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, 1877-12-13

international Exposition 10 be hets At P.rs In Is7s
watnst.. It h. ben snnonnrrd .hst Charlie. 4;
!nlntHlent Is one Of the American Representatives,
k~t', T4s. .s ;9s., m Gcr,s s
= sHcra n .r,ss: 4 :9c; wo.s
~ -" ca'ture would reflect credit upon tho United
rhs report j. q bo addressed to the President of
The society thes. adjourned 10 . o'clock p, m.
rnrAnant to adjournment the Convention was
eAr'! to order At half-pnst clock. Vice. PfeBl
dent 1iaaktns IN The rha1r
The drat thing ln order was the consideration Of
rRorosEp AMENDMENTS
pointed Il ihe h:t annual meettng N9. Wr.sbs
J;,T. kterel1. Of chicago. and A. i. .Ear'tnp,
nf Milwaukee, were elected snem'eFs Of the So
rhc amendments referred especially. to nu1,liary
hocieties. They were read and adooted ~ Whole.
Mr, q. y. sunttners exhibited map. made ny
ssexins tic eireults q teerfsnb,e sires. rcs and
.'pl.annn." :" IN .he Cnttsd states. With the mum.
nsr r. RTE, Of s5 sna gns fnpex wires A.
present ~, 243 c,llrs Of '.pi,anto. wire tor no
wire " ali, and p. ltiD milca of rea1 wire. The
inject hf The exhibit was to show The new improves
mtnta which had teen made wIthIn tho past few
4 ycare n elccttic!ty.. The duplex wire performs
ton 81 .m.ena,y rre %nes il ne
lcean.r II uhTiates she necessity OF = .cconi wire
10 ncrf"Tm the same service which ono II made 10
IyetfuFm bJ tha duplication Of modern Inventions.
wires. and therefore creating three ''phantom
wffcs.
An invitation from the Chicago Electrical Soctc.
" 10 attend Its nlDnthIy mceiin1 It the Academy
o. se!eheS. tas evening was received and accepted
oa,s naes. ,sy F. T. reps entitled ne,
In n nhAAft fef fiR th,IF
exhaustive treatise Of thc subject Of fur more In
tcrs,, e professional electricians than to tho gem
Thu paper was received With ti,snks and referred
to the publication Committee.
Charley Wilson ~ years of sgel submitted q
by Mt, Summer. and illustrated bv The psceocIous
e'ectreian upon 'ae elaskbaat,l. The title Of this
;;i,ntnt,,1 Eject Of Induction Upon Telegraph
II. +. ". JONES offered some further explain.
lions Of the subject. and the results that Lad been
ACCOM- plt:hca BY tho young member
The following resolution wAs offered BY Mr. q. II.
! vote:
sss Ts: y 'sf T. A:ss ~ ~ sss d.:
.ia o., Yuadrr. .sf,'t; 4 W ana III! lin
fcRrcttlnl blu inability 10 be present at the annual
meeting Of the Ar.uc,atton.
IN mnston the Convention adjourned until half.
TIN EVENING SESSION
Of tho Society wAf opened With the reading, by F,
nome.la Ut Thnnlsf storms" frnm thu pen ot
rsnf ncnry' OF tho smttn'oniao institute, Washing
Atcttcr was read from Pref. Moses q. Farmer,
Of Newport. T. l.. expressive Of regret Ut not be.
Ing an1e u le with the society.
Tho Secretary then went !ntr Committee on the
Wh'.c tn slider the proposition OF holding future
meetings setnl.annually.
Tae question. wat. .''rcussesl at length pro md
| nv NraarA t1aek{nn ttnoth Hart JInr,
, 1877-12-13

dr1heratlnV, and thst The remaining cartridges
showed nv evidences Ut having been snapped.
At the cDncu+tons of the prncrrdinGs. Miss
Mckcn was dtIsrn back To jail nl.n9 with hct
counsel. Un&ccr z!mmanck having hcr in char9c,
, 1877-12-13
TIE ELECTRICIANS.

