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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-02-08
The Cunning Man.
BY JOSH BILLINGS.

Cunning liz often took for wisdum !;
"Ht u IL the mere skum that rizes when
Wisanm hoils her pot. II hath not the
stf'de ov Wisdun,, neither haz it the
honesty oy wfs;lum. 1t is more like
nstlnkt than it il like reazon.
The cunning mati haz two virtues al
WIS prominent patience and energy.
" lthont these he wandd fall below tie
KAT and fail to get liz mouse.
cunning men alwus hav speciality.
such as 1t liz. ! hav seen them who
could ride mule few a spot, but who
set q boss awkwardly.
lhare IL thiz average between a cHn-
ming man and Il wise lnan--the cnDnipo
mans wistlum IL alwns on the outsjie
oV iIz face, he kant hide il. If il olwus
squirting out ov the cunning ov biz
eyes, While the wise man carrys hiz
deep stowed away in hiz heart. and
don't use hiz wisdum tew find oclla-
slbns, but tew master them when they
pop up.
Cunning men have CRATE caution, be-
.cauze they serpoZe themselfs watched.
maZmuch az they are alwus watching
others.
They nav but few brains, but what
they h;,v are petroleum, and their
brains, being few and greasy, enables
them tcw fetch them tew focus sud
den.
1t il hard work few be very cunning
and very hnncst at the same time. |
reckon this bekauze don't see the two
hngg!ng aud kissing each other very
much.
Ginning haz skandalous pedigree ::
he IL the babe ov wistlant and fraud.
and IL the only child they ever had, but
lno!is and axis just like hiz son.
Cunning mems advice il hard tew
follow. hekanse wishnm IL made. Ike II
bed qn!lt. out nv patches, and il also
composed nv Suits for the emergency
"v an ock;,s!on few sch Tor !, s,ul,i,
dirt.
II yon don't understood wrgrlinr
YOURSELF. ar the rniimcuts az it, yu
must not git you're advice from the
cnn:ling man.
Cunning haz alwns passed for wis
dun. and will continue on to do so nv
long az pan"lS last, and phocls will las,
az long az emmy boldly else 'duz, and
SilStane their rrpntaShnm.
Cnnning IL alwnz selfish, hekanye i,
IL not nv mulch breadth. while wis,,um
can afford ,ew he magnanimuus, and
liav snmtliing lief, over.
Canning men are not Very dangerous.
they hav so much vanity, and Their
vanity satisfied their ambition il: and
when vanity takes the place ov umhi
tIon we are mo,e H,Nilzrd t,an alarmed.
Cunning men in he hands ov wise
uten are usetn!---more ,setui quite Of
ter than honesty, brkauSc they are
mote sudden and less SkimpnlnuS.
Ii is safer 10 ilt,ust srkret few u
cunning man than aclrver man The
clever fnan is sure to spill it; the cuii-
hitig nift. max Use It against yu. bat he
IL easier tex watch aud control than
the good Hatnrrd fellow who, like a
Young pup, lays down, rolls over, and
wags himself III front uv every ntun he
mrrtS.
Canning men hav menay assoriases.
hnt few in:imaics. They snmilmrS
hnni IN complies. but are apt tew tigh,
when they cum tn divide the plun,le,.
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TIE WEEKLY WORLD

