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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-11-05

E.:S / Adm EIM.EN T.

of the Viage Hotel the arch for the purpose Of man
ulActurina and selling
SADDLES, HARNESSES, TRUNKS, VA
LIESES, TR.4FELLNG-B
and al other articles in This line Of bunoss They have hand
the best Oak tanned Leather and choice selection Of silver and
Brass plated Harness characterization covered do, black and
common do together with general assortment Of Trunk and Va
llese Trimmings, ottlc latest fashion.
Carriages trimmed in the best style, aud repairing done at
short notice
n. b. All work VIII he done in aWorknanke MANNER and
viii b. sold cheaper for cash approved credit than any other
establishment IN the country, by JOHNSON & KNAPP.
CHARLES B, JOHNSON,
d. TRION KNAPP
Mnutpelier, Oct. l. 1916. Al
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-11-05

Mr.. Robertsons first decision was to visit
Mr.. Grey and inform him of the occurrences of
the evening, and still urge his suit with Annie
He found him alone, but was saved the embar-
rassment of enlightening the old man as to the
position in which he now stood to the people OF
Brookdale. Some gossip had anticipated him,
and the worst had been told. Mr.. Grey broach-
ed the subject uppermost in the minds of both
Mr.. Robertson said he am sorry to find
myself mistaken with regard to your charac.
ter; you have appeared here what you are
not
And then you consider deception unpar-
donable, even when we have an object in view
which involves our own happiness while it Injuries
no one else
. do not see, replied Mr.. Grey, chow thi;
applies to your case; but even under such cir
cumstances, think deception scarcely allowable
1t Injuries our own character, if no other evil
follows no matter how pure the motive which
actuaes us is, it is best always to act candidly
and openly
Mr.. Robertson felt the force of the old man,
reasoning, and said | am convinced, sir. thai
you are right, and to show that now act upor
the conviction, tell you that my sole object il
visiting this place, was to see your daughter
Annie
Sir!' said Mr. Grey
/ Yes sir-and having become acquainted
with her, have discovered that shall be per
/ fectly miserable without her; in short, she con
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-11-05

FOR Centcmens OVER COATS something new and rich, at
ST0RRS & LANGDONS,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-11-05
CANCER, sCRoFULA AND GOITRE.

Ample experience has proved that combination of medicine
has ever been ecacous in removing the above disease Dr.
JAYNES ALTERNATIVE. Ias effected cures truly astonishing,
only Of CANCER and other diseases of that class but has
moved the stubborn Diseases of the SKIN Dyspepsia,
This medicine the cCuaon, and cradcas disease
wherever located pur6e the blood and other fluids Of the body
distractions to the pores of the skin, and reduces enlarge
Of glands bones. II increases the Appetite
headache and doWsness and vigomt the whole Jstem and
mlnrt- animation the diseased and del aed constitution
There nothing superior matea medical Is perfectly safe
and extremely pleasant and has nothing Of the disgusting
accompanying the idea of swallowing medicine.
Prepared and sold No. South Third Street. Market
Philadelphia
For sale by s. p Redfeld. Montpelier Vt. Al
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Id u n Z 4 =.
e. EGilhOurM. I'D. I'D. y.

D OOMS Stos and Langdons of Main and Stte
~ streets, Montpelier W. still continues to perform every opera
ton in RGERG requisite for the preservation Of the
TEETH the restoration of diseased Gums to state of health and
purifying the breath where has become offensive. Aso AI
FICIA TEETH uthe best quality inserted with Iyots gold
plates from fun Sc the may require and
sonabe be obtained the office of any well qualified
Dentist in the State. June Is, 1916.
P. sFor sale a superfne article Of DENTRIFTCE, for the
Tooth and Gums. 2jtt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-11-05
Rsmedy for the Million,
For all seasons.
DR.. PHELPS COMPOUND TOMATO PILLS

The unrivalled
Purifier of the
Blood and RestO'
rative Of the sys
TEN, in all NOR
bid secretions of
the glands, skin,
and liver, morbid
hunors and a vi
tiated state of the
system.
These Pills hav
ing had an I'M
precedented pop
ularIty with the
. Faculty and the
people for eight
/ years, are not a
nung I Of
doubtful efficacy,
or experimental
character; but
can be contided
in as a compost
ton founded up
on correct thcra-
quito principles,
and relied upon
AS tie safest
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-11-05
HORACE EATON.
DYE sTuFFs.

