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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-02-27

B0SA gse na0.-Innanmatioa o. all ktnAs.
dipsheria, wounds, bruises, busns. sPrains. Ineu-
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matiOn Of the eyes broken hsc.st fross biss chill
blsins, piles, bee sting, and all sores~
poll evil sPssins bruises. srassed heeis ring bsne,
wind gals, spavins, sweeney. founder, iAmeneo.
sand cia -ks, scratchss, or grease, mango, hone
distemper.
Ibis truly wonderful linansos vas discovered
BY HOVER Anderson, A. NJ. late Professor u
Chemistry and Mathematics in the Clinton
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T. In experimentisR fur the purPoss OF making
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bodies Of which il = composed. residum vs. iso
which. on being applied - bruises and innaned
parts by the Of the institute Vas found To
possess the remarkable property Of cooling down
and carrying Oh the Inflammation and soreuess q
once, and restoring the parts 70 soandnes ana
health in = hours without PAiu OF irritation.
1t Is not heating linmeut but acts ~ it, Pecuiia!
| specific chemical qualities in dissolvine and
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| soon becomes cool, moist and natural, snd II re-
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| tr,ction. As lipimsnt tor horse nesh. Tor thu
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/ the world to ind its equal
Price Is 4 50 eta, per Bottle
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GEORGE 4. CRAWFORD iiluIra,es the
position OF certain minority politicians. in
this sioIy. I mAa ~as asked where he
lived. lie began M explain tina, be VAS in
or,e i,;ace sud another With n, liked habits
,ion. when the qur-,ioaer interrupted him
by r.mi.kins: If you don't live any
where, dAmn il, ulsn, whv ion't you
lpovry"
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MEDICAL.
Beware Of Counte1fott8L
J0B NOSES s1R N a n f1IftAfkHs

JUB uUSES fRM3IE ffff
era axfeasfeeiv 0ouHrgRJ0rfID. OiaAoaaGe 0VuG.
r,s:s endea0eT 10 sci: fkI ne1G1oRros61
2rcsss. TAs 6snH.a6 Aese ~ ao0eY SCOaoo
oc each pGct6He luofAsf0 s5orehieoo eoee1s1ooe
The GgycISR Pius arc unfai.tng In the eofO % ~
those painful and d<Ilerccs --,ses 10 vhaeh ne
fCz-ls constitution 10 ep' ~ m0oefafe al
.-ces,eo an6 fefnoTa a, .:iSaA, NON What.
evee c4Sse.
TO MAR > LADTE9
thew efe particularly tt.y WI N sn0S
t-ae hing on The NC az period with fsGularitys
fci 70 tie In Ill eases a Nsfyqns an4
epiaal Actions, Pins in the Buck and IiDhA
Ff:-ue On Gig. excrt.ou, Palpttation Of the HeazS
Hys.sr.cs and Whites. they will effect Q cure Via
IL ether means we failed. The ctreuiafs around
viii Is cent fros 70 al writing lhf them. ssalsa
s-on observation.
N.R.-Ia all cases whore The cIscIr! eennoe -
t1r, JOB NOcES, u Cort!aait e.. Nov Yoek, Htu
insure Q hoetle Of the Gsssi-e. eonsain4nl my
Pi:ls.. By rstun a,il. esesssS ssssss - ~
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Df'FTCERS:
U = SM An, Vie President. SkO 4 MOORE, Secretary
DH l. wEvEH, NOD. Director JONES' Asst Secretary.
~ NEWMAN Treasurer. - ia HURb. Attruey.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1873-12-04
Galifprniitle 9ambrompleTe.

