The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-09
WEEKLY.
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ing was so acute he could even hear how
the trees and the grass of the fields grew
And now, with his good dogs, the youth
began his campaign of rescue,
Master, said "Quick-ear,' II was near
a high mountain to-day and heard one of
the kings daughters spinning within
Break down the door of the mountain"
cried the youth to his dogs, and he was
obcyed.
He entered and greeted one of the lost
princesses.
"Who has broken down my door," roared
the giant until the mountain trembled.
II have done IT. answered the youth,
land will now break thee likewise. Hold,
hold him, and Tear and Quick-ear tear him
in thousand pieces
The giant was torn into innumerable
fragments and the princess rescued.
Another Of the maidens, discovered by
"Quick-ear,' was rescued, and another of the
giants destroyed.
And then again "Quick-ear" said to his
master: Il have been on high mountain,
and heard within it the Kings third
daughter weaving cloth OF gold.
Break down the door," cried the youth
10 his dogs and he was obeyed.
The giant Of the mountain having heard
OF the fate Of his brethren, acted with eau
ton. He used fair words and induced the
youth to break bread with him.
When the meal was finished the youth
said 81 must have something with which
to slake my thirst"
The giant answered. "Up on the noun
tain there is a spring which runs with the
brightest wine, but have no one who can
fetch it.n
81 Will send one of my dogs" said the
youth. Hold" was sent but did not re-
turn and Tear was sent after HIM, but
did notretum either Then, at last, Quick.
ear was compelled TO 90 after the other
two; and when he got to the top of the
mountain it Jared with him as it had with
thcm-a high wall arose around him and
he was entrapped by the giants sorccry.
Now will avcncc my brothers, cried
the giant to the youth, "for thou art in my
! power
But in that moment the sorcery was dis
| solved, and Hold held the giant while
Tear" and "Quick-car" tore him into a
thousand pieces,
And 50 the youth married the fairest of
the maidens and reigned over half the
land.
Popular opinion has rescued many of the
interests OF the masses from the giants OF
old-timc political doctrines, from the cave
of superstition ignorance and tyranny; but
it did not succeed in so doing until it got
into It's service the good dogs of the press
Hold that holds to everything his mas
ter bid him hold; and Tear" that rends
TO pieces whatever his master bids HIM tear
and "Quick-ear,' that is aware of every.
thing that happens, and even hears how the
trees and the grass grow in political and
moral fields OF the world, At this moment
Popular Opinion is in the third cave listen.
ing TO the soft words of the Giant of Con,
centrated Wealth. But soft words cannot
save the giant long. BY the sorcery of hi,
gold he may imprison the press dogs, and
in confidence of his strength threaten Pop.
ulnr Opinion with destruction; but the sor
Gerry will be dispelled and he be torn into
lnnumerable fragments.
And then Popular Opinion will be mar
ried to the princess of the people and rule
over all the world and
Wealth no more shall rest in mounded heaps,
But smit with freer light, slowly me II
In many streams 10 tatten lower lands:
And light shall spread, and man be iker man
Through all the season of the golden year"
But you must pardon me, This has moth.
ing to do with what don't know abou
printing" am detainingyou unproftably
And so-not "good-byc," hopo, bu
"au rcvoir."