Annual Meeting OF Their Hoclety-Electlsn
Of 0Htcors nnA ltcatltnE " lnpsrk.
Tho fourth nnnua! Convention If the As.,ufican
Electrical Society held In thu untoA building,
coFnct Of Washington and LaSalle streets. Jester.
day, commencing at 10 .. m.
In the absence Of Gen. Anson staRcr, tho PscaI.
dent Of Tho Astoc,ation, tho Third vlrspfesIdent.
Mr. e, Wright. took ths c!talf ut the c0nimcAce-
ment, but ulcfwatd relieved By tho First vtre-
President Mr. Z. Il. iIaskIna Mr. c. i. Jones,
Of Chicago, acted In the capacity Of Secretary.
The following gentlemen sppcused among those
prassnt:
NJ: y. pr; ;W!isias, Gissian.d; i; I: SohSsoa.
s%'3 W. 5o;: r r ;':! ss;s: sss = i S %':s', :. @ t:
sss sis!S:;i S,'::!Ss:Ii
ss,sss y; tsal:s II. %ssslsa S.ysa Ps;!; /:
w. %s SsssS: sasss e. .Ss M a1sss t;sxfs's' H. b'F'
The following new laenhsrs wers elected to tho
Association:
K i1ssss.t cancIHssti I,sHI, III; r. wyHssen:
.s5:5t:a. s;S d sasxs; rSi!:
Sssss Ssssxs s.s q
i !: tsa:; s;'' ;::;': ii
1eroRrs
Thu report Of tho Corresponding Secretary waa
sym..hy aa az support I'll H. psoansns sec.
tficlaas VI ths cuuutry.
Thy report ot tns tsesoEding Secretary ,a showed
that 4 VI. free from debt, With balauce of $40 In
The report was accepted.
The report Of the Tfcasarer, Mr. +. u. Chandler.
was suhnstttsd. aud d'sclose4 tho folio wing state
p.,,oe. =. hand 4. ,,,1 .ssz,fr.. 4sn,1, .u.
MsaSstsSip iss. trSa dss
Ann1sii ,si n d9ss y a53' y ~
, 1877-12-13

ItpN sALE-A GOOD CHUNKY Ht1slS Es5 OH
u family horss, rlsnx year. ot axs An1 ~ ead.
sps!as top buggy Aal hatat.s snl several mik eas
onn u Ihs lalsss Improved bultus chuEu4 Sith shes'
lAIruW and &tsblu uteu4LA be s41 ctisAat ~ tts
pspuf ma aYsu Up 14Alucsa All NJ further use
for thesI Apply nt thu etrGr' .Ir WANNA l.
, 1877-12-13
WANTED-MALE HELP

BookkeeperH. Clerks, DC.
NAY ron orFE H. AIR
cash security; rood salaFv IN s"uht isoo IL.
e: 1"s 5as;s % FNk Nsas
rr.a.,.
1{1Asrrn-A cAsnr.aAKEn ron PULLED
~, s:9Sls. App', to 100 Nsnd0'hH'
W. y,,AsTrp-ooo0 NAV 7:o0k ron REs741;.
W rant, RprI references required. Apply At 40
s'.,e.'s; corner os es.asy. ss n basement,
WAG'IuiHs1E G5,s ~ Hske.s,l H7AF - L" fA1F'soS
WAiE;1isEa9d;At i;1iEed:;t. "As co"k' At No ''' SOUTH
w isacy fo,nf;ure, N5LTiyuEii. Corner M q
A'a.' .ao - '.''so'as": ---------
WANTEp.-G1AGtMAS A. il7s rl.All!IE-Av,s
A.ass: .- -" ~: e.s.a: :..ee = =. ~. e1-.e--e"
WAszEIia!:es aES TS, aT 4;IE st,;1n: wAnts
vn,cr ~ pfl rr.n ,Fc. l1 ~ n}nxan G.k nSnr ~ u
|vAsrEp-,o w,.on: c!i.,rrkn4 roa w'M5y;
~ ~; voea e. wsxes spd @ wtatrr,t w"rk. CHRIS.
,,,.ar,.,' w., ,,r',,,s ,,..,,,,. ..',,,7 surg
~ To.k. .2n RI m.nth and n,at1,; work essran'r:d
1 ~ 'ot & c." TN !. II.
hr1Anzsn 9 s'' q We" 's'A1''eo.M 'eoM-----
xtrAsrrD-MES r. sEt.l. .SE. .roryrA,v PEN.
&c: s'aslis:a So1'i,y Co.: ID st.'s:...: ---s-
W.$s;n;::;fSsf* %t %t:k 9. S :'es.. H.
woit T P ,psnd4{ S:i .nd
{VAXrEp-MEx *EEKlSG PERMANENT, STU:
" ston'; csll. q :;t.tA viii, ,:tam't FRANKLIN
AeEsc1; ,e' ts' ts,' aasl,an: '..@'m
ynu stil .,at Of .tpnrj II ihat IL r., note's itn
, 1877-12-13

