ block North Side. rented for over 5000 yaax
~ AZ ieet fronting Lincoln Park At bargain.
born-av~ In Sae-st-, and North Tjnrf!s Va "S'A
ACRE PROPERTY
nacses on Calumet River, $&l} per ncra
~ ncres near kiverdue. $lS5 per ncre
" acres south Of Browns mill on river
g, acres On corner Tracy st, and Wesfarn-av I'm
S5nctes. Sec =. -, u, <ltkI per ucrn '@'
a,hCTes, Soc: {, Ii. IL, $40 per acre
x Acres ut Winnctka $l21 po7 acre
- ncfea, !akt shore, nj Rogers rnrk. xt5Q
pacfes, EArrtson-st, wcsE Of CeDtrH] Parf
1nheres. Gsnnd-av. at Humboldt Pnrk
" aeres eass and adjoining Downe1's aroye II hss
oepot On the ground very cheap ' "
oesloes y !aEke amount OF other good bargains
t'oHN tNs,ts S,AtLIEL,YALuADIE I-,, PROPERTY IN THE
~ petwesn ptvlsien and Also on North
soweE .water and gas; also IUts
YALE, 3f LII S1tte-st. Kutu ~ ~~AN| -"
, 1880-04-18
CITY REAI. ESTATE.

NOR SH1T
Z Fsta9a HARD q BHAQLEf, REAL
En,sa-staa'e A2an3s Rooms L. 10, and Il, No 30 L.
1An inj,.. .---
iii tsstaa taana-4s., 1fn1ne On pf1ck basement
1ii3 f1ri; s-story ffume on brick basement
10 an:r.ns o1-story frame on bstck basement
Nnrfhs.s;; ~. s-stgGs5 iaa baxenlent oftcE
2-storv frnn corner Fofts-thra"st- and L419leJ-Bv
K1 s,rth 9S.-&.+ ,-,.,xx
IL Wn.t W9s.effnfheio,aI' ffhaEs.I s-sto1y yframc--, frame
stnrx sna corner Anr9n ana North Weliase, =
III Snu,b Snu hbeSe.nent eHnk omelhnk,
g.. a. Sgutn Green.6t, z-stoFJ frame dwelling.
ny sa North Lcavtt~at 1-stoFr Golhio frxms DWELL
IL; IL c..
IL SSonth Sth Kohsy.st stoEy frame on bok basement
Ia son: Kobbeys story frame On hick basement
- Sontu hooey"st, l-stoEy and hasement frame.
NoSen 2e.a a,r6r1 Wd 1so5y III aRa
nri so1tn Or stxM9enth'st & IT; esst tront xl
uhio-st. north ,ront ,,o ,oo+ ma. =, r,. ,ou,o
pivisnn.s - e@''ese' west 'front.' <a1xla north OF
~ N.,rn ~ !t9n1,,nF.. s-story frame dwelling.
e Fl tt~hnur1"cc, ~.ssvsy frame ooitdtNx
80 eeoS"tek-sL' 2story una BASEMENT brick dwol-
ioki y, foot a., N,,.,, -.
Nnr,h-1r ~'o1to LIZ oAi1e-sI' cast Fonf north OF
, 1880-04-18
C1TK REAL RsTATE.