large fnarto si,Gei. printed throughout
IN large type. and published every Wed
nes0ay morning, among ITS prominent
fratnres are:
!. Its very fuIl and accurate market re-
ports embracing tie live stock markets of
Few York, Ali,aiy BRIGHTON. Cambridge,
f},ila'lrlpiiia The New York ea,intrv pro
luce market. and general produce mark
cts o: the country and full reports of tho
New York 'na,iey market. Eac!, of these
fr;oits are complied with great care. and
cnntafn the latest quotations that can 30
ahtaiHed aP To the time OF putting the
pat,rr to press
Its agricultural Department., which
contains each wetk articles on practical
aud scientific farming that are of great
vaii,e To American farmers. 4 sncciaI
teatute of this department. isa weekly
summary Of lie condition of the Hop mar.
kete ut home ai.d abroad
A very fnil report of the proceedings o
the Farmers Clab of the Americab Iusti.
t"te is printed in each issue of The Week.
~ World, the day after the meeting of the
club. By this afrangeinent the rcrort an.
pears ia, The Weekly World one week in
advance of its publication in any other
weekly paper
3. a portion of the Weekly World is
reserved for family reading matter, inciu-
ding original aud selected stories, spoems,
waits of inmor. and extrScts from books
aud periodicals. Particular attention will
he given to this department during the
year.
a. special feature of the Weekly World
Is a carefully compiled summary of tho
news of each week. 1t is made SO complete
that II" one who reads it can fail of being
well posted OH all the important news OF
the day.
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4 GiO!htr'S Death.

Few who have lost their s'frst and
dearest friend" can read the follow
.ng with unmoistened eyes:
Death comes IN pnsoueht guest to
every board, and at his special bid
ling some beloved one goes forth to
his mysterious home.
Time and philosophy may teach
resignation unto hearts made desc
late by his coming; but they cali
never fill tie vacancy therein, when
she that Was our mother no longel
casts t halo about our darkened
hearth.
A mothers place-so loved, so
"orshipped-once empty must be
forever So. A breast once banged b,
mothers death, no medicine III
reach with healing.
No man, however Scared: no heart.
however, hardened, IN forget tie
fentle being Whole suffering begot
his life.
A mother is truly our guardian
spirit upon earth. Her goodness
shields and protects; she, walks with
our infancy, our youth and mature
age-ever sheltering as with her alb
5, irbing love, and eypatiating our
many sins with her blessed PAYERS.
And when our mother, with all her
burden of loye, her Al gelic influence,
her sanity care, ceases her beauteous
life, how much we lose Of home, OF
happiness, of Heaven, no one can
reckon; for onr mother was none bni
ours, and we only can know how holy
she was-how sacred her memory
tunst ever be.
Bnt may we now borrow consola-
ion from the thought that orr loss
IS Heavens gain; that surely one
nigel watches over us, erasilig with
grateful tears records OF Our sin, and
easy our path to her, Will!
blessed and blessing prayers?
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How Louisiana was roted for Rsd:-
Gals.

The Radical Journals are boasting
that Louisiana 'thas been completely
rescured from the hands of the ey-
rebel Democrats and safely naoored
on the side Of national republican,
isin This victory for them was not
the work, and does not represent the
continent of the people of the State
l IS dne IL me to the exeltionsof the
tadicai supervisors and commission
ers OF election. All these we're ap-
pointed by Gov. Warmoth, and all
fhd pretty much as they pleased with
the bailet-boxes after the election
was over. Here is a specimen of
their work, as executed in Richlard
PARISH; The boxes from the I'd, Sd,
ith and 9Th wards were counted.
FiHing Dr.. Harrison Jordan, Demo
cratic candidate for the Legislature
over SIX hundred votes, and Stephens,
itadical, only twenty-one. Then
came ward No. l, or Delhi, where no
one supposed n Radical vote would
he cast. But 10! when the box was
opened it s/m~A', so full was it cram
med with the vile tickets that had
been about theHersons Vi the niger
ewing emisaiies of Gov. Warmo.h.
When counted the vote stood, Jordan
( Dem.) fifty-nine aud Stephens
{ Rad:5 one hundred and fifty-seven.
has giving the Radical candidate ii
majority in one ward which no donb!
he considered enough for an election.
by reporting fraud and intimidation
ut the other boxes. But the cheat
was too plain, and one Brooks, who
was sent into the parish for the pur
= 'se of acting as COMMISSIONS OF
Election, was arrested by the citizens
OF Delhi, aud confesse d the whole
thing. Having received from saisl
Stephens $50 to stuff the box with
his tickets, and III his haste put il.
more Radical tickets than he tool
out Democratic ones, thus exposing
the fraud.
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Gsncea.M nt.

