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CATARRH AND HAY
FEVER.

For twenty years I
was a sufferer from Ca
tarrh of the head and
throat in a very aggra-
yated form, and dur
ing the summer
months with Hay
Fever. I procured a
bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm. and after a few
applications received
decided benefit-was
cured before the bottle
was used. Have had
no return of the COM
plant. Charlotte Par
ker, Waverly, n. Y.
Apply by the little
finger into thsuo5trils.
By absorption it eff
fectually cIeauses the
nasal passages of ca
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OILS.
Cotton.

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-Cotton quiet at 1Olo
010a4c; futures dull and steady: November,
1o,49c; December, 1O.56c; January, 1O70e;
February, 10,95c; March, lie April, 1113c;
MAY, 11.25c; June, 11.36c July, 11.47c; August,
1850.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 19.--Cotton firm: mid
ding 10 116c; net receipts. % 935 bales; sales,
Ii, 600 bales; STOCK on hand $4,000 bales.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 19.-CotEon hrmer; mid
ding, lO1ao.
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G. Alta n r II

tarrha virus causing healthy secretiops. 1t allays
inflammation, protects the membranal Innings of tue
head from additional colds completely heals the sores
and restores the sense of taste and snelt.
Beneficial results realized by few applications.
A thorough treatment will Unequaied for
colds in the head. Agreeable to ase Send for ereu
cular. Sold by druggists. By mail SOC package
ELYs' CREAM BALM co.. gswego, NY.
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Of the sales were at $4+35 94.45.
Sheep and ISambs-Receipts lilo. The mar
| ket was quiet ana unchanged; native muttons,
averaging 1870 lbs, $685..
MILWAUKEE Nov, 19.-Hogs lower at $4,15
M455
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'h04. asSssHyOhxNs5
Though firm at the decline. Receipts still light
We quote:
NO Mediterranean, track. ST .06
No. red, track -..-............-.-... 90
1YJ oN.NNt u ~
Unmerohantaele, tracR..----...--..s-..--. 20
Corn-Shows signs of weakness, though trad
ing was light, with few offerings. A little new
corn Is coming on the market, which meets slow
sale, on account of fears as to condition. We
quote:
No white, track. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
II., - u oO
11iSh lulAea, track on
Mixed, track. 40
No. 3, track ... 4SLa
Rejected, track AT
os'is hach 40
sales car new ear al $50.
Oats-No practical change from Saturdays
quotations: We quote:
No. 2 white. track. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3O1o
Mixed, track NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2Sls
AAeJOoISN' 20
Rye-Nothing doing.
Bran-$12,25 bid; $12. so asked.
GRAIN IN STORE.
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Louisville. New Albany & Chicago.
CHICAGO & indianapolis Airline Divisional
Chicago Tine
Depart-Cbieago Express, daily. s,---.-11:44 pm
Monon ACKNOWLEDGEMENT :44 pm
Michigan City and Chicago Ex-
Arrive Chicago Express, daily, &c.. 2:54 ana
Monon Accommodation -.-..10;l4 am
Michigan City and Chicago Ex-
press, Mail, 3:44 pm
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power to enforce the Thirteenth amendment?
Would any court have hesitated to declare
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meet tomorrow to take steps to nave the
search prosecuted, and Nelson Lodge A. f.
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LIVE STOCK.
indianapolis Market.

supply is light, mostly of butcher grades, and of
only fair quality Market steady on the better
grades, and slow on common. No good heavy
steers are here.
Exporters, 1,400 to LOO fbs...... S.. 500600
Good to choice 200 to ], 400 lbs. 4500525
Fair to med, 1,00001,150 bs.-.-.. 3.S0O4.40
Stoekers and feeders, 600 to 900 lbs. 3-0004.00
Good to choice COWS and heifers. -. 3.7504.50
Fair to medium cows anu heifers..- 3.o003.60
Common cows and heifers..-.... 2.00O275
Veal calves, good to choice. 4.00O600
Bulls. common to choice .-..-...... 500325
Mich COWS and springers. 20 GOA 10000
Hoes-Reeeipts, 1000; shipments, 727. Quail
ity tar; market steady, and prices unchanged.
Packers are the principal buyers Trade ruled
quiet to the close.
Select heavy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 7504.95
Select light. .-.-...-.......-....-. b00455
IedVy packing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4.0UD4. 90
Light and mixed packing 4.35 "a SO
sHEEP-Reeeipts, 100, Supply light, quality
fair, and market steady on better grades and
duh oil common.