FqNh, FN,dA,lazaY aAIE.1Y J. =. KERLER is qLAKK-sT.-
and sone EFT ffnF n s
ena sas. of 59SIi Ste asa lo north Twenty
nssss rooms and lot Mnst 81 sold esioTe the it TO o
a.d e. ss Elm near Th'Ft,-seventh-st cottage
nd as'E os 61 sses 1i'tq
hsesa nssr nss ,stez ss*
S,.aa. ., fat.boulevard. eotsze and lot es11s.
hsasc "a suIn oersk a m large oro1
Msst Aonroe-sL, dne brick house and barn, $4,000
sst e., 4Maans-s - elegant stone-frons house and
!ss ss 1esr es : aMeran astoy and
.. .Maainapss. near Robey. cottage rooms, and lot
faEt-.y, nriek hou.s, rooms, and LOT, $3.50
WI of St unlon far f &c Cottage and
oa1a s IS Oakley eosase and brick
81 rfs a. It,, houss C and barn and lot
*,s%h fS;th Evanston. s-stoEs hoass s and lot lara
s9rnss Ryp'son pssa sspry a Hsss heqsS
Tmoney-st, near Webs.cr-av. .-stury brick houae
a9d sS MsSs 5os 81 nsf 1nh t:9
faitsss:s9 :ssesa @ aae Due; !aeant tatiel icis 1.
MsSiysSss:s nss1 ss2ag1 FssSf$s
G!ark-st., north ofTwclftn, Exits.
5 ssf
:s;:s e: "ss: ASsess :z!& n
aaistsast :aennr nsaS Gsmss Nns',na sax Hin
s$ s$iss; Sc:st @ ssn.rs cheap ,o
0gdsn-av.. near Adams.st. s. sol or io} fse.. aa'
Sf 1 81 psr fse ses'p lots
1ndlana-st. il! near Carpenter, 47xsa
<,,M tsss'''' near shs'don' nn' lot 40 feet Deep
5siesson-st, south Of Twelfth, near oDnen, 2sxloa.
fs9Itt near ooss Is. gas !o1 s
Ton asrss e;;st 10 81 Washington iit ifeishts @ '1
esssi aosT asf aaboa Ss i! iass s2an
Twonty acres west or city near Madison-st
Ton sALE-RY J. = RANNEY ! Co, 81 MADl-
;ot e. Aessa ss;ns5 ioea: saxa!e aeep a
qsy;yslend FnSkay;; 8: anq i brsk 9soons so
H.; xJs; SsisE Sl sss :;Ssa
62tsase GrSss,ax ssTns: 1sh:s @
SsdS + Va VII hsss sss: Ss!ss ~
'.S1s91 @ass i5Sat f. nssf "A ashland
.M2s' tass se oas'sy oaeay
shq 2's
Nsssss7 sSs1 ssss isa%s :; is;y S
ss
for S5tek all m
3ssS sss*s 1sJa ssss s6:s 81 Ss75 I
E0K KsALK-s3sVrW.K0oM3 3;sToRY DWELLiSG,
o. oresT GgA We nre putting in 'tcas'
wss sq s @
.Ss sPt rs IS %sss Fs spa stss
ert chsaR ana ouEn. 5o se SesE m s
cottage aud lot Ssxl25 between aanoser and Butler;
fsDEs-room brick cottage, and lot soxloo half block
from Alwaukeo.av: cars. on Arnltaye.aE
sFss sSs S1s adsn ~ 1 *a West
f'Sn-on M MYnomlnes,A nice eettase and lot sox
brick dvsSing snd lot ss12 SOUTH front. % Forty.
'']' A'As TH@Bfs!BeoSiD B. !BoiD Room 7, I'D Mna,.on-st
EoR sALE-*s,a0-FoUR- STORY AND RAsE-
o s1ata Stee mar sonrtee.hss v east front
pSs fs sSs ~
onse: wilipay rer cent net rent. ia when State
2as aoem aaHEs " s!a - ssfsa'' ut *h BOYD
EoK --W,25oJTEnMs EAsY--sI GRAND
~ Iris house viii be out of r1arket af,cr this wesK
K S HoSsa
as. shsn a egna not S
tue sss % and foT te I'D % Seaa.; u
utEoundnss + cannos be surpassed N chc7xo Thls
vs9 ;Ss
n b. fsE on'
Lon ALE-NARBLE-FR0NTH HOUSE ANDLOT,
;, Brame house and lot, No, llo6 Pralrie-av. near
Gotta4e, No. q Grand boulevard and lot ec1lxs.
forty ty-ilr1t-st~ =.
, 1880-04-18
CITY REAL ESTATE