Is this Il virtue? Casn;sts are not
able to answer the question, though
logic supply them with many argu-
inents. Not belonging to any schoo
If NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Grecian
Roman, British or Gernnn-we ar
not perplexed wi tie doubts thai
einbarrnss their disciples. Truth
rarely, If ever, needs concealment. Il
a veil be cast over its reyeitlngs b,
stratagen, Time, the great exppuent
of life and ft1'uriiv, ultimately lifts il.
rights all wrongs, and sets error and
perversity at defiance BY one who
is himself to live for centuries, he Is,
styled the Avenger." Nemesis at
tends his call, and Retribution awaits
his summons Pre,ent-policy cannot
lntlmidate him. What to him are
he roses of youth? What political
cant? Nhat scolastic artitice? On
roll the years, and gray old Time, in
trep d as ven,r; be, reveals all things
the c0wardly concession, the way
ward design, the trucking scheme,
stand bare i'll his sitting hands.
Concea1ment MAY avail for brief
period, but when that space is pass
ed, When the interest of the transcient
pres, ut has entirely subsidized, there
and then appears inexorable Time.
dlal.in hand, Truth establishing his
awards All! Time is omnipotent
when Truth claims her rights.
"Wnit and See" is the title OF Il
modern romance. which we never
read, yet II the sitgsesiiveness of it's
motto affected the writer properly, Il
vide field was certainly laid open to
inspection. i here is nothing SO dark
and on,inous i'll the character of the
Young, especially, rs this same habii
OF conceaimant. Circumstances MAY
possibly Justify 1t solitary instance OF
1t, but, after all, SINCERITY is one OF
The lovely attributes of human chnrac-
ter. Satan, ''the father of hes" can
alone claim the authorship of deceit
and Of double dealing, its seen:.,1,
phase. Wic!::ee,a.. men love darkness
hetatlse ,neir deed are evil; but truth
courts investigation, and the stronger
the light the clearer will it shine.
Policy shields itself under the light
garb OF subtcrfuge. Time rends
away the frail investiturc, and leaves
mans motives, as IL dennded skeleton.
bare to he gaze OF all. Truth, ali
powerful, smiles ut coRceitllneut, as
virtue smiles at Jolly.
AS surely as good will, in a fnai
adjustment of things, triumph over
evil, SO surely will candor abash cum
ming, and conceament, the handna d
of the latter, dissolved like mist, vii.
leave all it's meritricious arts expose d
to the prying eyes OF curious mortals.
Give us crystal nature. Let us S, G
all It's emot!ons Understanding u.is-
conception and error, we strive 10
overlook and forgive both; but cold
blooded conceallneut and designing
craft come not within the category o.
pardonable offences. Hypocrisy az
9Ues hardened vice, which should be
punished rather than forgive. j NO
lines.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-02-08

The last popular favorite OF Paris
is ii Sergeant Hcff, who has killed
fortythree PrusslanS seHtlneis witt
an air gun, His method is TO creep
at night on his belly along walls
and hedges until he is near enough
to make sure of his man then he
brings him down and creeps noise
lessly away rs he came. Some
times he has waited for the relief,
and killed two sentincIS on one eX-
petition. Gen. Troeliu has thank
ed him ID general orders, and he
has been decorated with the cross
Of honor.
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OWE BRIGHT THOUGHT CT NE.

when other scenes shall meet thy gaz
In some far distant cline,
And pleasures that are una!iOyed
si.nil i'll thy heart recifne;
Then would have one little place
Beneath thy thoughts Of glre,
And know that one though far away,
las one bright thought of me.
When other smiles shall heam on thee.
Aud other hearts shall love,
Wien otter eyes shall brightly shine,
Like stars that gletm above:
Thou I was:h2 have one little place
Beneath tiny thoughts OF alee,
AID know tl,pt ono thousc|, far away,
Has one bright Thought of me.
When lappiness around thy heart
Her leaves OF hiiri! shall twiue,
And Joyous scenes shall ever live
r., make thy life sublime;
Then wonld have one little place
BppratI. thy thoughts of glee,
And know that one, though far away,
Has one bright Il ought of me.
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'THE "ORLDy
FOR
1871

