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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-29

respect, a noticeable change not only is
he more cheerful and hopeful, but his will
has recovered the power of sustained eff
fort, and is now cooperating with all the
vital energies in the struggle of the whole
being for life. The condition of the stom-
ach as far as ability to take food is con-
cerned, is good. and think there is fur
ther slight improvement in the process of
assimilation and nutrition. He has swal
lowed to-day more than thirty ounces of
liquid nourishment, consisting chiefly of
beef juice, milk and milk porridge, and
had also two nutritive enemata This
food is entirely adequate, if properly as
simulated.
EVERYTHING DOING WELL.
MIDNIGHT. an interview with an
Associated Press reporter tonight, DIR.
Bliss said the President has taken plenty of
nourishment; more than any day for some
time, and has shown relish for it. His
stomach digests all we give him, with no
more sign of nausea than you or | feel af-
ter eating. His stomach is in good condi-
ton, and he viii build up from now on.
He is now able to take food enough to
impart strength to his system. / regard the
blood poison as now eliminated He is now
suffering from the sequel of poisoning; but
] am satisfied the poisoning has been
thrown off The bullet wound to-day shows
some signs of granulation, for the first time
in three days. Very bad condition of blood;
but now as the blood purifies, it will
heal" Bliss, by no means, regards the
patient out of danger, but is positive in the
opinion that this improvement has set in,
not as mere fluctuation.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-29

Medical Institute in Vest
vicinity
remarkable success of her medicines give the following
a
ST. .PAU1.M July .1so
it o
placed before hoping that they also and be induced ana be hl
Of t had but little sS The
for had seo9t
an my
m r discovery application the human system for the certain removal
N,Iowa.f nj 1sh1su
ms De MADAM fee P
med to
enjoy good eah and can eer Recommend The public
I'd
Ms Dr. Madam: feel who %
child
IL Aphl1Z @7s
rdrc,nn
For hundreds more call on address Mrs. DR.. Keck
Gil BRADY STREET, DAVENPORT, IOWA
IN
ys2 m
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-29


who was in the sick room the greater part
of last night, says the President passed a
good night sleeping most of the time.
His sleep was more natural than any night
during the past week. During the inter
walls of wakefulness, his mind was perfect
ly clear. Once, about two a. m, when he
awoke, and while taking some nourish-
ment, he remarked to DR.. Boynton, evil
dently referring to his several relapses,
81 wonder how many more sta
tions l will have to stop at :"
DR.. Boynton says the President looks
better and feels better this morning. The
DR.. hope is strengthened owing to the
fact that the President has held his own
through another day and night. He will
feel content and satisfied with continuance
of this stationary period for a few days.
after that he hopes work of repairs and
recuperatlon win commence. At this hour
surgeons report condition of the President
quite as favorable as at the morning ex
animation.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-29
DOING NICELY.

II a. m-At the morning dressing of the
Presidents wound, the parotid swelling
was found to have sensibly diminished in
size since yesterday morning. There had
been a plentiful discharge of pus during
the night from the openings. Another vel
low spot was discovered on the side of the
face this morning, which when pricked
permitted free discharge of pus from
another pus pocket. The wound in the
body was found to be doing well. 1t still
continues to discharge freely. The char
acter of the discharge has not materially
changed since yesterday, but is thicker and
healthier than few days ago. While
dressing and cleansing the wound the
cleansing catheter entered to depth OF
fully twelve inches
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-29
NOON BULLETIN.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, 1880 a. m.-At
morning dressing of the President an ad-
ditional point of supperation was recog-
nized in the swollen face which being in
cised gave exit to some healthy looking
pus the other openings on exterior of swell
ling are likewise discharging, but though
less tense the tumefaction has not materi-
ally diminished in size. Nothing new has
been observed in the condition of the
wound The usual daily rise Of tempera-
ture has not yet occurred, and general CEN
ditionhas not materially changed since morn
ing Pulse 106, temperature 96.6, respira-
tion 49,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-29


OF
o
remarkable of her medicines give the folowng
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-29

D. w. BLISS,
]. K. WOODWARD,
]. j. BARNES,
ROBT. REYBURN.
D. H. AGNEw.
T. III. HAMILTON.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-29