D' '"' ' FREDERIcK Killings, Secretary,
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Administrators Notice.
.NinTN,E IS HERERE EIE.N'

.N'OIItE Is HEHEBE EN E.N
7ENIi.iT tie IN lcr>;snci las obtained OF the
4 l',.i, + the county court Of fiAe county
letters Of .A,lnjuistr:' ion, outhc estate Of VIM.
Maxwell, deceased, bearing datc Tie 9Th March
1876.
Al persons haviar claims sc;irst said estate
.rr requested to c>hi3i, them properly au'henti'
y~:y. Within nnr year from the da'e of said let
:; =, o: 'i,y faay h. exclude! iron having any
lc.,it. 81 >,I! o~>tatc, aaI ii not exhibited with,
in til. e yrvrs. they will lc forever barred.
ED!.EY MAXWELL, administrators
EIurch :. Isis.
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NEGROES For SALE.

TIE undersigned Subscriber, living five
miles south Of Louisiana, Pike county Me-,
wishes to sell a likely negro woran and
child. the woman is about wenty years old,
Of a coppcrcolnr. very smart and likely
The child is n boy, two years DID, which !
will sell at private sale, if an orr"Itnni:
of, RS. il not, ] viii sell them ii pahiic sale
On Monday, Tie sixth day Of April next.
being tie first day OF the Circuit Court, III
the town OF Bowling Green. on l credit OF
twelve months, til" purchaser giving hoi.'
hearing ten per cent interest from date.
with gIyr@rc& =, urity.
\. J. SCOTT.
Louisiana. March sSth. 1916.
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Executors Notice
A1kle IS hcyeby o:rfn

.s'the IS hGre6v eErfn
7ENIAT the undersigned Ia. oitsin"e; -
q Clerk Of the County Co,it e P:,ri "r.s
letters Tcstamentary on tie "t-. +
Troxwell, deceased, LEARN It, m EI.-
1915.
All persons having cl>ims against SID r.-.
are requested TO c"Nlilit tenn pro, crIv ant, ati-
Gated within one year from the dat" Of Saii','te-s
or they may be prccludrI from having any bcnr-
fit of sail estate, and / if not exhibited within
three years. they will hc forever barred.
ELIZARFTH TROXWELL Executrix,
MICHAEL BRANSTETTER. Excet'r.
March eth. 1916.
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"LQrge Sales and Small Pyofts."

HAVING this spring, made an cx-
tensive addition to my store, which makes
the entire lenght from front to rear some
hundred and fifty feet" O5O.) Ihave man.
ufactured a much larger stock this spring
than Ihave, ever before done in any enc
season, and have received over three hun
dred cases of clothing already, and shall
continue to receive fresh Supplies weekly
throughout the season.
All of my spring and summer stock is
made up in a far superior style to any ever
before brought to the city, and it is warrent-
ed to fit better than any ever brought
west.
This springT am determined to sell cloth
ing at LowerfPrices than any other Cloth
ing House in the West5possibly can, there
fore l hazard nothing in saying that l intend
to sell more clothing than all the other hou-
ses together in St. Louis. And am con-
fdentI can do it, from the many advanta-
gesI possess.
~ "Purchasing my goods from the i'm
porters in the City of New York for cash"
II Experimenting the manufacturing o..
my stock myself.
IF have peer in the business for tho
last fourteen years.
AZ | sell for nothing but CASH or city
acceptance, | therefore have no bad debts
to make up off of cash customers.
II Country merchants supplied on the
most reasonable terms. Alarge assortment
made up expressly for the wholesale trade.
AZ Strangers visiting the city, will bear
in mind that | have but one store, which is
No. lii MAIN STREET. a large ia on
the top of the house, which !can be seen
from almost any part of Main street, a stone
flag across the pavement in front of the
store, with the name of Martin, on it.
have the deepest store in the city, q
large looking glass in the back end of the
store, where customers can have an OPP
portunity of seeing and judging of the cut
and style of the clothing, which they may
buy for themselves in my establishment.
Citizens and strangers will bear il mind,
that it is no trouble to show goods, and that
l will be pleased to have them call in and
look through the Largest Stock of Ready
Made Clothing in this or any other state.
JOHN Il. MARTIN,
ia, (Main Street. St. Louis, Mo.
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When you stand on a precipice with a
young lady, always remember ard put your
arm around her waist to prevent her be-
coming dizzy. Ladies who have tried it, say
there is no antidotc in TIE world at all com
parable with it. Indeed a lady of our &C
quaintance says that under such c%ircuin-
stances, she could look down Niagara for
hours and not experience the least disa-
grceablc sensation. Qucer-is'nt it?
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors OF
~ others interestcd in the estate Of Henry
Inflow, decd, that at the next June term of the
Pike county Court l shall mike a final settlement
Of said estate as administrator thereof, when and
where those interested can atten1.
WIN. NJ. Inflow, tor.
April II, 1876.
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Feb. I. l. iG.
CiIE.IP CASH BOOhSTORE.-
J. II ALSALL,

