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OneInllsas Z Avril 1875.


L'automne dernier, ma femme sonffrait de- la
maladie du foie. Ayant essaye divers remedies
sans resuItat satisfaisant, ie me suis decide a
fare fessai du "Posey Anti inalarial Specific :"
J'ai commence. il y denx mois, lui admi-
nistser ce remede. Apres une srmaine, ellie
commence sentir ses bons effets, ct AMOUR
d'hui, apres un laps de temps de denx mois,
ellie ne sent plus de doueur dams la region dn
foir; son teint est beaucoup plus sain. ct ellie
jjouit dune bonne sante, n'ayant pris que pres
de trpis honteiles de ce remede an prix mode
re de ST. la bouteile D /. RICHARD.
NJ Richard certife 6gaement que ce remede
Gu un efftt aussi heureux sur sa beile-mere,
qui etait afiec,ee de la meme maniere, ct men
ayant pris dams ce cas- gu nne seule bonteille.
D-Ces remedies sont prepares e. a pendre
par WM O POSEY, Pharmacien, lencoi-
gnure des rues Main ct Landry, Opelousas
10 Avril 1875. 26
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CHS. DENIAL.

Agent pour Ia yente des Machines d Coudre
de Singer, Rue Main. 0pelousas.
n NTACHTNEs 4 vendre aux prix de manu-.
" factnre. On prendTa les yirilles ma.
chimes an 6ehangA de neuvps. On repare
toutes les especes de machines c0udre, et on
vend des aiguilles, du 81, etc. enaaif
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MUJNzESHEIMER, F.-GrOcerieg prov;..
!VA ions, Crockeryware, Glassware, TinSsTsssc TisCvss
&c. Main ST., bet. Landry and Bellevue 10 arg
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Lisez ct guerissez-vOus
Cordial Hall, Plaisance. st. Landry,
O Maj 1874

CORDIAL Hall, PIalsaHce, ot LaHuTy,
9Mai 1874.
Ceci est ponr certifer que lie "Posry Anti
malariaI Specific" MA radicalement gueri de la
fevre PRISONS, de laquelIe je sonffrais depuis
dix. hut mos. Apres avoir essaye lnutilement
plusieurs remedies. i'ai etc induit a pTendre ce
specifque. J'en al aehete une bouteiIle que
TAI presqne toute prise, ct je suis maintenant en-
parfaite sante. Esperant cue ceux qui sont
attaqnes de ces fievres essaieront ce remede, je
demeure etc. G. TOLEDANO.
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oPELoUsAs DIRECTORY
Groceries.

A NDRUS, c. B.-Family and Pl.:o,. Plantat:oo.,.
IN Groceries, Corn, Oats, Tnware' ca..on GIasI
ware &c. Corner Main and Landry sts '"'s'
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LOUIs-Groeeries, Lioro..
y Cigars, Hardware, Tinware, &c. CSuUrs,. Cnrnas,
of Market and Bellevue streets. NOrner
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Politique.

