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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

. La VT
LAFAYETTE COUNTY. g.
In thc. Probate Court Of Lafayette county. Mis-
souri-April adjourned (, r;n, 1873.
NOw at this day comes Thomas 3. Taylor
IN administrator Of the estate of Jamcs II.
Taylor, deceased, and presents 10 the court al.
petition, praying for nm ORDER for the sale of So
much OF the rcnl estate OF -.:t deceased rs will
pay and satisfy the remaining debts due by said
estate and vet u:..,aiu for want Of sufficient us.
sets, accompanied by the accounts, lists and In
MEMORIES required. by law In such eases; on cN-
animation whereof Il IL ordered thnt all lersuus
interested In said estate he notiiIrtl that npiilcu-
tiUn rs aforesaid ms been niu,ic, and that unless
OF tn. next terri. Of this Count, to be held on thu
first Monday m July, 1873. nj, order Will he made
Tor sale oi the whole, or so much OF tho renl
estate of snid decreased a. will be sufficient roi
the payment of said debts.
AMI 1t is further ~orrlrrpl TINT this notice be-
published In the Lexington Weekly tn,clligrn
Ger, a newspaper printed In said riiuniy OF La.
rayctt, for four weeks sttrScssivcly, The last In.
sei,ion to he at least four weeks before the com.
mcncrmeni of the next term Of The court.
nay.S JOHN u. BURDEN. Clerk.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11
Tobacco

Wo arc gratified to learn that q
great many farmers of Livingston
county who have not heretofore paid
much attention to tho culture Of to-
bacco, have concluded to act upual tho
advice of the Constitution. aud will
year put out q large crop of the great
staple. . The prospect now is that
double the amount of land will be de-
voted to its culture over last year,
and rs the season is SO far rcmarka-
BILE VIC may expect if tho season
should continue favorable that a
large crop Of tobacco will be raised
tho present year by the farmers of
this county. This is good news, and
VIC hope that those engaged in the
culture will reap agool crop and
have plenty of money next winter
-[Chilicotlie Constitution.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11

Henry Jones and James u, lIMnll.
W. sun nti,ntInis'y ou are hr,rhy notified
l. thNt SAIL Wlinliils have commenced a suiI
nSlinst ynu IN SAID cnur, hy petition, ui,rgin,
that onu W llliam u, liyram departed mis- lie
snnnyiiinr m the year ,iSdl intrsiatr, ilI srit
Wii,inm L, HSram dicl sciZc,l IN lrr at The E,l-
lowing described real rstaIr, situate In Lafayette
COUNTY, Misshuri, to-wit. llr west hall ui The
nnrtliwrst quarter III section {, ua1 the s,Iu,hra,,
quarter OF the ioi thrast quarter at =, ction i've
~, ~ township iort!-ninr tr), uf rang. twenty
siN t:d). aud The sou,hw est quarter OF The south
west uunrtrr Ot SECTION thiriy-thrrp CEn. la
township any thp ut range twcnty-siN Coo that
said Deceased lett NJ hi, death thr above named
James e.. liyrnn, Juhn ~, Young, Laur, a
iIyram and Albert NJ, d. rim, his only heirs M
law, who rs snrl, arr, tenants IN com'pon oil SALE;
real estate; that said defendant Henry ,IoUc,
sometime In The month OF June, iSIa, Fraudulent.
~ procured u deed tn he executed CONVEYING n,l
Grrinisrs to him, lnrlorIing L" be from saii
and that said iicary Jones comhIninss,,
and coniederating with defendant, .Ja,acs IL
liamt', to further cumplicair aud carry out thr
iiaud aforesaid, executed, aud delivered a deed
Tor SAID premises To said james Il. li.umil, And
the prayer VI said petition Is that The court nj
dcc:ce that said deeds be cancelled, and that In.
title TO said premises be established In SAID
phaintins. ana that said Il. frndants br pernriuniiy
esaJnincd from claiming said premises.
And you are further n~olile,l ihur unless VIM
arpcarat' Tie heNt termof sali court To br holden
the IN, day Of August next, and on or brinr,. ti,.
sixth day thereof, II the tenn shall SO lonr com.
time, anu IL not then before III. end of lin. fern,
anu answer SAID petition, the SAME will be tak.,,
Tor confessed. N'
AMI 1t is further ordered that a copy hereof IN.
published in the Lexington Weekly Iiirlij-,n,,,r
y newspaper printed in saiu county of I.,iayrlie
Tor four weeks successfully, the last Insertion
TO he at least four weeks before The Commrnrr.
hncnt OF the next term OF said court.
n true COPY. Attest:
u. l.. BARKSDALE, Clerk.
may Il EY y. ID. DANIEL, DC.
alexander Il Chiles, Attorneys for plaintiffs.
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SMALLPOX.
A sud Instance Of Its Ravagos.