esn galifornien siebt es unsebeure 2anos
compLere, bic ii4 i'm 8eItb etnselner Yerlone1
ober gompaanien befinben. Die Stationalos
fonomen betradten bieien unfanb ais ein
6inbernib Der sebeibliden @ntpideluns bes
Sanbes. Illein bic 8ei6i9te Der 8ooencnls
tur ersiebt einise S9lillie, peI9e bieie ges
fiirdtuneen auf Elm Nt,in,u,n reonctren.
9ie er1ten Mniiebler ftreben Sund3f na6 9ros
ZEN 2anbercompleren. Wlit Der gnt,utdeInng
elmer intenFuen 2anbpirtbi6aft unb nit Der
2unabme ber BepDlferu,9 1pirb bas Sanb
ilnmer mebr unter bic fleinen Beitber pers
tbeilt, pon benen ieber iein 2anb 10 gut als
m6sli6 anbaut. !Sat aber bic inteniiue 2anbs
rpirtbIdaft ben bo6ften Grab erreibt, 10 miiz
fen bic fIeinen Beiistbimer bebufs elmer ras
tionelen 8eruirtbi9aftuns pieoer tn sroBe
gompIere su1amnlenge5osen 1peroen.
gon einer 2anbpirtbi9aft in bieient Stnne
1T natirIi9 BET ben groben 2anoereten tn Sas
Itfornien nod feline gtebe. Stefelben 1tno
pielmebr sur1 sr0bten Sbeil nrblos rno iibers
bies Elm Sinbernib fiir ben fleinen Sanbwirtb.
9ie sroben grunbbeTber IaiIer iinSebeure
Streden ibres 2anbes bra6 Iiegeny UNI fiir
ben gerta,if berielben ipater srOBere San1s
met, gu er5ielen. Wfan itebt bab biele 2anss
POPULATION Ii9 pie rnande unferer gifenbabns
unternebmunsen ouf Die 3unabme Der Bepols
ferung ftiist. Seber ein5elne ginwanSerer
erbobt ben gapitalruertb bes Sroben @5rano'
beiibes unb es biIben ii3 i'm 2aafe Der 3ett
colpIIaIe 8eidtbiimer, obne bab ber Befser
einen Singer friinn1t.
SIM Radfebenben seben mir cine furse lie
berfi9t Der 2anbfonige zines etnsi9en Got.ts:
tps, besiertsen pon Sos InseIes, bic ,ptr mad
elmer 2ufammeniteLluna bes .Sacranentt
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1873-12-04
Setlteiu,tiiBtges.

Sir 9 8lumenfreun6e. - 8iele Yerios
men, tpel3e 8LumenpfanSet in IOpfen, aiiz
beln unb bsl. cultiuire1,, 5erbreben fi6 oft
Die 86pfe, rparunt lire gHan5en ni6t sebeis
ben. Cine Sauptz1lrSa9e 1T, baB iie bic @ez
faBe, in 6enen ii1 bic 8lumen befinben, 3u
piel Der Sonne ausIeben. Sn Der ylatur
Ieben mir niemaIs, bob Die @ur5eln, B. B.
Die Gbeile tpel6e ibre 9tabrans aus benz Boz
ben Sieben, Der Come preis9e8eben itno nno
3immergdrtner 1oLlten oaraus bic 2ebre 3tes
ben, bab @efabe, rporin bic 9Fansen ftnb,
Dor Der gSarme sef6abt Su balten fi1b. Cine
anbere llrIa9e bes MBerfoI9es iit Die, bab Die
8Iatter Gin @irflidfett bic 2nngen Der afanz
sen) ii9 nit S9nub iiber5ieben ,inb nie6t se=
reinist perben. Die Bflan3e franfeIt, neil
bic 8ldtter feine 2uft etnfau9elt fonnen i,nb
firbt enbIi6 ob. Sin 8ettpeiliees glbpa16en
Der 8lGtter mittelIt elmer fleinen 8irIte ,lnb
flarem @aHer, tuirb Oem llebeL abbeIfen.
l1eber Ben f9dbIi9en Gebraud bes
Samplers ais 9ausmitteI. = Sn pies
len 5anlilien, insbe1onbere in bieIem 2anbe,
fpieIt bic &berf[ai6e etne bebeutenoe Stole
ols SantiliensMebt5in unb rpirb Bel ie6en1,
nod 10 lei6ten llntuobIiein berporsebolt uno
ioa ale Sbmerjen pertrei6en anBerlide
S6aben beiIen ii. I. rp. Sampler pirft reiss
bar auf Die 9terpen Elm. gs lit cine Cub
fang, tpeI5e 10 gu ia9en, tuie Opium unb 4Iz
fobol tpirft, tuenn fie in fleinen 9ofen senon,z
men tpirS; in srDBeren 9oien aber bic dubsrz
fte 4ufrilbruns hes 9eruenFpitents unb IN
SoIse beiien Srdmpfe uno ben Iob per,tria9em
faril. Sine speitere 8irfuns bes Samplers
beftebt barin baB ct bic S9Ieimbaute bes
Diasens rei5t, uerftopft unb idIieBli9 ent3iinz
bet, IN Solse beHet1~er tn n,iloeren SGllen cine
Art llnperbauli6fett, in f9Ltmn,eren aber ios
gar Niasensei6wiire er3eu9t. Son bieIen
5pei 8irfunsert nd,nIib benz Nerpenreis ,no
ber lofalen 8eiSuns, fontt,t aIlss Cute nno
|, ,G9limme ieines 8ebrau6es. 9as Cute
iiftet er ,,,ir, tuenn er pom Ir3te oerorbnet
ipiro. Sdlimn,es aber per,irladt er aIs sSaz
nilienzMebi;in ,lb ieIbit in feiner miaber
Iiaabltden giSenI9aft aIs gerpenreisn,itteI,
ba Der beItdnoise @ebrau9 ni6ts anberes,
aIs bic Sefab5ti,nnllns bes sansen Merpen{ns
items slr Solse bat. 8e9en ieiner nadtbeis
lisen @irfuns auf ben Nioseu aber 1T e. ges
rabe bas Gesentbeil Don elmer SamiIienm,es
! bisin D6er etnem Snustnittpf f..
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1873-12-04