Prime 120 TBS and upward. -...--..... 81 00O4.25
Coed TO choice, 100 to lis ibs---...-. 3-5003.90
Fair to medium. 80 to 80 TBS. 3.2003 40
Common --.----------.----..--..--- 245 as 90
Lambs, common to good. - 3.2p04.00
Bucks, per mead ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2O003.0O
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white race insight choose to grant them
These are the circumstances under which
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INDIANAPOLIS and VIncennes.
Depart-Mail and Cairo Express ...... 7:04 sEn
Vineennes Accommodation. 339 am
Arrive Vucennes Accommodation. To- "a am
Mail and Cairo Express .---... 4:39 nEn
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ClnclnaatI. Hamilton and Indianapolis
Denart-Cincinnati Dayton and Toledo 3;59 I'm
Cincinnati, Dayton, Toledo
and New York. 1910 am
Connersvie Accommodation. 429 pm
Cincinnati, Dayton Toledo
and New York Express- -. 6:39 nin
Arrive-- ConnersyiIe Accommodation. g. % am
Cincinnati, Peoria and St.
Ions pn
CIneinnnti Accommodation. GOA psEa-
Cincinnati, Peoria and St.
Louis 1899 p1n
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An Indictment lies against AN inn-keeper who
refuses to receive guest, he having at the
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Indianapolis and St LOUIS
Depart-Day Express, daily C. c-....--. 7:09 am
A'eP PaPis Express ......-...-. 3:49am
Boston and St.Louis Express.p 6;29 Rin
New York and st Louis Elk
press daily, g. ana C. o. 1lOS Nm
Arrive New York and Boston Ex-
press, daily, c. c.-------.-----. 1853 1fn
Local Passenger p.-.-.----.- 9:49 am
Indianapolis Express. 3:13 pa
Day Express C. G., daily. 6:2s nm
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rT!TTr1 NH Ma DOITC TAIIRN A
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A POSITIVE CURE FOR

CouveyanceS 4; consideration
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IN August 3.32i.7l1 tons Of anthra-
cite coal were carried % market.
a Box Of dynamite was recently dis
covered in one o. the sultan's palaces.
KING CoFFEE KALcALLi Of Ashantco
was recently defeated in great battle.
CONSTRUCTION contracts for tho
Florida ship canal are 20 ~ let im,nedi.
lately.
EXTENSIVE preparations are making
for che reception o. the American Bishops
e Rome-
The New Jersey Republicans have
nominated Judge Jonathan Dixon for Gov
crnor
n seems improbable that any attempt
will BE- made 10 reach the Greedy party be-
fore next year.
MARQUIS TsExG had conference
with Jules Ferry, President of the French
Cabinet. on the 18th.
ABRAHAM WACIi and Edward Wal
lace, fancy goods dealers, New York. failed
| on the 18th for over 100000.
PRESIDENT AnrnrR received the Cor
can Embassy on the 18th At the Fifth Ave-
nue. Hotel. New York.
KAvAxAGH and the other Phunix
Park informers have been shipped hack
from Australia 70 Europe.
McDERNorT. the Irish-American
charged with completely III the Liverpool
dynamite plots. hss been discharged.
HExEY 4. PIERCE declines 10 be =
candidate FOR tho Republican nomination
for Governor Or Massachusetts,.
MosHKR, the man who murdered
tcamster near Cheyenne few ':ays ago,
was lynched On che 18th.
"A <cAFFoLD gave way with five men
az work On barn belonging n August Bel
mont, at Babylon, L. T.. On the lssl. Two
were fatally injured.
| GovERxoR PArTIsoS has vetoed the
concurrent resolution Of the Pennsylvania
| Legislature stopping the pay Of members
after September 10.
REV. JAMES KEMLo, Of Newark. N.
y, stabbed BE wife, cut bis own throat and
| jumped out II = fourth-story window On
the 18TH Both were still living.
Cart. HARxA and two seamcn 81 the
| foundered barge Oakland were picked MP
On Lake Erie O The 18th, having been n
The water more than twenty-four hours.
