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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-07-24
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VIM, FRENCH, Proprietor.
uTAvlN0 purchashed the business Of
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and secured their services, am prepsr.
ri TO stors aud forward promptly, OIL
frsishts aud cotton cousignod to my care
Mates Of storage in future will be u
Fifteen Cents psr barrel for treights.
Thirty.6vs Gents per bale loe Cotton.
WIN. FRENCH.
March 94-tf.
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-03-13
a Celestial Sensation
From the Sacrament Bee.


Bv the overland train another celestial
arrived from the east on his way to San
Francisco with white wife, and at
tracted much attention on account OF the
peculiar circumstances OF the case. The
Monaghan Is a small specimen of human
itv. about as pretty as 4 pedestrian at
the end of six days walk, while his
wife. on the contrary. Is a very pretty.
shapely and tall American women Of -
years OF age. In the party was the
mother Of the girl. thus showing that
thie benign child OF the tlowery kingdom
dues not hold that aversion to the typical
mothcr-in-law SO often and so forcihlv
expressed by the American press and
public The moon-eyed beauty answers
to the classical name of Lum Sing Loo,
and halls from Newark. y. J., where he
Is the agent of a rich company control
ling a very large capital. He intends to
remain on the coast but a short time,
combining business with pleasure, and
among the ingredients going to make up
the Inter he seems to consider cham
payne drinking n very strong one.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-03-13
Published February 26, 1880.
CHAPTER 40
BIENNIAL SESSIONS.
Full Text of the Bill as II Passed Both Houses OF
the Legislature.


Following IS the text OF the assembly
resolution introduced 10y Mr.. Troy re-
gurIiug biennial sessions, which was
coucurred in by the senate Thursday
evening:
Section 1. Resolved hy the assembly. the sen
ate concurIIng. That the following amendments
to the constitution of tins state ore hereby pro-
posed and adoptcd: Amend sections +, ). IL
and i Of article " of the constitution OF the
state Of Wisconsin, SO az 10 read a. follows:
Section I. Tie members of the assembly hall
he chosen hennialIy. by single districts. the
Tuesday following the first Monday III NOyen-
rer. after the adoption OF this amendment by
the qualified electors of the several districts TO
le bounded by county, precinct town or ward
lines, to consist OF contiguous territory, and be
III as compact form as practicable.
Section >. The senator's shall bC elected by
single districts OF convenient contiguous tenn
tory. once IN -four years. al the same and IL
the same manner as members If the assembly
are required Is be chosen. and no assembly dI~-
trIct shall lie divided in the formation Of n SEN
ats district The districts shall tie numt cred in
regular series, and the senators shall be chosen
separately from the odd and even numbered
districts. The senators elected after the adop-
ton Of th, amendment, shall go ont Of Office at
The expiration of three wears aItertEolr election.
and all senators thereafter elected shall hold
their office for term Of four years.
Section II. Tie legislature SHAH meet at the
seat of government at such TIM as shall to
provided by law, once III two years. and not
oftener. unless convened by the governor in
special session, and when so convened. no bust
ness shall be transacted except as Is necessary to
accomplish the special purpose for which Il was
convened.
Section IL Each member of the legislature
shall receive for his services for and during a
regular session. the sum Of 800. and ten cents
fol every mile lie shall travel in going TO the
place Of meeting Of the legislature. No addi-
tlonal compensation shall be received by or al
lowed to any member for such session, except
for mileage to be computed at the same rate a
a regular session. No newspapers, postage
stamps or other perquisites shall be allowed to
anv mcT.ber of either house.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-03-13
Ok the 10th ult. | baptized a boy, il

o. the 10th ult. baptized a boy, in
the parish church Of Stone, near Dart
ford, by the name Of Sou wester. His
parents were hawkers, passing through
the parish in "house on wheels, and
he was named after an uncle who had re-
ceived similar name from having been
born at sea during a sou'westerly gale.
In the church yard of Maypowder, Dor
set is a tombstone, conspicuously erect
ed, to the memory of Repentance, wife
Of So-and-so, who died within the last q
vears.- Votes md Queries
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EnustJulption uTpi,

