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bis pent-up soul VI buf.tns on, two thrcadaro but
tons ho won't home and took n1csj light pleasant IT.
lin bint,er M cn1 rnrlf md rhe eAan 'N

his pent-up rouf bJ but.as Of two tbread,aro but
toni, ho won't hone and oof nts light, pleasant il
leg. Of tho ail number Il tho voSes family a 1ad
rhoy sro s isnmafal onnent 10 votsap apl senos mi mi
sacred ~ It woro to is memory. T}ioao oKn were not
sa py @ ssssos sz s:sss.
cal and ta hhort They wcro every kind Of legs that
could possibly end IN stago-rumla: -.
him. ilov iko Two stieks q fndI:r rub1er tose iosa
Ind ne.of ssn mora clamoGoa for css, and icga haI
played aucl fa1tassia tricks botoro high heaven
Il ha s Iii yosaa naa sa saes Il .asd s h e. q
tended ko open compassss Or llte N inverted r thus.
bed for tito Obvious consequences
I'm airaid Iyo done Il II last" sad Tho tall young
looking Bhastly - shcsti
= Dono what7r No asked.
soa,s n nj ~ n0e e yoss o
on and presently came of.
II wsnt up good my That lime" s.,d Mr.. vokos.
Tho ct s I'm getting fat md oan do the splits
What ts tho na.tsor, Nr. vokea ~ asked Ills report
III nm aftaiG tho crcv.sae won't stop abort Of my
back hatr,' he said. "Tha no1t time viii take Il
Ana .t tho shouts and ero,n,, and calls for more
1If shozldnt coma on again alfvc, my friend, giyo
II Only hops Il viii ieep W arasht up ths 'Ii spiasi
column
Mora frantic calls for "Hpllts.n
Shout let them put mo III Two coffins. !"
Tid ttporter pledged hia sacrod honor 10 ono
BacEopha8uG.
s.sss!s1 "a T:s: ss r.: t. y sf$ as .5 . 4
And tho tall yonng vokes went ID, did titd aspfits"
with immense sprlauas and thsn fell dead-wids
open-not split up 10 bis back hair, ~ bio had pro-
phetically told for tho crcvasse had run against Knot
In his spine and had taken slanh coming out under
bis arm-pis. 1t fearful sight to look upon ono
barbara fcl on tho right half md Luoy fc on the loft
helf andths others how'ea in anguish over hih head.
man to fall upon fell out Of bed and broke up nice
little case of rork and chscss ~ any American gem
tlcmau would Like to enjoy.
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~. -,
The names Of the loading artists in tho company
sto s Ms T. M@s Ssss % as::, 1.sss
fcnor. Flo Mari b.r,ons. aie- 1os..as1rt
baritone; Sig. Ronconi, buro; Sig. Royna
~ ~ - ,s 49,. ,1s,, -, ~ ,a,a.s Aux
Monday, Nov. 17-"La Fevorita" Pauline
1sss ao % L. sonpam5aa 6; s" ims S pI Murs-
ke saTest zz:n hossa p,,,,n.
Mms. A. Natall reata, T.mbsrllh, Mari, :s Rossi,
eorn' -,
-; InufaaaYn" Luo;n ~ tammofmoor' lima
~ h1u1sRa, IahnetnR, MARI, Aoyna.
~. g WlESiAWsa1. m NJ +.