Des Moines, 25.--La Convention De-
mocrati1ne d adopt6 une plateforme
renfermant 10 declaration de principles
suivants:
Interdiction absolue del'nterVention
1militaire dams les elections locales des
Etats dams les assemblies paisiblee,
dams Reorganization des legislatures
d'Etats. except6 dams les cas- clairement
definis par la Constitution.
Tous les officers doivent 8tre tenus
rigoureuaement responsables de la di-
lapidatiOn des fOnds publics, on de la
prostitution de leur influence dams un
int6ret priv6; reserve de. tons les droits
l6gaux pour tous les cit0yens sans dis
tinction de race on de couleur; reserve
des terres pubhques an profit de colons
s6rieux reimbursement du salaire pre-
sidentiel d $25, 600; pas de tFoisieme
terme; Teprise des placements en- espe-
ces, aussit6t que celia ponrra Sc faire
sans c0mprOmettre les int6rets CONNER.
ciaux du pays; ct dams l'intervalle, nne
Quantits suffisante de papier monnaie
pour le besOin des affaiTes.
Opposition la presente loi sur les
baDQues nationales un systatne de Ia
riff ou d'impot qni prodnise Ia plus forte
sonme do reveuu avec Ie plus fable
cliiffFe dc taxes; aucnn droits imposes
au profit des manufacturers ct aux de-
pens des interets agricoles; rappel de
la lui de prohibition sur les liquenrs,
substitution dune lOi de licence qui
devra 6sre strictenent applique. La
plateformc Sc termine par une aceusa-
ti0n du parti republican,.
az On lit dams le Bulletin de la Soci-
etc centFale des chasseuFs francais
Un de nos societaires, qui a long
temps llabit6 le Midi, etc crue!Iement
nlorstu d IN bras ct q nne jamie par IN
cllien earag6.
Ses ciIiens ct ses bestiaux ont 6te
egalement nlordns par le meme CHEN
ct tUus ont succOmbe, atteints de Ia
rage; seul il a 6t6 preserve en employ
ant 10 Femede don't nous dOnnons ci-
dessous la composition.
L'enlplOi de ce remede deia sauvt
de nOubreuses persUnlses. Nous nous
fisis0ns M dev0ir de lis vnlgarisef.
Reuseae pf6setvaty c0sstfe h rage
sPreiIez de Iarue, dc Id sauge, der
naFgnerites sRuvages ct de la margue-
rite ) feuilles de- fenouiI June bonnie
pincee de cllacun6.1
'Isrenez de la racine a glantfer ct de
scorsonAre q proportion, hachez ces
racines bien menn ajoutez b celia cing
gu six bnlhes dali.
'Pilez prenliArement r6glantier. puis
le resse, ajontez une forte pinc6e de
gros Sci, et jetez sur ce mare, dams le
lnogtier. ID deni -verre de vin blanc !;
melee bien et paasez, avec expression,
4 tfaveEasun liDga.
s uis faites boire d jeuu pendant
nesit Qllts ObseFvant de he laisseF man.
GER qae tF0is lleures apras.
ss9n peut snbstituer du lait I'D vim
pour lea aninaux n
f M. ElAleF. SELLER F6paFe lei voi-
tnress Ies ssegles IL Ies rrlssis. a 81 resi-
xlenee. l'ancien college ds iii SI lite.
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Dry Goods and Grocer;e.=

ISAAC, soLoMON-Dry Goods, 1ao,f;:se..
4 BOOTS, Shoes, Hats, Hardware, SadSIarg Spapg
&c. Corner of Main and North strests t"Aery,
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UN RoMAN.-Les journaux rappOr.