AN Old pfyslcIan, retlrs1 Tom pTocINe 'I1.
placed in his hands 10y East India missionary tue l5r
nula OF simple vegetable remedy for the syeedy apf
permanent cure OF CONSUMPTION, Bronchitis oataIra
Asthma. and all Throat and Lung affections, also pos
tive ana radical cLre for Nervous Debility, ana n
Ner7ous Complaints, after having TESTED its wonder!
curative powers IN thousands ct has eit u u
duty to make it known to his suffering fellows Acti
ated hy this and drs 70 relieve human suffer
ing, VIII send free If charge To al VINO de=ire II '
1ecipe, German, French FnCtzh WitA tull dFec
tons for preparing and using. sent by mai ht ~
ing, with stamp. naming this paper, ". ". SHERAR
Is. EnEers. Ellck. RlcMester. =.
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:. Household Need.

treatment sent free. Including treatises upon
Liver Complaints, Torpid Liver Jaundice,
Bilousnc,s. Headache, Constipation, Dyspepsia,
Malaria, etc Address DR.. Sanford 1G2 Broad
wav New NOrl, CITY \ Y
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-03-13

II is said that butter a thousand
years old has been found in a peat bog
in ireland. But what's the use OF
going away over there for that brand OF
butter ?-LouiStitle Courier-.JDuyy,0t.
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HOW to Let We'll.

Which i answered III three words
Take Hop Bitters, Seoother column. :
ErPr.@$.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-03-13

WHEN exhausted by mental labor take
Kidnev-Wort to maintain healthy action
OF al organs
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-03-13

IARBR0UGH HOUSE,, Raleigh, y. c.
have used Or. Bulls Cough Syrup for my
children. servants and myself, and think it the
golden remedy Mrs DR.. BLACKWELL.
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How tn t,pt Sick,

Expos yourself dayand night; cat too
much without exercise; work TOO hard
without rest; doctor al the time; take
ali the vile nostrums advertised; and
lLall Won will Mant 10 know
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Daughters, Wives and Mothers.

ONE pair Of boots OF shoes can hc saved ever
wear By using Lyons Patent Heel Stilfeners.
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Remarkable Cure OfSCrOfulOus Face

WESTMINSTER, Conn, June 10, 1879.
Mr.. II. X. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-I can testify to the good effect Of your
MEDICINE. My little hoy had a scIofula sore break
out on his head large as q quarter II a dollar and
il went down his face from one ear to the ether
under hi neck, and wac one solid mass Of sore. Two
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him. Very respectfully,
MRS. q. Il. THATCHER
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Vegetine Cured His Daughter
CALILERsvILLE, Chiffon Ce.. Ala
fN-N

May IS, 1878.
Dear Sir-My daughter has been afflicted with
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i Of scrofulous dathcsi and, after having exhausted
my ekl and the most eminent physicians Of Selma l
at last rcsorted 10 the of your YFGETINE with
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I. l.. CALLER NJ D.
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~ siiiseG.

Sherman & Co., Marshall, Mich, want an
agent IN this county al once, at salary Of SLOT
per month and expenses paid. For full par
ticulars address as above.
Dr.. {. J.. SHOEMAKER, the well known auaI
surgeon Of Reading, Pa. offers to send by mail
free Of charge, valuable little book on deafness
and diseases NJ tie sar-spcciaiiy Oh running
ear aud catarrh. and their proper treatment
gi.ing references and testimonials that viii sat
isfy the most skcptical. Address rs above.
Nervous SCFFEKEHs.--A dose of Negetine
taken just before going to bed, viii ensure {
comfortable nights rest to the nervous sufferer
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Young Man Or Woman
SAp0N|FIER

l. the Original Concentrated Iye and Reliable Family
Soap Maker Directions accompany each Can Tor IN K
ing Hard. soft and Toilet soap quickly. II s full
weight and strength Ask yolr grocer Tor ~SPpNl-
FER. and take other.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-03-13