Sold in Rock Island by T. FL. Thomas, Otto
Grogan, C. speidel and Harper House Drug Store
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-12-24


south Pioneer 60 are making adobes 70
use 10 putting % heir niaebsneFy over tbe
nsn shaft ore 6ist brought ID from he
drift being run north ~ lie vein Essays
s276 per sou.
The Howard mine IS the bopie Of inser-
ess among lie miners. who are loud ID
:slsir praise q tie mine 4 drift las becn
run sbon distance % shs neu discovery
il bonom 81 shafl 50 feet deep The ore
is IS rich As any produced from tie mine.
The nesr future q these no mines Is that
q dividend pairing propertts
Tie Mack Morris shipped on Deeem Der
account over 81 900, ana viii On abe 2ssh
inst SHIP nine bars more. making for the
monsh So, coo aud ill also slip 5000
worth 81 concentrations
Msssrs. skinner s Allen are working
some men en- the Dandoua nine. an ex-
ttusiop Of the Irene. aud with excellent
results They arr now down IS feet IL q
shafg thai is sunk On tie yein. Tie ORE
across the breass ii tie haft-four feet
averages so per ton. The sein Is bold
strong one, running lrom 70 10 % feet
side. aid Is timetable foT long dissance.
Il rises On the Silver Yail. tic neat clslm
northeast. and alse On tie Irene. u a con
Siderable heighf shove tlH: ground. The
vein is eoaAtct Que Considerable WORK
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-12-24

tranSes n 1iebe sho4id NOD neglect
SesEag ~ Hs ane easAnel p y 4.
T;sas baAk 4 efitical examinatioa Ct
the same VIII give them 3 hester idea Of
TIE miueral wealth Of our camp illar By
i months prospecting on Tire hills
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-12-24

III &. Q kennedy aud John p Bar
fgssss haze JUS repirned from Yisis TO ~
New 1sepseJ District situate few miles
south d lkiveFsl@e They bring some
NICE looking specimens 81 coppr ore.
aud ssy Ihe Lodges ase iarge aud give esi-
dences OF pcrmaneney There aFs bu1 3
few prospeciors ID The district IS jet
Those already there have LAID out toRn
siie- named tlAe town Repseys ard the
principal theroughiars Red Dog Ave
nsse Outside of tie copper ieslges. TIERS
are u ibis district, Immense Iedges giving
fair asssys, from tie cropping. in gold
ausi silver, and il the opiuion Of hose
who have visited tle camp that Tiers Is a
bright future for Repsey District.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-12-24

sitting. 81 the Sect 81 the Old Year IS
Sc sakiei:i for tie lecture next SUNDAY
evening 4 The b F. Church Tie ssslA
iect * a prolific 5ne, AID when enlarged
npQn, IS i most eertainly Will pc - OUT
siocuent divine. Mf Calfee. We feel as
sured Of Al intel ctual treat
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-12-24

Samuel Sand Dollar mine, on Mineral
(:seel. is opening laTge and showing q
large qualaity sof more han average ore.
The VEN. II twenty feel. IS fouF and hall
fest wide. carbonate ere having slate On
one side and sreaite Ga the other
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-12-24

P r Tuliy candidate for tie Any
crafty Of Tucst We have known him
ultimately and vel for eighteen years
md from our k3oxiedgc q his anbend-
ing iategrity and great executive ability
Ne are Tree to 81 that MS election o that
position wogld l-ose of uncalNulable ben
eal % that ancilAl pueblo
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-12-24

Our artist. Cicero esrsme, Is nov p
0iebe and fully prepared s. dc good work.
Ts feel warranted il saying shas those
Ebo pattonize hE4a VIII g entirely satis.
eed uish their pictures
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-12-24

Johu Fl. Hise, with his father arc
ollieT. viii arrive ID Globe tomorron
4rerinr. Thev come VIA Camp Thomas
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-12-24

Indians & San Carries Happy Scouts
aeusy uniformed Ut. 7angtairu IN
barge d che Agency dOriEg Tie absences
sf TitEzny
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-12-24

Our merchant generally have their
stores stuffed fall Of goods, and bat few.
Of them are insured. Tie idea Of ware
house has suggested iiself, and We now
recommend thal one for tbe aee9muodas
lion Of all should be built where surplus
goods could Sc stored free from danger
II Gre and remote from other build
ings.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-12-24

Go @ the Daguerrean Gallery ard have
Crime catch Tie shadow ere lie substance
fades We have been there ID order %
satisfy an inofainaie desire q oar girl to
have 4 similHude g her prospective aiiiai-
81 face. We saw Tie negative, but found
Is 100 rough. too f@ll Of wrinkles 10 rem.
der our election sure, and consequently
We bud il sd toned IS 70 convey lbe idea
that we we're much younger than Cur
years indicases, and as We are 70 be mar
ried ~ Telegraph bere IS 20 danger that
The Iighsniag wi uudeeeive her GTimes
sired age Give bim call sad pay him
FOR arsalng bead upon you, and pFeseaf-
ing Yep either cid 81 geung, grave Or gay
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-12-24
LETTER LIST.


