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ticle Nv. Of the State constitution. pre- |
scribing thirty-three members of the SEN
ate and ninety-nine of the House. The
present membership OF the Senate is fif-
ty-onc and of the House one hundred and
fifty-thrcc. 1t is believed by Mr. Landri-
gan hat the present membership of the
House is too large. and that it ought to
be reduced.
Mr.. Landrigan may be correct in this
belief. but the evil in the constitution of
the General Assembly lies deeper than
he proposes to go with his proposed
amendment. The difficulty Is not so
mu h in the number of the members of
the House. ~ in the fact that the great
majority of the members of that body
are always. aud must be by reason of tn,
constitutional provision. inexperienced
| legislators. They serve month or two and
about the time they have become acquain-
ted with the alphabet of their duties, the
Assembly adjourns they step out
and make way for new members
rs ignorant of their duties a.
their predecessors were. In the Senate,
where the membership never altogether
ncw-wherc half the Senator's hold over
from one Assembly TO anothcr--thcrc
will be always more legislative knowl-
edge than in the House, although there
may not be more real ability.
The same consideration which induced
the constitutional convention TO organize
the Senate so that only half its member.
ship should be renewed at any election.
thus rctainingin that body men experience
ed in legislation. should have induced the
convention to have organized the House
in the same manner. The renewal of the
entire membership of the House every
two years is mi>chicvou> and injurious to
the best interests of the State.
We therefore believe that Mr.. Landri-
gan should have gone farther in his pro-
posed reform. II would be we'll TO re-
duce the senate TO thirty-thrcc members
, and the House to niniy-nnc, fix the term
OF the senatorial office at six yoars-onc
halfout and one halt in every three years;
| and the term of membership in the House
at four ycars-one half out aud one half
in every two years. This arrangement
would give to both the Senate aud the
House, members more thorough in the
knowledge of their duties than we
have now, and render less
liable hasty and nconsidcratc
| legislation. In the Senate each member
would have six years, and at all times
there would bc half the Senators at least
with three years experience. In the
House each member would have the ex-
perience.two sessions would give him, in
stead of the experience a now of one
session, and at all times ut least one-hali
of the members would have two years
experience. This is reform we believe
TO be- greatly demanded by the best inter-
csts of the State. II would be preyen-
tive of crude legislation. and give some
prospect Of permanency in our laws.
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The Louisiana Difficulties.

Especial to -. Louis Democrat, II.
a Republican member of the New Or
leans Committee says those who visited
Louisiana are unanimous in the opinion
that the action of the Returning Board
was illegal, and that the Conservatives
doubtless carried the Legislature in the
last election. lie says further. the COM
promise drawn up by Mr.. Wheeler could
Oc arranged in II day, il the President
would Indicate that he j. satisfied with
1t. lie, however, Goes not regard it rs a
good basis OF settlement. and he desires
Congress either to let the question alone.
30 that he will be Tree To ACT as cmcrgci-
cles may require after Congress adjOurns.
orto fully and squarely recognize Kellogg.
The Alabama Committee held u second
meeting on the caucus bill. and Mr.
Cannon, of illinois, agreed to so far
change his opposition To the bill as to
vote To rcpor. ii. thus making major
ity report, but with the understanding
that he should reserve the right to vote
against the section relating 10 habcas cor
pus. The bill probably be reported to-
morrow.
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GLADSTONE declines the annual chan
c,llor.hip II The Alb my N'litll College.
which ne was Invited To accept because
life Is too short" lie says, in his letter
OF dcclnation II lament to say that
must make over TO other. to younger aud
to less occupied men the hope of crossing
the Atlantic. have but one complaint
10 make: If j. too full. time too rapid,
which in truth means that the provision
diviurly made for our exercise and
growth i too bouutcous. But il pro-
ducc- - relative prnury. prnury ofpower
10 do tn duties that are awaiting and
crying ont to be- done"
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THE Hon. b. o. Jones. like all persons
of poetcal temperament, has not only
an eye for the beautiful in nature, but
knows q pretty woman when he sees one.
Mr.. Thompson wrote some very neat
things about the seasons in n poctical
way and Jones has shown that he too pos
se,Ses ability in that direction. Thompson
also wrote some nice things about female
beauty. and in late letter from SPRING
field Jones shows what he could do in
that way If he were Ia try. Jones at
tended the Governors reception aud there
he met the beauty Of Springfield aud
some from other places. Jones was im-
pressed, IL wrote "A letter to hi, paper at
home, and compliments, upon the beau
~ OF half dozen ladies' whose names he
mentioned, slipped of the point OF hi pen
a nat rally a a baby laughs when it is
tickled. A Kentucky belle pleas d him
most. She has eyes that could look love"
Jonr. says, but he doesn't explain how he
found II out. Jones has tine esthetic tastes
aud perceptions. He would bca ,uccc - a.
the society corrr,pou lent of big news
paper.
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owing TO protrictcd III health aud consequent
ihhpllty 10 devote the attention 10 my real estate
O"sihtss necessary 10 The faithful protection of
the Interests of my numerous uatruu. have
I'M, nay llunslcne, SAID bushes, Ia Me,srs j
& i.ynch and VI j. 'Owley, IN tie belief that
lme interests OF my patrons viii be- .utlreiy cafe
~ their hands lhu,c gentl,m,n need nu con-
hIthIltlpn nom me, ~ their characters Tor
pr1inptltnie and integrity are well known,
anu the Orcinl position of both OF them Tor year
pael III connection with real eaiaie matters taAc,,
assessments ana TILE IL sufficient guaranty ri
w, safety % All real estate interests committed
w "''in lhtteiIIei without hesitation, ne
~! pa'rohs Ia continue their business In the
ianls 81 MeNsrs ynch X .owley will
settle up the accounts oi the old firm
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Bessie TURNER, Mrs. Tilton's prot,gs.
is poor aud destitute and Mrs. Titon
takes no more interest In her. The
Brooklyn Elglc says that Bessie is dis
gustcd with the world aud would just rs
soon die A. live,
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GRANT j. threatened with apoplcxy,
aud the Washington correspondent ofthe
Chicago Times says "thc third term may
slip under the table, a corpse, some day."
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c., ,u CLAIBORNE WlNs,oN
Cairo, III. February Is, 1875,