u At 81 provide lcr t3la compensation OF certain
"Gtlt'nll I'M tayeS u tla !..F- atllle for 1881
le people Of the st T. Ell Wisconsin reI resented in
-..e-e and eu.hls, 4 enact as follows:
ssett.is I. tn la8 ny additional employees Of
sg Ne. ate ana assembly. her toior eu uyed 1t The
s.'5 l-'u il-Vlt: Tor the senate. four commit
n Ell ta1. WASH room attendant. aLe
II r5'l. -tsalg,1-t. one gallery attendant, one
--., +. 10 three -ss or day ach, ana three mes
ols7 81 i've dollars Les dty. And fer the a.
,. 1--e g. at rael-l clerk and 1;sead4 NJ
.--f io-4s3 ana fifty cents ler day, two commit
All, IT ase.-aaL1. ae jan-tor At yarcu dollars per
t4 IKE SIC. tvs 3HHal# 4 iav bach
M tsL s-t.. - ~, = .-ll 3lr-
-.sa A' n -r agej. h"t lc
49, 4L4Ient IS rs. Ee.1-iat..rs
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-27
A Celebrated Musician.

Signor Carlo Mora, a most distinguish
ed pianist. of European reputation, and
only little over a year 10 this country, is
here in Rock Island on a flying visit.
Signor Mora is an italian by birth. and
has acquired fame in his line in the
principal cities of the old country, in which
he has also conducted concerts given by
the artists highest in the profession. as his
numerous testimonials undoubtedly show
This gentleman is the husband of the
famous csntatrice Madam Rudolph, who
is at present in Chicago.
Mr.. d. Roy Bowlby of w. W. Kimballs
branch store here. is trying to in
duce this celebrated musician to pay our
city another visit at an early date. when
Mr.. Bowlby will give concert in Har-
per's Theatre, to which number of spsc.
ial invitations will be issued, aud no one
will be admitted unless SO invited. It.
has bsen our good fortune to hear
Signor Mora 10 his rendition of several
pieces on the piano~forte. aud q rare
treat, is undoubtedly ahead for those who
will be fortunate enough to hear him.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-27
Decoration Day,

The Gazette Of this morning has the
following:
Bad feeling seems to exist between the
Rodman Rifles and the Moline companies.
At meeting on Tuesday night the Rifles
passed resolution not TO participate In
the ceremonies at Moline on decoration
day. They will turn out and assist 10 dec.
Grating the soldiers monument in the
morning. They will go to Moline only on
condition that the Moline companies come
to Rock Island 10 q body and assist in the
ceremony"
This is mistake-there is no i'll feeling
between tie companies-at least not 30
far as the Rifles are concerned. The
kodman Rifles voted not to go to Moline,
because the company thought it was
enough to put in half day at home.
without being obliged to devote the entire
day. 1t was unanimously agreed, how
ever. that if the Moline com panies came
to Rock Island in body. on Saturday
morning. the Rifles would 20 to Moline in
the afternoon-which is no more than fair.
The Rifles by devoting halt day to the
decoration of the county monument, fe 81
rs ii that were enough, but should the
Moline companies come here in the morn
Ing. they will 20 to Moline in the after
noon-otberwise they will not. This is
The whole matter in nutshell.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-27
Queen Esther,

The committee of ladies who so yigor
| ously took up the matter relative 10 the
repetition Of the sacred opera of Queen
Esther" on Saturday night, have been
vigorously continuing their efforts assisted
by some of the gentlemen of the society.
and are determined that q crowded house
will greet their efforts. and the formation
of musical society in Rock Island
become reality. AS stated the way,
certain persons have come forward and
aided the ladies, is worthy of com menda-
ton and viii do great deal to
helping on the project. sMr. Har-
per places the Theatre gratuitiously
at the disposal of the singers on Saturday
night and the newspaper and printing off
oes of The ARGUS, Union and Rock
Islander, will do the printing and adver :
Using for the same free of any charge
BiehFs band have also offered to play
selections between the acts and everybody
where charges would naturally come, has
agreed to do without com peusation, The
prices will be so cents for reserved seats
and 35 cents for general admission, while
children will be admitted for 25 cents,
The great desire on the part Of SO many
For repetition of the performance and
he low scale of prices should fill the house
70 overfowing.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-27

