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-"I .
f-
THE WORKS
OF THE
-.1
yhich were totallyjrtroyed by Fire on May 23th
" and September Si, 1861,-
ARE JJE-BUTLT !
' Orders are fcoBttted for KM
Strictly Per Wtf Lead aad,S5
Lead. C,oli-i'r"?lia-xr9 sarxi
- .Castor Oil, Eaw snd Xcufcla
; Soiled iMsodOSt
youug heit
months, and be certain of a situation, address V
entine Bros., Janeeville. Wis. .
A
DVERTISERS! send for otrr select M of local
Newspapers. Geo. P. Eowell Co., 10 Spruce
trees, New York.
nil I 1
V
Is a JReally Reliable Rem
edy for T7astiag and
-' llervorxs Diseases. 'A :
r i
After numerous eqpeiiments Mr.' Fellows'suo
ceeded in producing this combination ofHypo
phosphHes, which has not only restored him t
health, bat has since been found so successful in
the treatment of disease enjanaUng front loss of.
nerve power, and consequently muscular relaza
tion, yix:
Aphonia (loss of voice.) Neuralgia,
Anaemia, ' 1 .. "Nervaua Ihsbf ity, T ST
Chronic DEm6m f f t Whooping Cough,
Dyspepsia f Sl Congekloit tf the Langs,
Fever
"a. m il J-aipitauon jff jib lsart,
rrhcea, . Melancholy,
Leucorrhcea,
aajaria.
Mental Degression.
Nervousness.
j31 Q T' ArRTAar7 f? f?
PrsonslIVfng In Malarious' dlsfaTefilnat protect
themselves from attacks of fever by the use of FlL
xows CoMPOtrtiD of Btfophobpbitks. Its effects
in toning np the system enables us to ward off con
tagious djaardevs, sad sacoeesf ally combat disease.
, t .'!. 1 i A-i-5 S I i t ,
The soluble phosphites and the other life sustain
ing principles composing Fellows' Hypophospfaites
are so carefnlly proportioned and so judiciously
mingled, that their action upon 4he nerve, mus
cles anasaemnranes m imparling ruallty. atrentrth
and healthy action 4a genaraily ppaint within
iwemy-iour nonrs, ana ine gooa enects ezperien
cea mre oi m permanent cnaracter.
Tor sale at Ctfnaec Hdneo-Drog Store. J ''.
617 St. Charles Street, St. Louis, Mo,
A reealar Braduste of two Medical Colleges, has'beea
longer located than any otherPhywi.-in ia St.Laais.aa
city papers abow.od ull old reaidante know. Syphilis.
Ooaorrhcea, Gleet. Stricture, Orchitis, Ruptu recall
urinary Syphilitic or Mercurial Aflections of
Throat, Skia or Boaaarared Botaly, Prlwiioly.
6prma.torrheft.8exual Uebility and ImpoWncy
aa th.nulto Satt iri, aaaa mnm ia aatorar
years.orovar brain work, prodaolnnervotMiea,aemia
ai amisaionadeoiliM, dittMieaanisu.-lit.dttfouivn mem
ory, pbysicaliacay, e version to society confusion of
ideas, loaaof sezaai power.nipht loaaoa. rendering mar-
riaiTO imni rilia aia aaiia.nimlTi I fV.nm li.ri.0.
vww m- wi, bu ireo ana lomao. ' mnptuat on,
stamp. Madlctnes sent by snail or express. Cares
craaranieed. Where doubt exis is frankly stated.
MARRIACE i P?t?
pfiVis. i GUIDE!
The whole storm, anil told, as It Jartrne to life. loa abet
fouowlatr Bnbects: Who may miarry, who not. whr. i
Jianoood, WomanhODd, I'hyeieat decay. Who stimjld
oarry show life and happiness saai he iiurreamd (effecta
i w cucMM7y saaiiHsii ana aaany-aioao. i
oreontemnlatinff marHjujenhouM nuil Itttum Irwvnn-
der lock and key. 25 otS). by mail in money or poaw
tage. KTigllwh Qprmm French read and spoken.
CPCCPEESCSIPIlOHiur
I IIIasaiWealcrieas.ImtManhood,
for the aueedY
are oi fieminal
wd. v;
MMMUmnsloa 01 loeas. Aversion to Hoctety
Ltefecuve Alemory nnd Ii borders brought on by iel
Alnu. Amty drngalst has the irivredtents. Kt- Louis '
Curative tneVe.6iV 8l.Obiries. Ht. limn. Mo. -
705 Chesr)utSt, St. LouhS, Mo. at old office,
eontlnues to eure SpermntdrrhoBa, Seminal Weak
ness, Im potency .all forms of Syphilis, Gonorrhoea,
Sleet, urinary or Bladder diseases. Kecent easea
eared in a Jaw days. -Ail the diseases resatting from
self-abase, excesses or exposure cared far life with sate
medicine. Advice free. Charges tow. Gall or writ
lst.ii.oontutaos. ejrrmtom Beohf Tar twestame
tji addiahp riiirf?Mi5et
SURE '"YQOBSELF f
nr. Bohaanan', MVHabie r nr. I It." ia warranted to
gw-iuaweDLyrureail ft?rtrtj of ttpwsawfiiwor btatpal
lviUM,vb.eerai lmUH.j, terpuS-ar y, atvaud nstorai.