nnb unmDsIi6 ausreidt um benz 2naben eis
ne ieinent Stanbe semaBe gr;iebuns seben
su fonnen!"
uDurdlau9t seruben, baB i9 offen bin
r,ein germ0sen 1T aIlerbinss serins, bod fit
bes &naben gr5lebuns rei6t es aus" anti
portete Der Ar3t.
yDoftor," besann ber Sarit i9on miloer,
yla1en Sic mid aud etruas fiir ben Sobn
meines sSreunbes 2eopolb tbun. -"
Sett erbob Der Dottor bas Muse pom 8oz
ben anb fab ben Siiriten fait uoruurfsuoa an.
vDurdIau9t! SD CAB rneinent ferbenben
Sreunbe bas geripreden allein fir ietr pers
tuaiftes Rinb su forsen - in ieinens geamen
bin i'd se3mnnsen gm. DurdIau9t Inter
itibuns ab3uIebnen."
SIS f6ien flr iau,mtIi9e Mnrpeienben cit,
erIolenber Moner,t su ieia, oils Elm Diener
meloete, bas Ginb NIT Der Mmne .uarte I'M
0or3immer.
sSebt befamen bic 19laffen 3iise Nnna Don
Sanborf's 2eben unb Seele, bic Nnpeienbeit
bes firfli9en paares sans persenenb, ftiir3te
fie auf Sas Sinh su, riB es ber glmme NIT
leibeni6aftIider Seftisteit BON ben Mrmen
uno preBte es aa fi9, tpdbrenb ibr bic beibez
ften Tbranen pom ben Wansen rollten; Die
Siirftin speinte nit; es mar Elm ersreifenber
NnbIif, bieies iunse Mtabden In feinent mill
ben S9mer3 at15aieben. Ser Sdrit trat oi6t
an ben Rnaben, aber tpabrenb ct it9 nieoerz
beuste unb bes &inbes Stirn nit ieinen 2ipz
pen berabrte, fliterte ct leiie, 10 leiie, bab es
nur bas iunse Maoden ueriteben fonnte
yNnna, S9onuns nm ineinetrpiaen!
Sofort trat BET ibr eine 8erpanblung Elm.
Sod einmaI fiibte iie ben Gnaben, bann CAB
fie ibn Der Amme 5uriid unb iab i9peisenb
tno NIT @ebmutb s,L uie iid bic Sdritin
ilber bic @aiie NIT sdrtli6er Siebe benste.
vSesne Soft Deinen einfamen gBes, Du
arr,er eIternIoier Rnabe!" rief bic bobe Srau,
uunb mose. es mir pers0nnt iein Did einit
nod ,pieber sl ieben."
Das mar Der Abi9ieb. Cine Stunbe ipdz
ter roIlte Der @asen, Der Otto pom ber Seiz
ntatb, pon ben @rdbern feiner Gltern entferns
te, aus bem Tbore Der &efioens.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1873-12-04
C,