UN RoMAN.--Les iournaux rappor-
tent une histoire Grange.
Iva dix ans, un juif, dams une slttl-
alton pecuniaire peu briilantes quitta Ia
Transvlvanie pour chercller fortune en-
Amerique. Il laissa sa femme ct ses en-
fants au pays. La fortune lul SQUIRT q
ee point quill Sc Wit la tete de 6O,OOO
fiorins. Trouvant cette somme suttisan-
tie, il resolut de retourner dams son pa7ys
natal, surprendre sa femme ct ses en-
fants,, auxquels il ne parla pas de sa We
nue..
En- route, etant tombe malade, il dut
s'arrgter a Hambourg. Son etat empl-
ra a tel point, quill fit IN testament le.
guant tout a sa femme. II ne mournt
pas, cependant; au cOntraire, sa sabte
se r6tabIit parfaitement; mais SOD
grand desespoir, il s'aperent que Phom-
me Qui l'avait soign6 pendant sa mala-
die, await tout emport6, argent ct tes-
lament.
Quelaues ames charitables lui avan-
cerent 100 forms, avec lesquels il re-
prit Ia route d'Am6rique pour recon-
mencer sa fortune. Pendant ce temps,
son voleur; qui await fui en- Am6rique,
unourut Les autOrit6s am6ricaines
envoyerent en- Transylvanie, les 90 ,OOO
horins ct les papiers du defunt, parmi
lesquels lie testament dn jnif.
La femme entra done en- possession
de rheritage, ct croyant son mari mort,
apres le temps voulu, contracta un nou-
veau marriage. LIE juif, qui await ra-
mass6 une somme importante, revint
dams sa patrie ct trouva so femme ma
rice un antre.
Cette histoire produit une vive i'm
preston dams le pays. Une renniOn Gle
rabins va avoir a d6cider anquel des
deux hommes cette femme doit appar.
tenir.
La fete du centenaire de Bunker
Hill, les is ct II JUN, etc grandiose i
Boston. Plusienrs Etats du Sud Y 6
talent repr6sent6s, ct on remarquait dc
vieux drapeaux qui ftrent les langes du
peuple am6ricain. II y agait plus dc
800, 900 6trangers. Les discours qui ont
excite le plus d'attention sont ceux de;
| generaux Fitzhugh Lee ct Sherman; Il
gen. Lee etc modesto ct digne; Sher
man, aui, la c6remonie, await fait ap
| plaudir qnelques plaisanteries, dtl
daBs-un second disconrs prononc6 Il
soir IN ba9quetqni mi await etc offert
montre l'hhfneur brutale ct Vindicativt
dn soldat regard des h6tes venns dt
Sud la cite de Boston. Mcschac6b6.
- s...e..,.>-...-..>.....>,>.>.>-
i La mort du Col. Moody, le Roi, de |;
Chemise, n'entrave Ell rien les immen
ses affaires de son magasin, rue du Ca
nal. eneoignure Royale, Nile. Orleans
Notre jeune ami Victor Grimmer @s
maintenant g6rant de ce grand maga
sin, on on peut acheter les plus belle
chemises, comme les plus communcs
an meilleur marclle Nous recomman
dOns cette maison ct son gerant |;
consideration dn public. Voir ravi
dams notre partie anglaise. l9 On
I'm NOrmand et nn Pr0veneal d6fen
daient Ia superiorit6, Pun dn beurre, e
J l'autre de l'huile; lis avaient 6puise ton
ce qu'on peut dire Ell faveur de Pun E
de l'autre, ct les auditenrs ne ponvaien
q encore SO prononeer, lorsquele lie Proven
cal dit an Normand:
Essayez done de sacrer IN roi ave
din beurre, mon bon
Il LIE beurre fut enfonce ct la victor
resta l'huile.
TT. @. Elmer, SELLER ct carrossiel
1l.1s
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OPELOUsAss
sAMEDI matin :aJUILLET 1875.

M. J. w. Condor, un planteur de
Bellevue, apport6 l'autre jour anotre
burean un grabot de cotton presque en-
pleine maturit6. NJ, Condor a. une
vingtaine d'acres de ce cotton, ct il es-
pere pouvoir commencer a ramasser .
Ia fin de Juliet. Sill en- est ainsi, NJ.
Condor est aujourd'hui assure que les
chenilles ne pourront faire aueun NAL
a CO cotton, attendu que jusqu'a present
iln'y encore aucun signe d'apparence
de ce feau, ct quill leur faut toujo1ra
nm mois ou six semaines pour Sc multi
pker de maniere faire du tort au co.
ton,
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a LOUER A BAIL.
q MAGAsIN au.dessous dn bureau dn
u Courier des 0psIousas, rue Main;--line
des meilleures positions pour toni genre d,af.
faires. Possession dennee Il Ter Janyier.
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DCenx qui desireront acheter uHe
machine a coudre de Grover & Baker,
on une Weed Family Favorite, on une
Wilson Shuttle, pourront faire un bon
marche en- s'adressaut a ce bureau.
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ct. @. Elmer. SELLER ct carrossier
offre ses services an public. Son ateliel
est d l'ancien college de NJ. White, pres
Opelonsas. 10 inin.
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On vend de l'excellente viande de
beuf salee chez Desrnarais a8 cents la
liYre.
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P PaquebOt Regulier du Dinanche.

r. !. lie batean-a-vapFHr nm MaFcheuT
- r u It FL
E. QUATREYAUX Capitaine.
HENRI MoLAIsON. Commis.
DARTIRA de Washington lie Dimanche de
chaque semaine, 10 heures dn matin, ct
de- la Nouvelle- Orleans le Mercredi 5 henres
pm
Pour fret ou passage, sadresser a bord ou
R. s. Wilkins. agent, Washington, Lne.
A JniIlet 1874 la
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Ogden Elmer, SELLER, travaillera
aux prix les plus moderes, 4 son donaii-
eile,a ancien college ae M White.
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m y. Elaler. SELLER. r6pase lei voi-
tnfess ley selles IL Ies q, d ID resi-
slenee. . pancien college ds AE llite.
pres Qpelouaas
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PORTR ATS
WIN. HERR. Jr. Barbier.