"lt rr," andbrHis back the "VuulitlBl iaor" ef d
" " ' " - ........ uj . .,... cirtTtT,. Ul , , u
practisps, in from two iu Beveii weeks' tioi.-3 Tiii reme
tlv, wiii.jn tia, been uved by lr. Buhanuon hi ai, pri
vatr prarti f r rver thirty ycais, vw utrer known to
f lit hicurio5fvc:t tti WOwn'r It sive, vitality ind
imparts encixy itli wonderful effiwrt to tliow in indie aged
Tiien who f' J. T.-fkarig beyond their years. Its ir.vifror.
t:n properties are frit s. ones. YOuns men suftl-rina;
from the cepKiiuncc of that dreadluliy destructive
habit of Stif-Ahnse eon twetniaaieaiein s)i thea.sur
sm of a speedy and I kklllAKItT car.. The patient
piii, strci'th and elasticity of spirits at once, es it sets
areUIyan Ikepirts artected as a o4tin:ie ami hcalini
tonic arrd anodyne trthe Telam seminal vcicles
and irritated duru,. wnoartmpf pow and tone a: d re
stwriss; uwns to-thcir aaturai atsta.ihe saase sa if the
. bauctui uaiut had never hais induigi 4 in. Tlir incjte.
bTi. rt.., smi area necificftr tiie-above diseases.
ey-Prlc", Five llollan, at witn full directiom.etR.
loMywidreas. Foe sale eel at Dr. G A Bohanuan
u?tz,.mianu amn sueet setwern vVashiaatoa
avenue and Qreenat St. Louis, Mo. Estsbiished inliw'.
SYPHILIS GORED I
fR. BOHANKAK'S "Veratsble Brphllis Crrrc" is
I ,t warranted to perniaaentiv cuae Hjl i'liXUS" n
all Its sta?et-FRI XA.RY , SECONDARY and TfcRTI-
ARY.snd will pesHiveiyeradicate tise last vestHreofrhe:
disaserem tka system. Those bavin r the tivphHitie
KleKn arlaTKltt
v ineirms
Mead, eoecealed
U nm COlAllLLUCWaaiu tarm. UiatrrHsV
tonal ibrm, thrcbv e2oimrdiKiig the heswltsi
and nvnr)ini3 of another, aa welt as that oi the irnff.nrin&
hou!d mV TnirTr?1iat tiso of thin medicine, and be
VirKW OSl IAFEL Priee Five Uolisi-sw feient o mr
t4lreMt. o iai ONi.t mt Ir C A. Bo.tmnn otfKea.
Eil ISorth Fiitii Street, betweeu Wnahinaton Aveuut) 4Um
UrttUpM leWiia. JMo. itabliavbsi Hi hitf
FILES
Bohftunan' Pile OlnrmtaV
ewre the Vfiynt cast? of filet, no
matter whatrni or how sontr itand-
GURHDM
inc, in fmm a to 5 dav. Pr-rc. Ojvc
IMIkt p boor. Fcrfd C)?fIA tv
-.-C.A. JJOHANNAN, si2i N.fck
Itvt-AsCawajaA. 2ssoi u any aUdreas
i T'k) Jest fc
Ready ; for 7BTi3iness !
SATURDAY, OCT. ,22nd.
THE B0ST0S STEAM
CleanlngiM-DyeM
WORKS,:
USi 18di ; StresLt Eosi . Island
N1FAB THE FEKEY XAKDnr, 1
ESy-jUdieanand GenUemea.1 Cloths Cleaned
Dyed and Repaired.
' FINE WOEK A SPECIALTY.
FEED. B. HDRXBURT.
Boxst iias! rBorsfiGiBisi
II Pennanently nlargd; price 2.60 per year.
V 1n,"?,g 1882 wiU Present nearly one thonsand
original illugtratione, imtnlii!"-several priee frontis
pieces, one. of which aione will have eot C60O. its
Kxasins Matter, AttORtOTnit, ht the Bkst trr
THO ATTTHOitS. ITtLI. INdiTTOI, ' " -t t i - -.