No wonder that family is panic strick-
en- when one OF its members is seized with
a violent cough. In this country from
lnfamm alton of the throat or lungs to CON
sumption or bronchitis, is but short step.
But mark, the terrible consumption
which follows neglected or maItreated
cough cannot by any possibility take place
1t "HALE's HONEY OF FOREGROUND AND
Tar" is promptly administered. This
grand specific Immediately quiets the
soon restored the infamed membranes
and tissues of the throat aud lungs to per-
iect soundness and vigor. Sold by
druggists everywhere at SO cents and ii
the large size being much the cheapest.
w. +. Peters,. Hoosick Falls, N. Y.
writes; i am selling large quantities of
HALE's HONEY OF HoREHoUNDAND Tar
and Pixies TOoTHACE DRoPs.'
PIKE's TooTHAoHE Drops CURE IN
ONE MINUTE.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-27
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

VITAL WEAKNESS Or DEPRESSION ,
weak exhausted feeling, no energy or cour
age; the result of MENTAL ovER-woRK
lEDIsCREToNs OR EXCEssEs, or some
drain upon the system. is always cured BY
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC No
Is. Ii tones up and invigorates the sys.
TEN. dispels the gloom and despondency
imparts strength and energy,-stops the
draIn and reJuvenates the entire man.
Been used twenty years with perfect sue
cess BY thousands. Sold by dealers.
Price, $40 per single vial. or $500 per
package of FIVE viaIs and 81. 90 vial of now.
der; Sent by mail on receipt of price.
Address HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC Me.
DIoINE COMPANY loo Fulton Street, N. Y.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-27
Lawrence Barrett.

The celebrated play of Riohelieu, vii
be performed this evening at Harper
Theatre, and the fact that Lawrence Bar
rett will represent the cardinal, should b,
enough to attract an immense audience
without any further comment. The sup
port of Mr.. Barrett is first class and the
way in which the play will be pat on the
stage will be in keeping with the grea,
actors reputation. The Kansas City
Times, speaking of MIR, Barrett says:
He is emotional and intense; his great
ness lies ia the suEchargs of feeling which
dominates his EXPRESSION. But this earn
estness IS controlled and supervised By a
high art. Probably no tragedian on our
stage today has SO much psthos as Bar
rett; his lines are usually rendered with
rapidity, and fire, yet in quiet scenes the
words How gently. He has no Iethareic
movements, every action burns a nerve,
each situation is informed with quick
Interpretation. No doubt such q style
sometimes renders secondary passages
with imperfect enunciation, but If this be
infault it was with the great Keau a fault.
too. Better that blemish, to our minds.
than the prolonged and exasperatinelv
modulated delivery of trifing and inconse-
quential lines, Barrett seizes the idea of
any given part. In any special section, aud
fills his mind with that-lets it possess his
thought. dominate his utterance, and 80
make it the soul of the speech: we are
carried along to the elimination, and are
kept by the very intelligence of the rendi-
tion from dwelling on the minor facts of
manner and elocution.
Reserved seats are for sale at Wylie &
McCune's. and those wishing to obtain
choice seats should not delay till the las,
moment, as there is every INDIGESTION Of
there being crowded house.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-27
River News.


/ The Red wing, will be down this evening
at o'clock
| The Belle Of La Crosse. up, left Buri
ington Mt $3.50 N, to-day will be up this
evening o'clock
The Clinton. due down Saturday morn.
ing.
The Minneapolis, due up Saturday
evening.
The Alex Kendall flowed down with
two deeply loaded barges of grain from
Dubuque for St. Louis.
| The Dan Hine passed up at / 80 to-day.
The B. f. Weaver. went down raft at
noon to-day.
The Louisville with raft went down at
s; 80 this morning.
The Maggie Rsaoey has an excursion
from Clinton to Dubuque to-day, aud
consequently did not come here.
The Florence No. 2 with tow of two
barges of ice came down yesterday after
noon, assisted by the Wild Boy. She went
back over the rapids after the remainder
of her tow.
AN AmVSiasA oAAAfC0 uUWu MORN
ing at $50. She had barge of Clayton
white sand from Iowa for the Rock Island
glass works.
The A. ReiIing with raft came down at
o'clock.
The Josephine is due up on Friday eve.
ming.
The Diamond 10 is due down on Satur-
day evening.
The Maggie Reaney, on Wednesday
towed an empty stone barge from the
Island to the Davenport landing.
The Helen Schulenburg went up az
4:2o A. N. to day, +
The Imperial went up at lo:45 A. M,
to-day.
The Josie, with four well loaded barges. !!
arrived down ut $40 yesterday afternoon. ]
Stage OF water at A. III. to-day 8.25.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-27
What is Needed.

