The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-23

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protected from serious harm. Mrs. Wright
sustained some cuts on her forehead and
the Others were slightly bruised. The horse
got free from the buggy just as it tipped
over and was caught before going half
square. The buggy is perfect wreck.
The escape Of Of the entire party from
fatal injuries is simply wonderful"
Cairo is blessed in more senses than
one, but particularly is she-Cairo is Of the
female persuasion, hence we say "she"-
but, particularly is she blessed, both in
point of numbers and intelligence, with
youthful aspirants for starvation and dis
tincton by peddling out law She has,
we doubt not, produced many bright
luminaries in the profession (what would
be more naturally and we are persuaded
that we have young men in our midst Eve
say 1t without thought of ourselD
whose future political career and statesman
ship will reflect credit upon themselves,
their city and their prospective progeny,
Few people appreciate the difficult
positions our young professionals
occupy. The constant endeavor to
appear DID, become baldhcaded,
look wise as an owl, conceal their ignorance,
and the great amount Of time they are COM
PEELED to spend sitting around stores and
saloons, telling stories and chewing tobacco,
is strain on both the mental and physical
system that none but the strongest, noblcst
and truest men could bear for many days.
And when we take into consideration that
it is necessary for them to do tins for years.
especially conceal their ignorance, it seems
to Us truly miraculous that any have the
heart to continue the contest with their land
lords, washerwomen and the older protcs-
SIGNALS. They must smother all childish
propensities and assume that calm, dignifi.
ed exterior and vacant gaze sug-
gestive Of gigantic evolutions of
their inner consciousness and their
meditation over the musty and ancient
volumes of lore as though the fact that
this world with all its pageantry, pomp
aud power crumbling into dust, was con
stantly in their thoughts, In making these
few remarks We are not influenced by any
desire to dsparage George Hendricks, An
city attorney, viii Hendricks, or others,
nor does a shortncss Of local items cause
them; but the simple fact thar We feel in
our heart Of hearts that newspapers have
unintcntionaily overlooked young profess
sionals--especially lawyer and we feel il
part of our mission upon earth to comfort
and encourage all who are dlsconsJlatc and
discouraged, to draw the attention OF a
sympathetic and generous public to them,
hoping thus 10 bring light where there is
darkness, Joy where there is sorrow, clients
where there are no clients and fees whore
thee are no fees. In this
glorious undertaking. we ask the hearty
cooperation Of our readers Help them
along by giving them cases. If you
haven't got one go and knock your neigh
Dor provided we "arc not your
ncghbor-or SANDER his wife, or steal his
dog and we will guarantee that you will
get one. Follow our prescription in an
energetic manner and before George Ohm
stead takes his seat as police magistrate,
We will be able to chronicle how skill
fully Mr., Blank defended you before Rob
inson, Comings or Osborn, while the admir-
ing crowd still gazed and still the wonder
grew, that one small head could carry all
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