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succt' by NIohaus, Of Poora, to punish tho sell.
Ing af coal and other products by
FRAUDULENT TICKETS OF WEIGHT,
"erp advanced to third reading Without debate.
A blu offered by liz. 1lilt, OF Bloomington, to
compel tho ltncFant kilf.or.cure felows to pay
monthly license OF e100 to tho state hoard OF
Health, brought its author 10 hIa foot With a
abatement Of tho wrongs inflicted by these
Qnacks upon the human raco. In winding up,
he announced that be had lcttci In h!a posses-
sion which charged these 1pan with having q
lawyer In tho House, whose pockets ~crc
WILL FILLED WITH rEcUS1AIlY ARGUMENTS
for the bene.t OF the members.
There was chotua OF demands to know who
u1ade such charRo Tho Doctor explained that
he didn't make II himself, but that 1t cana
frhtn s0rnotk90y who claimed to know.
Jtc Mann and Scxton advocated the passage
Of the Inv aud bare down On the
"DErILs IN HUMAN s11ArEn
who pFacttccd OH the weakness and inoreiuI[ty
Of ther Fellows.
The bill wus rnally ordered cusrosscd for
A bi introduced by Hnsts, at Cook, to correct
verbal error In tho act In regard to Judgments
aud docrecs, and tho manner Of confirming tho
same, went to third reading, without any
fuss.
TO PREVENT TIE DESIGNATION or THE
sAnuArlI.
bill was introduced Ny Mr.. Morgan, tho vcn-
erablc baptist minister from Moultrc. to pre-
| vent tho Dissertation Of tho Sabbath, and moro
especially 10 prevent horse-raclng. cock fight
th1n.- ~, sha t.as ~. W. ~ ~ wv 'A|
>s rnss.,, vi aa' usu .e1 tuo Leslaause m'na'
cuacttng clause on tho ground TINT tho sta.o
| couldn't nuke men Christians 4'by statute"
Morgan defended his bill OIL tho ground that,
! while tho Legislature couldn't mako men Chris
tlans. 1t could protect the right OF those who
S Ts,e IL scm! ,ss , yso aPa a5s. around
mi baS w Wno ~, "epe ', anhioaa ho ~ ~ aenr IN
| SiI g.utleulsn hSrs A dowm MI nartieut,sr M M
;ao prnct,eo q tuex: hunting on Sunday q tie
sh1twuu A. /, rt.sn,r,!ra ;sr,nsvh tha rrnce4mt
VIA, 1h ,Hr. w. an1 a et1sns. ,
did eveu worte,- e1' ~'
| sSEAKEn AEo,,Sp r1r F4RuEps, .nAny.
YARDS
and nlppcd stray chickens. Tho ,,esecraton
Which ought e oe tslo5,aesl:
Others di.cu,smI .ho hi! w rreat 9enxiSn an AMI
M wita d!splay u icxnt and theoioylcal acnmsn
taas !a!,y astooisnea tnetr ncafcrn. AZ the
auesnoa ssssous, ane
niI t hoIn s,ro, @ss ~ 1aqfy anH rnc oer oyer
end over axs,a. The tno,son % strike Gus sae
eaaetln9 N c'anse Was !osk. nof9 out ot e. personal
msaar! rceac on \, fha y snin,,lsc p INC .o6 n6
Judicial Department, who will prububy see that
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| me A"e"-fAei.lF biLL FLooh
| burst forth on reaascmbllnR In tho afternoon.
md lew more lnte offerings wer1 thrown Into
| tue contribution. oEl.ba1.
| Luwndsut Cook. intspduced otli for the pro
testion 1T io,,nallnRs. L provides tlmt parents
| witliulIy abandoning their children unner tho
AKr Uf year Ftall lose all right, crptro or
| authoslty over them. and that tho right and
authority shall vest in the person or institI-
! hUn nd0pllng toHul. 1T case Ut 1flcgitttnnto
chtldru. Or where the futher Or u leK9t-
Innate chlla shall huve wl!iful1y deserted
bis famy for. une year. an abandonment
BY tho tnuther Is deemed all aband0nment Dv
tho parents Abandonment VI Children, whether
by Iathtr or mutner. Is made Entsdrneunor
punispuule by nue or hot less than ~ nor
more than $a11, Or Insprlso1et for not less than
SIX mouths Ut both.
Phelps. Uf Cook. proposes to
! A1lp1 ts1r THE LIFE PENALTY Fop Nl,nDEH.
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~ ,ne,u HnIes ~ and - ~ ~ - tta ,.nnaitr a. ,asn
st3 .a.n, VII ~ ~ - .ao psE.a!ty @ ."s @
! FUr rhI,s hs would 'ix tho trr1n at unyTnere
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