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Thos. Benson. Lowell, Mass, writes. Your
Spring Blossom cured me- Of salt rhsun, from
which I have been q martyr for ever ten years.
My hands were almost useless and my tace was
frightiully disfgured. l have used the Spring
Blossom according to direction, and am now
able to work, and my face n quite clear again.
Prices 81, SOC. and trial bottle 1sc. Sold by C.
w. Loomis. maY7tl
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How IOIt!

Hsw is it that u tall may. generally marriea q
short woman, and hsw ls it that Spring Blossom
will cure any case Of dyspepsia. biliousness, in
digestion, sick headaches or sour stomach
Prices 81, soc and trial bottles loo. ssld by C..
W. Looms. L - ny7l =.
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t NOTICE.

ETTERS Of administrator on the estate Of
- John v. Webb. deceased, were granted to
the undersigned on the 9Th day of April 1851,
BY. the Probate court of Lafayette county. Mo.
are required to exhibit them to me for allowance
within one year after the date oil this notice, or
they may be precluded from anv benefit Of such
estate; and if such claims be not exhibited
within two years they will be forever barred.
aprsts Adm,nistrator
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NOTICE is hereby given 70 all persons inter-
~ ested in the estate Of Augustus Rice,
deceased, that the undersigned. Executor,
VIII apply to make a final settlement OF sal'i
court Of Lafayette county. Missouri, to be be-
gan and held at the probate court room, in the
city OF Lexington, on the second Monday IN
Nay. 1881. WILLIAM j. BEAR,
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CT Don't want that Stuff"
Is what = lady Of Boston said to her husband
her Of sick headache and neuralgia which had
made her miserable for fourteen years. At first
attack thereafter it wa administered to her with
such good results that she continued it, use until
cured, and was % enthusiastic in Its praise
that she induced twenty-five Of the best families
in her circle to adopt it ~ their regular family
medicine. That "stln'' is Hop Bittsrs. a3ot2.
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FOR SALE OR ExCHANcE

determined to sell nv resi- -
- aence. On South street, 1 will do so
tor q smaller house In the city. The, lmI
mouse ls two stories high, and has nine larre
rooms; me lot is large and is As desirabie as any
IN tne city. The place is we'll supplied win
various kinds of fruit and shrubbery, and hsa
sr tne necessary out-buildings. For particu-
iars apply to 4. N. Nountjoy, A.. j. Hall or the
underslgned. (mh24) MARY K ROWM a N
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JERSEY RUIZ.

6SIR FRANK" G.. 1853, dam m E-
Sported Lady Frank'' ,Gis), n01
choice butter COW sire the celebrated W~
imported San Souci' (6jll, is solid kA
mole color, with full black points very LARGE .nnd
the best bun Ofhis breed ever brought to western
missouri: He will be allowed to serve cows at
ut 81 each. Call and zoe him at nv place. one
mile northeast OF Lexington, Mo.
mays-tI TIM. HOWARD,
TERSEY CATTLE; thorOughbreds and prades.
q pest butter strains. .'Sir Frank" 2,I83, il
Az tne head OF my herd. l have also some choice
berkshire Pigs, sired by Liverpool, he by Lord
Liverpool. GEO III aTR1
junel9-tf IexIno,or AZ,
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TRUSTEE,S 6ATE=