INFORMATION from Guaymas, Mexico,
d 20 ne effect chat they have fever there
every year, but this season che physicIans
said d was yellow fever, and the people,
|ibecominR scared, Icy down and died like
sheep, - that there u no longer any
i,1..safn~.. Ioiu~ nxcouk ~ ro(IInn
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n - ho~n decl6.,1 b. ~ nr1f1sn
/ r,,~.,,l r.c-.>,~., eA.> 49, .-,e~.<io, ~
p~-sSc S-1c-S. ~, <r-<v~1i. -.i~S1 l~,1 ~
: -sc,s>s~- ~ ,,.;.-.s s,c...l 49, crA ~ 40
I. ~ ~-,,-.~..--.,
~, Sr~ Sc.r w. r..,.h v.,,e..,..-
$1,000
1870. $500 n, u $780, KEW ro s..s~ s" 49,
~.
NJ o's"oP - 49, - ~ ~ ~"o.e''
q England synod q 4cnsrss,, On 1ns Iosn'
!. -. -.'..,r~ -. ... 49, $500 q
~. ~. i. .. -. u .s~ ss
'.'.", ". -" .. '.: s-s 49, s-s..s
:. .- r--' 49,. II, ~. re~<~s
m, ~. -. 49, r-t;-~ c..,....,..- y
..~~s.-s -,,s- .lr- 60 80
.',~s 49,, ~ 49, .r NJ
~e''s $1,000, -. '--'
IN Alexandra, Egypt on the iftn TWO
men convicted q participation IN the mas
sacres after the evacuation BY Arab Pasha
were huns.
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Ar Escaped csnvics's Game that p'd MOI
Mnterini'<e - A Alleged Conspiracy %
"o .ne state treasury Revealed ~
.e" cnnr.ey' - ne Hops o. Me-
~ - '''''.''h'
49, 1HSoS S'is. MO- rcps. N.
- Sa'"'".y n'o'n'n: 'as' s'Aee treas
49, Nn"PPen .ece'veo ea'' =. ms resi-
: ''o'" '''anse' apparently about
-. 10y 49," - ase' VINO INFORMED n'm th"t
.1e ''"'. isea~uEy w. q Dc robbed ~
noon on tuesdays ana that ne was one Of q
party Of five who were % do tho work.
However. he concluded IL ~ Go risky 4
go 80 a. a.s.........s ~ 1900 Il.
-. !" s'v0 'ne $500
e~ay' 1ne plans - detailed were % enter
the Treasury Department ~ the time iesig-
mated and capture and gag whoever hap
nened ~, - u, 40 o<y,c. ~ .h. t,,.,. 49,,
xh.... II .s-''.-a .r-,. 80
.ne" AZ 'n.o"sn ~. vault ana 'aSe sh'
money anu bonds oeposiset There, after
which they would make their escape IN
Jesse James. Mr.. Cbarpe,l NUT his mvSt.-
r,.,,. ,;s;t,.~ .,.~r.,.-h -....S
..>, W. Z - Il.
ti"u' "uich oeveiopen me Information thA'
the stranger was pretty thoroughly ac-
quaintcd with the workings Of the Treasury
Denarttaenf - veil =. TIA pn.nh.r ~ ,,..n
49,, ,,,..ta -
,..s, /" o''. q ~ $500 -.',''
ou'io''k ~ ne no"I proposes tor 'ne ro'-
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Another Accounf o. she Recent Colorado
Cowboy Confilct--Dccidedly different Ds-
tails.
DExvKR. Cor. Sept. ".
The following - the most authentic az
count Of the recent killing on Ute Greek,
and differs materially from the reports that
have appeared: Last Friday fve cowboys,
under the influence or whisky, rode into
Ute Creek. small village about tfty miles
from San Hilario. DON Mncedinio AroNon
was standing IN front Of the store, and was
IN the net Of proceeding IN search * stray
horse. They requested him % ~ y the
rear 81 the store and call the clerk. Arngon
refused. The cowboys then began ~
abuse him. Aragon, apprehendlng some
harm, went % the house, procured rii;e
and proceeded On his way IN search q the
horse. The cowboys, seeing him with the
rifle IN his possession, rode towards hini-
Onc In advance OF his comrades came w
with Aragon and proceeded 70 shake hands
with him. After be obtained possession ~
Aragon's hand he held on 70 Il firmly while
the other cowboys began firing % ArnTNn
with their revolvers. AraXon finally 49,
engaged Bis hand from the grasp "a tne
cowboy and sent bullet from his rine
through one o. the cowboys, which killed
him instantly. Aragon retrested 70 house
near By, che cowboys continuing % mr.
upon him - Ne ran. After reaching sneiteF
from the storm Of bullets, be sent another
ball into che breast of ono 81 tho surviving
COW boys, which instantly ended his career
He nrsd aeain 90 wounded appetizer. ~
this time Aragon was - weak from Tour
---. 4 4-.4<-- -s4G 49, s~-- ~ hind.