Persons calling fof tie aboYe letters
viii please Say advertised
NE SPENCE. F Fl
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-12-24

Kitten being circulated asking
ointment Of John n Eidy Tor
d Athena
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-12-24

Timolb, o. Howe Of Wisconsin,, bss
been eonfrBedby The Senate ior Posi-
fnahfer.(5 e0erai
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-12-24

Blaiue accepted and viii deliver The
e0loes ugor Garael1 before ste aee
and Senate IN Tie forthcoming memorial
services
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-12-24

Several families vii haye Christina
trees Tie one the ehafeh, We are %
formed. IS especially l''isa1sa g hpla
good lbinss fer she nnadaf school thil
dsen and sseh other pelsons Who choose
toaFal themselves Dl lbc oppeannlty q
piaeing their gifa thereon g he given
10 designated persons AZ are cordially
invited 70 be present
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-12-24
appe.in. Post
Nsaefal Hill

.aoIpp ARABS. WIN MAS eeen conpos-
ID this of1ee for oges two Feafs, iest
San Francisco 0n the Both
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-12-24

ais art inez MAS shocked oat Ct
IS 100 gtiy revolving nindiaas.
~ earfies Bis arm in sling
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-12-24

IS, aud ret our former cofs-
Boss was de nan whose
nc 81 sieilanses shipped al
rornia Gi4fict, few weeks ago
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-12-24

Chapel s Ahepley y
pounds assorted candy
assortment q nuts
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-12-24

The Southern RHeiilf
ing a road from Mafico
a point north iasi Wf
not iafoFmea
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-12-24

and 1ltt atas&rs AiiQAed iel
ss. Together aHt lnteet o. t1e
ans0unt 8 saia laesat u eattf e1 81 ts1es
z11l day IS oep1etnaes - 1854 tts
sais cate Al fhe rate 81 len ~ eeat er
ANNA fe<efker al1n coa.s 3. ail4 ~
ny costs.
Witness ms haad lhis l5ta ag q 9ec
ber III 1851 ~. ". ~ y dAf.
ee 17-St saerid, Ola 9unt3 4
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-12-24

The NN 4k etcre gives extra ia
aseemenls femp cssb eusiomeFs
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-12-24

BIB TIE Meibodis. paFsonaee
fnr sale nalel q sbtss feeling them
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1881-04-14
Apples as Food.

Vrrv fn,v nrnh,Llv understand thc
rutritivn v,lun and thn radical urou,1.
ties or gonJ annlcs In hnvr rbnp tl,r
most valnphIe thry must Inc rotrr ~,
rnoJ os nart or the mr,lg not ,tuinld
norh,ma lost this nst meal m, hnrh
shonld hc foo heavy The fact lbal
some bovc snhsistrL on rr1,its for , con.
sidorahle timc indicotrs that thry have
- vital ronrishmnnt mot vet onnrSci,fnI
hv tLr chemist This is - slanlr really
tIe most valuable in uso among MS
more valuable in sickness than any of
the forrign rruits most of which save
the Irieirmnst Ln nlurkrI brrnra thry
ara rine in n,Ir, ,n roach us Lnforn
Jrcayino And sinrr These may he
kent for most of fine vnor IN, tiil ,ba
narlv heries r,n Ina obtained WE NAV
infer thot if hns a far wider rance and
mora extensive uSe ,hon sIch rs seem
IN ha intended for a temporary or
medical usc nc one of the means of
nroventin@ rorestrIIinr and aiding in
the cura nf SIMMER or hot weather nil.
ments
M ol,,,., ,I,o.o ,I,, u,,,t ,nIunIIo iho,,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1881-04-14
Who He Was.

