The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-15

Il young woman Of Chicopee Falls,
Mass, has head Of hair Of extraordi-
nary abundance and length. When
loose il trails for half yard along the
floor, though she is woman of fully
average height. 1t has become burd-
en-, however, and will be shortened
After stealing barrel of -four from a
Pittsburgh store the other evening and
taking it home in a wagon, the thieves
were much surprised to find them
selves arrested almost as soon as they
reached the barn. In lifting the barrel
into the wagon they started the hoops,
which allowed so marked trail of
white flour to track them the whole way
that even policeman could not err
therein.
There are only ll3 works in the Eng
lish language which the blind can read,
Producing books in raised letters is very
expensive, and Of course the sales are
small, so that tl.oir publication is mat
ter Of charity, The Perkins Institute Of
Boston has almost raised a fund Of 500,
900, with which i win issue twelve
DOCKS year nluelH!le!Y.
Rev. DR.. Newman SAYS of Mormon
ism: 1T is crime against nature, and,
above ALL, crime against woman,
Gods best gift to man. The Mormons
are nullifcrs, rebels, traitors Their
dreams are Of an empire with Utah rs
the center, the United States depend )
ency and all the world tributaries. The
question Is whether il shall be suppress
ed while it is confined to Utah, or allow
ed to spread over Colorado, Wyoming.
Idaho Montana, Nevada, Arizona and
New Mexico"
"Do you believe in Bronson Alcott's
theory of aesthetic eatingpn asked a
Boston lady of her Chicago admirer, II
don't know what Bronson Alcott's thco-
ry of aesthetic eating IS he answered.
"but when I'm hungry brace Of NUT
ton chops, some portcrhouse steak, a
dozen or two buckwheat cakes, four
soft-boiied eggs and o plate of hash
make meal that is aesthetic enough for
me-" Eyes, yes, but you don't under
stand me-" impatiently added his fair
interrogation; "Mr. Alcott's theory has
reference topersons, motto pigs. Brook
Ign Eagle.
The practice is common among the
engrayers and watchmakcrs of Germany
of hardening their tools in sealing wax.
The tool is heated to whitcness and
plunged into the wax, Withdrawn after
in instant, and plunged again, the pro-
cess being repeated until the steel is too
cold to enter the wax. The advantages
claimed for this method are that the
steel becomes almost Us hard rs the dia-
mond, and when touched with little
oil or turpentine, the tools are superior
for engraving, and also for piercing the
hardest metals.
There is n type of Justices in Louisi-
ana that will bear cultivation. Dennie
Dunlap, a three-card monte shark, tray
cling with circus, swindled country
fellow out of 5000 at Assumption. A
Justice issued warrant and went in
to DENIES tent to serve it personally.
Donnie was angling with another VIC
tim, and offered the Squire 800 10 hold
off ten minutes. This being declined,
the rascal whipped out revolver but
the Justice was "lightningon the draw"
and neatly dropped him with a bull
let through his heart. He then took
the 5000 from the Villains pocket, and
went calmly about his other official du-
ties
No doubt Florida orange grove is a
good thing to have, but how shall man
support himself while the trees are
growing? A person of experience ans
wers the question as follows, through
a correspondent of the Atlanta Co,sstt-
tutton PLANT vegetables, plant casava,
plant arrowroot, raise melons, split rails
at 81 per hundred, build cabins for your
neighbors at $l,50 per day, raise chick
ems, catch fish and eat them, make fer
tilizers, shoot alligators in Lake Kissim-
NEE and sell their hides, hire out to your
ncighbors at $50 per month, and work
yonr own place at night, sell land, swap
horses, work on some one of the rail-
roads, put up saw-mills, cut and haul
posts and stakes, plant nursery trees,
flowers, etc. You Can't starve Fish
are for the taking, and sweet potatoes
IRE Indigenous to the soil. We have
) 700 people in Orange county. and only
hree paupers, and we have never seen
A beppar in the county.