The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-13

position jumps into the carriage.
'Round ST. james Park, " he calls out,
and away they 90,
A lady takes her husbands hand ca
gerry and speaks:
Here are the notes, Jos, Now
whatever YOU do, do not forget 60, 600,
zoo and &C"
You are sureP"
"Of course, s.. coo, 100 and &C. And
il was the Times said 50, not the Daily
Nclos, remember that; and the da,o was
April II You had put down the
llth.
sand was | accurate about Peel?n
Eyes. | have found his very words.
They are just what you want, only |
think l would make the other Two
points first"
81 meant them for peroration.
Eyes; but don't you think this one
that have found will do better? See
this quotation. 1t will enable you to
fulfill the ungrateful duty of annihilat-
| inc one of our own side with more
grace:
| You would have BID me argue like father.
| Oh! had ii been stranger not my child,
To smooth his fair tault should have been
more mild.
A partial SANDER sought TO avoid,
And in the sentence my own lie destroyed.
| Alas! ] looked when some of you should
say
was too strict to make mine own away,
But you grant leave to my UNIV Hing tongue
Against my will TO do m, sef this wrong"
at will do. "
''Did you notice an inaccuracy in b. 5
speech last night? He said that Lord
Palmerston was distinctly Of his opin-
ion. Here is Palmerston's speech on
the same subject. Read it, dear"
bravo, Jeanne! YOU have surpassed
yourself to-day Now we must turn -
ALREADY! Oh, Jos, | wish | could
90 to the gallery"
"You could not stay late enough 10
hear me-
Then, in an eager whisper, she said.
as the brougham pulled up, "GooI-by,
God speed youl'
That picture faded away as the little
brougham trotted out Of it. The next
showed a London drum. The hostess
standing at the head of the stairs re-
ceiving her guests; lady, eXquisitely
dressed, sitting on sofa, with two or
three men round her, and buzz of po-
litical murmurS.
BEST speech of the session! outdid
himself; never thought Pelham would
come out like this.'
"Well, Lady Pelham, | congratulate
you heartily. We all look upon Sir
Joseph as the rising hope of the party
"Iou should have h, ard the roars of
laughter VITA which his Slakspearian
quotation was received. Hazard, you
?an tell Lady Pelham what it was. l
| 10 not remember the words, but he
took so fatheriv tone TO poor W. thai
from a man of his age the effect was in
imitable.
Two members were talking together
in an ante-roOm.
BEST speech of the session! | never
believed there was SO much in that lazy
fellow Pelham"
1T is all his wife's doings. She has
brought out his dormant powers"
The shadows are passing over the
wall again. | bend forward eagerly.
What is it? What a blurred looking
picture! 1t is raining fast, pouring,
with the Kissing sound of rain on the
pavement 1t is so dark that can on
~ just distinguish narrow alley, such
a den of pestilence as Shoreditch can
best show.
On the right stands public house.
| see faint lights through the chinks Of
its dirt-encrusted shutters, and hear
loud tones and evil words from within.
A man reels to the door, and looks
out; nothing but rain and black mud,
and a horrible stencil from the rushing
cutters. He shuts the door with an
oath and goes in again.
Take care, missus.'
A faint glimmer from lantern
shows me TWO figures picking their
way through mud and fi.th--a rough
looking man, whose old fur cap is
drawn low over his brow, and behind
him a woman, dressed in the coarse
gown and white cap Of an English Sis
ter of Mercy; a little black wooded
cross on her breast, and long cloak
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low light shines, is homely, with a
slightly worn expression, and eyes full
OF kindly sweetness.
Il am very glad to have arrived"
she says cheerfully, shutting her cotton
umbrella, and about to step into the
house. A man from within pushes her
back roughly but not unkindly.
'Do you know what you undertake,
missus9" he says, Five of 'em-two
brothers, wives, and a child: And it's
black smallpox"
81 know; let me pass Thank you
for your warning, - she answered gent
ly.
The man mutters something and
draws back.
She goes in.
/ suppose some days, even weeks,
must have passed in my dreams, for l
awoke to find my little circular picture
full of daylight.
1t is the same alley, but narrow
pathway along it is swept clean and
dry, and here and there strewn with
straw. AT the door Of the public house
stands little group of people sur