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william Follis. Frank Holden, Jonah
Bales and Elmer L.. four young men Who
rsaIde nine miles north Of 6helbyvilIe,
Shelby County. the other night induced
Two brotheu named Frank and James
blake 20 help them rob watermelon patch
belonging % Mrs.. George huntington her
four sons being posted IN tho matter and
instructed when the parties got into The
patch 20 nre on their guns, expecting 90
eco the Blake brothers run. after which the
boys expected 70 laugh = them about 70.
Everything worked according 20 pro-
Gramme, and when tho guns were fred
tho Blake boys ran, only 20 Be met q the
fence BY Emerson Mitchell, who worked
on the farm. and who threw = dynamite
cartridge with lighted fuse attached
right under their feet. Fortunately tho
fuse went out before Il reached the cart
ridge. and tle boys were soon out OF sight
The young men who set up the job did not
fare 50 well, however, for the guns were
heavily charged with shot which their
owners had forgotten 10 take out, and three
Of the boys left IN the field were shot,
two seriously. Bales received several
shots IN the face, but his injuries were not
serious. Follis received charge in the
right hand and side. INJECTING q bad
wound. while Holden was struck in the
back and legs with nearly two hundred
shot, receiving injuries which were consid.
erred very dangerous.
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Indiana Items.
The indianapolis grain quotations are:
Wheat--No ?. Red, <l.o3a 1883. Corn
No. =, f9h6d5oc. Oats-2.a27sc. The Gin
cinnati quotations are: Wheat--No. : Red.
<1.o4sfal.o5. Corn-No. ,. 53d353'sc. Oats
No. ,, 29(as9Ac. Rye-No. >, 5O&6a57c Bar.
ley--No. Fall. nominal.
While out hunting the other morning .
fourteen year-old son Of Price Phillips,
farmer living west Of Boonville, Warrick
County, had the whole top Of his head
blown on BY the accidental discharge or
shotgun.
vehicle, horse and driver fell over
precipice forty feet high recently. near
Richmond, Wayne County, and, strange to
say, neither was seriously hurt.
Two convicts IN the penitentiary a.
Michigan City, Ia Porte County, en-
ployed In the dining-room. tore up board
In the floor recently. descended 20 another
apartment and made their way % the
prison wall. When discovered BY the
guard they made an assault upon him. He
Aired, mo rtally wounding John a. vills.
The other quickly surrendered.
At Green Hill. Warren County. the 9TH
~ - Y...tI 49, l.lr.1 r...-.-. 49,.
IN. Z, 49, 80 49,
drunken on.rre,
r-- = r~.., -,
c'....... - s-aa~~ J', N $3.50.
~, S.n,' ~. e .'',ss@ 7. ~.
sheriff.. resiaenc. ~ nconv;I,. f.,~
nirhts aro. ana received iniuries fran,
which r. di.d. NJ camnhelI was the I...~t
known man II the county.
Genre. ucFerren ~ Hnnt;n,to, ,xhi,s
examininx 4 revolver the other nicbt not
ana INSTANTLY kilied Tirbfman Hejnev
Heinev was exhibitinr the weanon q III
friends. INA McFerrcn snpposei X 49, ~
loaded.
a. 80 roh,. y n..,~.....
r..S.'- !, ~. '-'>r..-'- r,-'''.'t's ..,;',
c..,.-. 49,. - $500 Z 49,
com,'ts 49,. .hcrs Z, s..s.t;-.,,aa -.
,nsf;,,t.., I'M ~ s.ct a.,,.,o,,.5 ~. ~
49, q. .rr.sr, u n. .-t.n, y ~ ~
s,..,,,.t;a, n, ct,,.e, 49, ..;,s, q.
thc ,s,,s. - ~. 5;sr.,s,.,'.', n.''r,,,...
80 .s.e.. 49,. ar,., -,..'.. 80 ~,
~ one u ~ Nv ci s II crswfor Nv
IN. M ''' n - "''
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ms 1"t - Au< H14V4tA t4tt4o I47t rum
Scotland and on their way 70 Kansas.
1uBCELLANE0Un.