WHEREAS, Amelia Frocschle and GEORGE
W. froeschle, her husband, by their certain
deed OF trust. dated the first day of December.
1871; and recorded in the office OF the recorder OF
Missouri, In deed book No. IL, ut page l46. con-
veysd to John Froeschle, of said county OF
Lafayette, as trustee, the following described
tract or parcel OF land, situate, lying and being
IN tue county oil Lafayette and state Of Missouri.
to-wit: The north half of the northwest quarter
OF section 81. t6). in township forty-nine 40
OF range twenty-seven (27), containing sixty
three l63) acres. and. the. fractional part of an
acre, In trust to secure the payment Of u certain
Promfssory note In said deed described; and.
whereas, said John Froeschle has refused to act
as such trustee. while said trust remained unex-
county, at the April term thereof. 1881. on the
18TH uay OF said term, that being the 18th day of
April, 1881, upon the petition Of August Selling
the present holder and owner of said note.
mace an order appointing j.. o. Lesueur as
trastee, 10 execute the trust Aforesaid, and de-
iault having been made in the payment of said
promlssory note and interest thereon, according
by virtue of the terms and provisions of said
deed OF trust, and the order Of said circuit court.
AND Mt the I. quest of the legal holder OF said
note, l., ). o. Lesueur, trustee, appointed rs
aforesaid, will, OF
SATURDAY, MAY l4TH, 1881,
at Lexington, Lafayette county, Missouri, be-
lore the courthouse door. between the hours of
nine O'Clock In the forenoon and i've o'clock in
afternoon oil that day, sell, publicly. at auction,
estate hereinbeiorc described. or 50 much thereof
as may ne necessary to satisfy the said promis.
sorry note and interest thereon, together with the
cests ef executing this trust.
J. o. LESUEUR. Trustee.
Lexington. Mo-, April %. lssl. (spr9std)
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Fer nauseous drugs no use There soon will DO,
For salts, magnesia, SIENNA no pretense,
dispensing chemists. all men VIII agree;
10 view AS things with which they nay dispense,
But when dyspspsia ails as then's the time to gel
best thing yet. -
Prices 81, soc, and trial bottles lOc. Sold by
c. w. LOOMS, may7tI
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Samuel A. Hewitt. Monterey, Mich, writes
that DR.. Thomas EclectrIc Oil cannot be beat
by any medicine for coughs and colds and for
rheumatism, it works like q charm. 1t has
been thoroughly tried In this place, and is, in
great demand. Sold by C. W, LOOMS. TIL
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SPECIAL ELECTION = WASH.
INGTON Townsville. '

AcNW YIN ~ vUvSk1lI
Latay rassS County %.,ye cSqst, ;; Second 9 Ad[ouT NED Feb
IN accordance with = petition OF nny
i in number and more resident. tax
payers Or Wsshlhgton township .Lafay-
County Court OF Lafayette county this day,
It IL hereby ordered that . special election BE-
held in said Township at the usual voting places,
SATURDAY, MAY 18TH. A. D.. 1881, 4
upon the proposition In said petition contained,
TO compromise. and fund the following bonded
ngon the iollevinE terms and conditions. to-
LIST: The principal being the sum of Seventy
sixty-sevsn THOUSAND five Nv Hundred DUN do i.
lars Of the outstanding bonds issued by said
ington Township to the Lexington. Chillicothe
Il Gulf Railroad Company to aid in the build
ing and construction Of tho railroad Of said
the i9th day OF Julys 1870. bearing interest rs
per coupons attached at the rate of ten per
ing on the 18th day Of July. a. T.. ISIS. ISL.
!slY. 1881 and 1855. thstis to say slb. 900 inesch
ID. Said bonds and accrued interest 10 be COM
romise at the rate OF twenty per centnm, that
Is TO say twenty cents for each dollnr of princi-
psl and twenty cents for each dollar of interest
accrued up to July 10. 1881, to he paid by
giving funded or COMPROMISE bonds therefor.
Srt. Said funded or, compromise bonds to be
Issued as Of date July 10. 1881. and to be dated
July -, 1885, and TO- become due and pay
able ten years after the said date thereof,
but reasonable at the pleasure Of the County
Court OF said county at any time after
the expiration Of i've years after the date of said
bdnde; said bonds to bear interest from their
said date, July 10. 1881. at the rate Of fve per
centum per annum, payable annually by cou-
Pens attached, due on the nineteenth day OF July
ofe1ch year.
&th. Said funded or conpromise bonds to be
issued on behalf Of said Washington Township
under the provisions of Article 1, of chapter s3,
oi;the revised statutes OF 1879, entitled ofsscon-
b0nds."7
And it Ii further ordered that notice of this
election pc published in the Lexington Weekly
Intelligoncer according To Law
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-07

PARKER'0 HAIR 0AlsAM
The Best and Host Eeononieal Hair Drsssilg
squiaihely pafuned and perfectly Harmless. F.,
VIM Always Restore Gray or Faded Hair :
b is original youthful color and appearances, md b
neeyent bald.sH.
.Afev appEea3oas q ths BAlsAx vM soAia Do
Sais, c1aise Al dandsu6 md cure aehing I'D hab
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1t is a very easy matter for a per-
con to be in two places at the same
time. One frequently hears Of a man
being in q strange country. and home
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Lexington Market.