A Brilliant Serial for boys by a famous D fitTCJ
modern traveler: . - 4. - 4r j
From the HadsOT to the Wtra.; A fipirited
Uome and hchooi tSerial Ktory.- '
ri-vTlwir CtabeoeT Ours."-'
A great variety of Sovel Series : Illnorrated" Folk
lore, Ballads, Papers for tittle- Citizens, Traveling
Law School, -Short 8toriee . from the Dictionary!
vVUd Flower Papere, Old-Time Cookery and a 8nit
of Homespun, Parlor -Comediettas ' Games,- &e.
Also, a Coarse of Readings for Young People, which
is read systematically by the C. Y. F. JR: V. (Send
am suosenpuons and fnllparticnlars (specimen copy I
ten cents) to j) Wriffip ft CO. ioBt, 2&m T J
50 TiQTS
M-r7" fra4
O-w1!3? GROUND; GOOD VIEW OF RIVER
and Island; Bear Railroad reat stud nhtmT,
IAtlfb...iiAT-,J CORNKiUUla tYMiiS.-
A iVtAU A LjrBds'i Bankj 10-aSdaa
. R
DRiwHITTIER
19
Waiialnl?i- ftAtnfiea. Lumhtinft'.
Gout, Quinsy, Sort Throat, Swo!l-
ings and Sprains, Burns and ,f
, f l; SaJdi,:Geaera Bcdiff 'Li
' - Pains? " - -Toot
A, tar and Headache, Frosted
Feet and Ears, and all other
hi.., Painr and A6hes.i&,i
U K Prepwwtios on .arth eqtiato Sr. 7acib8 Oit'
as a JMi awo, mtmple and. rkmtp External j
Knnsdy. A trial entails but the comparatively
trifling outlay of H, Cesta, tnd every -eae Buffering
with pain can have cheap and positivo pnx.f of its
claims. - . ' - j - ., ' -,-,
A Ittrectioas in Elcnraa languages. -- ' "
80LD BY ALL DRUGGISTS ANB DE1LEK3
: mnEMcnrB. -A.
VOGEUSR Ss CO.,
' - Tinttitnmvt, ST it.'. 17. S. A.
Majrnetic" Oiiitiiient.
"TSTARIX ANTED
o Cora Piles and Clutfins Sores.
AJse. Bare Kyrs-Sore Throat, Earsche, Bruisea,
Barn, Cfts, t'oms1 Skin UHMtrdrra, Scrofulous
and all Bores, its etiect in nti Kidney, Liver,
Bowel and Lung Diseases. Kfcenmatlsm, Back
ache, Lameness. Sprains, and Swellings ia re
garded by tbo best physicinns a simply wonder
ful. For sale by drusrista Price S3 and 4l cents. ,
-'.aa.suin.caii J, Co.,Joie rroi1 tulT&o, K.I. ,
. Ciingej Euchu, Idan
(trake, Stiliingia, ' and
raanyof the best medi
cines known are coos.
bined tajarker's Ginger
Tonic, into a mcdicme
of such varied powers, as
to make it the greatest
lilocd runaar and tae
CestfiealLhAStreagtk
Jiestecvr Jbver I'sta.
It cures Kheumatism,
Slcepkaxness. & diseaess
of the Stomach. Bowels.
Parker's
HaSr Balsam;
-Lungs, Liver & Kidneys,
enure iydatterenttroi
Tb. Be Clat. n4 mg .sscac
t n- - TT
Uact Economical Hair Ir- and other lo;
u llaar lira- mu umcr luuu, k
Th. Herer f!UU U restore tta never intoxicates.
yoauiu eowMfrar aaw., - CX, Chtfmfets, N. Y.
SOc. and fl fesi. lorg- fiertng Bavlng Dllar Sto.
aaii
1 t i.v Ciil Di . V7 a n 3 er
r e'3
THE OreLy.MEDICifeE
15 E IT HUB lilQtED QH DRY fOBJI ,
"- That Acts at tfce" Same Time oa"-'
The Uver : - .
The BoweSSt :
and the Kidneys.
esrreat erenni are SheOLtnrs.1 !in mm
OX the system. Ji they wwrat wall, heatth wiU
percectt 11 sney twegme ctogod oreaoiul dis
casee are sore to follow with .
TERRIBLE SUFFERING. -
tilioumeti, KccMceh. VytmmHt:; Juunaict.
Conttipoiion. Piles, Kidney (JenuZiAnta
Qrml,IHabtte$, KMuiHatic Pointer Ache.
are developed heeaose the blooMs-poisoaod vs
the hnaaurs snac ahould uexiaieaKl nnturally.