r rEoLusALE Jni RETAIL Bookseller and
w SIArIo>EH. No. la Main Street. Saint
Louis. Mo. keeps on hand a%splcntii assortment
Of !N-hoo{. Lrr. .N,iicoi and Miscellaneous RookS:
Quill<. Ink. Waters, Steel Pens AMI States; Writ
iaG and Wrapping Papers; Flank Books in great
~vari,i,. ~toE,tl.cr with every other article III his
line Of business. lff-Books bound in the best
n amer. C.ll and eAainine-No. l24. Main st
: nj. ",
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undersigned would respectfully inform
the pua!ic that he has again commenced the
above business i'll Ill lis various branches al lbs
residence thrcc miles south west III ASHLEY. Mo,
lie viii also make 10 order Spinning Wheels.
Glars. &c. lie i~'attcrS hiinsollt to BE- 4bleto give
.en.ral satisfaction 10 I'll who may give him Z
call in tic above business. in price ana quality
G!v. III" ii call.
4. ODEN.
Eel. /. l>iG.
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Administrators notice.

NOTICES hereby given, that the rndersign-
~ ed has obtained of the Clerk of the Coun-
ty Court of Montgomery, letters of -Administra-
ton on the estate of Erhriam Witcher, de-
ceased, bearing date 9th March, 1916.
All persons indebted TO said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment. All persons
having claims against said estate. ara requcstcdt 10
exhibit them properly authenticated within one
year from the date Of said letters. or they may be
precluded from having any benefit of said estate,
andi il not exhibited within. three years, they will
be forever barred.
GEORGE CREWS.
Administrator
March 4, 1916.
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School Notice.

VNHE Trustees of the Rowiing-Grror school
District would respectfully inform the citi-
zens of their district THAT they have employed
WIZ. F. WArsox for the remainder Of the year
1916; and they feel satisfied tllat he is qualified
to render satisfaction 10 all impartial persons
The School will Commence on Monday. the 81!
day of April 1916; all that feel an interest in 'a'd
school will send their children.
W. W. WATTS,
A. F. TRAINER, Trustee:
J. H. SHEPHERD,
April i, 1916.
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10! YE THAT TIII.sSTErIG.

" who are Coatlrss. S~:.;rtiess. Nestlcss. or
who need am q In" Indi>prn@ihics e, iii"
call quick at tic Cigtitnc Store in Louisiana,
Mo. We have on Lanla cool supply o. go y
made clothing. AMI re ~lpJ:.itG ior rev su, .i.s.
Gil Call. CALI,
RICHARDSON s. DUKE.
Water Street, Louisiana, Ne.
Jan. ,, 1876, u.
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Final Settlement.

.T'OTYCE Is HEREBY GItEf
TaIO all creditors or others Interested in the
estate OF Peter Copenhavcr, deceased,
that st the next aIay terra o. tic Lincoln county
Court | shat! make d f.! sottlcmont Of sHii cS-
tate as alministr.tcr thereof, wl,n AMI wl:cr"
dis 81 imcrc>t>a cau:t,I'.
L.iIt3 COIENE!ANih,
Administrator.
N,r,L 1856
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March 4, 1886.
Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors or
~ others interested in the estate Of Richard
Sanders, deceased, that 1T the next May term
of the Lincoln county Court shall make a final
settlement of said estate as administrator thereof
when and where those interested can attend,
JOHN THOMPSON
Administrator
March 4, 1916.
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.lOR PRINTING;