Two families, Mrs. Jones, q widow
with seven children, aud Mr.. Dun
can, his wife and two children, re.
siding midway between Rushvillc
aud Winthrop, IN Rush township,
were taken down with tho small
poX-tcn at the same time. Ten had
died with tho disease up to last week.
Tho only persons who visited the az
flictcd family ere two men, who
finally dressed them for the grave.
Yesterday the court allowed these
men libcrally for their faithful scr
vices in administering 10 the wants
Ottlic suffering during their illness,
These two men were excluded from
visiting in the neighborhoOd for six
weeks.-[St. Joe. Gazette.
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The following, from the Westo

Tho following, from the Weston
|Commcrcial, is wholesome reading
for editorial convention dead heads
ITO some editors truth appears to
be one of the lost arts, and preyarica-
ton seems to be the meat upon which
they live. Whenever u paper becomes
prostitutcd to the support Of the
contemplate Vaccinations of con-
s~cicncciess deinagogncs it is too low
to DO noticed. 1t makes no diiTerence
in the result whether q lie be toid or
the trutl, suppressed, for the conceal
meni of fact is oftentipes far more
injurious than the barefaced utter
ancc Of a hlschood. A newspaper
should be based upon truth, and it
shouid.under no circumstances depart
from its course 10 incitc malice merely
fop the accomplishment Of some selfish
motive, yoiled under the worn out.
hollow professions Of friendship for
tho people,"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11
OnDGR OF PUDLlCATION.

STATE or MISSOURI, 8.
Lafayette County.
In the Circuit Court of said county, April Term,
lsiJ,-liih 'lny, hpril lett, ls,o.
JOAN u Qunndt nnil
p'''"',. s'"c''e AuOehmrn..
Flanders Shncsiry J.
rlNO the suft Flanders shorairy lu,i nrr
hereby notified that sni,l plaintiffs hny,
eulnihrhS''t suit against YOU IN Baiit court by
petition anu attachment, In which It. Ia nllrA, 4
TINT ~, The IN day NJ Drtrhbrr, ls;l. You NE.
cnicd anti delivered 10 plaintiff y"ur %lfuuiav.
" hutr fbr thc suih of one hundred dollars due
", month. after date, with ten per cent, inter.
tat hitrr tue, that enid sum Ut monty III sall
huir ~Alrriilr,l aillhn thu pintuliil 1T Ne mniir,.
J thstS'i, and FOR which plainliIl nsks Judgment
ni,, ,,tr,
Ant Sou nrr further n"titrt TUT youp property
Inns been aiia"i,r,t, aul uhlrsa yuu nl'l"iir NJ III,
NEAT term VI sai'l court, Ia h. huihrn ~ thu ruUyI
i'nl,e, ~ The riiy 81 Lexington, un The an ,e,y
Of AuA,ist nest. anl IN az hWiulr ihr III ,luy ,i,rru".
OF, u lhr tern, shall all long continue, itiiai then
~ Hneh tiH,r IA the court aln,, street, uWl nnI
swrr sail petition, The HIanp viii he TAKEN Tor
cun,rrswl,
Aut u In further ordered that u copy hcrror hc
tfintrd ~ thu Lexington wrrhly tulii iiguurur, u
nrMslnlrr nrintr,l ~ Aatl ruuniy Ut t,iiiy rlir,
l"r lhMr weeks s'irrrsrtyply tho last i]nauriiun li
hp ~ lrasl luur weeks hpiiip The Npinmrhpvmrul
VI thr nrNi term OF sail rULrt,
y Nuu copy, Attrs,I
tmayall u, l., .nARESpAt,E. C,vrk,
ny e., ", DANISH u, &,
WW'are Y Mitrheli, attorneys Tor plaintiff, y
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Marrow Gauge Raaroad.