One of the bOokkeepers for Detroit
lumber firm was recently sent to the
north woods to transact some business
for his employers. He is a man of
good mind and strong limb, and has
hung about gymnasiums long enough
to work up his muscle and understand
how to strike from the shoulder. He
reached camp belonging to another
firm Just at noon one day, and all but
one Of the loggers gave him a hearty
welcome. This one seemed out of
sorts and bent on mischief. After
throwing out repeated slurs and insults
he boldly said:
stranger, I've been aching for a
whole week past to put somebody in
my vest pocket
This was turned off in Il pleasant
manner, but the logger persisted:
"lve got great hankering to play
pitch and toss with you, and if you
don't run before | finish my dinner I'm
going to heavc you over the shanty u
few times"
The Detroiter didn't run worth Il
cent. When he saw that fuss was
inevitable he removed his watch and
pin, shed his 0vercoat and was in first
rate trim when the logger got ready to
heayc away. As the bully came for
ward he was neatly Knocked down.
He got up with Il grin and went down
again. The third time he got up and
sat down on Il log to collect his ideas,
and when they had returned to him he
carefully approached the Dctroiter and
said:
"Mebbc you are Presidin' Elder
mo"
Regular prelchcr?'
no"
Circuit rider?'
NO"
Tract distlibutor?'
"NO; am bOOkkeeper in the employ
Of Lath Il Single of Detlo oit."
"Put it thar" said the man as he
hel out his hand. "Im all bluff and
no fight, but | took you for some sort
Of a preacher, and | thought | might
wallop you and stand solid with the
boys. Say, will you do me a favor:"
"Ycs."
"All right. Fin going to tell the
boys that you are Tom Sayers, and
don't you deny it. Carrying two black
eyes around this camp for the next
fortnight will he grief enough for me
to stagger under, LET alone any one
knowing that got 'em from a man
wearing q billed shirt and a clean col
Elr'
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1881-04-14
THE PINNACLE OF PROSPERITY.
Unexpected Increase of Business as
Compared With Last Year.

mi " 'r w -, -. . :.
me NeM ,oo@ ,, iolh l. upilo Sase, ,,,;,I ~
MarCll' looo' tllele was "li eA'iaotuiil, IL,
any iesel Vi speGula''oIl III ioIuolS t DO DO
wen as III scculi'lcs' 'iic Miiu1st 1S-S Si'iI ~
tne country mas seen slhee l9'- Ioot
Reached iIs cl'llllIllasio,' II, Mattel 20 ,
business was letalueu tllousllouV V,io
country Dy series Vi SlollliS Vi lLoous'
anu '.ic oGs'l'otlo'i @ " @ tl".ei VI vi"l'o- '
pol'a'ioii ~ sunny neSTgiI' a'''ep '''lo N'o
oeyoii't oil pleccueii'. ieV tilo Noiul,ie ionr
ol BUSINESS was Sreater nSn Ill Hiaicii' 1901
v1aii III eiarcl' looo' py lo'- pei ctILV nv
"a part oi 'llS ilictease was uuc 70 t,e
speculatiNe acIlSlvy mere e"lly III .' .IIc
month"; puG eHc,iailSeS aI IWeli'y-Cwo
CUES OUTSIDE oi Ne, New ork were I . great . M
CT III Marcn, 1901, py aDouv 90 per
cent anu tlllS hoVwi'liS'"I'"lls d uc-
cilile ol 10 per ccilC Ill llit "'ei"Se
price Oh COTTON lor inc l'ioiiIu' Slilce
March, looV' Oh ~ per cent Ill tIlc aE-
e[age price VI 'lout' per cgl!y III III
the average price OIL WheaV' ana per
cent III the average price Oh petroleum.
anu lli,.cll IatSer Propor'Io'' Ill many
manufactured proiucIS' among WHEN
IRON may OeeSpeciaIiy mentioned nc
decline mas Deeh aooUI 20 per cent III
manufactured iioh' anu "oouI ~ per
cent Ill S'eel ra,iS' l'orN l'Iou'!ctS il'te
| Deeil aootI 2o per GehI hiSlier III
March, lool' Vllah Ill March, lo9o' D"C
scarCely any oIlier Important Ci''a' ol
arllcieS SHOWS aii au'"lIre' anu S'N''r
storms nave cut doWil lle hlSii.S III
onicaSo anu MllWa'hee' anu alleI'Gi
olller cues Ill IL less ueSrec' DIV o'i'y
iiVe report SilIiier exchanges 'hh
thoSe OF MarcIl 1851 "heil tiie '0A
IN business was at It's htiS", ne
amount OF exchanges poth ioF t'''
month ana lor the quarter ell''IllE
Mafcn 81, III tWenty-Il'ree cilleS was
?o,o0o.ofo 20 lor March anu Flnoo'',
t2o'93I lOr thc quarter: ou'Slue Oh Oh
New lork llcy were SL,iut,2io'otV
lor N'arch ana S2'''t'rl "'o' lor
thc quarter Inc exchanges ior
thc quarter lar exceed lhoSc ol any
previous quarter OIL rVr'i''' puI oiily
because OF tie enormous transactions
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1881-04-14
OYSTER Divers in India.