OF all kind ran be neatly executed - ck,arctt
rates. and in the lest stylr d, thc E~rrcr GAice.
II any one waits Work done. sch a. BIS =.
any do<criPtion.} Ci:c,i Is, Car,:s. Hand Bills
Horse Bills, SC. they can be acconIr" lated al Il :,
ciicc whenever they cali.
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SALE OF f ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the undersiIn-
~ ell, heirs Of Andrew Love. deceased. will
on the 2nA day of March, A.. d. 1916, before
the Court House door. in the town Of Bowling
Green, in Pike COUNT. No, proceed TO sell to
the highest bidder. on a credit Of Twelve months.
the following described Real E>iatc. to wit: The
west half of the south east quarter of section IL
township %, north Of range i west. containir 6
Eighty acres, more or less, lying and situated in
the County of Pike, on the waters of Indian creek.
about ten miles west Of Bowling-Grecn. There
is situated on said land a good dwelling house
and kitchen. and stable. and ether comfortable out
houses, together with about thirty acres under q
good fence, and in a high state Of cultivation.
The purchaser will hc required TO Give bond
with arnroved security for the purchase money,
The title to said land will be secured 10 the pur-
chs7er by a good and sufficient warranty deed,
when sold.
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N$eT'El'E.

Nool. Potatoes, Corn. ! lcur. Meal. Pork. But
Ter, Lara. I'll, y. good Tailow Candles. Bees
wax. Feathers. Cats. Fodder. or ANYTHING else
that i. crn.::,aI ,, ,cors;m.it. Ill he thankful, re-
cei,,l;; tbs of!lce i'll rNchar@e i"r tic BANNER
% Jyj Printing.
TncuAs s. M;"EAY. Fac; r:st Is.
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CHANGERS Snl1ce.


In tb' Pile Circuit Ca"r', u ''c'&tr '."n, l7t5,
Benjamin p. Clifford,
rs. IN Chancery.
Henry ChoUteau& ~otiIc-s.
N-OW here comes The complainant " bis so
i%icitor, an! Henry Chou,cau. Gabriel Chou
teau. Rene Paul. Gabriel PAIL. Edward Chou
tcau, Frederick W. Beskwih. guardian Of the
minor heirs of Thomas F. Smith, deceased. and
/ Andrew Forcey. defendants herein having failed
70 appear here Il this term agrecahly to laY. and
this court. and answer said hill of complaint as
required; the same is taken Tor confessed against
them, art! this decree will be made final unless
they shall be and arqe2r here On the first &ay O.
the rcAt term. and show cause othc contrary
and It appearing uran Tie affidavi; Ct the ccal-
p~laina.t that the heirs Q: Ar.ustC ChcHiy3rI, de-
icc2sed. oil L.ouisa Paui an! & Euial;. Paul, DC
ceased are unknown. Il Isth,reicrr ordered tlai
said unknown heirs be notified Ey publication
Of this order in some newspaper printed in This
site. for eight weeks suocf>sivc'-. TIE asst irsrr-
ticn at least four weeks be;nrc he rcNt term. tlot
sad complainant has flea his I'LL u! complaint =
gainst them and others f.r a trorcc = tide t. i'm
for q tract OF land. 60 WITT t." \. T.. II SEQ
ton q, Containing 1872 sixty-Cour one hundrc;ith
acres-also 6. F. II sec. II containing lGl :,
one hunire,th acres. and al! in T. 50. \. r. ! +.
in Pike County N;SSorri.lsir- rart Of surrey
No. 291l-aEt urlcss said heirs Of ~hngus'a
ChoutSau. Louisa Paul ard Eulalia Paul. drce.s-
ed, shall be and appear here On tlc first lay ol
the next term, the sans viii be taken f,T Confess
cd against item ana continued.
STATE OF MISSOURI
County Of Pike.
]. Simeon P. Robinson. c,.yi E IL Circnii
Court Cor said county. certify that the foregoing
is truly copied from the record.
~, WITNESS my hand ar3 official seal
Seal. done at office. il Bow ling Green. il
49, said county, this the 2c;h Day q D.,
cember, A. d. 1915.
S.P. ROBINSON, CrrRk.
Dec. Bah. 1915.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Notice Is Hereby Gircn

THAT the undersigned has obtained Of tie
= Clerk Of the Rails County Court letters OF
Administration on the estate Of Butler W. Brown.
deceased, hearing dat" 2nd Mach, Isle.
All persons inIeitcd 10 So estate ~rr request
edto make in mediate pay meat. A!ipc~s,a~ hsr-
ing claims against sail estat', arc requisite! ic
exhibit them properly authenticated within &c
year from the date Of sail letters. Q: the, may be
precluded from having any benefit Of Sail estate,
and if not exhibited within three lars, they will
be forever barred.
ROBERT I1AGER, Administrator
March 4, 1876.
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STATEOF MISSOURI, } In the County Court.
rnrpty- Of ritC Nov. 18th, INiS.