Negotiations hare been opcncdb y
thu uficers OF the Kooksk and Kan
sas City railroad company, With tho
Of the Marrow Gauge, hav-
Ing for their object tho consolidation
Of tho two lines and tho construction.
Of. n Standard gauge road, with tyr
mini at Kansas City and kcokdk,
Iowa.
We learn from q prominent gentte-
man of this county, who is deeply,
Interested in the Narrow Gauge, aud
who attended a conference Of tho
representatives Of tho two compa-
aies u few days ago at Kansas City,
the following encouraging facts:
Tho Kcokak aud Kansas City com.
pany was represented by tho General
Superintendent, F. A. Jones, Macon
City; John w. Morse, st. Louis; A.
C. Rainwatcr, Pcorias ILL.,; and L. d.
Saxton, Now York city. The Marrow
Gauge was represented by Col. Eames,
the President, Col. Harris, and 9TH
ers. Tho Keokuk company already
have a portion of theft road in rum
ming order, and tho work Of grading
is progressing OH the greater part Of
tho line north of tho Missouri river.
They hopeto have the road completed
10 tho river at an carly day. The
narrow-gaugo mon regard the propo.
sition for q consolidation in a favora-
bic light, but will make it an indis-
pcnsablc condition that work shall be
commenced at Kansas City without
delay aud prosecuted with vigor, il
order that the Goa; fields of Lafayette
may be reached before winter.
A direct railroad communication
between our Lafayette coal fields ant
Kansas City, at an early day, is
Fixed fact, and We cannot sec any diff
ficulties in the way of executing Thu
consolidation scheme which may no
be overcome by pluck and manage
ment.
The following communication wa
received from Higginsville OIL tn
9th instant:
} "Mr. J. NJ: Mitchell and his corps
of assistants passed through onward
TO Arrow Rock, for tho purpose o
examining the Missouri river there
with n view to bridging it for theiI
line to st. Louis, and also to com
mcncc tho surveys of the line from
that point westward. We did no
learn tho route they were likely 4
take, much depending upon their pre-
liminary surveys. Tho grading i
about to be commenced between
Kansas City and Independence, ali,
the cars arc to be running bctwec,
, those cities in three and a half month
from date. and tho line into tho cos
fields before winter.
Al CORRESPONDENCE"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11

S. G. CARLY, a brother of Gen.
Cnnby, who was assassinated by tho
Modoc. Indians q few weeks ago, was
at the Pacific House last night, q raw
ing maniac, He was accompanied by
DR.. j. ID. Breckipridge aud n. r.
Finley, who wsrc taking him to tho
lunatic asylum at Fultor. Candy is
q farmer, and lives at West Ely, three
miles from Hannibal. Iie had been
to indianapolis attending the funeral
o fhis unfortunate brother, tic death
ofwhom being so horribly outrageous
and tho burial. so affecting. that lie
returned in q wild and frantic condi-
.fion. Tho thrac left OF the noon
train to-day for Extraordinarily
Enterprise.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11

/ Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe, writ
lug from Florida, says: "With suita-
BILE instruction, ~alligators may yet be
seen In the Legislatures They GER
tainly would not be more grasping and
voracious than many in that situation;
and there is q fine opcnncss about
their manner of doing things that Is
preposscssing." Is that o rejection
npon the Intelligence and capacity of
the negro for such work, aud from
the author of Uncle Toms Cabin, too?
What is the world coming TOT
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11
New York city IL IN full possession

New York city IL IN full possession
aud enjoyment of another murder
sensation. A Mr.. WalwOrth, q liter.
airy man Of some cminoncc, aud a son
Of tho distinguished Now York Cham-
ccllor Of that name, had a difference
of some kind with his wife, and lived
separate from hcr-a circumstance by
no means unusual IN New York. His
son, n youth Of nineteen, by special
appointment, interviewed him on the
subject OF their domestic troubles,
and concluded tho whole matter by
shooting him to death. Tho emotional
young lunatic is represented to be
very calm and self-posscssed, and
treats the %parricidal net with decided
nonchalance.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