This is an age Of commerce, and ours is
a commercial nation. Business talent is
in demand, The education that can serve
commercial ends and achieve prosperity is
the education most needed, The aim of
the Davenport Business College is to give
such preparatory education as shall in-
sure success in life.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-27

The annual review of the Fire Depart
ment to day was q fine one. The com
panies presented neat appearance. whilt
the apparatus Of. every company was II
splendid condition. The Wide Awaket
appeared ia new uniform, which locked
well and gave to the company very at.
traetive appearance.
The procession was the best In years and
the men seemed to vie with each other ia
presenting creditable appearance. The
Flow Works Brigade. with their trim hose
cart, handsomely painted and looking
clean as silver. attracted much favorable
comment Another feature was the new
Saw Mill Brigade; this company looked
we'll.
The Fire X ipgs of Davenport. in bran
new uniform, and pulling msgni6centiy
ornamented cart-the finest 10 that city,
were in line. and about 20 strong. The
cart is painted blue and is silver mounted.
the ornamentation being very handsome.
Assistant Foreman, John Hill was in
charge.
The procession was in charge of Chief
Engineer Johnston and Assistant Engineer
Ulan and the management was excellent.
The order of procession was as follows:
Chief Engineer Johnston. and Assistant
Engineer Ulam.
Bleuer's Brass Band.
Marshal. Miller and De putty Marshal
German. with Police Force.
Pho NIX Hose Co.-Foremau, Charles
Throop and 20 men.
Wide Awakes. No. 2-Foreman, Dan
HesIi and 81 men.
Third Ward Hose Co.-Foreman. BF.
Knox. and 20 men.
Fourth Ward Hose Co.-Foreman,
William Wright aud Is men.
Neptune Hose Co. No. 5-Foremsn
Chas Stroop and 20 men.
Biehrs Band
Piow Works Brigade. Foreman, John
La Franz and Is men.
Saw Mill brigade. Foreman, Wm.
Gathigan. and 20 men.
Fire Kings. (Davenport) in charge of
Assistant Foreman John Hill and Is men
The display was the best in years and is
very creditabie to Chief Johnston. Assis-
tant Ulam, and the foremen and men of
the whole department.
The line of march wasl the same as
already published in THE ARGUS and was
lined with people.
After the companies had ascend ied in
Market Square, Bleuer's Band, in charge
of Assistant Engineer Ulam, marched to
the foot of l8ths street and received the
Fire Kings of Davenport and returned to
the Square. Then Bleuer's Band marched
10 the city hail.. escorted Hon. Henry
Carse, mayer, and Aldermen Browne. |
Henry. ;Lundy. Spencer. Schmidt. Riuck, |
Reimers, Wsrnock and Gray to the square, |
where the annual inspection took place. |
The Mayor and scity officers were much |
pleased with the fine appearance of the |
men, and so expressed themselves. The |
fire Kings carriage came in for a share |
# attention, and we'll it..misht, for it is q
,eauty.
The companies without exception looked
veil, and arctic be complimented on their
pendid appearance. 1t is q credit to any
own to have a. well regulated Ere depart
aent. aud certainly Rock Island can claim
s efficient set Of men as any city of its
izs ia the state.
Tonight there will be grand ball at
Armory Hall, which will wind up the fes-
Ivities.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-27
Peraoual.

The Lawrence Barrett company are a,
the Harper House.
The Rev. y. w. Van Osdel will leave
town tomorrow TO be absent several
weeks.
Prof. Carl t. Gramm, of Peoria, . suc-
oessful teacher of German in that city.
paid HE ARGUS q visit to-day. He
thinks some Of locating in Rock Island. if
the held ia sufficiently inviting.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-27
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