A writer upon India and its affairs
writes in the Boston Bulletin: Most of
the divers are trained to their business
from childhood. They enter the water,
as u general thing, unarmed and entire
ly naked, having only net bag around
their necks in which to put their oys-
ters. One minute and half to three
minutes is the usual length of time
which they remain beneath the sur
face. The men are paid according to
the number of oysters which they
catch, they in some cases receiving a
certain sum of money and in Others a
certain percentage of the unopened
oysters. This latter arrangement usu-
ally pays them best in the end, but they,
poor things, prefer to receive a definite
amount, even though it may be but a
pittance, rather than run the risk of re-
ceiving larger sum with the possibil-
ity Of receiving nothing,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1881-04-14
A Vast Machinery,

rhr postal service of the United
States has grown from Il thing of com
parativr inSignilicamce half Il century
ago to government machinery the like
of which no country ever before pro
duccd. Within the life Of many people
now living we counted our mail lOutes
by few thousands of miles, and the
the service was less than weekly over
only very few of them. We have
now Il daily mail service over much
more than hundred thousand miles.
1t seems but Il short time ago when a
postal estimate for $j,OOO,OOO a year
startled the most eXtravagant politi'
clans. The estimates now are for Ovel
$4O,0OO,00O The report of the late
postmaster-general shows that from
1850 to 1860 the expenditures of the
department were but little over $l05,.
900, 900, Uran average of $l0,5OO,O0O a
year; the receipts averaging but &c..
100000, or 35I per cent. less than the
expenditures. The actual deficiency
was then nearly as much yearly as
now, when the expenses are three
times as great and the service twenty
times as comprehensive. The receipts
from 1870 to 1880 were S2S7 100000
against $3l6,77S,0 900 expenditures, The
average deficiency was less than 3d.,
900, 900 a year. From 1858 to 1861 the
receipts were II per cent. below the
expenses. But for the three years end
ing June 30, 1880, the difference was
only / per cent. the deficiency being
less than $4,000,000 u year. Yet this
was an era of the greatest amount Of
service--compared with the first
named, as 4 to |. 1t appears that, as
the machinery enlargcs the per cent. Of
deficiency diminishes. In 1860 it waS
423 per cent; in 1880, but "a per cent
At the same time, too, the cost to the
people who use the mails for the trans
pOrtation Of letters, papers, packages
has been wonderfully reduced. Twen
ty years ago it cost 10 cents to send 6
letter 5000 miles. Now the uniform
charge is 3 cents, and on papers and
packages there has been as great a re
duction. The thieving part of the de
partment is the "star" route service
This means all other than railway and
steamer routes. That is to say, service
in remote corners of the country by
stage or horse carriage. 1t has beer
calculated that by means of fraudulent
contracts and official compounding
with contractors, these star route rings
have plundered the government annu
ally for the last ten years to the extent
of a million and half year. Wher
the department shall have succeeded
in the abatement of this nuisance, and
after the outlying territories and settle
ments shall have become more densely
peopled, we may confidently expec,
that tho revenue Of the postal service
of the United States will equal tht
total costs OF it, vast as they are be
coming, " '-'
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1881-04-14
a Revised Webster.

"rn tI'Nl rn wasp.
Necessity y, A female who has
blessed the world with u number of
useful children.
Neck-n. OF a society lady, means
half way down to the waist.
Neighbour Food for scandal.
Neyer-adv. Generallymcms hard
ly ever
Newspaper n. a publication in
which the affairs Of the nation are set
tied by men who frequently can't settle
their own wash bills.
Nicc-adi. See naughty.
Nomishmcnt--n. Formerly bread
now whisky, tobacco and beer.
Nuptuals IL. The prologue to a
cOmedy-tragedy drama.
Pardon--n. A punishment inflicted
ON American criminals.
Parson-n. A shepherd who is fire.
quently more interested in Mary than
in the little lambs,
Pathology. The science which
teaches how to tell man that he has
stomach ache, after he has told you he
has pain in his stomach.
/ People-n. An insignificant section
Of the American political machine, who
are allowed to vote to keep them in
good humor, after the politicians have
chosen their rulers for them.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1881-04-14
Invocation to the BondhoIder.

The ComnlOncr.
The following which we first wrote
and published five years ago, is SO eX-
pressive both of the servile fawning OF
the one class of people and the inso-
lence of another, that we feel that we
cannot give anything better. 1t is es-
pecially apropos to the dictatorial spir.
it lately manifested by the national
banks.
o, thou Mighty Bondholder: Thou
art God of our lords, our lawmakers
Thou dost make and mmake Legisla-
tors, Presidents and Courts! Thou
rulest in the synagogues of men where
they are won't to assemble weekly to
pour out their praises to the Most High,
and Thou dost dictate the quality of
the worship and the homilies therein
uttered. In every avenue of society
pervades Thy Presence, and with the
blast from Thy icy breath Thou dost
send thousands down into darkness
and death! Want, famine and death
follow swift after Thee, and Thy track
is streWn with the wrecksOf broken for