KID!gY-VQRTWllL F.ESTDS1E
the aealthy syitJoo and all these destroyhur
evils wiU be haitishcd; neglect sheaaaad you
wilUrve but to suder. , . ww
Thousands have been cured. Try It and you
will add one more to the number. T&ke it, and
Health will oneamore ahuiueu your heart.
Why eeJCa- laeaer Sr t as t n i ss ass) otaa SKblaa- bask I
Why eta ak 41 sss fresi taasthistioa sad Pits, t
sTaDwrv-Woar wHl cure you. Try itatnnceand
besaAtaued, yourdmgisthaaiu lTioea!..
t& Tt in put up ia lr? TeatableForsa. in
tST-tin cans one packago of which snakes tSx r
tyquarta of nwdiolne. . .. .. .. . ,
iwiimii i mm mi ii,
tsr-Also in Llqald Ferau, very Cearaentrated
Cjyfor the caavenfence o those who cannot
b4
OSnreadily prcrre ltt It act rtth tqual
rjrlepsii.'s' twctawrp form. "
"vfEUIuCUAEDSUX CO., rVop'a,-CWUlsaadthedrypost-paid.)
BL'ULINGTOV, VT.
1
isslissbSBSBaBS1
ssfsVassaelBsi
DTAUTlTTfy, A & DYSlUVTHaY.
The moat estetiiahinir cores of Dysentery and
Uiarrhoea, both amdiig Mrnn anil aUalls. aie
daisy reported by the urn ol
Dixon's Blackberry Carminative
It appears to be a sovereign remeay. . . -
Bold by ail druggists iu the TJnitud States and
Canada. . j -
W.F.PAVIDBOK & CO., Proririator Ciaoinnati.
ASTIlOAl PernJnontly.
DriSuasoB'sAsthnalimady
Is nnHsua.led -fsS r. twitive
Alterntive and On re IbaJ
Asthma aadDrEusssia, -
and ail their attendant erusy It does not merely.
Mrs. k. i; ijee. or j4inior, j auys in n: j. ,
nrrfrrittd at the m teedv JTctM Of your remedy.
M as
cas Jirm sscicine i
tougn tmna swoc e
Sleep 1W Sena tor reaime ana skii raiouuiia w
.. H. K. fEiCM sft XK,
, . S3 2 Mi rssil isvy Aew Vsh-u
PERRY&COS
of snrerior .Engifch n.ai;e -famous for Uur ?"!Iry
and .elasticity ; (mat vtuluty .of stylos salted to
every stindowrittjs,
Forssie bvdwleagiflrny. . : 'f
lIf I itlTE-,fS aasonedearuplcs for trlat.tnT
clodbie tlje4TT n a -m n . r. nr
.eetebrated U AST X? A V Uil
fens, enclosed in a nseiut trciat vox, oy sail, on -receipt
of TMU(y.iiVtt Ciettta.
IVISQN, BLAKHWAN, TAYLOR & CO.'
Bou Awte rot cWl Btitk. :
X3S and 140 Grand St., New York. .
i ? , ' 1 H 1 t ?r f f f - I--4 f -1
B CJ eOiUI widssrs. fatam. asothasa sr
efclldrra. Taenma4tyetentHld. PtmfousclveB
se.sys er NvtareJvacteass veius
r say IMaeeae. T-ionjanda of pcasiooer and
I lACaaJlHKuil Ksrsrv.
lavsnuiss. ' Koldii
imiu warraavB
wamutts procured, bonghtand suld. Soldiers Wl
Stamps tof-'t he C tir-a-Solui.r." and" Panaina fit
awe owniy laws, ntaass aaa lassrmcsisns. r
eaarefsrto thoa.sa.ts of fesi(iaers and Glreets.
Lm rt-w.f ixrraio a c:n. raQraiosT At ,
If
ill
my
EEL-
RAILROAD TDIfTApLp. :
CHICAGO, EOCX ISLAND) & rACTtty,
Trjkf Tabu Mabch liLia
to Airo wtoat cBicAso.
Leare
Fast ETnrepsMaiL...:....v 8?15 a.Tn.
Miiua. Fast Express......... 8:15 a.m. 6:15 p.
Dav. and Chics go t i0)5 a. rr,r p. m.
Freight, t jO... .,ilS p. bu iMSOiwim.
Kan. C. Chicago Ex.,.... a:5p.Bo. 8:19a.m.
Omaha A Chicago Mail'. ... 11 KM) p. m. 4 :45 a. as.
-9iigmtti& --.
tay Er. nA KaiL.,.,.". 4, - dsa. av 8 p as.
Night Express, :45ntsnv SJOarn,
1 TO AlTDTIlOJ2JrTTOri, BLgrf8.
Fat Exprees.. - - 4 :B0 a.jn.,..ii p. m.
Aiianuc iS.,.-.- t . ,v. H!-a. n.- Vc
10 p. m.