rooonty built Mccormick Music Hall, proposes
istR ipat., With Wleniawski, tic ceIebr.tod
''0nn'As ns .no ,n,1n.1 aqadng s.a. coxornr
b. E M1a1H q tc COLLEGE ;ar ta
sc ooage oenoer pe psoe lot Tue a
I. Arc yeEum. Mozart
s"9S4s% %sissss sssssss ii? WOOD :ss1s:s5s
companiment). ." .. arende1ssohn
&. Concerto, q Minor with orchestra
nnstt sstato9paniEn1R; 9La1 Monde5sohn ysa
' ia. 1n % Alone .nsneaia sua
7. s. 40 3yort Thou in Mo oauld Dnas ~. ,Frans
9. Concerto. Cp. GO with orchestra accom-
o. 81 lBipeomiRt: oaa' S5.;i Do1laat ;niiis1
10. "dood Night. Beloved iquartettej. .Pinsu
nn,, IL t'a Hall, yor A.,
noon eouoert at Turuer + rue Hall Today ~ A' A'''
]. Overture to "1eatoequc Aubcr
Dream :Mendelssohn
3. "Le Potit Tanbour solo for violin. David
arin *"a ~ ,a'4.a ..'a Bach
g. "Goncert Overture oH.,,,,,...,.,.,..,,,.Jac n Jacoba
O. PotpouErl from Ycrdis Il Masked Ball .. UnRer
7. 7."Panacea Sounds Waltz '................. graAs
8. "Morfy All i Roand ou s@roits sranss
10. "Kaisar Qaadrille
In the evening, John Hand will hkyo = hanoat,
with the following programme:
l. Overture" Merry Wires Of Wlndsor". .Nicolsi
2, Flnafe to the third act OF 6lcilian Veapers Verdi
1. Enntaafa-"A Dream Of Young Mother n. .Lumby
VIA xither soto By 4lF. s. Etiin96r..
=. "MuBlcal Congress- Conrad
8. Oyerturo"Q Queen Of spades .suppe
A oonoort Mi ha lri1an ~ 3ia F;rst 17ont,st
~ oIgott nt etsoM ~ nv S.tes -Sat,saes
tnulo9 nY Tue cuoir' Oh Iuosaa3 eEaunB, NOV.
PART x1nsr.
!. Quartetto, ............,,,.,....... -
IIessrs. Raktr Sielbins Dorm and CiaEk
a. Piano solo. Observation-Disclosures. -
8. song-"I Long to sing".. .......... .Tschiroh
Mr a. T. Stsdhfs :.
l. song~-"Hhe is Mlnots ots,,,,,,,,,,,..,....... Krug
Afrs. c. 4. Uavens,
g. AIalo n,,artstto. .,.,:..,...,....-
1(sstrs Haker slebbi,,s Dorm and CLARK.
9, song-'sO FUR Dove o FOND Dove t"..... Ga.ty
Miss 4, Ro,nntts.
PART sEooNp.
%%t... +s~At- ~ n
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hlbited by Injunction. II is tho property Of
Knte nntemar, and 4 vnat amount Of labor md
epistolary exchange WIS necessary before any
arrangement could bcn,ado with tl,n ownor, ;Aa
high rrioo for iho privilege of ualng IT, It, and M hs
enterprise onght to 10 rewnrylcd. Lot 1t 10 u,1-
dorstooa what tho man dehorvcs. Wlat othor
manager has exhibited like enterprise Thoro
waa mado.to obtain IT. and Mr.. uooioy Is ti,o inst
to renow negotiations looking to itB ,,ro-
aontatton. Apart from thiS, 1t Is ad4
mitted TO- ba ono Of tho most intonso
Kato Dateman choBo to play Ia, Aa It il to he
mounted with tho eamo l{berality as Clouds"
and notod BY strong company, perhaps It viii
bring out fair houaen. Tho cast Fl as follows
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Tho crowds that asorlnod the orchestra Of tho
Academy on overy evening Of tho Vo1sos Fsni-
lya appearance can nttcst tho power of those
talented young persons to amuBe. Such IN on
Eagemout tho ACADEMY hAs not known bofofo,
nor Is 1t surprising. 1horo ia auol rolliokiuR
freshness about their fun that laughter is ire
Bi6ttblc. To sit down and look at them. and
give way to.the mirth OF tho hour, without anv
oHort to ciittoiBe or any thought &c to why you
iaught-that IL the way to 500 them. Don't
speculate as to whht Fred Yokes' 1oga .ra tnsdo
Or, Or how many Bubdrtluoua Joints ho
No. n Ms mnk0.hp, or. Of What ho is
aonees.iiy copetrdoted, 1r where he learned
his norEenso, o. anything o1ae, but simply watch
him and laugh. DON'T annoy yourself with
queries "a to Who&her Rosfna's merriment il
geuutno, whathor that exquisttoly molodious
laugh OF hers is nature or art simply thrill
laugh yourself. It is superGuous to say any
Ing IN everything, and so bubbles over with fun
s to leavo the expectation that, II SHE
had chance, bho would be Infinite
" more. funny. But they have gono
away aud taken our hearts aud our doilars
with them, and tomorrow evening hundreds of
strangers will DO holding their sidea iu some
other city, and thanking hoayon for that pros-
sure Of others against them which prevents tlem
from uttorly exploding. Everybody IL sorry they
have gone Away, aud hopoB thoy will soon ro-
turn. Meanwhile ohango comes ovcr the
spirit OF dramatic representations at the Aoad-
en1y. In tho midst Of laughter ne are in toars,
for Mira. B. g.. Ohanfrau appears in hor now
drama BY 9. ". Tayleure, entitled "a Woman's
Wrong Tho drama Ia said to bc q very power
ful ono, and lna boon very fAvorably noticed
Fto nouf1si ha1
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--whitened Bopnchrea.