L1nit 4ALE-TO THE HIGHT PAi,rlEs = a. rn
front feet VI le best lots In in+ laI tan ycArt
tlinc. u, pr cent Interest IN e1rarin1rY aTl ain
x!ll ~ given. and clear title. tuc large farm IN
the bDntli Tue Southwest would b. taken In part
payment. Adlress ths ow1eF. U. j. sIulGH, IL
nm
, 1877-12-13

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
TVAHTED-nooM HOUSE on xnrTH SlnE,
viii pay So u11 cash for barEain, KlEu full par
tlcnlArs. Qisi rr!buAs office.
SVASTED-1MMEi,l 4TELr, = U.j!, ILLINOIS
farms. mills. aud horlA Ii sell trade fur hl
gu NJ vptrjy sterkH Ruta Uf Wcs{etn lhIH u West
Sai!i1u.st., y. H.. llttiss 20.
IVASTEp-WEkL.LtnAr FAl:MlNU LASp
" for tf1t. .r1Ass property sh and nrAr Chicago AID
drtlA u. j. hTUUEIl. 13J 1lesrtath-st.
, 1877-12-13

Co8rh1nens TenmHtef~. &cs
VASTEu-GttACiMAS At ii7s rtlA1HIE-Av.
" WnEeA, faD ant hrart. gHehe Uf Dane preferred.
, 1877-12-13

nESsl.0Wl5 IL tTLL GIVING His HEST ~ CARD
~ photographs for u pr da1cn: tu tpex nxdst esu
xR4 see then. l54 Ex4s Ax1isoa.ss.
(TAY-lNAyE AcAR.LtAD OF HAT, BALED,
coMaEy ~ thta wrsk VIII scll In any yA4ality u
A)1 cts. AND STAMP WILL SECURE Br MAIL
~ Al stt.cls se!tA $9.aDt9 con4uner. \ hAxYe&
, 1877-12-13

T,UR sALE-sD LOT FINE tlOrsE.tLASrs H!fll
l. stand for $lo. kilchtl xRl FaFllf sIote- dlalss
btIdax. AlysE etc. liz svrtt ctafA ~. Evo9 =:
1,uH sALE-CuEAP-tlli WILL ExCAASGE Fol:
II xfoCGf1Ga-iutd hnbtlAg casc ualeus nek 11Al1oh0
sud fo1s cA1st} ANAL delivery va:o1, EM?Ia tttl.s
Tribune pknrr,
, 1877-02-23

ANTIOCH, LII, Dec. /, 1874.
Messrs. J. B. ROSE 4 Co.:
My wife has, for a long tint, been terrible
sufferer from Rheumatism. She has tried many
physicians and many remedies. The only
thing which has given her relief Is tentaur
Liniment am reioieed to say this has ,s cured .s
@+t W. H, RING.
This is a sample of many thousand testimo-
nials received, of wonderful cures effected by
the Centaur Liniment. The ingredients OF
this article are published around each bottle.
1t contains Witch Haze, Mentha, Arnica, Rock
Oil, Carbolie. and ingredients little known. 1t
is an indisputable fact that the Centaur Itni-
ment is performing more cures of swellings,
stiff Joints, Eruptions, Rheumatism, Neural
gia, sciatica, Caked Breasts, Loekjaw, &C, than
all other Liniments, Embrocatious Extracts,
salves, Ointments, and Plasters now In use.
For Toothache, Earache, Weak Back, Itch,
and cutaneous Eruptions, it is admirable. 1t
cures burns and scalds without a scar. Ex-
tracts poison from bites and stings, and heals
frost-bites and chiIlblains in a short time. No
family can afford to be without the Centaur
Liniment, white wrapper.
The Cemtaur Lfmlmen6, yellow Wrap
per, is adapted to the tough skin, muscles and
desh Of the animal creation Its effects upon
severe cases of SPAWN, sweeny, Wind GALE
Head and Poll Evil,are little less than marvel
Gus.
Messrs. ]. Mcclure a Co., Druggists, corner
Elm and Front streets. Cincinnati, o., say:
"In our neighborhood a number Of team
sters are using the Centaur Liniment- Ihey
pronounce It superior TO anything they have
ever used. We sell as high as four or nve ooz
en- bottles per month to these teamsters."
We have thousands OF similar testimonials.
For Wounds, Calls, Scratches, ,Ring-bone,& &C,
and for Screw Worm in Sheep it has no rival
Farmers, livery men, and stock-raisers. have
in this Linimenta remedy which is worth a
hundred times its cost.
Laboratory Of J. B. Ross & Co.,
@DEY ST., New York.
, 1877-02-23
Pitchers
Castoria.