KhtExpress........ 6 :45p.m.
R:tO a. soJ
. ., ,.a t,..--f"0J-.!!:-r
Pay Passenger.. l.,.'..., 4:50. m, 11 :00p.nt.
Fast nTipress, .t . . . . .-. Z . 6 :S p. in. 1 r a m.
BAlr A T."H1; ' ' '
If c Oerferal Agent. ' - 'en Ticket A Pass. Agt
. wjpEaM. LOOSIOCr, Agen Bock. Island. Uu
' " ' . ' I.BAVB. . , v AKBIVK,
Kt. Louis Mail. 65 A. at. ' 7K A. M.
8t. Louis Express f-'Q P. x. - 8:10 p. at.
Sterline Aceommodatian. ..12:45 P. M. 11 KKJ A. M.
Sterling Pawenger,........ a. m. X;10f. k.
i CHICAGO, JOLWlUKEE & ST. PAUL.
? ' KaCTKRAXB SOtTM-WSTKBX IlVlIO-' T
Leav for Racine had Mllwaukte 8:S5 ain4 nd
Lenve for Duboquewliiona. St. Turn and Kin neap
Leave for McGregor, Portville, Calniae, Sioax City
' and xankton, li pjn. r e
Arrtve from Racine ana Milwaukee, "05 a. in., and
-eaap.m - j - i?- i -.- '-' i '.- i-v
Arrive from M inneapolis, Su PaoJ, Winona and Du-
buque, V :05 p.m.'
Arrive frrrm "i aukton, StoniKjity'j Fortville and "Mc-
Oregor,5a.m. ,1 - '
1 Through sleepinK ears are run on all nigat trains. .
'The "Sight Express leaving Rock Island every Sun-
dsy iijrht. at I1;00 fx ta, oonneeta with the tram ar.
rtving m Ohlcage early Moinday rnoralng. - Jo laj
bver checks givn on through tickets from Jlock Is
land to Gbrieago
Through tickets only good on- this
iraatrr-
, K0CK JSLA5D & PE0EIA HA1XWAY.
aHOKTaT BOUTK T9 THI K AST AND WKST.)
KAV.' - ..mnv, - . - .. AKHIVB.
Wav Freieht...6K)0 a. k. I
Fast fixprtsa,.:45 A. JtJ Mail and ExT. .123 rlni
Mail and Ex... 1:45 p. x. 1 Fast Express.. 5:10 p.
Freight and Accommodation, 6:50 p. M.
The 1 :45 p. m. train makes close connection" at
Galva with the C. B. & Q., for points west; arriving
at 6ahsbrrrg at 4:25 p. m. ; Bnrlitlgton :40 p. m.x.
h.eontu iu: p. in. ; tmncy iu:uo p. m. ; aim malt
iuer cloae connection at Peoria with 1 It JL W and
T. F. W.. "roads for. all points east and south. I
... . V . . - - , . .w.-': .j
; ROCK ISLAND & MERCER CO., R. R.
Kock Island,. .:iKXx. M. Cable, .... . ...10:55 A. at. ,
! .i.:ufc. t:4a.p. Hi
Coble, ......... d-.Sn 4. ts l Rock Island, . sl5 a. k.
' .;..1:00 p4 ai: t S:lip. .
DAILY- by Tear .... . ,,.$8 00
ny the week, delivered by carrier . . . JHt
WEEKLY, pur year, by mail .............. ... fl.50
"RICHARDSON .Jfc FOvVERS, PBoraixroas. ,
M. "W. FabKbs, ............... .Eublness Manager
' f OFFICIAL PAFEK.1
ThUTsdaj. April 13, 1832
.1
mnSTECESSAXT.
TTie Evening Jovrrud denies with an in
salted &ir the statement that, the members
of Garfield's Cabinet desired to. be remoY-
ea. The - denial is ten necessary, no one
eTei aceosed any republican of Trail tin to
givc,,iij 1 an uuice or Anuum; jovn a ueuer
:."-: r l - ..... h 0
- EIGHT PCS ONCE..