For ! man te 20 to the opera is torture. tits
worse than Listening to sermons. for, in tho
ton or he'll Familiar phrasoB are used. No
man likes opera. Some pretend to do 80, and to
understand 1t, and aro thus enabled to rot places
ae musical crltica on papors. but In reality they
appahranceo, they wag their hoads from side to
side, and beat with thor fingers What they call
time, but they would givo tho world to be at
0hapin d Cores listening to the truly musical
out of bottle.
The first thought OF . man at an opera is, II
wihh were abod," md his second ia, IL wish I
could sleep In one Of these phairn." Whenever
otherwise perfect theatre about hundred Of
those adjustable railway chairs, In which ooan
manage to sleep with D reasonable degree of
comfort: fstffor :, They will he in groat demand by
tor man to get married, and have q family,
when the upshot OF 1t all is, that he will have to
take pow, buy his meals ut churcl-lunohea.
! tM ana then "a get opera tickets, and pay millinery
unsocal baoholorhood, and tonds to diminish the
population Of Chicago, The opera Ia tho fniah-
ing touch. It iB the last straw which III to break
US down. 1t ts worao than the payment Of In
terest.
30 It is no wonder that men will 60 into
mourning this morning aud refuse to bo COM
1orted, whtlo the women-folke, with their usual
IotstIhepesa, VII! begin to rejoice nud buy
fashion plates. There Ia beginning to be-
growing. feeling that writcrs Oh fashion eubiocta
should be hocomingly clothed, and comfortably
led and lo3ged. at tho expense Of tho public.
provided thoy will cease their demoralizipg lot.
tors. on!y !sst Sunday, ap1opos OF the opera
season, one OF them said "Who, among our
bovy Of fair girls, has not all evening dress or
reception costume Of silk, tarletan, or organdy?
ha1 shoad %eld b. - aSa q Merely that e.
SYa(, aud cashmere mantle for the Shoulders
{S7b), and that IL all.' One would hone ii was. ).
How people do spoak OF cashmere mantlcs an
II they wore shilling printa It 1nnkog =
fathes's blood run cold. Why not add diamond
necklace, and DO done with 1t?
but now for some facts Thora ca1no to town
tue other day, . gentleman with a most generous
stomach. rosy choeks, and wlliskers Of lie most
Improved Hattorn, who made tho formal t1oolara-
tion that tho war againbt our unhappy cjtizons
Was to be carried on with unrelenting vigor, For
esate anywhere down btairA ut MoVIukor'u aud
for those In tho two front rows OF tho first gal-
!ery, they a,o to be taxed $4i. for the others In
the first gallery %, aud fur those iu the upper
gallery, whore the hoaring is good, but tho ven
tllatiou is frghtful, and tie lack Of fashionable
company striking. fs2. For the grand cum Of %,
which will buy fos@7@ g!essea Of baos or enable
Que to travel twenty tines from Union Park to
T.enty-second at1oet, aud back again, ono can
sit 90 high up as to be on familiar terms with tho
chandelier, and see merely tho heads Of
W. people eAA tAs atsge. = Thla iQxerunnex
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tull.pagc picture after Lcjcunc, a French ar
fist called "Thc Blue Bird,' shows a be
witching young woman confined in a strong
tower to keep her from her lover, Mr. John
IIows, a New York artist, has full page
study Of "BrookSidc Willows,1 remarkable
for its faithful Interpretation OF nature and
minute detail, Mary \. IIallock gives a SO.