EEHE YEAR 1871 BIDS FAIR 70 BIZ
Il one of the most Important and frnit-
sai In orr political history. In It will l,s
SNAPPED TIE great issues on which the
firsit!eniiai election of 1872 mast turn.
lt wi ii be an era of pew political energy
II the Sontli, which, for the first time in
Twelve Years. comes nnfettercd into ma
tiennt canvass; aud an era of corfi6e,,t
uniie to the DenocIatie party every here.
ne SHpeiaifiitia'cd issiIrs on witch tns
iiad'cai party have stood are passing ont
of politics. and the blnndrri,l,r ilibcciiity
and proiiigate extravaganza of General
Hr;ints administration need Only to TO
faithfully exposed to turn the tide of pr.,-
lie feeling strongly against il. In this.
tie great work nf the Coming wear, Tho
N"fia Eil act ITO secondary part TIA
location in the great focEs of national corn.
merct and intelligence, the freshness and
'o'lu,iaiiee "f its news, and it's recognized
position as the leading organ of the Den,o-
cratic party, lay upnu it "a mission and
ipdsttes'lip which it will discharge wifi,
Hhfiiaciiing holiness, vignr, fidelity, and
zeal. 1t viii be in constant ca,,nsel and
communion with the tried leaders aud
saTacinns statesmen of the party in MI the
States nt the Union. cordially co-operat;rp
with them, and they with it, in building
mp the party i'll order and unity; healing
hiiinreifces, iRsiisi e confidence, inviting
ana encouraging new rroselytes. and lead.
iiiS on the party as n bold and unbu,ken
phal;rnS to the great triumph which
awaits IL in 1872,
The s!lars aI!oited 10 The World in this
continued nd disciplined movement of
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III proportion tn the extent OF its eircnln.
ton We ask Democrats everywhere tn
ana us III scattering the good seed broad
cast over the whole land, during the period
wh'eh Is so important i'll reference to tho
coming harvest.
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AN EYE TO BUS NEsS.-From y
Western paper We cut the follow
ing notice:
Died After a short illness
Yesterday, my wife, leaving behind
her thrre infant children. In the
hope that her poor soul is with
God, beg t" inform my customers
thar my store will be as well fur
pushed as formerly, having coniislet
my business to my lsrinri, III clerk
who l. extremely intelligent aud
as we'll verSed in the business as
the deceased herself
"N. B.-Ftesh corned beef just
received.
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SAGEY-A man is said to be alb
sent minced when he thinks he has
LETT bis watch at home, and takes it
out OF his pocket to see il he has
time to return home TO get it.
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u Thirteen thousand ancient Ro-
man coins. hatin. from the lime at the
EmperorS Hadrian, AuipninS, and Com
modns, wtre recently discovered hy {:
Bnv;lian peasant III a little village o.,
the Danube.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-02-08

WOOL The wool-cIip of Califor-
MA for 1870 is put at 20,0DO.0O0
pouhds-an increase of 2G per cent.
on the product of 1863.
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r. A woman is like ivy-the more
you are ruilc;... the closer she clings to
yun. 4 vile old hatchelar adds: ivy
is like il wnmau-,iie more 1t csings to
You, the more you are ruined" Poor
rule that won't work both ways.
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A / BI0SSAT'S WAREHOUSE-FO
D, - IS, sale cheap POTATOES, SALT. APP
s, Ir,.S, MACkEkEL. HAY, OATS, LINE,
cEMENT, NAILS. SOAP
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70 There is il Jarhncse sub -lieuten-
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II HAVE JUST RECEIVED DIRECT
Il from LANDRETH Il GENERAL
ASSORTMENT OF GARDEN SEEDS.
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those who have not planted LanfIreil'>
Seeds, and have BEEN HUMBUGED
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