It is not often that the Arotjs is . led to
commend either, the ideas or the course of
the Unien, but in regard to its pleas " fori
thepeciaIiassessmeTit 'for street: 'ImproTfs
ments it is on the right Xrack. - To be sure
the 4dea is tr do means orf srinal 1 with the
Union, but it is right in its application
Under our present plan much" poor wo-k
is does and little good.- -The ntire-city is
taed for theenefir tT a few,"aiia too
much' favor, lias lieen shown in the disposal
of the land. v An instance can be eiven in
the southern part of the city where a short
strict that Is only a 'coaplc of "blocks long
and over which there is no travel except by
the residents on it, has leen put in better
bftape than any' 'street in town, " while
Eighteenth street, which is only a block
West and is a thoraugLLtre, is in a miser
able plight. Yet all the residents ; on the
poor.streej; lielped pay for .(his 'short. vnn
uedMae., ome remedy is certainly need.-:
cct;- oad the -special assessment - offers thej
m6l1ractical OQ'tlV "rTAX t
( KATIOSAi BASS. TAXES- 4
ender st law of the state ef Sew York
that was enforced from -1867 to 1879,
stocKnoTders m national banks were not
allowed tolleduct iheir debts from the val
uation of their bank shares in making their
tat returns to the assessor a privilege
which was accorded to all other classes of
personal property." In 1880 the United
States supreme court decided this state law
to be in conflict with the national banking
law and it was stated at the time that
this decision would deprive the city of
New York alone of $1,500,000 revenue for
that year. Holders of national bank stock
at once instituted proceedings Jo set aside
the' assessments against them for that year.
rue tax commissioners were willing ,to
I make the deductions of debt "originally
claimed, but the banks, not satisfied with
this, claimed that the state law was void
and no assessment under it could be made.
A case was rr ade up and carried to. the su
premo court, and that tribunal last week
rendered a decision on tt. The lower court
had given an opinion in favor of the share
holders, Jiolding noFonly that no valid as
sessment could be made under the law, but
that the banks for their shareholders had
a right to recorer the taxes unlawfully col
lected under it for several years past. The
United States supreme court reveries this
judgment.. This saves the city of New
Tdrk io,000,000 which but for it, would
have been recovered back by the banks for
their shareholders. ' - I?
DESTBTJCXIOK QPTXSH. .... s
At .the annual meeting of the American
PrshTOttural 'association in Kew.Tork last
week, Prof . Smaliey 4 of ' the Smithsonian
mstitutionmade some " statement that will
be equaUyistirprising and discouraging to
fish-eaters in this country. According to
Prof, SmaHey,, the great Jakes, with their
once immense stock of fish,1 have been ' so
diligently and severely drawn on that
their supply of choice fishes is being aerions
ly impaired. There are enou gh nets used
on Lake Michigari to form" a continuous
line from one end of the lake to the other.
The result ia that the white-fish do not
have time to grow to-tbeir full size" Those
now caughtJtirdy grade d-eer Bomber three.
and hone as tatrh" as numbers one and two
are 'caught, '"Old fishing grounds, pnee alive
with white-fish, are now nearly exhausted
and deserted. This is due mainly to the
excessive and severe hejl3ng "and seining
practised jiaftjia additiJsaioliidsthe lake
shores and the streams that pow into th$m
are uirongea With sVwsniUis, and tba ira-
4 meDs Leaps of smdust wMck ilkey.depos-
it iatSe water feaVe .protei very destruc
tir'4be ksh.1lr.aIleT thinks the
.-a4fekbfdeAtg on Oie' lakes B&onld give
some attention to the subject and arrest
4 -vt VOUHVJJ St J J . . A
size or mesh nets usea dt nsner-
aiy llfo th.aiifol
escape. According to Mr. S. M. Johnson,
ibe lctcsr growing "as scarce as the
whiteflsh! sfees, small as well its ferge
ar taken 4omiscuously 'apnqjkj the
2JewEtiglftod ijoast and aent tfathQi New
York market, and this destructive work has
already so ireduced tne, snpplj' that totters
sometimes set, as nign as wenty.-nve cents
a, pound ,and fail to supply tha demand
even then. But the act that is calculated to
produce" 'r the srreatest tMef and ' : horror
inTthis connecttpn, is; the ultimate, tinc-"
tion of the oyster,wllc.,Pfoii.&jder M
the Smithsonian histitutli?n "asserts will
come about, unless some effective meas
ures, be taken , !to prevent TlUaesii;
mable Wvalye has come into such univer
sal -Uia in- the'-coantry, and we have be
comese accustomed to look upon' Jt as an
indispensable feature ih 'our feasts, r that
ttie very-idea of its extinciioiv must; still
us -with -uneaslriess. 'it?-. But Prof j;- fiyder
raforms' ui that the supply is tttprldly fail
ing, ahd, 'unless .some method of success-'
fully propagating oyster j be, v discovered
the 1 American oyster will dwindle to the
isiigniilcanoe ' of . its ''s European j; brother
and cease, to appear at our tables,
this cannot be done," said ie.''ltt-a.fw
years the v oyster will .become, as great
a delieiacy and aS "expensive witlf iis as
the bivalve is already in lEngland and
Frattca,, . - ! - -siii..?