Cicty sketch called "Who is it?" Of two ladies
pccping down stairs to catch a glimps of the
man at the hall door, Dorc, the great French
artist furnishes two large pictures illustra.
ting the fairy tale Of the sleeping Beauty"
Peter Moran has a carefully drawn picture
called an "AmcriCan Farm Scene" which is
truthful and characteristic. There is also Il
fine picture of Emperor Charles V. and Tit
an" after Becker, which ilutratcs Il well
known historical event a Skye Terrier"
closes the grand list of illustrations for Sep
TENDER.
Besides all these valuable pictures, it must
be borne in mind that the literary merits Of
the -lldtne are of the highest, ordcr-quite up
to the other leading magazines.
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itallOIIS.

The September number opens with nice
whalcman'S story, telling of adventure in the
arctic regions, and Il wcllwrittcn sketch
about newspaper reporters contributed by
one of that useful profession, the celebrated
VI. Quad Of the Detroit Frec Press, most
promising young writer, whc served through
the war rs a soldier, has passed many months
in the Indian country as trapper and hunt
or, and now acts rs an editor In addition TO
all this is a wcllprepared paper on Brazil,
several beautiful stories, an extra good supply
of poetry, and among the latter is poem by
Miss MoSby OF Virginia, Il near relation ofthe
celebrated Colonel Mosby of guerrilla fame,
and the usual Illustrations and comic cuts
All the back numbers from January supplied
by the publishers, THoMEs & TALBOT, 80
Bromticld Street, Boston.
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For september is as good as any preceding
number, which is saying all we need to in its
favor 1t contains coincidence and Health :"
" How Long May we Liyc;' Practical
temperance "EXpcrcncc in WatcrCurc;'
Pre- Natal Influences ;""Discasc and its treat
mcnt;" "Nlturc rs. Civilizations" doctors
and Malt Liquors" In seasonable dishes,
under the head of the "HouSehold Depart.
mcnt," we have Instructions for the prepare
ton and use of tomatoes in various ways
peaches, pears, pums, Melons, etc; how to
remove fruit stains; canning corn; dcscrip-
ton Of Il distilling stove; and an unusual
amount of information in talks with cores
pondcnts. : r. Wells, $50 Broadway. Y. Y.
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We question whether anything finer has
yet been produced in the form OF "a magazine
in this country than the september Aldine.
Mr. \. f. Bunncr has series of three mag
nficcnt views in the Rocky Mountains. In
these days of Yellowstone expeditions and cI-
cursions t. this famous region, these pictures
possess unusual interest. \ full-pagc view o..
Clear Creek Canon. Rocky mountains, opens
upthc wonderful grandeur ofthoSe hidden sol
iludcs in Il way 10 make them seem real: =
large picture of the Snowy Range of the 81
ezra Madrc is wild, gloomy, and grand, while
Il sketch of the interior of the Rocky Noun
tains, gives one the impression that all the
world is made of mountains \ Charming
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vile, where she was arrested but discharged on
promising to show that town only her most VIZ
| tuous side.
Young man pointed Il pistol at the niue SON
of MI Gillogly of Tuscaloosa, justfo fun ana II
went off, severely wounding the ENID Inc
youth gracefully apologizcd,
A Connecticut paper announces that the Gen
cral Assembly, at its late session, very Wisely,
and after much deliberation, passed an act allo"
| ing anybody and everybody to catch fish III East
| Hampton pond through the ice each monte :" me
| year,
More people are fined at Ottawa for using
abusive and smutty language than in all the rest
of the Illinois towns put together. lhey ought
to become adept ut the busincss.-Stredt0r ffte
Press.