4 YANr recemment onvert an Salon DE-
IA Barber. rue Main. entire lie magasin de
ID. Roos ct celui de Mnnzesheinler, est prst
servir ceux ani voldront Sc faire faire la barbe
conperles cheyeux, nettoyer la tste &c. II
sollicite del'encouragement de de- ses amis ct du
public. Ses prix seront moderes.
0pelotlsas l5 JUN 1872 40tf
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LIE GRAND DEPOT
D'EUFS EFT DE VOLAILLES.

n RS marchands de ca,npagne feront bien
Ia d'envoyer leurs volailles ct lenrs gufs au
GRAND DEPOT DE A. A. CARMAN,
No. 75 Rue des Magasins, pres dc La Rue
Poydras, Nouvelle-Orleans.
Une attention tonte speciale sera donnse
aux consignations de Peaux, Mousse, Laine,
Cornes, Os. Patates, Oignons, &c,
On ne charge ni magasinage nj assurance.
UN FORT STOCK DE GROCERIES
tonjours en- main. A. A. CARMAN.
No T9 Rue des Magasins,
22mait Pres de la Rue Poydras
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DHILLIPs, EMANUEL-Dry Good. hoo-
l. Shoes, Hats, Saddlery, Groceries 1gGOss' goss
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MOORE, JOSEPH M.-Attorney and Conn.
IvA selor at Law. Office on Bellevue street
opposite the Market House.
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n EWIS g. BRO.-Attorneys and CounsslOrs
A-l at Law. Office on Landry st., between
Court and Market streets.
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Attorneys at law.

TSTILETTE, E. d. Attorney and Conn.
ALA selor at Law. Office in the Old Bank
House, on Landry street.
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MARTEL g. HUDSPETH ATTORNEYS ana
Iva COunselors at Law. Office near Corner
of Court and Landry streets.
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REGENERATION DIES cRTMINELs, ,-Ur
forcat, d Cayenne. est antoris6 B 6pou-
ser une forcate. Sa conduise 6tait ex.
emplaire depnis assez longtemps d6ia
ct l'autorit6 esperait Greer dams la colo
ME IN m6Dage qui ferait sonche de gems
4 pen pres honnates.
Al moment de proceder aux pre-,
mieFes fOrmalites, l'Oficier de Is6tat ci
vii demanae l'homme, qui 6tait veuf
de pr0duiTe lacte de d6c6s de sa fem.
me. lne l'aYait pas 5 Cayenne. Or
lenyoie demander en- France. Del
mOis Sc passent. Une fr6gate revient
sans apporter ie apier Siea1and6.
lie foTeat presse l'ofEicier de l'gtat ci.
vii et Iui demands Instrument de pas
ser outre s Id celebration
Mais enfins lui r6pond celui-ci
Hqui me siftque Votre femme soft mofte
Parbleu, puisane il sais an bagne
pour lsavoiT emp poisOnnee
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Ro6oS, 6Es. DASVEiD-pDry SEdo Goods, Clothing, Hats
corner soSts %sn Shoes amg Groceries HardWaS &e
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ogden, JOHN N. - Attorney and Conn,
~ seller at Law. Office with the Parish Rp.
c0rder, Court House Square,
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VILAsECA, MAURICE-Dry Goods Roo.-
Shoes Hats, Hats; { Groceries, Glassware, Tin Tn
ware, &c. Main st., bet. North and Grol6s 'H'
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THOMPSON, WIN. M.-Physieian and Su,.
Il geon. Office at his fathers residence. an
Court street. ., =
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LNALER, C. N.-Established 1886 Watehes
IA Clocks, Jewelry and Sewing Machinesre,
paired. Corner Main and Landry stI 5ets
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HADDEN, LOUIS - Physician and Snr.
III geon. Office at residence, southern SS-, AZ.
tremity of Union street. "a
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DERRODIN, F. F.--Attorney and Counselor
A. at Law. Office ill brick building at COZ.
ner of Market and Landry streets.
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MORNHINVEG, REMI-Watche CloeE,
I'VE and Jewelry repaired. Main street, IA.
joining G. Mornhinyeg's tailor shop. y
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MAYO, CLAUDIUS-Drugs. Patent MAJ
IXA cines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, YarnisSSaa, Ia,
Glass, &c. Corner Court and Belleyne ste
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DOsEY, JOHN-Drugs, Chemicals, Patent
4 Medicines, Toilet Articles Paints, Oils Oil
Glass, Sc. Corner Main and Landry Sta '
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J. L. COuret,

