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The PIunderer,s Pyramid.

There is not much necessity for peo-
pie going to Egypt to see the Pyramids
when we have such stupendous ones in
this country. We present the following
for the consideration OF our Radical
friends:
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ROBB
EVANS
STOK ES
FORB Els
HOD G E S
PROS E r
BA LII 0 9 II
JOHN w. GOULD
WHITTA K E 4
TOM MU r P Il 7
pODERICK r. BUTLER

CHARLES F. B A l l. Z 7
MON TGOM ERY G l B B s
Now it only remains to ornament
10 nth snch names as Holden, Rad.
; ;nI Governor Of North Carolina
impeached for high crimes and m ,e1
meanors in office; Butler, Radical
Governor of Nebraska, impeached for
taking brides; Bullock, Radical Gov
e eancrs OF Georgia, who run away to
keen from being punished, and Scott
Radical carpet bag Governor OF sou.h
Corolipa, who stole thirty millions OF
dollars, to make it wonderfully attract
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Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

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mixed with substances like the white Of an
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morbid, dark, bilious appearance, and white
bone dust deposits, and when there is a
prlcking, burning sensation when passing
water, and pain In the small OF the back
and along the loins.
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THE MACE-CORURN PRIzE FI6,I1r

The Fight for the Champinnship
OF the WOrld-The Battle 10 be
Fought Near New Orleans ON
November s0th-Condition Of the
Men-Odds Two to One In Favor
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!

Strong and Pure Rich Blood In
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The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-12

There 10 . station on the Pittsburgh,
Fost Wayne and Chicago Railroad called
Hanna. - hoeor Of . deceased citizen ol
Fort Wayne. A train stopped there .Ae
other day, and the brakeman, after the
msnnes Of his GLASS, thrust his head
inside the door and called out, "Huuua,"
loud aud tong. A young lady, probably
endowed With the poetic sppellstioa Of
Hannah. supposing hs was addressing
acc, and shocked at his familiarity on so
short 40 acquaintance. howned IKE 4
thundereloud and rstorsed. "Shas yesr
moatt. He shut II. I,
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-12

LAUaHABLE.-A reverend clergyman,
q few years since, being apprehensive
that the accumulated weight of snow
upon the roof of his barn might do dam
.s., r..slvsa 20 shovel il OF. He ,horo
fore ascended it, but having frst, for fear
the snow might slide off at once, himself
With it, fastened to himself one end of q
rope, and giving the other to his wife, he
went to work; but fearing still for his
safety. MY wife," he said, "tie the
rope around your waist" No sooner
had she done this than off went the snow
poor minister and all, and up went hi.
wife. Thus on one side of tho barn the
astoundcd and confounded clergy mai
hung, and on the other side hung his
wife, high and dry, 10 majesty sublime,
dingliug and dangling at the end of the
rope. At that moment, however, q gen
tlcman luckily passing by. delivered the u,
from their perilous situation.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-12
THE WELCOME NOME.