-f X::-.'-r.i , . .. ...se' .";' '- '
...'J,-.:m.-JL T0-ULaUlAT1M&:"-r-y
"What Is that, Taotherf"; -"-' f ' -
- A state ttMnv, pet: i.rt,
And a roan with mighty bruins to get ; . s, s
' He toils at Springtteld day by day; " !, '
1 "What does he tou alt Drawing his pay; 1 ' '-.' " -v
What's this in the statesman's carpet-sack f . -"It
is a Bible? No, it's a pack .
" Of cards that look like a poker fleckt'- e '"
: And .(his? as I rive.iita. a Doker heck.,r'Ai-
And the above ha more truth than poet
ry in it. Our present legislature are hold
ing what in7a!I"lrutUTQWhTle" called a po
ker session. The majority of the members
miss both meals and sleep in order to lose
no time at their favorite game. - and ,. the
rattle iOtr chips and the sound f poker
terms coma mingled " together in sweet ca
dences through the transoms of the rooms
f theXeland. It is a time when the astute.
1 minds of the practiced statesman vapd the
younger intellect of the greener member
are both united in an absrrusc'study qf thfe
expediency of raising on , two pa3r.,i)efore
the draw, - Discussaons s to the proper,
treatment of & bobtail flush are listened to
with far more interest than any didacticr
position of a ieecjed change ia our criminal
code; and the question w hether a straight
flush beats four aca ' will be settlsd
long before the state is appXrrtronecL Jt is
the poker legislature,5 'and tJie' counOy
member shuffles with his horny hands just
as successfully as the city dandy with his
soft white onesand fuTtherrhgre, is able to
iiold, out ,as many.aces ,in 'bJaapdkc)ie,
when he has one. There is no great cause,
for grumbling at this state "of things and
perhaps It is'a positive bcnefiV f or if they
were attending to their duty they might put
their ; hands in be , eur pockets instead of
each other's, bnt 1 would be a good thing
if they would giye the ga'me a "rest long
enougn to devise some , improvement , on
bur criminal code. ; r .1 .. v .
- ? .': " i ; ..
. , . TOtJTJCaX JTDttES- ' rf' -
The Union is out in an article in antago;
nism of the election of Judge Craig. The
article i a clevr one arid reflects' credit on
the Union yiew of the case, 1tut the argu
ment is yet the same. It dbea not aay re
jject Judge Craig because lie is an incom
petent inan, nor " Decause he- has not al
ready proved himself a good 'judge; nor
because there is not every reason ? to Jne
lieve that he will xontinuii lo be a god
judge; nor further yet because there is
any better man to propose. . The .reason
given pure and simple ia: ah.e. is not a re,
pubJieau ; he is not a bitter- partisan; he
has not been on one side ahd heirrimed
lumseii with caucuses . and primaries.
There is nothing further than this to argue.
against him, no other - objection to offer.'
But the Union says this . is enough; "we
must have a republican and more than that
we must have a republican, nominated by
a convention, - . w r, .
The whole of this judgeship dispute is
very simple. J udge Craig has proved him
self a fit and acceptable man for ' the'posi
tion;. his brains . are .undoubted and his
ptobity unquestioned. He lias made a
erood judge. Consequently he should be
returned, or if he is not some other man
who has more legal capacity, - more brains.
it is no argument to say tins outer man is
a republican and Judge Craig Js noti poli
tics must have nothins; to do with the
question. " It may be that aTTxhe "Drains,
honor and honesty of the country is con
fined to the repuhlican partjr, but that
claim is - net made. What Judge Craig's
politics are the Argus does . not know, it
does T; not '-' care, ' it is toot r- a
feature In the ' discussion. There
are' undoubtedly many . officers ( in
this country where the ixjiitics -of the cau-,
didate are an important consideration, of?
flees that are executive In legislature and
where political principles are to" be sur
ported , or antagonized; our judgeships,
however, are none of: these, and it is im
portant for the right and proper adminis
tration of justice that a judge should enter
upon his office bound by "no promises, "ow
ing nothing of iiiaeleratrori-to-any man's
aid or favor. .. The candidate of a party.
convention where there is anything like a
contest can never do this; if he would suc
ceed In a convention he must 'make prom
ises and enter into combinations; he' must
be a wire puller, and he goes out of that
convention jsuecessf ul through . the aid of
men wno look' to him fer return favors.
That fe. certainly. not -the way to chance
pure judgea , Furthermore, the best can
didate is seldom selected by such a con
vention, as the - poorer one who is a wire
puller and not a jurist, - a politician more
than1' indge obtains the .nomination and
uses the party whip to lash into the ranks
the oters , that would. ..otherwise decide!
against him. . - ' - ' . . -.. i
The Vnion claims that the 1 republican
and democraflc 'parties are divided' oa!
questions of constitutional law, and cause .
quently the republican party should see to '
it4hat-eoaa buferenufciican fudges should
: v " "-""'.. a- T ay
case.
has bor
rowd IrmHbl choice -At f erfctal -yadges
and does not fit state. There is no dis
eussioa abeut 4he-i4erjrretatif the
state constitutions and only federal judges
dej0;$dcral; the
state juages nave bo junstucuua.