Ola oT M NHOSNi, -
County Of fikc. Nov. 9TH, 1919.
John A. Thomas. administrator Ge b0nIs non,
Of the estate OF William Sh,ihcrsc, deceased.
cor,es and files lis petition ior the sale Of thcr'A!
eststc 0; sli4 deceased. Sail petition is accom-
PANEL hv a true account of his administrator
tnrrther with the Isis ALL inventories rrc"irc1
IL hw:ii2 Whole verified l. The & ~: g. the
.sai: a,lnlinini,tr.fnr: L is therefore c~'ercit,re:
II persons re iotiti,d Of all r,titioo, a.. Tia;
Mess the contrary he shown 81 - lti = the
first day u the ..e>t term oEthis c"u~' -. 81 e.
viii BE madr fir III sale cf the r,n' C. =" u. all
deceased. or 81 rs:,h II, -sai rs vii, SnI ut
10 pay II" dcr.is against said c-;ate: ari "~r,i'-"'
THAT a COPY c! tnis crjsr /, rn:Gs"'i - >.~.c
newspaper in this state CT six 90. =. tr"-
corT-Tcst: A.. il. BiCE'tEf, Clerk.
Per GIL. Or&r, II. (.
De-. 27th: lSiJ. A.
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Wanted at this OffiC-.

Two Intelligent. ac:ivc Ioys. between II ane
ID v"2rs VI sg", rs APPRENTICES. APPi! ins'AcCI,
atclv.
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PATSt RATS. RATS!

RATS ITS! RATS!
kNr.lTH ON ElTS:.-Tnc blessed DIS
sy coy,Is la< SCI, ,a>: been made, after thc!irsc
Of >iv t.y~,lnI yy.:,. tor Riding maihiuto! IN. !
:fp1' lcsumc anir".!. the 1T. GaH.cr",ts f. Tie
wcl.ar,. aaI w.Ii-hrin- 1t CGilaar'.>, %sa!rs, pan
tri,s, bakc-<io,~, met ,"'lars. -! IN short -!
pla~c wncrc things may hr ra,'r, gn,"cd. ofGD-
s~troyc!. can be @I,i.I.i.
This gre -.irni t, IL = operate, 10y r:",Iir-
H. 4 ki:ri -: m~r!:css. which irpmrt, thc If l.
ed ,..!iri{.d to i,'c all uf lis poe h. >:.rrc>
ID met. whi.l it. :, cert III '''.:l. G.! Il II.
ATWOOD'S. NJ. q South MIN 81. -. Lou.
,ndtrv for v~outsclL. uc,inrh w,nl,r c.t:e wo:,:'
W., II" mu:crsirnrd. h:,;"= wi;ars>'l the
'w7nlrr.rl effects pr. .nc,.. 10y '-ttwonfs r.
E,s;rJy 7. ..,rrGlll, give "Ir nalacs, certifying
70 is unparalleled c~tf;,scy:
j,a:I y D9rvA:t, Jri,n N"lt~cll
Ch,ri,, Lrwcilu. Comic" Nok,
FL. Poit}c&Co Eosw..I - Gn-!on.
EiIC"ri"H. ~. R!rirari Wnsa.
J.!.:. A..li'Ci.lnt -. y. T:-,'e. Il. :.
.!,,.. : .GrrS.
Saint Luis. 81. oct -. 80. fN2rjr
For ,a,c Il \. b.. III WOODS, Nr. SCAT.
Main Street. SAINT Louis. AL r4n !, -, u Il.
,,i,cI p'ncc in IL" c.! " '"un!.
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~!.NTlliNG! CIUTIIiNG!! III