Die muIifaIiiden @eniiile uaren sur bDbs
fen .3ufriebenbeit bes alien Oberfen aussez
fallen, unb ni9t niuber aufrieoen ruarea feline
8alte NIT benz auf bieieIben folsenhen porz
treffIiden Souper. Der Gontrabailtit beions
bers fdweIste in Speiie unb Grant nnb bieb
NIT ei,,er Mmsbauer Elm, alS babe er ii9 b,.rb
elm piersebntdsises Safen auf oieien Sef,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1873-12-04

oils ii9 bei'm nadFen Mbonnements.gons
cert bas Srdefer auf Der Babne periammeIz
te, entftanb i'm Sauie cine aQsemeine ges
tuesuns unb ale Dpernslaier ri6teten fib auf
einen Der Mtuiifer.
Mud ber Serr Sntenbant leste ii6 .peit aus
Der 2ose. St ftarrte entiebt auf bic Babne
unb 9laubte ieinen Ausem nidt trauen 5u
burfen. War bas Elm Trusbilo, mas er lab ?
Nedte ibn etr @eipenit ieiner ginbiIbunsss
fraft? ylein = es mar bic nafte, fdredli9e
Wirfli6feit:
S9norps, Der gontrabaiitit, trus
mieber ben alten S9niepel!
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1873-12-04

burd ben 2eidtiinn ieiner Srau, bic llnadts
1anfeit ieines @pr0blinss ,lnb bic Dun,mbeit
Der alien MIlIer ben Wes bes gerberbens ses
sangen NOR inb iebt als 4apube pesetirte, ba
fannie feline @utb feline @ren3en ,nebr.
Das NOR auuiel. 3mei neue S6niepel
be3ablen unb bennod feinen befiben, bas
mar iein Sob bas mubte i'm unter bic grbe
brinsen.
SD mia iiber bic Scene, bic nun foIste, ben
S1leier driflider gtadtenIiebe 5ieben -
aber nod beute er3ablen bic Siadbarn nit
Sdreden BON benz SfanbaI, Der an ienem
Sage I'M G9norps 'iden 9auie ft5 obipieIte.
SIS regnete f0rn,Ii1 Grobbeiten uns gaffe
unb Der arme iusenbIide 5dnorps, Der BET.
Srad an bic alte Mdller abseltefert batte,
ipurbe iammerIi9 burdsepriselt.
Mdt Gage fpater fdifte S. Df. 2inbenfelo
cine guthrie glota i'm 8etraS uon fe9s3ebn
Gbalern fiir ben neuen Sraf bes 9eadbar Ges
sieringsIefretdr, mas ,pieber 8eranlafuns Su
etner Neibe errester 6cenen tint Saufe Der
Sdnorpiianer CAB unb benielben Sag reidte
ber Gontrabafitit cine Gnti9abisunssflase
gegen bic alte, arme MiIer Elm, bic natiirz
LiderueiIe auradgewieien tpurbe.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1873-12-04

2anpe iIt iebenfalIs bas bette. SD babe ses
fnnbem baB bas 2tdt elmer ioI6en 2ar,pe
mid in ben Stanb iest, LANCER au idreiben,
obne baB bic Ausen leiben unb bic 2ioer irriz
tirt ,perben, unS iiberbaupt, oaB bieie 2ampe
in, Iasemeinen ben sr0Bten Comfort bietet.
Rerser1, aus Stearin unb @ads sefornt, sez
ben ebenfaas Elm uor5iisli9es 2i5t uno foiten
aud nibt iebr piel.
Sin fiinFli9es 2t6t tuirit i9abli6 burd
bas gprberrfden .uon rotben nno selben
StrabIen unb fam pieI pon beiIen llnans
nebn,li9feit perminbert uerben, rpenn man
bic 6Iainme NIT eirem einfaden blaiisefarbs
ten S9irm umsiebt, tuel6er bas 2i6t bel
ipeitem reiner unb ,peiBer erIdeinen labt.
DalIeIbe fann aud bard Anmenbuns zines
bIaBbIauen 2an,penSIas (@plinber) erstelt
perben nel6es allen 2an1peni6irmen mno
8riQen porsusieben ift.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1873-12-04