SIAiE DE
LAfAfErIE CorNIY.
In me Gircu.t Court Of said county, April term.
ls'3-i'ti day, April 18th, ISL.
Shati,s H.. Prck and John ". Peck,
Mark l.. Rrlt, Frank W. Tillay, James nc,,,,
William Z, Hall and james IL. Nuurnt,
' No ihe SAIL James IL. Beatty and William g.
4 HAL, yai ara he ychy notif,sl thai said main.
tils has commenced their suit against yn,, ,n,l
salu other defendants in said court by Ert;,inn
the obi! ct and seneral nature OF which i, In nh
tain q JuuSment against the sai,l Mark l.. I,it
anu , rank W. iiliuy for the sum Of seven hnn,
nrsu anu torty-sne in-lt9 dollars with Interest
being the amount ,lue for lumber ami material,
FURNISHED said BELT aud niiay. ami T." ,.",n,..s
tli.ir mechanics lrin Tor said sum against IN.
following d-scribsd prop.rty, tu-wi,f. a omo
story frame ware house SO feet ia length NV =,
teet IN Width, and another one story franz, NJ r..
mouse nbout So feet In length by ;bou; "A, fr., i'm
wiuth, situated ON lots six au,l seven m AMI "a
w block ngInber one (I), In the ynd uddItIop ~
the town OF aalfviIie.
Anti you are farther notified that unless YOU
hppearat the next term of said court TO be holden
~ une court house In the city of l., xington on
~ athu way OF August next, and on or before the
,aN,h uay thereof, II the t.rm shall su hong con-
a,nae, anu II not tnen before the end of the term
fur confessed.
And 1t Is further ~orlcrcl, that a copy hereof be
punished In the lsrNingtoa Weekly lntcliis-ncrr,
y newspaper printed Ia sail csilniy oil Lafayette,
,nr io9r weeks successfully, the last insertion to
DC " least four weeks before the commencement
VI the next tcrIA OF the court.
ktruc copy: Attest. -,<-
u. L. ~RARKsDALE, Clerk.
mnSga ny T.. u, DANIEL, d..
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Sweet Springs.

A correspondent at Brownsville
who signs himself "Citizon," scndt
us n communication (writtcn OH both
sides oftle shcct), IN reply to an ar.
ticlo IN our last paper signed "liour.
gcois." We %cheerfully give place to
that portion of tho communication
which replies directly tho statements
Of bourgeois. Tho remainder we
decline to publish because It ia matter
which should appear exclusively In
our advertising columns.
Editor hteiigencer:
a correspondent signing himself
"1Iourgeois" undertakes, for reasons
known only 10 himself, to inform
your readers IN regard TO tho Sweet
Syringe. Perhaps ho has nothing
else TO do than TO Meddle IN Other
peoples business, or perhaps iie Il
offended that tho lssec chooses 10 man,
ngo his business TO suit himself. low,
ever that may be, he has given q false
coloring 10 Aho whole matter, and
his statements arc calculated to bono
III no ono, but 10 materially injurt
not only Mr.. Cooper, but every hote|
md every citizen Of Brownsville. IL
that view there IL but ono expression,
ofopinlon among US.
III point Of fhot, Mr.. Cooper doei
not Charge every nonresident who
docs not board with him thrco dol
lars q week, nor has hG Gvcr said so
On tho other hand no extends q cor
dial invitation to our friends from a
distance sojourning ut private houses
10 drink Of the waters freely, without
money and without price. lie found
himself compelled to discriminate
against hotels to protect himself, md
lie charges their boadcrs three dol,
lars per wcck, or ten dollars for tn.
,choie season. His board rate is to,
dollars per week, the hotels four amt
a-half. Doardcrs cam pay tho tire,
dollars and still their bills would b,
much less than his. Where does Ill,
"extortion" como ina
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11

