The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-27

benefit from 1t.
Another woman, Nine. Perree, has
been admitted to practice rs doctor by
the medical faculty of Paris. She is said
to have been encouraged in the study Of
medicine by an American woman, by
whom she was herself cured Of des-
perate illness.
1t has been decided that the dome of
the colossal Palais de Justice, in Brus-
sells, now approaching completion;
which was to have been of copper, shall
now be constructed Of papier mache. 1t
will weigh about sixteen tons.
There are five states with populations
OF over 100000 each and nineteen
states with populations OF over |, 100000
each. All the other states have popu-
lation only equal to New York, Pennsyl-
vania, and New Jersey combined.
A man near Hammond, st. Lawrence
county, N. T., caught o seal in net
near Oak island the other day. Itweigh-
ed seventy-siy pounds, and measured
four feet in length and three feet in girth.
This is probably the first seal ever
caught in the upper st. Lawrence river.
"When lreyiew my past conduct, y
Carlyle wrote in 1919, at the age of only
"A, lit seems to have been guided by
narrow and defective views, and, worst
of all, by lurking, deeply lurking affecta-
ton" This might stand for the confess
sion of thousands at older ages if they
would only be honest about it.
A member of the rhetorical class had
just finished his defamation when the
professor said, "Mr. -, do you suppose
a general would address his soldiers in
the manner you spoke that piecep''
Eyes, sir, do" was the reply, "if he
was half scared to death, and as nerv-
GUS as a cat. -Spr,qfeM Union.
A Chinaman and an Apache girl were
married near Tucson, Arizona, the
other day, Such is the romance of his
tory Several thousands of years ago
the Mongolian ancestors of this trusting
pair were one great people. How pleas
ant now for John to reveal the straw
berry-mark on his arm and glibly refer
to their common forefathers whoate rat
| pie long, long before the flood
There is no occasion for sneering at
the college-bred young men for the pur-
pose of magnifying the virtue and
capacity of the so-called self-made man.
1t is not all college men who become
distinguished, or even useful, in impor-
tant working spheres; nor are the self
made men so numerous as to make it
advisable to abolish the higher institi-
tions of learning. Both may win or fall
in the struggles of mortals for position
and fame. Hartford Post.
MIR. Longfellow's wife was daughter
of Abbott Lawrence, one of the richest
merchants in Boston. She lost her life
| by u frightful accident. While making
some Christmas toys for her children,
and using sealing-wax and candle,
her dress caught fire and she was fatally
burned.
The Judge of court in New York in
passing sentences on thirty milk dealers
who were found guilty of selling adul-
terated milk, made these strongremarks:
II consider the man who adulterates
food worse than the assassin or the
sneak thief. The gentleman represent
ing the Board of Health made no unsup-
ported statements, and prove that seven
of the accused have been here before
They show that some of the districts
where this milk is sold there have been
many deaths of children. believe these
gentlemen, and will not lessen any of
the fines one penny