me undersigned have this day associated
Themselves in partnership for The pur,r,,r a,
carrying on The real estate business, succee NJ
ar g Winslon, who rctires from the business.
rom ny, winston = patrons We would resi- ect-
IuliA sollcll continuation OF their husin~,
ana iinln ne public generally amy hu.ues, in
our line, We pledge uur-elyc, To- faithfully Al
TEND l1nny business that may lie intrllsiei L., n,
LYNN now EY
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THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

Mr.. Landrigan' OF Richland county,
member OF the House OF Representative,
In the General Assembly, has proposed
an amendment 10 Section OF Ar
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JOHN II. oBERLY, Editor.

''THr blue beyond" is what the spir-
iiuali,ts call their heaven. When NOR
tai dies hc goes TO " he blue beyond"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-20

TmE present Congress will cease to
grind M twelve days. An extraordinary
session of the new Congress is talked
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-20

Tow Scorr's Texas Pacific railroad is
said to be- dead. and we mourn in conse-
qucncc. We absolutely refuse to be
comioTted.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-20
LIPPINCOTT'S MAGAZINE.

The March number is unusually attrac-
tive and enjoyable. Thrflst TWO papers.
An Escape from Siberia" aud Austria
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-20

The cnaciing clau'e -ihe words ''be ii
enactrd''-of law regulating marriage.
passed by tn Indiana legislature in
1852. was left out. The omission WIS
only discovered the other day. and the
fact that it invaidatcs all the marriages
solcmnzcd in Indiana since the year the
law was passed. has reused no little con-
stcrnation among the good people of the
State. Any golden anticipations enter
tanned by the ministerial fraternity. of
large contracts for the re-marrying of the
peculiarly situated couples of the State,
have been nipped in the bud by the intcn-
ton OF the legislature to pass law legal
Hiug all the marriages since 1862.
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LEN FANoN has known Andrew John
son for the past thirty years" aud yet
Mr.. FaNou refuses To De happy. The
trouble is. Mr. FaXon j. Democrat la
boring under the belief that Mr.. johnson
i, not. Mr.. FaNon las in his own trow-
ser, the only article 81 genuine Dcmoc-
Iglcy that he knows anything about.
He therefore rcScnts the idea that Andy
or any other person is Il true Democrat.
FaXon il. in fac. on Ibis ear" and has
Taught himself TO believe that he Is the
Democratic party. AMI he Is. We be-
long to him. and are ready TO treat tho
man who does not TO dose OF Southern
chiyalrV.
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Dumb Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fee
yer, &C., and indeed all the affections
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miaSmatlc polsons.
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No one remedy is louder
called for by the necessities
Of the American people than
a sure and safe cure for
Fever and Ague. Such
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-09-23

EENNYRoYAL AND PoTAsu.-lf mos
auitoes and other bloodsuckcrs iEfest
cur sleeping rooms at. night VIC uncork
a bot9e OF tbe oil Of pennyroyal, and
these aninisls leave IN great haste, nor
will they return 50 long as the air in the
room is loaded with the fumes of that
aromrtic herb. r rats enter the cellar,
little powdered potash, thrown III their
holes or mixed with meal and scattered
in their runaways, never fails to drive
them away. Cayenne pepper will keep
the buttery and store room free from ant
and cookroaches If mouse makes an
entrance into any part Of your dwelling
saturate rag with cayenne, in solution.
and stuff it into the hole, which can
then be repaired with either wood Or
mortar. No rat or mouse will eat that
rag for the purpose of opening com.
1nunlcation with depot Of supplies -
lScientiic American.
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GRAPES As A MEDICINE Grapes are
recommended as a cnrc for bil1iousnoss.
This fruit, by its agreeable acidity, so
acts on the system as to relieve it OF It's
bile, and thus removes the cause Of It's
symptoms enumerated, and that is cure.
The immediate cause of all the discom
fort is confined condition Of the sys
TEN; the seeds of the grape act as an
irritant as they pass along the alimentaai
~ canal and cause it TO ''water, jast as
the eye ''waters if a hard substance
touches it. This water dissolyes the
mere solid matters contained in the in
tcstines, "washes" them out and the
man is well. The covering Of the
grapes should be chewed but not swal-
owed.-Hortic;slturoJist.
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