~ testarnentary on The estate of Jrssx
a.. u Horn; Deceased. were granted 70 the I'M
Irnhain s.o ON me Tith day of April, ls2a. by the
All persons having. claims agsinst said estate
nv reqnired to exhibit them, for allowance, 10
OF said ~iettcrs, or they may be pgCcinaed from
any benefit OF such estate; and II such claims be
my eShibited within two years from the date OF
saiu letters, they will be forever barred.
IL. l.. Gtu0MS,
apr3o-5w Al. HORN, Executors
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI
LAFAyETTE COUNTY.
In the Circuit Court Of said county in vacation,
May 10th, lSi3-
Henry C. Garth
Mark l.. BELT, Frank w. Tillay. James TT
Heary William e. Hall and J James ii Hunyutc
w tr said James II. liestty and William &.
l. Hall, you are hereby notified that sal,
plaintiff has commenced = suit against You mn,
others In said court BY petition, the ohj.ct AM
general nature of which IL to obtain a iid.mcnI
ag,nihst the said Mark L. Belt aud Frank W
ItIlay Tor the sum Of two hundred and seventy
Ss-l60 dollars with Legal interest, being baianc,
une tor luinber and materials furnished said Drli
anH INLAY, and 10 enforce q mechanics lein filI
SAID sum against the following described pruper.
", to-Wlt: \ one story frame ware house. N
Iect " Length by ~ feet In width, and another ons
siory isnme ware house about 80 feet in length by
ABOUT y ieet IN width. situated on lots siX mn,
seven n and -, In block number one fl IN m.
SUI audition to the town OF Aullvillc. - -
ANA You are further notified that unless WOW
appear nj the next term OF said court m In. bSIt.
en- on the 9Th day of August next nj the SOM,
mouse, IN the city Of Lexington, and on or be.
lore thr sixth day thereof, If the term shat, 4,
long continue, and if not then before the end nj
me Term, and answer said petition, the sume viii
he taken for confessed. WI
And It 70 further ordered that q copx hereof h,
published In the Lexington Weekly iSrrLLIGrS.
Shk. Y newspaper printed In said countv OF In.
sertion to be ut least four weeks bsfore the :, ~
hsencrment OF the next term Of this court
true copy; attest.
t H. l.. RARKsDALE, Clerk.
by Z. b, DANIEL, n. e.
hylanu q Son attorneys for plaiufi0 m.rft-.
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Adyke il being constructed in Cal.
l.way eounty, with the view Of turn.
Ing the channel OF the Missouri, and
preventing the cncroachment OF that
stream. upon a tract Of 5000 acres,
valued al 500 per acre. Tho dyke 10
to extend eight hundred feet into the
river, and its. estimated cost is $780,
QUO.
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GUARDIANS N0raCE on FINAE.
SETTLEMENT.

INOTICE II hcr~bv given 70 all persons inSr.
IN ested ~ tho esta!e Of florence , huS6rd,
9tpqr thatthc ggdeyslgned guardian . ~ psf-.
count Cor settlement of saih. minerss estah1 q IN
April term Of tho Probate court ef IN Aycstoeuan-
court To br held on the frst Monday o. Jniy,
is7s, for y inal discharge OF his guardianship.
inay1,St MANvlLLEf u. DCFOlO, 0Aardt1ns
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GEORGE wITHERs
KANsAs CITY, Juno 9th, Isl

was then introduced and testified:
lsaw the killing ofGroycs. Ontho
evening the tragedy occurred l left
my OfHco and was going along Main
street, going cast on tue south ssdc
OF tho street, and met Mr. Graves
just before lie was kllca; met him
about where tho telegraph pole
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11

&John A. Bingham has been appoint
ca American Minister to Japan.
here ls'anotlher sample OF tie sweet
incss the administration is making of
our representation abroad.
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A-DM1NIsTRAToD,s NOTICE,