go Il 5o!" meinte tie unb LAB babel NIT
fpabenben 8Iiden, bic ,.nieren S6norps erz
beben nta6ten, in. 3tmmer umber.
,,Sudit Du etrpas, Tan1en?"
Sic 1ab ibn eritaunt an. Srin6en? so
bate er tie nur einmal I'M 2eben 9enannt -
ais er Inn tire Sanb anbieIt.
Stein - bes beibt ia - Deinen ',euen
Srad!"
uDen Srad," antwortete er 5itternb, ufpos
sd min ibn aufbeben" iaste iie m0sI'di
-yDas 1T nidt n0tbig er banst i6on bort,
no er binsebOrt."
$50 ct binssbort?" frasts Irindsn iebr
erldroden.
rsaua ia," entsssnete sdnorps, uobsn int
Sdrant."
uMd, TO-" iprad lie unb atbmete f6tli6
auf = rim Sdrant! Sa, ia! gta, fomme
Beriiber gun, Sriibftiid, GottIieb; i'd babe nut
mod einen 4usenbIid unten gu tbun."
Dtit bieien Worten 9ins iie btnaus uno
nun ,uar bic Neibe bes 0ufatbmens an
S1norps.
gr sos iid pollitdnbis an unb wuroe babel
etruas rubiser = aber es tuar bic 9tube DOT
einem eeualtisen Sturn,. -
Meine 2eier fonnen iid 10 rnsefabr Senfsn,
,uas nun erfolste.
gia9 elmer PauIe Don faurt sebn Wslnuten
i9allte bic selIenbe Stimrne Der Sdnorpfn
tn einer Mrt ,inb @eiie bur9 bas 9aus, baf
ale Sniaifen beiielben eri6roden 5uiamnsei.:
liefen. Sic bate, ais ite ben seborgten Srad
suriidseben wollte, bas unsliid entoedt uni
seberbete ii9 uie cine &aienoe.
@nfanss periu6te S9norps iid gu pertbei
bisen nnb iie 5u berubisen, als er aber mad
uno nod aus ibren GeOen ben pollen 3uianl:
taenbans Der neutrality-suspicious. erfubr = als
ct borte, oab ct ben Srad oes 9ta6bars rui:
nirt bate ,nb ber ieinise fden lanSe uorbe,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-08
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Charles Astor Bristed and Miss
Bris,ed sail for Europe on the lsth of
April.
Mrs. Lander, the distinguished Amer
lean actress, is spending the winter in
Rome.
Hiram Fuller lie again Al the surface.
He 10 now forming in London an Amer.
can club, of which ladies may become
members.
Messrs. William Bowles, Stetson,
Keith and Sullivan, the minor members
of the firm of Bowles Brothers, are living
quietly at San Sebastian.
The Prince Of Lichtenstein wants 10
give refuge in his Principally to the
Jesuits and nuns driven from Germany.
but the Landtag won't sanction hi. dc.
sire.
Edmund Yates, the popular author,
is the guest Of Mr.. Franklin Philip, in
Washington City. Mr.. Yates returns to
England by the Calabris on the 18th Of
March.
The Washington Chronicle (Rev.
Mr.. Hsrlsn), speaking Of York's bribery
story. says upon its face it proved its
author guilty Of the most shameless lying
and duplicity for virtues sake" Amen /
The Wilmington IN. O. 'S.ar' tells
Of negro woman 10 that state who 10 li6
years old. Her son was married the
other day at the age of % 10 young wo.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-08

J. c. GILMORE Of Pope county insists on
continuing to explain through the pspers
Of his county that his mysterious disap-
pearance from home was caused by spell
Of forgetfulness. Let Clymore take hcart.
Illustrious examples are not wanting TO
prove that forsetfulness is sometimes char.
acteristic OF great minds. Let him read at
tentively the Credit Mobilier investiga-
tion and Its result, and he will find him.
self in good company and cease to apollo
gize for little transaction which shows
that his fellow-citizens overlooked Hrst-rate
material for q vice president.
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AN ENGLISH VIEW OF GREAT
AMERICANS,

