The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-12-28

eye. The young men of Cairo owe it to
themselves to counterfeit the impression,
thul made by arousing themselves from
their lethergy and plunging into the social
world with determination to be happy
and makes others so, and il they cannot
be pillars in the great social structure,
which reflects so strongly the civilization of
people, they should contribute their
share to the furtherance its great
objects. II seems to us that there is more
activity in this direction among our young
men this year than there has been before
and we have good reason to expect that all
our ladies who will keep open house on the
coming New Years day will not be disap-
pointed in the number of their callers. We
publish elsewhere the names of number Of
young men who will make calls, and
hope to increase the list to twenty times its
length within the next few days. The
ladies who will receive callers will please
follow the example of the young men by
sending US their names Immediately by
telephoneor otherwise.
TO illustrate the wonderful accom-
pliShment Of electric telegraphy of the
present day, a recent Paris paper presents
the following interesting schedule of times
and place A Geographic dispatch sent
from Paris will reach Alexander, Egypt, in
5 hours, Berlin in hour 30 minutes, Basle,
in hour 10 minutes, Bucharest in hours,
Constantinople in hours, Copenhagen in
a hours, Cuba in 10 hours Edinburgh in 2
hours 30 minutes, Dublin in 3 hours,
Frankfort on-the- Main in / hour 20 min
utes, Geneva in hour Is minutes, Hong
Kong in 12 hours, Hamburg in hour 30
minutes, Jerusalem in hours, Liverpool in
hours, London in / hour Is minutes,
Madrid in 2 hours 80 minutes, Manchester
in hours 30 minutes, New York in
hours, New Orleans in hours, Rio Janeiro
in hours, Rome in hour 30 Minutes, San
Francisco in II hours, st. Petersburg in 3
hours, Saigon IN II hours, Southampton in
3 hours, Sydney, Australia, in 10 hours,
Valparaiso in 12 hours, Vienna hour As
minutes, Washington in hours, Yoke
hama in IA hours, and Zanzibar in Z hours.
"A card, dated at Champaign, H., and
signed by G. Z. Morrow, professor of agri-
culture, received at this office yesterday
states that the Annual Farmers Institute,
under the auspices of the
college of agriculture of Hi
nois Industrial University, will be held
at the university, January 26-2S, 1881. 1t
will be similar to those which have met
with such favor in past years. Reduced
railroad fare Is expected. Young
farmers, or other interested,
will be admitted, without examina-
ton or fees of any kind to the lectures and
class exercises of the college Of agriculture
during the month Of January-the term
commencing January 4th. There will be
four lectures each day on general farm
management, animal husbaadry, veterinary
science and general horticulture The H.
brary and museum of the university will also
be open to such persons The subjects
named will be studied as thoroughly as
possible during the winter term January
to March 2D, the work be especially
arranged for those who can give only the
winter months to such study. The ex-
penses for the term, aside from cost of
travelling need not exceed fifty dollars.