Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25
OUR EXCHANGES.

Edward q. Walker. Esq. has be-
come a partner in the publication OF the
independence Sentinel.
The Boonville Advertiser has
changed hands,. A. Y. S.iby. Esq. having
SOLD out the entire establishment to Mai. j.
Times. J. ". Pattison. Esq, continues rs
as>oriatc editor. We have seen the price
STATED in one of our .cxr haugrs ut s., 900.
The Advertiser j. one of the best papers in
Missouri. and we trust Maj. Panghorn and
Mr.. ratuson will keep it up to its present
li.! standard of excellence.
The Young Folks Rural ia a nov
city among publications for Young people,
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ana character. Cash prizes are given FOR
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Address Frank Is. Fay. secretary. Ii is the
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WooD's MAGXzINE, for October,
appears in an entirely new dress, inciuiins new
type, an improved make up, and Il much hand
soiner cover. As usual, It's contents are fresh,
sprightly, and interesting. Loves not Lost
is the iirs, OF II series of articles in which Gail
Hamilton PROPOSES To discuss the love AMI labor
auri mltr.uuntal qur>tions-xrgu.ng That the
worlds material work belongs 1, mat, while its
moral wurk belongs to woman. The 'WOnd
IiiI iIust, r. Is a lii" descriptive ulsqutttcr life,
stuck-erJwi.g and rnIIi,ncr IN Australia. IAN
adventure narratrs a tirliiInS incident OF iiaH-
el III South Italy, between i;nInr and Naples, pre-
vI.us 10 the establishment al railways In
'.Sum-thing About Ei.Ii"Iutc>, We get an idea
% %aw Mi ,h,y my a,isan arr, "". .TuI WAN an old Id St,r T%"'; ii ana
tratc, the folly ut falling IN love win Your moth
er's summer Duarivr. Poor BlennrriII>>rtt' de-
scrib.s t,r life and mI-iurtunrs of Il InLu rnduw-
ed with much money and little brlius. In Mat
riInuuy, We get an lea Of the awful consr-
qu-ncrs of wedding without msting-ot uniting
the hands ol those whose tastes AMI aspirations
are incompatible. '.Graniini 'iher's Packet is
always nlI.,t it'll go.'dirs Tor the children, and
its author, Mrs. E.y>t-r, Is q veritabic grandma
ti:.r, and The stories she tells are mostly about
her own little pets. "a High Atm' is n pleas
ing story about II very p'1r, b"! who became Il
distinguished msn bccaus' lie hai u purpose. in
life. ifyou would knr" where are The agreeable
proplc durins tie suiiTucr months, read 'Dlsi-
Sr-cablr Travellers VINO are not 81 very tii,a-
grreabie after "a II. An important feature of the
Ma aim. is.thr Literary Notices. which en-
buiy = careful rsyiew vi current literature
Not.iiag appears in '.our Ho usrkrrpcr'' until
1t mss been THOROUGHLY :e'tTi by an Int,liisen
and .Sii'iui cook ami .ouNtAeeper. having ,pr-
cal charge ofthis ia liartiIi'nt' In the New
Rccoru," We get II summary OF the impor;Ant
events of the previous month The latest style.
OF drr 8 appear In its Fashion Letter." which
gains special consequence from the ,act that IT,
author is the principal importer OF styles and pat
T ttTis III IN lultcu w anu u tnADlcJ
u ,appIy many facts before their publication
clseWncrr. .'Sense and Nons:nse'' emoodir,
the cream of the best Thought and the spici-s
wirtici.ms CLEANED from ancient and modern lit
.ratur, the essence OF Il large volume being r.,
qu gntiy given in - sinSt' paragraph. Ia
the best article for the Iuuiii Is Ira Fr-ur,
itoils'-nof The French Rhiis d criprd in on
cook pooks, but -oinrlh,ngL great deal better
81 soft, 81 crisp, ~ nI:. :! r'uI'Ied, 40 nnrl
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Take n quart Of 4 ,isn, tw" egg, half 4 cup .
bu:trr, o Z OF rn.IA,'' - fhat is cake, Id
bread. There is nothing in u French Roll u
Frcacn bread, but ilyar, salt. water, potatoes
and yeast. This Is the grniInr and only tti
way To make them, ind We believe this article
the first Il %-criptiou of ile process " hich has ~
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keeper who ,nrs not wish TO excel in bread ms
kias, aud tbr knowledge To BE- gained from. thi
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tiOn price of Hope aud Joy-two beautiful
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