The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-07-09

presumably made on technical grounds,
for the section of track complained OF was
very plainly operated in violation of the or
dinances, since it took up part of the street
reserved for the sidewalk.
In these times of changing tempera ture
and unhealthy conditions, people should
strive to keep their minds at ease
they should not worry and fret about triiles
nor permit themselves to become uselessly
alarmed about anything, Mankind is too
often the author Of most of the infrmlties
which ailict the human family And the
greater number of these have their origin
purely in mental or moral causes. While
it would be absurd to contend that many
diseases and fatalities occur from causes
beyond the control Of the human race, it is
none the less true that man, by reason Of
his pursuits and habits, lays the foundation
for most of the Ills and diseases to which
flesh is heir
The orange tree is the longest lived
tree known. 1t is reputcd to have attained
the age Of 300 years, and it hiss been known
to have fourished and borne fruit for more
than 100 years. No fruit tree will grow
and produce fruit so well under rough
treatment. 1t commences to bear the third
or fourth year after budding, and by the
fifth year it will produce an abundant crop,
but its yield will increase gradually under
favorable circumstances and as the years
pass on 1t will become a very productive
tree The early growth of the orange is
quite rapid, and by the tenth year it will
have increased more than in the next fifty
years, so far as its breadth and height are
concerned; but its age mulnpies its fruit
stems greatly, and an old tree will some
times bear several thousand oranges.
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Tue O''y Couhc", requiring The wabash
''al'ro"u company 10 Keep h'9meh al me
street crossings rom oiA'h street up, was
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'Ahlol'iohS ny inc several gentlemen VINO
h"d previously distinguished themselves as
Tlners OF the WABASH hobby. Debate ran
hiGh; personalities, calls to order, the sharp
rap OF the gaYeI, appeals from the chair,
heated protests IRON members against !
charges by members, Interruptions, qucs-
tons, retorts and violent 'gesticulations, |
were the order for en- hour or longer. But |
to the credit OF the orators" be it said that |
though they slaughtered rules most merci- |