They don't think of inng anybody for such an
ohensc in Strcator, where such language is con.
sidered smart"
At Lafayette, Ind, last week, two couples ap'
piled to Il preacher to do job Of marrying al
wholesale rates, paying him scventy-fye cents
each Afterward they took double room at Il
hotel, which both parties occupied the remainder
of the day and the succeeding night III the
morning they took their breakfast at the nearest
grocery and set out for home. Its no wohdeF
that Lafayette people grow rich,
A New York telegram states that young
brides trowsers were recently conilscated by
the custom house authorities for non-paymcntoI
duties The authorities ought to be ashamed
of themselves. We should Ike TO see the clause
in the tariff law that taxes ladies' trousers. But
perhaps trousseau' was meant
A California paper tells about a boy climbing
a tomato vine to get away from mad dog To-
mato vines attain an enormous size in California,
and so do lies.
One Of the Siamesc twins was fined 80 for non
attendance on jury. His brother wouldn't
accompany him, and he declared he wouldn't 20
alone.
Detroit boy stood an umbrella with cord
tied to it, in public doorway. Eleven persons
thought that umbrella was theirs, and carried it
with them the length Of the string. They then
dropped 1t and went of without once looking
back or stopping to pick it up again.
You can shoot prairie chickens incorporated
the owners of the land will allow YOUTH.
And provided you can find any to shoot, and
provided you know how to shoot, and provided
a good many other things
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e., 1T,
becoming covered with lur ana WaIhlhg
about the room. II bothered mem very inu[I
by is prankS beng part OF thr 'iihr U'tlui
and sober culinary utcnalI anu paruy Il ms,
chicvous badger. Catching II "h" shutting
it up IN Il Don, lhry soiu 1t 10 uaN 'a .II3i
tinker tor trliic, thlhNlhS themselves WI
rid OF It, But me uhheT' 'housh so'cH
ahrightcd when ne iouhu WI'"' nalSa,n Nv
had gotten, Snrc"dIy put ms pt"iS"cu W'
kettle to good account. ne 'iaEcicu iaf anu
wide exhibiting his Woh"criui beast WHO"
diligently pcriorlht" on INC Slath''oPc'
Princes ana nopIeN came III 'liunSo " ~
his show ana so lie maze hlll.'c'i very ii ,.i
by his unique chtcrtaii'inch'' me IuCNi
tinker ana ms h'coHhpllS,lt'' aNet'lc '1i iliS'
lor'h adventures loi 'h' tT'', arr'! ,,',
I IT,r nmmrt, Icar ~ che heart of every
Enlish Speaking child.
Dr. Holland, the editor, grows eloquent
over Blauyclt's article in the August number
on Modern Skcptici,m" and urges a re,
perusa of it, closing lengthy editorial on the
subject with
1.-TWO things must come before skctcism
will be overthrown VIZ; lsl' a pcricct VII
iinEnesS 10 20 ,i,I ~" s,l" aionn ar,. ,nar
who i interested rs partisan. either for
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CARO- NOME


Hold the sca-shcllto thine ear,
And the murmur Of the wave
From its rosy depths mayst hear,
Like Il voice from out the grave
Calling thro' the night to thee,
Low and soft and far away,
From silent, distant shore,
Where is neither night nor day,
Nor the sound Of plying oar;
For all sleep beside that sea,
Low and soft, but constant still
For it murmurs cvcrmOrc
With steady, pulsing thrill,
OF the waves upon the shore,
And it tells nOught else TO thee.
Hold my heart up to thine ear,
And the one beloved name
Singing thro' its depths mayst hear,
And the song Is still the samc,
It's murmur from the sea-
From the great sea Of my love,
fur-rcaching, calm and wide,
Where nor storms nor tempests move,
Nor Gibbs the constant tide,
And the waves still sing of thee,
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4:GIc ..0Na ards.


Y it. WE T. -, Attorney AT Law, solicitor 10
DcldnO's Block. uavii '-S-Iy
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nICKEi, BOYLE * KiCHOLSON. Attorney.