The inatter iimply stated Ui It Is the at-1
tempt of the Union and vther tabid repab
licans to force the nomination, of a repub-
UcanjuVJge. simply because, hftjis a KpuphT.
can. They care nothing who th raaa is,
in fact havw- no HaB4 propose, it is an
affair of niire tiolltiCs.
is-
C .T I . f.
The kcoti!ttal 6f David McMHlen
who
killed aflierIcGarthy'at.VGreenfield,
Mass,, seems, t have stirred up ? Tehgipus
feeliog.--father Lynch, :cf North Adams,
said in a sermbn'TbAnsrs have come to i
pretty pass' whena man can ' be :.muriierw
in his own doorway, and the jury,iiff4 the
assailant not guilty. This, however, is
notnirig more thati any' OaUtotic' can - exJ
pebt;They can xpect no justice ih aeff
England ; ; tribunals. , ; The . jury says : 'It
matters not; he was a OathoEo priest, and
tbef murderer must go free.'1 There ls S
justice here for Catholics. A Catholic has
no recourse to the law,slle has nb way of
nrttectioa'buthis: toersonal- defence - for
himself or pwpicwy. ' and "canaot - depend
opon the law,'
, Ste3 '
ttCampaor j weU.known m the .markets
of the world as Ais article .which is apt : ta
be freely adulterated. The most imagina
tive m'rrrd would hardly bo prepared,' how
ever,, for the statement in a recent humber
of the Americans Pharmcitt that a Boston
importer "found the head of a negro in a
chest of this substance." v'- 1 i :
The SV Louis Medical society has been
considering the, question of so amending
their code as to permit consultation with
homeeopeths." The majority "of a' commit
tee reported that the change pught (io be
made -soon,, but not just yet, and the minor,
ity favored immediate action,. ' h. -y
'' it, -. . 11 1 ';'"' ! : - s-j
" . ' CUT KAS1Y.. -
Ex Governor Shuman," editor Of Uie Chi
cago Evening Jovmal,ii favorably spoken
of as a candidate for senator from BHnois.
We doubruot that Shuman would make a
good and able senaeor, as he is in every
way competent to represent the people of
BJinofs. Mt. Carroll, Mirror. ;
1 TheTtuibject of the above complimentary
paragraph wishes it distinctly understood
that he is a candidate ox no office. pven,
tag JovrnffL " . , , - J. .
The Union, would have it that the only
qualifications on needs; to be " a Supreme
Judge is that he be a republican. " ' ,
The republicans ' of Pennsj 1 vaaia are
now quarreling. Of course it is over the
spoils. ! " "-" .
Some Ireiportant Statements of "Well-Known
.Ia order thftt the nubbc but fullv realize the cen
uaienes ef the statements, as well as the power
and value of 1e erticie of -which -thev-eDeak. we
publish herewith thoC-4ir'einsurs ef parties
whose siucexitv is beyond ouestioa.. The truth of
these testimonials Is absolute, nor can the tacts thef
aanotmce he ignored.- -; , :" u
, ' - - Mssvnrsv, Ixt,., July 14, 196"i,
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W. CARL ETON A CO,. I'abUebers, N Y. City
. Shoboing in Chicago.-
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as large experience and facilities for ad van
a buying, I offer my services to those at a dis
rbo are in want at the better grades of Roods
tatreoue
tance who
not usually found in ssuaUr places. ' As the Metro
polis of the West. Chicago now offers in great assort
mmt and Sae uHti5 of nvfrchandise all th most
fassidlous "Shopper" could deaire.-and U will be my
pieAsare to bring these faeiiirfes within reach of
tUoaesvho cannot attend in ptrsoaj, making at this
time a specialty of - r - . - ' '
in the hope that my'effortl td 'please will also ee
cure the further pairoga fa, thai constant, rwanU
of th?e I may serve.
Special aUeatioa Eivpu to Dry Goods, in all denartv
J ments, curtains, carpets, farnmhing goods, milli
nery, furniture, jewelry, silver ware,' pielure - and
pianos. , ., , . .. . .
To alt who will name thctr wants as near far may
be by letter, staling the nature of the surroundings
or use to which the articles will be put, with limit
aa to priee. descriptions and prices will be given
that will enable my patrons to practically make their
own selections. -,,.
Send orders, or for circular to
Miss flEtE Lkstb,
P.O. Bear viS.'.-. ' ;p V Chicago, 111
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