In this report the wholesale prlces.are given in
lett hand column, and retail prices in right hand
column. In country produce, the figures on the
leit denote what the merchants are paying, and
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HOUSE Fob SALE.

r WILL SELLMY HOUSE AND LOT, 49,
i on Main Street, in this city, at u EE&Es.'
Bargain. Good Well, CIstern, Stable kNiiH
and other OuthOuses. Or Will exchange -&2.A
for u house nearer the courthouse.
aAfH w IL M~INRGRANE
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-07

a traveller iu Germany speaks of
a certain kind Of sausage the. like vf
which never was seen In the earth
Bologna in the heavens above. {
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STATE OF =,

COUNTY OF L~AFAYETTA. Sss.
l., WIN. b. Steele, clerk Of the County Court,
Wltnin ana for the county and stats Aforesaid,
10 hereby cerufy that the foregoing 10 q full and
true copy Of the order Of the Aforesaid County
Court - the same appears of record In my said
Office, In book 10. at page 459.
In testimony whereof, I do hereunto set nv
hand. and. afax the seal of said court, this llth
day Of April. A. D., 1881.
= 81 % 70. WIN; B!fSTEELE, Clerk.
ny aAngaLJ ANDhEW D. G. So sprl6t4
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Dsn,t For9st.

1. shsuld not be forgotten that DR.. Thomas
Eslectric Oil is not only . sovereign remedy tor
rheumatism, throat and lung complaints, piles,
soreness, ulcsrs. cutss bruises and burns, but
is also highly esteemed in the stables Of the land
as a remedy for horse and cattle diseases and
hurts. Sold by C. W. Lsemis. @nay7tl
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Al. VEST .7a ,n.
ssEl 7safe 5s- -ANp- Gutasrs n. y
MEMBRINO BEAMER.

THESE Splendid Young Stall.
Il lions and Renowned Trotters
XII wii. stand q N Besmer's Quality Slnss
quarter miles southwest Of Black S1G~
burn. and AL. WEST will be. W
permitted to serve mares at S25 the season. or
Description and Pedisree al. WEST Il.
ceiid blood bay, with y little white on hls hin
feet. i6h hands high. and ID beauty and style
unsurpassed He was sired by W.. 4. Witherss
dail.h. andre BY Rysdy Ee's h.sSietonisn. a..
West's hrst, dam by BohRDan's WALLACE.
4 Whin ~ al, Ms ,,aI Chief; 81 dam BY Mason's
May 2s.!. 1872. in Versailles, Ky. $40 "iS"l
, 'MEMBRlNO BEAMER 10 : beautiful blec,y
pay. viii be 5 years old Aprii lin, 1851 ;is 8
hands nigh. and Is \ wonderful trotter for h.
TO serve n,ares al $50 the season, or $40 Ia in.
sure. MembrinO Beainer WAS sired 81 Mem.
primo Cpamplon;. he by, Membrino Chief; / 1
1am, Caie,io, by Membrino Patchen, b. by
senger, Of Pennsylyania; she by Eclipse.
2 FAYETTE DENMARK
Is Z dark ray, very heavy mar. and ian -.
hands high, very heavy. nne big -6at bone.
years old past. He was sired by FayettS Den.
marx. by Waehington's Denmark; dam Nv
himDro9gh, Abdsllah. and he by Alexander .
dykes Hnmbletonian. sire OF Dexter. Fayetfe
Denmark will rtand AT the -eane stables. snI
will be permitted to serve mares AZ sI5 Inc ses-
son: or so to insure. 80" FFT
Also. 1T the same stables, L have n Inrvc. IN
JAGh and splendid FARM STALLION whicn
VIII be stood at $40 each to insure.
Any OF these horses will be permitted 10 serve
mares ny me single leap for $40 cash in hand.
Care taken to prevent accidents. but no re
sp0nslDiiity should any occur. F,fII7 gl-
fssturage furnished ut so cents per week,
hisw splendid Membrane and other harness
SeiuinGs Tor sale AFTER Nay LIST. mshlo-S I'm
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CIRCULAR SAWS FOR SALE.

