The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1875-08-25

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gi7en,4hemI By thgirs beRCllsrtg IN umeh
GUS deaths Qf,ahildEspr Rres ihpAwppt9i
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suicidal ignorance" Shcb stupid s1atEh.'
ter of the innocdh&Bi is t93nndop. One
more illustration 6hlyls f. fBVBfy t6omf
mon to see O lawyerGd df his ssaerktpdbt
into his mouth, to moisbs@ thelgGAn si&ei
of it, a beautiful green PAPER disk, with
scolloped edges, to attach to, some dSc43,
ment. These things are found in every,
lawyers Office in the lRnd and h5ed con-
stantly. They are seldom made' of ahy
other than the Paris green papeF.iI Qaaf
this be ignorance, or are our Lawyers all
fatalists, and believe they can only j'diel
when their time comes" In cOmmepc,,
ing to write we had in our mind to refer
to someof the wonderful facts developed
of late, in Great Britain especially, of
open carts loaded with white arsenic
passing in open day through the coun-
try in some districts, with drivers
sitting on top Of the hideous heap
such carts being often exposed all
night open to the rain of strongly
arsenical waters flowing from mines and
metallurgical works into streams of
water afterwards drunk by large popu-
Iationg, and so on. These are facts.
Everybody will remember the cargo of
salt and arsenic together shipped to us
from Europe few months ago, which
got little mixed during o rough pas
sage. This particular mixture was dis
covered. The water we ourselves drink
comes from stream on one of whose
tributaries is'a large chemical works,
which 30 eontaminates the said tribu
tary with ARSENIC that cattle drinking it
have been poisoned to death. These
things, Wy 'Bdy, are facts on both sides
of tie ABIahtic';; Bthht really, while we
wrote EiiB f1tst part of this article espe-
cialBy, 'Nheu4Wethouglrt of the reckless
ness Of, the PRhlid prasb, which has &C.
tQalIK Eeoq@npaaRqed their rural readers,
in NJ mfYaP7E ca9osl tRIPila o. the -:l;t;I Paris
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Bdent triRsK'ab fHb anH' stale as they
certainly Lars, ,iIiBprdatatleg and our en-
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