sSARlITR> AND CITIZENS, when YOU
visit II. Lrui>. call oil JON.I'T..M IRTLN,
st his Oh! stand, Ill Mann street, VIII" las tits
GAy roIain.nced receiving his Sprir.: Stock. ana
viii Continue /, receive. daily. ilrougllo,t he
season. Ny stock. when received, will hr onc
o; the largest a"I best assorted stocks iii int
L"uis. 1t must lie apFarcn. 10 every one that |
sell Clo;i'irr II lower prices thJnatsy othcrE oIac,
from the heavy stock and the am"!rt Of business
I 10. II John +. Martin has but one Store
Beware OF those who tell YOU this is Martins.
e. there are those that Goit. Look well Tor the
pig Stone Sign. with Martin on it, across the
pavement, a larsc number III on top Of TIC
house. | ask only acall. convinced that You will
be satisfied that my prices, for the quality ~'ni
make, are unusually cheap.
Country merchants supplied on the most rca<-
enable terms. Persons wanting clothing. would
do We'll 10 call and e>;mi:!c my stock, as | pledge
mysc!fto sell lower than any other house posi-
bly, can.
1t is no trouble TO show goods at ia.
Jan. 81, 1916.
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THE INFLUENCE OF SISTERS.

THE INFLUENCE OF SISTERS.
"That man has grown among kind and af-
'fectionate sisters" | once heard a lady Of
much observation and experience remark.
"And why do you think SOP" said l.
"Because of the rich development Of ell
the :cnderfeelings of tho heart, which are
$50 apparent in every word"
A sisters influence is felt even in man
hoods later years; and TIE heart of him
who has grown cold with its chilling contact
with the world will warm and thrill with
pure enjoyment as some incident awakes
within him the soft tones and glad melodies
of Lis sisters voice. And he will turn
from purposes which a warped and false
philosophy has reasoned into expediency,
and weep for the gcntler influence which
moved him in his earlier days.
Blair beautifully says: There are situa-
I%tions, not a few, in human life, where the
encouraging reception, the condescending
behavior and the look of sympathy, bring
greater relief to the heart than the most
beautiful gift. While on the other hand,
when the hand of liberality is extended
to bestow, the want of gentleness is sufi-
;cient to Illustrate the intention OF the bene.
iii. We sour those whom we mean to OBJ
Ilige; and by confering favors with harsh
ness, we convert them into injuries"
An Indian complained to a retailer that
the price of his liquor was too high. The
latter in justification said that it cost as
much to keep a hogshead of brandy as to
keep a cow. The Indian replied, ''may be
he drink as much water, but he no eat so
much hay.
An Trishman carried one of his cronies
with whom lie had quarrcled, to a magis-
~trate ia a breachof the pace. "What do
YOU w4nt hcre?'' says the Justice. "Plase
Yer Worship says Pat, she tould me to go
10 the Givel, and came straight to yer honor.
At the late celebration Of the Baltimore
Photographed Society, the following toast
was drank:
u nmnn.-The sweetest types upon the earth;
The sweetest FORMS; the falreSt FACES;
The loveliest FLOWERS that e'er had birth,
That ever chung to mans EN- RACES
Why dread to lay down this frail body in
its resting place, and this weary aching
head on the pillow Of its rcpose? Why
trcmble az this, that in the long sleep of the
tomb the body shall suffer disease no more.
and pain no more, and hear the cries of
want are heard no more, nor the groans of
distress; and far from the turmoil of life,
that violence, and change shall pass lightly
over it and the elements shall beat and the
storm shall howl unheard around its lowly
bcd.-pewcy.
Democratic banner., 1846-04-18

THOMAS B. DYER & CO.,
KNHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALERS
w IN DRY GOODS, Groceries, eel. ect.,
corner of Main and Market Streets, st. Louis,
Opposite the old market place. are now rcceiv-
ing large supplies, which they will sell very low
for cIsm. iy24
Democratic banner., 1846-04-18
Notice.

vs~HE copartncr>tip heretofore existing ic-
tween F.. :. Block and II. T.. Block, under
the finn and >tS L. Of RlGch !, Son. hls been this
day DISSOLVED 10y mutual rnr>rit. Ths business
will BE- conducted lyE. :. Hlocn alone.
who will settle all iy:nanis against the firm. and
1" whom al those inac!t,dto the firm. are ,ari!-
rstly requested 10 make payment.
L.. :. BLOCK,
II. l.. BLOCH.
Ashley, Mo, March -. l2tG.
HAVING; disposed Of my interest in The es-
At Ashley, Mo, TO my father. f.. :.
l'!ocHa, take this method ofreturning my sincere
thinks 10 my friends AMI customers for their lib
cad patronage during my management OF the
business; hoping they will continue to patronize
M father, whose intention It is to continue to
sell and barter, uron the most reasonable and ac-
commOIating terms.
HYMAN E. BLOCK.
Anril /. SID.