We may trascl oil over the world,
Aye, ss fas ss the pillows may roll,
wkere they northwsrd or south yard sss hurls
Against leo. fields that girdle the pole
We may wander wherever We list.
We may journey earths confines all o'er,
But the jny which VIC cannot resist
Is the grasp Of the hand at the door;
For at length when cur holidays past
And We gladly return DER the foam,
The one Joy that's not least, although last,
Is the hand-grip that welcomes US home.
There's something electric that thrills
In the touch of the hanls that we know,
Which nor absence the longest Ger kills,
Nor distance whcre'er we may go.
It speaks from the heart to thu heart,
From carth's farthcst its uttermast shore;
We may remember, though oceans apart,
Tho warm grasp of the hand at the door.
Fer wherever our fortunes are cast
Meath Heavens cerslean dome,
The one Joy that we look for At last
Is the han grip that welcomes US homo.
In the silence Of African wilds,
When sleep closes the travellers eyes
In a slu ber as soft as chid's,
The dear visions of homo will arise,
But Of all the best dreams Of delight
That around him kind fancy can pour,
Far tho happiest fiction Of night
Is tho grasp of tho hand at the door.
In the wilderness lonely and vast
Ay, wherever on earth we may roam,
The love dream that deserts US the last
Is the hand grip that welcomes US homo.
But wc need NO long absen,e to show
All, we nccd no wide distance to toach,
That the dearest Of all things below
Is tho homo love in waiting for cach--
Is the homo that VIC cannot forgetl
For his heart is not sound at the core,
Whose breast has no. leapt when it met
The warm grasp Of tho hand at tho door.
Heat and cold VIC endured, storm and blast,
Waves we forded and mountains we clomb,
Are forgotten compl,tcly at last
In the hand grip that welcomes US homo.
Though for long or for ittlo VIC part,
Tried affection all count is above,
For you can't plumb the depth Of heart,
You can't measure the leagues Of love.
Birth and beauty and riches are nought-.
For birth, beauty and riches in storo
Never, never n welcome have bought
Like the grasp Of the hand at the door.
All, how dear whom our holidays past,
Whom We gladly return ocr the foam,
The one Joy that's not least, although last,
The warm hand grip that welcomes US homo.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-12
THE MISER'S HEIR.

Tho hour hand of Philip Acres old
| rasiiivued silver watch wse pointing 10
tho figure eight; the snug red curtains
shut out the rain and darkness Of the
March night, and tho FIRE snapped and
cracked behind tho red hot bars of the
crate in most cosy and comfortable sort
OF way. casting q rosy shine into the
thoughtful brown eyes that were tracing
castles and corouets in the brightly burn.
ing Goals.
For Philip Aero was, for once, indulg-
ing himself 10 the dangerous fascination
OF the day dream.
"If were only rich !" be pondsred to
himself. 'Ah it. Then good bye to all
these musty old law books; goodbye to
msnded boots aud turned coats, all the
ways and means which turn mans life
into wretched bondage. Wouldn't l
revel in new books, delicious paintings,
and high stepping horses? Wouldn't l
buy = set Of jewels for Edith-not pale
pearls or sickly emsralds, hut diamond
to blaze like links of FIRE upon her royal
throat! Wouldn't I-what nonsense | m
talking, though" he cried suddenly to
himself. philip Acre, hold your
tongue. l did suppose you we're fellow
Of more sense. Here you arc, neither
rich nor distinguished, but simple law
student, while Filth Wyllis is as far
above your moon struck aspirations a.
the queen of night herself. She loves
me, though-shs will wait-and the time
may one day come. If only DR.. Wyllis
was not 80 distrustful Of fellow! How
ever, 1 must loarn to prove myself worthy
Of tho sweetest prize that ever-hallo |!
como 10 there, whoever you are." ,..-.
IL was only the serving maid Of the
lodging house, carrying b letter in the
corner, of her apron, between her finger
and thumb"
"Plsass, sir, the postman has just lsfs
it," ....,.
Gall right, Katy. And now" he
added, as the door closed on Katy's sub.
stantial back, "lst's see what my unknown
correspondent has to say. A black seal,
eh3 Not having any relations to lose, l
am not alarmed at the prognostic."
He broke the seal aud glanced over
the short, business like communication
contained within, with . face varied from
incredulous surprise to sudden gladnsss.
IAN I dreaming?" he murmured, rub
bing his eyes and shaking himself, Is If
to insure complete postession Of his
senses. "No, I'm vide awake, and in my
right mind; tits no delusion no part OF
my waking visions. But che would
have supposed shat old Thomas Morti.
mes. sAom I have cot sees since was
boy Of sixteen, and picked him cut Of
the riser half dead between cramA and
fright, would die end leave NO sN Die
moneyf Why, In aos the shadow Of
relation; but thee I never heard that she
old man had any kith or kiu, 80 J cant
imagine any harm in taking advantage Of
this odd freak. Rich-.-am I ssally to be
rich 10 my Aladdin visios 70 30 40
Nctuaa fact7 oh, Edith Edith I"
hs elaspsd both hands ovss bis eyes,
sici end giddy With tho thought that the
loseiy far of star Of bic alteration would
y Srsssht W seer hin st last by che
SASss' 1s'A ~ skss yssss II pssiss<
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-12