Or to June 50. 1883. the total num-
Der OF pension claims Of AL kinds pending
in the Pension Offlce was ~, 505; and OF
this number lts. si3 involved arrears.
The Patent Office receipts for the
fiscal year were <l,oo5, sSt, being 500, 49,
more than last year.
ASIDE from what will be claimed for
the loss Of the Proteus, the Greeley relief
expedition has already cost the Govern
ment <10o, 900.
ACCORDING 70 recent advices from
Hayti the towns Of Bainet and Maringot
had been recovered from the insurgents
The city Of Pensacola still remained
healthy. There were three new cases and
one death at the Navy Yard on the 18th.
THREE Englishmen and nine Ger
mans made fight 70 protect their property
against the mob &C Canton. One Of the
buildings burned belonged 20 an American
Arm.
"A RESOLUTION was adopted BY the
Congress Of Commerce and Industry at
Amsterdam, recommending the adoption
Of bi-metalic monetary standard through
out Europe and America
A SECRET society called the White
Lily = fomenting . revolution against che
Chinese government ON the Yang Use Kiang
River, much after the fashion Of the Black
Flags in Anam-
x.-. 49, x.L 5000 - -. - -.t..-..---1
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TOPICS OF TIE DAY.


IT, No~ Jer..v Democr,tic s<,t,
<.c.~-..>sc.. ,.c..i..s>a r.,or, Ahro>< a.
oov>r-cr \, 49, 1srh.
r-- or. Convention -. choo.e ~
- 4. 80 r,,,,-v,,,- co,c~-s cc.v..s,o.
S,i hr~n rcrrDoned ~ ths soth. TIE Narv-
,eni ,color~i voe~r. Win send \ deler,-
1ion.
1,.. -, p,~u.,,> coxxrrso>,
~rescm~~.;,S ~ s~r.',,s,oc r,e,cn ~,,rf
Al sr.rch ~ sir John FranE,iu Is Is50. died
Y, the 1s<h.
49, ~. - De w., -,,-.
,s 80 ~. 49, 80. ~ 1T. = d..
49, ~ - --- ~ 49,, !. :. Il.
~ 49, 1900 .-:-. ~ ' 40
CIV HI Hr~r ccmm.nd;nc the
.~>,,,.,,< - 49, s>,.,,h 49, ,,s...3 y, I'M.
,r.<;,.,, ~, q, An. ,xrh
J,u<p T..,~~,xr c;,-;, .,,v;r.e~
-, g.
P.as: N y. saaas -2 ~" -.;,h . ~ ,,s..
cc~sr;., cer.l Avn a, ~ IAN .~~i 49,.
~,tv-f,nr
F>rurp p rp,c,r Rropn.x -. 49,
-----.-, 80 s...--~ $3.50 ~ g. r-~-~.--.
!. cs;.ss s q. ,ss ,s' s''' - <'
Jrncr Fna.pro~ ~ y.ntton -
..-,..,~ $1,000 t..< - n-r,s- cs~,t,,
.cc-n,,;<s;c, 49,, -. - ;,,s~s, nav to ~
cirion ouss. chem.
Tar chief Of the vanguard Of Cuba
Iibre. General Bonachea' Who has been
trying 70 Organise : 6libustering expedi-
tion in New York, sailed for Jamaica On the
18th.
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AZ P|llS1orxh. n. o. the 18Th Inst.
Richard Brown. vic end nvo childrsn wors
poisoned ~ ea>fng canned beef.
by ne upsefting * : boat q rorts-
mouth. n. ~. - ~ loeh. Frank Poster
and Charles Pray vore drowned.
On the New York q New England
Road two fright trains collidsd near VIII.
lIamnfic, Conn. o. Ne 15eh, vrecklng two
engines and eleven carr q merchandise.
= DISPATCH from Halifax, n. s.. q
~ IN, says the bark Britannia We Lost
o. Sable Island. and The Captain's wife,
three children and eight q tho crew were
drowned, including tho lrst and second
mates. The Captain and remaining three
roamen arrived IN Newlleld- The survivors
were three days on the wreck when ne
cued.
An unknown young man. who said
~ was On bis way from indianapolis %
Dayton, was run over By the cars e Co.
lumbns. O.. on the lsth. and killed. There
was nothing on hls person BY which %
identity him.
OK the 18th three men entered the
house Of Washington Odell near Ridgeway,
Va, shot Odell and threatened TO kill his
wife II she did not give up the money IN the
house. She refused and the men forcibly
took 5000.