have two Circular saws for sale; Top and
l. Bottom Saws; nearly new. Inquire ut the
lntelliSencer office, or to
maro-ti ISAAC CHANSLOR.
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WAsH-STANDS,

Brackets. Racks. Mirrors. Carpets, OH Cloth.
Mating, Mattresses Windowshades, Etc.
UNDERTAKING. make a Specially of I'm
dertaking, and keep Metallic and Wooden Bur-
isi Gases, with all necessary Trimmings. Bur-
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A striking affair-A prize fight.
Always under the lash-Thei eye.
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ODESSA,

AMES fEDDICORD, dealer in Dry Goods.
y Notions, Clothing. Gents Furnishing Goods.
Boots. Shoes, Hats and Caps. A large stock to
select from, and lowest prices guaranteed on
everything. sIs-m6s
ODESSA BARBEK. SHOP, William Stewart,
s sss%Sss,1 l. s s u.s., Hair Cutting. e ssa!.;
DkINCE 4 WILKENING, practical Timers
4 Keep on hand and for sale at the lowest
price,: Full supply of Stoves, Tinware, 60.
menaing anu Repairing neatly DONE Roofing
and Gathering a specially. Everything in nv
line at bed rock prices. mchs-yl
WILLIAM FLETCHER, dealer In Pine Lum-
P,ss, per E OF all kinds: Doors, Sash. Cement.
other point on the c. "a. road. An exsmina.
ton Of stock and prices requested. sept
+: BEARDsLEE, Druggist. Odessa, No.
q hours : sFe dsy pr nisn carefully compounded a at all
III HUGHES Il CO. Livery Stable; drst- class
-; IN u all Its appointments; good Rigs and
rales and SATISFACTORY prices guaranteed. Sn1y
nR. W. T. JOHNSON, Surgeon -
tors s grocery. o0 0dess ssei Mo- Q. Al r Mosl d
warranted as recommended. sp6-Iy
II u. PHELPS. Plain and Ornamental PIas-
0.terer. Job Work 3 Specially. Odessa.
ADEssA. HOUSE. ". X NcCHESNEY,
OProprietor. Headquarters for Business
and Commercial Travellers. Good Sample
nooMs. Terms reasonable. west side Second
street, near corner of Second and Main streets,
Odessa. Mo-. ne mch2Oyl
w b. ROBERTS. Saddler and Harness Max
wv Ger, keeps on hand a full supply of Har-
ness, Saddles. Brides, &C.; also, prepared to
90 all kinds OF work to order. Repairing neat
ly done; and am fully prepared to supply every
demand In my line on short notice and at lowest
terms. mch20yls
IN 2. CLARK, Odessa, Missouri, House,
i Sign and Ornamental Painter and Paper.
Hanger, will do all kinds of work in his line in
First- Glass Style At the. Lowest Living Rates.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given. to all persons inter.
~ ested in the estate Of Margaret Glyeps.
deceased, that the Undersigned. administrator
estate at the May term, 1881, of the Probate
court OF Lafayette county, Missouri, to be be-
gun and held ut the probate court room in the
city Of Lexington. on the second Monday in
May. 1881. RICHARD d. iCAUTHORN,
aDfSLO .HL. H- Alminisrrutcr
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CLUBBING RATES.

Subscribers to the Intelllgencer can obtain our
Clubbing Rates on foreign papers and periodi-
sals at any time during the year. In addition
to the above we extend to our subscribers the
benefit of lowest club rates to all other leading
magazines and periodicals.
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ADMINISTRATIVE, notice.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
ETTERS of administration ON the estat. of
IL Addison Hook, deceased. were granted
70 the undersigned on the 4th day of April.
1881, by the Probate courtof Lafayette county,
Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to me fer allowance
within one year after the date OF this notics. or
they may DO preciuded from any benefit of such
estate; and II such claims be not exhibited with.
In " years they will be forever barred,
MARY Z. HOOK,
WALTER 7. HOOK,
SpLoto Administration.
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DR. o. A. JONES, SURGEON ~
- DENTIST, having permanently fTSSGS
located IN HlgginsvIl!e, solicits the ~l
patronage of the people OF that vicinity. All
WORK warranted. Onice Ut the Occidental HO-
tel, Higginsville, Mo. dIlyls
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ATTENTION,
r