There isa good deal Of laughing 10
the newspapers about On sxhiIaratsd
bridegroom in New Orlesps Who re-
quested an artillery company TO ire .
salute 10 honor Of his nupt,als. Wo see
nothing laughabls about this. The man
was in the seventh sphere Of happiness,
and be was net 90 shame, faced as to 30
unwilling that all the world should know
It. Every willing aud genuine husband,
newly made 50, feels like ordering tho
bells to be rung, the artillery discharged,
tho windows illuminated, tho bunting
flung to the breeze, the brass hands 10
blow melodious and harmouious blssts;
aud if be does not command q general
carnival at his own expense, it 10 either
because he cannot afford il Or for reasops
Of personal modosty. ! ''''n
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-12

Another conversation FROM West
Points piasxa--ths Parry House, this
time. Morning, everybody on the
piazza sboddyish lady talking to her
little girl, evidently for efoot--"Areu' t
you glad werc going home TO- morrow,
Manic, whore you've got a nice large
garden to play 10, and whore there's such
apretty hot house and such nice flowers p
Child innocsntly replies, "Where p
Mother, nowise discouraged, proceeds
sand wont you like to 60 down to the
stable to see all the beauty horses, and
your lovely little ponies =" "Why! !
ana got no pouiss," put 10 che inoceut,
most vocissrously' The mother looked
- II she would like to "go fos Asv then
and thar" snd the number or youur
asdiss' mouths which required hand
keschisfs stuffed into thea juss then
was asrsslous.-N. Y. Mail. - .a.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-12
TERMS or ApvER rIs,NC.
A japanese FAIRY Tale.

A mammoth faucy fair. 10 which tho
Japanese have almost monopoly, 10
being held in Cslifornia. Among other
wonders, q group Of dxed figures in orc
Of the large cases, attracts much ntien.
tiou. Some think it represent, the Oar.
wiuian development theory, but II does
not. The Japs havo this tradition, aud
thu group Of figures commemoratcs IL.
The first man and woman dwelt oa the
banks of river in Japan Chat 10 we'll
enticated). They had no garden"
and the old man chopped wood for
living. The old woman had no psrticu.
lar sphere, but wandsre sabout talking
to herself. Ono day the old man WAS
cutting faggots. and his wife vent down
to the river to wash his Sunday shirt.
She got through with the job in . short
time aud bad her "washing out" While
on the river bank . pcash aoated to the
place where she stood. Nov, it was not
an "npple." but she thought the old
man would like It Cor lunch, and shc
took it home. When he csme In she
gave him the peach (not an "appls") to
eat. Tho old man devoured the peach,
and on cracking the pit with his hammer,
out jumped q little Jap about three
years old. The couple were delighted.
There was another human being on the
earth without themselves. ''
They adopted the child, and he grew
up He didn't slay his brother, for he
had none nor did he 70 to the land Of
Nod to SEQ his wife, for she was not
there. But on an island in the river
dwelt race Of Osres. He determined
to exterminatc them and, buckling on y
two handed sword, he sailed forth. On
his way he met sparrow, dog and
monkey. They became his allies. Tho
allies fought the Ogres, took their castle.
and he returned to hi, anxious psrents
with great quantities Of treasure, corals,
diamonds. pearls, gold, silver and cop.
per, which he is represented as placing
at the feet Of his mother. This littlo
"Peachling," as he was called. brought
wealth. and luxury to his parents and to
the country Of Japan. In the group
are shown the wonderful sparrow, the
dog, tho monkey, and an Ogre prostrate
under the heel Of the victorious "Peach.
ling" San Francisco Bulletin.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-12