Edmund Yates letter to the New York Her.
aid, March 49,
In inquire and face General Sheridan il
wonderfully like the First Napoleon in
bis younger days but his manner, unlike
that OF his prototype, 10 frank and hearty.
"Sheridan's Ride this morning has been
from Chicago, whence he has just arrived.
With him, bright, handsome and soldier.
like in bearing, 10 his chief Of staff, Colonel
Forsyth, whom the red skin warriors
know and fear, and another friend, keen,
blue.ayed, clear.headed ex.C Collector Tom
Murphy, who in office in New York never
allowed any man to do his duty. The
hearty geniality Of General Sheridan I
find repeated in General Sherman, whom
next visit, and who, In outward appear
ance, Is much more like tho typical
American, rs we picture him to ourselves.
AMERICAN VERSUS BRITISH OFFICERS.
Ono thing that must strike every En-
glishman coming to this country 10 the
ease with which men in high position are
approached, and the courtesy and afiabillty
which they display. A civilian attempt.
ing TO seek an interview with the DuLe Of
Cambridge, who occupied v similar posi-.
ton with US to that held by Gen. SHEER
man in this country, would probably be
either sent to n lnnatic asylum or be be-
headed on Tower hill for high treason. A
gentleman having business Ut our treasury
would probably never see anyone higher
in rank than q second-class clerk, whereas
this morning saw Mr.. Boutwell, seated
at his desk and engaged In an animated
business conversation, while scores of peo-
pie, not even making pretense Of having
any official communication 10 make 10
him, but were
MALE AND FEMALE LoAFERs,
Strol!ed at their ease through his apart
msnts, glared at him from the sofas on
which they had flung tbsmsslves in easy
attitudes, and passed loud criticisms upon
tho furniture and great wondermsnt ut
what tho monogram U. &. T. ID. worked
in the carpe. could possibly stand for.
Easy Of access, forsOothi What could
ave been the shock Of my preconceived
OF ons on the subject Of dignity when
my COM anio ne Il proceeded TO take me
I" the " hits house and Introduce mo 10
the PRESIDENT We found the ,teps of tho
VIII to ouse converted into the appear.
sncs OF dominoes by being dotted
~ o. With large number Of black
men, WAC were swarming all
sb ut Such verv black men d. essed in
solemn esit. Many were in white
Oh k,rf, ID looking additionally ludicrous
by the gravity Of Il or faces. I wse ire.
sistsbly reminded Of certain perform.
sncs Of the Christy minstrels, who, when
they arst came 10 London, sang . very
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che ALL IMPORTANT QUESTION

rHE ALL IMPORTANT QUESTION
The whole subject Of railroad and rail-
road monopolies is one of the most i'm.
portsnt, IL not the most important, now
before the people. 1t is one which cannot
be allowed to remain in abeyance, for
every day Of continued power in the
hands Of the monopolists, is q day in
which the burdens Of the people are null
tiplied and their chances to free them.
selves from oppression grow less. The
contest between the railroads and the peo-
pie in our own state is not drawn battle.
The late decision of the supreme court In
the Mclean county case has encouraged
the railroads to push the advantage gained
by them and make the most of it while /,
stands. The suits commenced in ,he
United States circuit court
against the parties who refused
to pay more than tho legal
fare on the Chicago and Alton road, show
what the people have to expect from these
corporations where they have the upper
hand. Meanwhile, the general assembly
is legislating slowly on the evils which az
fict the people. The time Of the session
grows short, but 1t is the imperative duty
of our Lawmakers, and tho state expects
it Of them, to take some measures to re.
strict the power Of the railroads TO op.
press the people, as speedily as possible.
The discussion of unimportant matters, or
OF those relating to particular localities,
should DO delayed, and delayed indef. =
nitely, if need be, to give place to earnest
and we'll considered action On one in which
the people of the state from Cairo to Du-
luth, arc alike interested.
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JONES, q member Of the Illinois house
objects to Mr. Casey's bill to build q sol.
diers' monument in the cemetery at Mound
City. Jones says the bill is intended to
build monument at a special locality,
and is not intended to servo the general
good Of the state. Jones is
large hearted patriot. For
Jones sake the state ought to build q
monument at "a general locality and SO
big that it could be seen all over Illinois.
But as this is impossible, nice little
monument in Jones special locality, for
him to feast his eyes on, might induce him
to withdraw his objections to the Mound
City monument.
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man Of 6S summers. II must have been
. ssd thing 70 the mother to 500 her son
take 20 important a step at so tender an
age.
1T now appears that Colfax was what
is called Nesbitts "hired man." in his 10.
teriering to obtain for Nesbitt an oxton-
tion OF his contract for stamped envelopes
without public competition. II the forty
second Congress had had few moro days
~ live what would have been left Of the
reputation Of tho great prevsricator of
South Bend2