ATTENTION.,
fruit
ITO o WHO CONTEMPLATE
L planting. Fruit Trees in the Spring 63S1S
oil 1881, would say l have started u IN
Nursery ut Hlgginsville, and Can furnish -
First-Class Fruit Trees for less than ever before
My Stock consists OF choice YearlIpg Apple
Trees. from 3 to 5 feet high. First-Class Peach,
Chtrry and Pc r Trees, Grape Vines, Small
Fruits-i. e.-RlackberrIes, Ruspbcrrles, Cur
rants. GOoseberries, ETC., OF the latest and best
varieties, and known to be reliable. New Ev-
ergreens. Ornamental Trees, etc. Please con-
suit The following price list before purchasing:
Apples, l year, 3 to b feet. ......$ q
Apples. 2 to } years 10
Da. $3.50. ~
b0
CuSiAy 80. 70
Si"pe sHebs 10
Gooseberrles, per dor l 90
Surrants. per doZ ........ l w
BiackOerries, bsst sorts l Is
E. i %
My 2 o3 year Apple Trees are 6rst- class in
every respect. Grown In an adjoining county,
and all guaranteed true TO name. When tile
Cash accompanies the Order, 1 will, ut The
above rates, deliver Trees to any depot in Laf-
ayette county on the Mo. p. or G. Il A. Il. r.,
give us = trial.
200 OoO Sweetpotato Plants will be for sale in
proper season. Cash orders from q distance
VIII receive prompt attention. Price, 81 so per
thousand. SAM'L. MCDANIEL,
J2n6fno Hi1pinsyilIp Mo
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NV IL. PETERS Photographer, is prepared
w . To do all kinds of work in his line. Call
on him. Higginsvilic. feh5id
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. HEARsE ACCOMMODATIONS

/ thank you for past patronage, and hope to
merit a continuance Of it. ST. ORBiTT.
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49, 70
-
iiNlDEPENDENoE.

Black, with mesly nose, and OF nne form 's.d
sction. VIII Do let % mares At 90 TO- iusure.s
sihility s.sumed. Pssturage free for two weeks
or under or - per month Tor Q longer time. Jus
y mh2em1 ~ 81 iai OIL J.IR.aRAKNRTT.nS
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A dead failure-A deceased bank

A paying bu.iness-The cashiers.
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- .t@ttV cuoii nave the right OF euf.
fragc,, contained III section & Of ~
second article Of the constitution.
AMENDMENT MOI.
Strike The word "whitev from section
= and 5 Of article 4.
TO This there 4 no particular objection,
except its uselesencss. a. the u. !. (,on-
siltusion has made the provision III our
state Constitution N regard 70 negroes
dead letter. However. III adoption
now might Be construed into al iuyi-
satlon 70 THE large ignorant class 81
voters 70 settle IA the State, which would
~. , proposes change or the time of
holding elections - follows:
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no CONSUlIPTITES.