r ETTERs Of administration upon the estate Of,
Ia Edward Price, Deceased. We're granted 20,
the undersigned ~ The fr,batc Cont OF LafAy:,
persons having cialms against Said Setste ~ rr-
quirrd 70 present them to said court for allow.
be lrrcluded, and II said claims an not nrSeenS
cd within tive years thsy viii We f0rvvsr barred,
apso5t WM. u. PRICE, Adm'r.
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Tho Lexington (Mo.) INTELLIaIsS-
GER has passed into the hands of a
stock company consisting of n consid-
cradle nuMber of the citizens of
Lafayette county, and the last issue
gives nnmistakable signs of ability
and enterprise. Tho miscellaneous
reading matter is we'll selected and
tho editorials ably written. The
number! before us is certainly a
sploIdid specimen of a weekly jour-
nal. We wish tho lNTELLIGENCER
abundant success.
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THE LAST OF TILE MoDoCs.-The
wre,ched Modoc business, we trust,
is about wound up, aud if the tele-
graph is reliable the conclusion COM
ports with its beginning and the dis
tinctive acts in it's progress. The
telegraph reports a considerable body
of Modoc captiyes, including women
and children, rs massacrcd in cold
blood by white men, supposed to be
Oregon volunteers. go ~ ~
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11

lasnIy w. zurn,s steam Dye iIeuse,
49, ! ihh Street, Kansas City. ..'
LsdtGs and gentlemen rs spring APP
Iroaai6sM wouidlbe well forynu toexamine
your eictifpg. IL will very often save you
fran buying now ones by having fHcm clean
ed En.. died. f0u tan send them ny express,
wiz. sshipse df stnds desirrd. ma!sS.im
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MARRIED.

At tho residence of tho brides fnther. near
Lexington, by Il. II. Harreison, j. r., OH the
ahi dag of May, ls13, Mr.. JOHN FRESH to Miss
n AIfIIA ANN MERCER.
At the fcsidcnce Of the bfils's father, Hope
well, ON the s2,h ult.. Sy tis hey: Jalnrs Nor
ny L. JOHNSON, nil of Lafayette county.
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FINAL SErTlENIENT,

NoIiCE ishereby given TO all creditors end
Snwherd, deceased. that /, the undersigned ,ul-
ministratnro Of said estate. intend To- make u Ansi
sett.einent OF Said estate at tha July Term OF the
lr9pate court Of Lafsyyne county, to he bcgnn
mia heid ut the court honsc, In the city OF Lex
tnstop, Oh The first Moniay In July, ISIS.
Ieay.t 'UEO.C T.. FLETCllEk, Admir-.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11

Trenton has q population Of $500,
An increase III one year. Of S95.
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n EVE Err

~ " IL I-O
NEGLECT n Coug,. Nothing is mors certain to
lay the foundation for future eyil consequences.
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Asihma, Catarrh, Hoarscn'ss, Drynrss Of the
Throat, Windpipc, or Bronchial Iubvs, and all
Diseases OF the Lungs.
In all cnsrs of sudden cold, however taken,
these should he promptly and freely
used. They eqlalize the circulation Of the blood.
mitigate the severity of ilis attack, and will. In y
very short time, rcstorc healthy action to the aE-
feet, d organs.
W,lls' Carbolic Tablets ere put up only In blue
boxes. Take no substitutes. n it,y can't be
found at your druggists send ut cree TO Tho
Agent In New York, who will forward them by
return niail.
DOn't be Deceived by limitations.
sold W druggists. trtrc ~ cents u box.
JOHN q. kELl.UGG, IL P1a't-st. New York,
Sole AGt. for Cnitcd Stairs. Send for circular.
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DH. WELLs'
Extract Of Jurubeba,

IS PREPARED DIRECTLY from the SOUTH
10 all these difficulties; IL will clcspse the VI
y HOOD. strengthen the LIFE-GIvING
TOWERS and L OlssTRUCT1ON8
1T SHOULD DE fREELY TAkEN, as iuruheba IL
pronounced by medical writer's the most Efficient
PURIFIER TONIC and DEOBsfRUENT Known
In the Whole range or medicinal plants. :
JOHN q. kALLOGG, Is Piatt.st. New York
Sole Agent TOR INC United states.
rylcc One Dollar per bottle Send for Crcu-
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A T'sORSEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
n Lexington, No, Oiiro on Main st,rcf
over Bloomington savings hank" Opposite
Court II uusc, pructiccsfu the courts al Record In
l.uinyeu Q nnd adjoining eountrs, also In The su-
prone L ,urt nf the state, nud IN III" Circuit uud
bistriot , hurts ut tho United States, Tor III, W"s'
tern piht,Int al Missouri, Collections anil 0ilr,
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