- at Law, Leland BuShnels Block, La Sale street
Ottawa, Ills. marsha
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J. II. EICy. GEORGE " sIIpP X K. WAIpRIpGK
- ICE. S-'EIII' ~ WAiIkIID<,
IN Attorneys ~ Law Office in Glover q Cooks Rlock
over plmhlCh Grug store, Ottawa, Ills, apriyI3
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(IIA-. II. BRUSH, Attorney and CounseIur
y ~ Law. Otce-Room No. Post Once Block. Otta
wa. Illinois. nari'12
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w NJ. -. JACK SON. Attorney At Law and No.
'! tary Public Strrator, Illinois. apri'6s
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Bird BICKFORD. T. BOWKN. NJ r yorosyY
KlCKFoRD, BOWEN " MOLOSEY, Attor-
- news and COunhellO- at Law, No. Court street VII
promptly and diligently attend TO all business entrusted L.
their care. ,nrIg'Tl
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GEO. W. " BLAKE. JAMES OpoSNKLL.
a Il - ~ o'DONN ELL. Attorneys at
ID Law. Collecting and conyeyaucing promptly attended
to. once In Rrddck's Block Ottawa fliS. deC1'72-ly
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u, y. JONES. l.. W. BREWER.
IcS 49, ~ IsIt CIV ICIt, Attorneys and COuu.
y sellers AZ Law, Ottawa. Ms Once, Rooms Nos q D.
second floor, Metropolitan Block. Octlg'T1
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RU-u YELL ~ null. Attorneys at Law
- Once In the Leland Il Bushnell block, Burke 4
Heenan's store, west of Court House. Ottawa H. decli
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- T.. LINCoTIN, Attorney at Law. Office m
d. Nattingers Block OF La sale and Main streets
with Mayo Widmer, Ottawa, lll.. junl,lS12
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My grandson aud great namesakc,
Equal To mc in power and state,
Nouchsafe my child hearing,
And bt, like m.ty. wrrlf"

The portrait was presented 10 the king
The people talked more and more of her
They were certain that she would soon be set
free and some went so far as To say that She
was already. and asked the warden OF the
tower al what hour lac had released her She
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-02
ALaat Kick.

MI William Quinn has = long article in the
C0m"'eTctaR in which he hopes 10 deceive those
who read his Inistatements into believing them
Mr.. Quinn has, with the beIp Of Republicans in
the City Council, put this city into debt Of $685.
900 or $4,000 for what Is termed q city hospital,
which the only paper of that party that approves
of the purchase Of the buildings therefor, says
was ''HOt mecessayy" and ''nOt demanded"
Mr., Quinn refers TO Col Finegan and says that
gentleman favored "city hospital" Col. Fine
gan was opposed 10 the purchase Of the buildings
and was in favcr OF furnishing sthe Wilmington
Hospital Society with lot, costing, a. Mr.. Quinn
says, from six to ten thousand dollars but the So
cety was to build on it at their own expense, and
pay all the cost Of running the hospital the ply
SielanF, who were members OF the Society, guar
anteeing its success and charging nothing for al
tendance. II the Society failed to keep up the
hospital the buildings and grounds to revert to the
city. This effort Of bsnsVOlSnee, Mr.. Quinn and
his Republican helpers have the merit Of destroy
ing and giving the city instead an Institution that
will cost $4,000 year to keep up, and run the
city into debt about $1,000 in ten yOars. This
is what Mr.. Quinn's city hospital place means to
do. Hs a political abortion. Mr.. Quinn isdOubt-
less brave man and logical writer but it takes
q brave man to look HE fellows in tho face after
citing the names of Messrs Baker and FsbiRer,
Who opposed the bill, and saying they "voted
GJajRst a." and in about the next breath adds:
The truth OF the matter is there are only Two
classes Of our citizens why are opposed to the in
stituton. The first is composed OF people like the
s1tor Of the Gasette who will not need a hospital
aud think 1t unnecessary and the other, Of people
who had lots to SELL"
We think Mr.. @ will admit that there seems to
be . lie somewhere, unless Messrs. Baker and Fs-
bigger "had lots to SELL"
The last named gentlemen pointed to good lots
the city owned already. Poor Mr. Quinn, he has
been robbed Of Ais laursls BY his own hand He
has dread OF the palace on the hill We hop.
be may never be sent there; but it is far better
place than the Oo-called "clty hospital"