The advertiser, having been permanently cured v
that dread disease Crrsnmpfcn. ~ simple remedy H
anxious 70 make known h BIZ fellow -<usersr< IN.
means ofcare 70 81 Who desire n, NJ viii send chr,
~ the prescription Used. fre< ~ rha-rrA with NE al
ections fcr preparing and usins he same which ne,
will md suHE Gem Tor Ccssrxr1sox. ASrsxA. Bnus'
cnfris. &c.
Parties wishing the prescription w'! please address
Rev. p. Al WILSON. ~ Penn a.. WILLIAMSBURG NJ n
A GENTS vANTED.-Rir Pa LIGHT Nork
Y. n. EYRN. ~ S.sssu street. View York
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10y. r9E.er issued ~ tros'ams''on
~ .n"tsoaS y 'ss' "seN, u'uet,mk ~
sIes''vn 70 ~ ns'n ~ '''e I'm 81 Ns,, NJ,
:" aevo'snnee VIII 'ne sss'u'e I"s.eu ~
~ tek.s'n'u'e' upon IT, ques',on q
n""p''nH ~ .eJes''nx We propoSeu Son-
s'""''vn"' N"'uu'cn'~' "nu w nave
oeen 1sSe" ~ some WY We think tney
s"ouu ~ s".eu oo"n' re VII en-
nensor % psf''h'Iy answer ms IN thee
49, p,'eo tnese w s"o u 'ns proposed
eunen's' sne ~ ana e. wnich
sasn e'no'nse we Instinct propositions
ex"s ~. fIt'nk ne so'e'. ~ opportunity
- pass'n. upo" one when 'ney might
'a s "nou. eiso soopun* ahotner'
wien uey may not IKE ms y per-
n'S,ous ~ UNFAIR TICK ~ ie&isiation.
""u shou'" not oc mace precedent, Or
coun'enanceo, ~ tne more important
organic nw Q! tne state, IS me example
!; :' I, s ~ 'u.u. ,, ies's'aIures should
7. saof.su' WI e Ionnu % WORK
So. ''yu 1: - tnS cea'mon people,
s SnP rs.sIs'oFs snu SPECTATORS Will
s sna = .msu g cover Up Or sugar
coas' as i were. obnoxious legislation.
ny something desirable, and thus secure
Otherwise BE- rejected Tia nenx, ~o ~ =
not he too careful that their Constitution
shall not encourage this kind OF trickery
And again, il the system OF Constitu-
s'onsl a'nker'ng and patching = encour.
go .ss'y .egis'a,ure VII nave trial
s;.'' 49, spes'al e'ec''cms On Constitu-|
s'onn, nusnun'en's WI, become fullyl
= nu m anu expensive AZ elections
III -; o'neeIs' ano our ctate constitution
MAJ we es11' x;ra spec,men 2! PATCHWORK
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4 GENTLEMAN Who suffered ror wears rom Ssrxou.
~ DEnfiifY PREMATURE rFtAf. ana III 'te w.
feels n; yrufhful ndIscretion WILL ,nr fhs liz
Ing humanity ~~nl free ~ Al utn HI the recipe
rnrst Sufferers wishing n protf ~ the advertiser
experience ~ W w addressing Ia rtrftr cunf
ience. JuhN NJ OGDEN. AZ Cedar 81. Sew York
Jan. 18th. 1S,i-tn.
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Amend section of the 7th article 10
read: Section !. The Judicial powers
q the State shall be vested in Supreme
Court, Circuit Courts. and such other
courts az the General assembly may es-
This article Is intended to make room
for kind Of an asylum for 4 number Of
lawyers 70 be pensioned on the people.
and get fat salaries, as Judges and OIL
GERS Of Traditional Courts II there
are not Courts enough already. we are
mistaken Al that i needed i proper
regulation OF the business which shall
come before them.
Amendment NO. ., Is intended as Al
restriction upon the power OF the people.
and was got up BY rich men, who were
AFRAID poor voters would expend tool
much money IN public Improvements.
Il is as follows:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-04
4, =: q county officers shall b /. q fol'


Amend the fourteenth clause or section
?. Of article 40 read rs follows: In rcla-
lion 70 fees or salaries. except that The
law may he 80 made as 10 grade the com
pcnsaiion Of officers IN proportion 10 Tic
population and the necessary services
required.
II this Is adopted the sessions or The
Legislature will necessarily have 10 10
prolonged. In order 10 do justice Ii The
county officers. for there Il NO question
but under the clause Unnecessary services
required" the officers Of each 81 the
ninety-two counties OF the State. would
be cniiilcd 10 different salaries. ana
would besiege each recurring legislature
for the regulation Of the same. and more
money would be expended IN lobbying
hills through that body. than il now I'M
Justly paiu 70 all Of the county officers
IN the State combined. Public servants
should be al well paid. hut their pav
should be uniform, ana not dependent
upon grades or services established nv
each Legislature. The County Boards
are now empowered % make allowances
for any services necessary for the public
welfare, and this is as far a. II shc nla 70.
The County Boards are better calculated
70 determine those services than tie
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