EHACTEUR en- sucre ct en- cotton, ct Mar
II chand Commissionnaire en- general, No.
53 Rue North Peters, Nonvelie Orleans.
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DIR. schenck's Standard Remedie.

The standard remedies for all diseases Of
the lungs are SCHRNCK's PULMOSIC
SYRUP, SCHENCK's SEA WELD Tonic, and
sCHENCR's MANDRAKE PILLS, and, IL taken
before the lungs are destroyed, speedy
cure is effected.
To these three medicines DIR. j. IL.
Schenck, of Philadelphia, owes his unrival-
led success in the treatment OF pulmonary
diseases
The Pulmonic Syrup Iipens the morbid
matter IN the lungs; nature throws IL of by
an easy cNpectoration, orwhen the phlegm
ormattor isiipe slight cough will throw
II OIL, the patient has rest and tle lungs
begin to heal.
To enable the Pulmouic Syrup 10 do this,
schenck- Mandrake Pills and Schenck's
sea Weed Tonic must be freely used to
| cleanse the stomach and liver. Schenck's
| Man irake Pills act on the liver. removing
| all distractions, relax the gall bladder, the
bile starts freely, and the liver is soon
| relieved.
s.henck's Sea Weed Tonic il gentle
| stimulant and alternative; the alkali OF which
| II /, compose mixes With the food and
prevents sOuring. 1t assists the digestion
| by toniDg up the stomach 10 healthy con-
| oition, 80 that the food and the lungs heal,
and the patient will surely get well if care
| is taken t. prevent fresh cold.
All who wish TO consult DR.. Schenck
| either personally or by letter, can do so at
| his principal office, corner OF SIXTH and
! ARCH SITS, Philadelphia, every Monday.
Schenck's medicines are sold by sll drug
| gists throughout the country. 3-2-2m.
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nLACKwooD FOR FEBRUARY.