In Toledo, Ohio. recently, the atten
tion of lady was attracted to . couple
Of boys in the street, one of whom,
seemingly addressing the other, was ex =
pressing bis indignation iu the most
bitter terms. you fool, you" he went
on; you oussed fool, I'm ashamed Of
you. You're the very darnnsst fool |
ever did SEQ confound your The lady
finally lnterposed to suggest the unfit
ness of such language toward his asso
ciste, when hs replied, "Why, I wasn't
talking to this boy; l was talking to my
dog here. Why, don't you believe,
ma'am, tho cus,cd fool barked at that
stone dog back there IN that door yard.
Why, darn him, I won't be followed BY 0
dog that don't know more than that"
The lady gave up that job and retired.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-12

A Zanssvills (OhiO) paper narrates q
strange, but charming story Of the effects
OF music. A nice young lady, living
about four miles from that city. is in the
habit OF performing on the violin beau
t'ful air-s religious song-and hor
brother playing the accom- panimsnt on
the fageolet. 1t has been noticed for
some time whom this air is played that a
beautiful bird, known as tho golden
warbler, comes and hovers on the wing !;
only comes when this piocs is beiOg
played, and is not seen at any other time.
When any one desires to see the bird the
lady plays this ais on the violin, but il
never comes 10 response to any other
song, and only when the young lady
plays.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-12

We notice an item 10 one Of oar Boston
exchanges, which says that "a rich bach,
e'or Of New Jersey rsceutly died, LEAVING
by will several legscics Of from ten to
twenty five thousand dollars each, 10
ladies who had rejected him. He ssil
that they had Afterwards GrowA tU bs
SO ugly that be could not be sufielentiy
grateful" %. .-.--.., ~ -.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-12

4 young woman, is New Oslsas.,
handsome and bewitcAiag, lately spp!isd
to . lawyer TO esoesses d,vsscs ftsn der
husband. % %ts g'sss% As> sss sssla
d 1sttss.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-12

Quinius biscuit 10 the latest vbssity ID
she medical pastry line. Each biscuit
oonssins one fourth Of grain Of 4uinins,
sud the tasta 10 SO concealed that hearty
indivisuas can pus them dove until tue
ssir ~ toe back Of his Head begins "a
carl, without kaowing whse se is fatisg.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-12
Out Of darkuess came light.

LOVE AND CoNsrANcY.-A California
paper relates q remarkable tale Of love
and coustancy. A young man 10 the
East wished to marry the daughter OF q
prosperous merchat, but had no money
with which to push his suit lilo was
therefore declined as a son.in law, and SO
he went to the Pacific coast to seek his
fortune. lie sought gold everywhere,
but found little, und at last, after years
Of labor and hardship, determined to
return to his old home. lie engaged hi.
passage from San Francisco, when he en-
countered his carly love, now near middle
age, who, with her brother, had gono in
quest Of her old lover. Her parents and
all her near relatives had disd, save her
companion. She was wealthy and only too
happy to give her fortune with her hand
and heart, to the man who had struggled
valian,ly and failed to earn the need Of
toll. The twain we're welded, and re-
turned to the East with the dream OF
love as bright and fresh to them as it had
been years before. Even this practical
age cannot extinguish the poetry Of affec.
ton, de votion and romance.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-12

Tdsre Is . gentleman nos living m
Zsnesville, Ohio, At the sgs Of 81, Who
was born when bis father Sas 7s ysars
eia. He 10 is anSious to kuov if thers
y another person 'ivius whose father Was
bsra l6S year, ago. Hr.2 1f l.s
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-12

Al irishmas noticing 'sdy pass down
the street, espisd two stsips dspsoding
FROM under hsv mantle. Not showing
that these we're styled sashes and Sers
hanging 10 their right place, hso sx-
claimed, "Aa' faith ns'sw, yer gallu.ss
are foose," p'''e
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-12