Ok the morning Of the 18th, At Ash
land, O., freight train ran into another
freight, smashing locomotive. telescoping
caboose and demolishing car, and kill
ing lot Of fine blooded cattle Just from
Scotland and on their way 70 Kansas.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-01
MORE MISREPRESENTATION.

The suggestion of Argus last evening,
made upon the authority Of "good lawyers
in the legislature, who voted for the bills,
that Mr. Linegar's two bills, Nos. 257 and
OH, are unconstitutional in some important
particulars, simply and alone because, in
their operation upon Cairo, they contem-
plate too great a work, is not as strong 40
argument against the bills as 1t is an indi-
cation of the small estimate in which the
author Of it holds Mr.. Linegar as q legisla-
tor,and not near 50 much of this as it is con-
demnaton of the said good lawyers in
the Legislature" who voted to place a law
upon our statute books, which they be.
lieved to be unconstitutional. 1t is our
humble opinion that Mr.. Linegar is as
good constitutional lawyer as there is IN
the legislature and better one than nine
tenths of them in either house. The fact
that Mr.. L'ncgar is looked up to by nearly
all members Of both parties and that lac ia
ruling power in the house sufficiently
sustains us in this belief. And Mr.. Line
gar believes that his bill is constitutional,
50 do many other good lawyers" both in
and out of the legislature.
The portions referred to as being uncon-
stltutonal are those which provide for en-.
forcing the filling OF low lots and blocks on
which water stands, on the ground that
they are nulsances. The Argus, laboring
under another bad attack of Munchanser
fever, declares that these provisions would
condemn the whole city as nuisance and
empower the council to COMPEL property
holders to elevate their lots and the streets
skyward until 1t shall be CITY ON a hill
that can not be hidden" But the Argus i
very careful not to present word of proc
from the bills to sustain these wild asser
tons, and as we have 1t from very good su.
tbority, Mr.. Linegar himself, that the bill
contemplate aud provide for nothing of III,
kind, we take issue with the Argus upo,
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PUPILS RECITAL,

GIVEN BY EMMA /. JAMES FRIDAY JUNE lsr.
1888, ASSISTED BY SOME OF THE BEST
TALENT AT THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Instrumental Trio .............D ressler.
Matte Bush, Gertie Leycock, Emma Lans,
den.
The Huntcr-Chorus of young ladies.
Piano Solo-"A Strange Country. Lsnge.
Gertie Leycock.
Vocal.-"Marguerite."
Miss Ella Carey.
Piano Solo.-"Air From Sramera" varied.
Maggie George.
Vocal.-"Row Away"
Chorus Of young ladies.
Piano lo.--"Over the Hills.". Wilson.
Adel Miller.
Everett James and Emma James.
Piano Solo.--"An Alexis ..... Boyer.
Emma Lansden.
Piano Solo. Homage to Ascher." Joseffy.
Minnie Miller.
Vocal .-"Tareutelle" .......,. Bassford.
Miss Ella Carey.
Duet. "Rondo,". .......... Weber.
Maud Burnett and teacher.
Bridal chorus from Lohengrin. Wagner.
BY young ladies'.
PNRT II.
Assisted by the following:
Vocal. 1.-THE Tower Watchers Songs"
Mr.. Robert Davis.
Vocal. 1.-THE Dove. .......... Ardti.
Miss Annie Riley.
Piano aye Merry Birds"
Miss Louisa Block.
Vocal. --"Gaiy Chant the Summer Birds
Miss White Cunning,
Violin Solos With Piano Accom-.
Flower Song.--Lange
Spinning Song. --Mendelssobn
Mr.. Charles Frank
Swiss Song, with Flute, obligato by Mr.
DAVIS, Emma l. James.
Admission 25, tickets at Barclays, Cole
mans vnd Loflins.
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% cents per box. For sale by Harry
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Almost Insane and Cured.

"Most Of the eminent doctors in the East
as well as several of the medical faculty in
New York City" writes Rev. p P. Shirley,
Of Chicago, failed to help our daughter's
epilepsy, which began to show signs of
turning into insanity. BY the good provi.
dence Of God We tried Samaritan Nervine,
and it cured herr Your druggist keeps it.
&l.b0.
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True to Her Trust,

Too much cannot be said of the ever
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must know that Electric Blttors are the only
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medicine in the world and only cost fifty
cents. Sold by Harry W. Schulz. a.