The Leonard Scott Publishing compa-
ny, No. IL Barclay street. New York.
have sent us the reprint of BidctTood for
February. The contents are as follows
"Gannetto."
"The payment of the five millards."
"Thc story of Valentine :and his broth
| cr."
"Thc Abode OfSnow."
"Alice Lorraine" Part NJ.
Politics at Home and Abroad
Two of the continued stories are con
cludcd in this nuinbcr-"Giannetto.
which was commenced last month. and
which ends rather sadly. and with les.
mystery than the first part led us to cx-
poet: and valentine aud his Brother"
which la, seemed like a series of water
color pictures, fresh and pretty. but lack
ing the decided character of some of Mrs.
ELEPHANTS former works.
Tho paper on the abode of Snow
gives II description of the "Shigri: or.
Glacier Valley fearful place to travel
over. Avery interesting comparison is
drawn between this region and the Sus.
Alps, and the wonderful performance Of
the Spiti ponies are described. The trav.
eler seems TO have a mania for collecting
savage dogs. and II is To be feared
that lac will be looked upon as a nuisance
when he arrives among his friend, If he
INDUCES il much more.
We wish To call particular attention to
the articles on The Payment of the Five
Milliards." 1t is a condensed account Of
the report of NJ. Leon Say, with explana-
tions that render il perfectly intellgl-
bic To English readers; and those who do
not understand how France managed the
payment of e200,O00,OO0 in two years and
three months, will find the whole matter
placed clearly before them.
"Poltics at Homeland Abroad. " pol
tics at Home" arc 80 quiet that there is
very little to be said about them. bui
Abroad it /, quite different. And Eng
land, looking out on the cares and trou-
bles of her neighbors, congratulates her
self on the calm and prosperous condl-
ton of her own affairs.
alice Lorraine" is not very happy
just now. We hope the newcomer will
help to straightcn out her affairs.
The periodicals reprinted by the Leon
ard Scott Publishing Co. al Barcley
Street, n. " are a. as follows: The LON
dom Q"artcrty, Edm5wyh,. Westminster,
and British Quarterly Revie,os, and Black
,ooods Magazine. Price, 81 year for
any one. or only SIS for all. and the Post
age is prepaid by the Publishers.
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disagrceable. and so he stepped down
from the pulpit of his church and out. If
the Doctor had been an easy-going
gentleman, and had not believed he was
called upon to strike at the progressive
ideas of the day---if he had been a gentle
man Of policy-if he had patted the Devil
on the back and assured him he was Il
goodish sort of fellow. the Doctor
would have been popular in Cairo. Bnt
the Doctor acted ON impulse and did not
consult the temper of the town. The
consequence is he viii take up his resi-
dencc elsewhere. The BULLETIN regrets
his departure, regret that We hope will Of
fcnd nobody. We believe him to be n
really good, honest Christian gentleman:
we believe he believes what hc breaches /.
we know he labor, in bis calling with in
dnstry aud zeal. Kind hearted, liberal
and learned In his profession. he wears
well, and is liked better the longer he Is
known. We wish him and his family
peace aud happiness in their new home.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-09

journal. and experience much distress in
witnessing passion run away with it,
reason. rs the dish in the nursev rhyme
ran away with the spoon.
The Jo,trHai declares. not in mild
terms, but with all the frantic violence of
tragedian in the act OF tearing passion
to iattcrs. that the Assembly has been
lazy. that il has done nothing. that it,
conduct has been outrageous. II shouts:
''Ilavc Mt you, scoundrcls lit swings its
arms. las the Register would say like the
branches of a tree in violent storm, and
cries to lIaines : "Avaunt. aud quit my
sight: YOU have no speculation in your
eye ut mumbles. too. OCCASIONALLY like
Crazy Lear
You owe me no subscription 90
Ii has become a sight most pitiidl. 1t
is evidently daft.
Into its crazincs- we cannot follow the
journal. We will condemn when facts
require Us To condemn. and will not ex-
cept from our condemnation even our
own friends but the Journal condemns
every person not Radical, and has no
word of condemnation for even
the rascals OF its own party.
In its attacks upon the Assembly
il ha, gone too far. II has not been
truthful. The Assembly might have
done more work than 1t has. but, under
the circumstances. that il has done ne
much n las been done is 10 those who
understand the situation Of Affairs q mat
ter of surprise. At the opening of the
session no party in either House had q
majority, and for sometime IT wa. doubt
ful whether the Independent Reformers
would 90 TO he'd with the Radicals or the
Democrats. At last the Democrat, got
into bed with the Rctormcr>. For time
they were not congcnial hrd-iellows: and
the Democrats and Ecformcrs believe
that they were intended for each other,
the Reform party might have got ont
OF our bed and laid down with
the RADICAL. That party was shy
political maiden. She had ncycr been mar
ricd, and was in much doubt about her
affinity. But the Joyynqi fixed things"
and the Democrats and Reformer> became
one. Since that time the business Of the
Assembly has been pushed forward with
much expedition. Speaker Haucs has
/ had a majority in the House 10 back him.
and has been relieved Of the necessity Of
taking the responsibility; President
Glenn, in the Senate, Ia, quietly pushed
ahead; the committees have worked well.
and the prospect has become lovely"
Now, if the Assembly viii kill most Ofthc
bills under consideration, pass the appro-
priation bills carefully trimmed. appointa
commission TO study the revenue ques-
ton and report to the next Assembly.
and then adjourn, all will he well. no
matter what the -pitfirc OF the JourpaI
may say or do