The conclusion Of tho air it is asserted
will drive off insects thut proy upon tho
fruit trees, and will also improve the at.
mosphere 50 as 10 clear away all malari-
Gus ,vapors. At q recent meeting Of
prominent citizens Of Jacksonville, Fla.
q gentle man living in that vicinity stated
that tho blowing Of tho whistle Of tho
locomotive running on q new rail' Dad,
passing through his orchard, had driven
off tha curcuiio. He was led TO believe
.h.t this disnppen RI sncs had Less essssd
by the shrill noise Of the whistle and
tho jsrring Of the air, and to satisfy
himself of tho correctness Of this theory
he placed two pounds Of powder 10 tho
hollow Of live. oak stump 10 the i'm.
mediate vicinity Of peach aud plum trees
which the curculio threatened to destroy
entirely. Tho powder was fired of on I
calm night, aud all the insects it is stated
disappeared at once, and tho trees and
vincs subsequently exhibited q marvellous
growth. 1t is argued, also, that conous.
sion of the air will destroy oil animal
culcs and render sickly localities per-
fectly healthy. As proof the latter
theory, it is stated that during the war.
in consequence Of the repeated discharges
Of gun powder, neither yellow fever cor
any other epidemic disease prevailed iu
the cities Of tho South. Other illustra.
tions are also given Of this theory, nnd
the effects of thunder 10 sickly essscus
are cited as supporting the above visvs.
II was also stated that during yellow
fever epidemics few thunder storms occur.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-12

The Astsl in New Eag!asa vi.s &hs
Longest Lame is The puoq'io sas sssaks.ss.
snSSog Hssss =. HsNptoS Bssea. I,
has snly go ist,ss less ,bss Ne sLsl.
siRAshsA.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-12

isnusut, vheu the carriage drove up be.
fose . stately pillsred rortico. "Suroly =
this 10 Mortimer place"
Shouldn't bs surprised il IL wss," said
Dr.. Wyllis, emerging from the doorway.
"Walk in, my boy come, Edith. Well,
how do you like your new home p
"Our new homo |" repeated Philip.
III do not understand you, SIR"
"Why, l mean your little wife yonder
is the sole surviving relative Of Thomas
Mortimer, although sho never knew il
until this morning. Her mother vas old
Mortimer's cousin, and somo absurd
quarrel had caused a total cessation Of
intercourse between the two branches Of
the family. was aware Of tho facts all
along; but l wasn't sorry to avail my.
self Of the opportuny to SEQ what kind Of
stuff you were made Of Philip Acre.
And now - the deed Of conveyance is
not made out yet, don't suppose your
lawyer need to trouble himself about II
The heiress won't quarrel with you, III
ha hound"
Philip Acres cheek flushed and then
grew pale with strong hidden emotion, as
he looked at his wife standing beside
him, when the sunset turned her bright
hair to coils Of shining gold, and thought
how unerringly tho hand Of Providence
had Strengthened tho tangled web Of his
destiny.
Out Of darkness came light.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-12

A 'ars way to stop a womap's msu,A
-kiss it.
''Oss OF :ighs, SS. Of msd," as the
mad -: ssiS vhcs ~ .ss Y b!i.s 10.
Astsa. t"''T so
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-12
GEO. l.. COLLIER,
PnOTOGRAPER,

TROY. NI1SSoOR III
GALLERY SOUTH OF BALLINGER's
DSUG STORE.
Photograph Albums and Picture Frames
For Sale at Lowest Prices.
- Call snd look at my pictures.
ssp7n36
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-12
f. II. WILLIAMS,
ATTORNEY At LAW
AND
TARI PUB Lie,
TRUXTON, MISSOURI.
January J, IS69--lnly
A. HI. BUCKNER.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ST. CHARLES, MO-,

VIII intend to any professional business In the
Courts Of Lincoln, Warren, Montgomery and
st. Charles, and in the District and
Supreme Courts. v5nlyl