FOR sALE-BY J. c. MAGlLt, Sc WASHING
w.o0-Washin9ron-st near Psrk. complete brick
saoSswashiax xlon:st, east OF Union Park marble.
taes al xooa bSg beautiful cot
MooGAshiand-av.. near 1dams.st. octason marble
ss,0o-Monroe-#t. near Ashland-av., brick; also !,
aM-prntrte~av, north of Thirtteth st., 2stor, and
9ess uWabas6av. nsnr Th,rtr-nr 2-sto,y and
t NsSSPa1k.av, ] e1exaas marble bIss irons. aou'e''
E11}-rark-av: 6ricK ~ hohse; hstrk atest & lot
and M 1anres aaV'' nno o'''A WIN barn. furnace.
e Mo9.Saama honso tt, Wltd d9ao,c tba ,c,c ot
Tae ae mprovsaien inaa Seas q s9 Void eost s ssn
tNoth,nx down own Il L improved,
sast fF9a ;S,a ~, between Van Buren, and
A4amsstl hatwaan .iatferson pa-k ant ...,,..
as dsf: %a5inx 4sa
the hs win be offered for fsw dags n ssi
nc ss@s s This making
aa sAE& =, tE ;s, foorA sou. t nEAuTiFUL RES
10 of Ths IS So 1esnbor
St, hnf BLOCK north OF lndiana-sI Uuat the mort
,V3-Lot 2sx2s on LATEST. south front, just east
uoyne and Lcaytt-sts. Terms to suit' 0et"een
aas ss tsa!ss TT &r on su's'oF-'t' between Ho'ne
GMl-Ntct, l0t iy houth frnnf nm r.v1nz.e ~.
tween Wood and Lincoln; $a0 down. A"''os-s1' oo'
FFyntlsco.sss H. o'' 'o'Ao' washington and
sou ench--s lots 25xls5. on nuddsn-st, between
EsI0-Sice ot25xi25, IN Milwagkee.ay. near Wind
sIyTtssresrt This Il the chennest -. uena m9ou
Chicago. Two fair buildings On Il Ma ri Rush.f II
O. and lee It. It's cheap Ao 81 nu'u-s'~
hisn!sI - -A''' De"f iD"'o
,or-st ' N ' '" 1'1 - - A"S-
$L25t-Lot 2sxllD On Harrison.st between 1oom,.
ami latin s' ~ "' S~@"eS'4 oooeAAs
~ ~ n pnvn
Room 1@n ~.
, 1880-04-18

I3 IOH S3Ai.EEE ,;,sss EENGLEWooD-.rHES INCEST HOUSE,
roou hot and cold lake waief was hnn VIA msmtal
ann nsffogether II well-but home, on high grove iot
SHss anu With better railroad facilities thn Gun be
u any other piaGe tn COOK Conuty Small puy-
fSay Si ~ ne11 ors May; d T. hey dont plan viii
q me before Mny next. Address 6. +, PENNY
will Gull and seq Ynu 49," A1"A1o"oo1+ VINO
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-05-13
Ole Bulls Folly.

Rarely vestige remains of the castle
which Ole Bull built twenty eight years
AGO in Potter County, Pa, ak miles
from New Bergen, when he attempted
10 found there a COLONY of his country
men, and met, rs he might have ex-
pcctcd, with most signal failure. lie
designed the castle for his permanent
home, and erected il on the summit Of
a mountain, from which there was a
commanding view Wishing to revive
In the wilderness of the new world some
memories Of his native land, he spent n
largc sum of money on his project
Painters and gilders weio taken from
this city to embellish this structure, one
vast room OF which was intended for the
music hail. The roof was OF glass; the
walls were richly decorated; it shonc
with degree of barbaric splendor; the
musician was TO make it memorable
with noble concerts Before the castle
had been finished the colonists grew dis
contented, and, though he opened his
purse widely and labored to remove all
causes of Trouble, he was imp0tent to
do so. He learned about the same time
that the title to the l2O, 600 acres he had
purchased was worthless. The parties
who had sold to him had no clam to
il whatever, and legal owner came for,
ward to assert his rights. Overwhelmed
with perplexities, and bankrupt in for
tune, Bull relinquished everything, re-
turned hither, and again had recourse
to the violin, which has been to him
sort of Aaddin's lamp. Deprived OF
its chief tho colony gradually went to
pieces, the colonists scattering far and
wide. Scarcely one of them can now be
found ut New Bergen, which Bull
named after his Norwegian birthplace.
Almost the sole reminder of his pictur'
csque episode is the village of Oleana
ESQ called in his honor), which clusters
around the base of the mountain capped
by the once lordly castle, known to this
day, along with the colonization scheme
rs Ole Bulbs Folly.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-05-13
The Law of Immigration.
springfield Republican,

The stream of immigration which is
now pouring into this country, and
which promises to REACH $50, 900 or i00,-
coo before the year is out, follows with
curious accuracy the course of events
after past revivals of business. Both
in the industrial blight which iell over
this country after the war of 1872, in
1897 and in 1857, the panic was sue
cecded by increased land sales in the
West, and a migration from the East to
fill them, cheap grain and great grain
export, rush Of immigration from
Europe, which is in progrs' now,
coupled with vsst increase in specula-
ton. 1t is Il curious circumstance that
after 81 and 81 the swollen tide of i'm
migration came at the same time with
the discovery of new mines in TIE
West and speculative mining fever in
the Wet. 1t has generally taken from
five to ten years after inn igratiOn set
in before the bubble bro kc, so reviying
is this fresh addition of new blood and
new labor.