Mothers may have rest and their babies may
have health, II they win use Castoria for Wind
Collie. Worms. Feverishness, Sore Mouth, Group
or stomach Complaints 1t is entirely a veg
etable preparation, and contains neither min
eral, morphine, nor alcohol. It is n pleasant
TO take as honey, and neither gags nor gripes.
DR.. L. Dimoch, Of Dupont, o., says:
" am using castoria in. my practice with
This is what every one says. Most nurses
in New York city use the Castoria. 1t is pre-
pared by Messrs. j. b. Rose a Co.. l6 Dey
street, New York, successors to Samuel Pitch
TN. d. so-e,.
, 1877-02-23

Now h the time OF year for pneumonia- -luno
lever, cquEhe, colds. and fatal results OF pre-
disposition 70 consumption and other throat
tnu lung disease. EoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP
na- peen used In this neighborhOod for the
past two or fhroe years without 4 slnRle fall
unc 70 cure III you have not used this medi-
e.ne s1e yourself, go 20 your druggist and ask him
~ ~ ~ aonua1ul euccess among his customer.
Ihrte doses viii relieve The worshease. IN von
nave c no mltn N amy medicine, Just buy a sam
pc bottle OF BoscHEE's GERMAN sYRUP ,Ior
~ eents and Try IT, Regular size bottle rs
eehn. bont neglecta cough to save Is cents.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21

WHEREAS, George 'rutsIr2,r "ad Caroline
W Irul-lr-cr, hl- wit. hy l.r"lr certain d,cG
al trust, tiItr,i the .tli! day ct January, \. u.
-, and T'rpr'.,o "a tho T,crr'i'G uiGr" 10.
LII tg,Gls ruiiuil. ~i.ir "i Missouri. IN dee.
book muIuh.r H. a. IaGc IiI, rpnNrIcI 10 ii.ch.r't
tIlr, a. trustee, tn" i"ii"w u- ,i's'l.uc; tracts
amt parcels 81 land Situated Ia iHr county ui La
layCilr, "nI zt"tr OI Missouri, iu-M.t Beng
;lr northwest quarter e.! HE n"uili"rsi quarter
ut -.ctluu tScniy-ci-tf t!~j' and my E'uj acres
81 TN eat ,ir!" a.! TIA" w'-t hail %. ihr northeast
quarter at cotton iwrnry-uin. t.y also tir east
half ii The nor beast quarter "i section wCniy-
rin" -, 'N"rrt jw" and Il halt e. a trrcs out
-! TIN northeast corner 81 said cast halt oil the
northeast quarter "i -"clIun tNrnIy-mimc (1gl,
All 81 >"i" Lands being IN township MY t'O), OF
rul,-~ tWruty--ight jI>l, containing IN the ag-
grtLJIr n!It hundred ami sINiN -srNrn and iilty
,nu-huHirut!ii.- lh. Jt-iu'j acrr-: IA trust to Sc
cur" TN" payment ct At certain rruInI-spry note
ami !iaDiiItIr- IN said deed of trust described;
and w!rrra-, Richard Carr, trustee, has, since.
sand decd of trust Was executed, departed this
I.ir; and whereas, at the April term oil The Circuit
court Tor lafayette county, Missouri, -ud on
H." twentieth day at said term. that being ON the
9Th day Of April, i>'G, upon the petition uI
lnumAs Price, III" ccsiuyl uc trust aud guardian,
"a! thu persons and estates ct Thomas Nj. Price,
Mary l.. Price and NriIim Price. minors. al,-
pointed tie Undersigned, -lcr.i II sand county,
a. trustee Ia execute Ia" trust aforesaid: and de
fault having been mad" IA payment ui sad
Ice; iHrI"u1, nav therefore, 10y virtue ul the
Terms at sand iced "i trust, AMI Al the request vi
IT., legal hu!irr OF SAID n"t", |, George NJ
MuEuLr.. shcrin ami trustee, appointed ~
al"I'H ni", VIII On
TuLNpNT, AUuu~T IN, L..
a, Lexington, Lafayette county. STATE Of Mis-
. lurt, hriUlr Ia" courthouse door, between tie
hours "i nine % cI"ck Ia ,h- forenoon and five
| u'r!nrk 10 ilr hItrtuu"n. -c.i puhijcly At auction.
to IA" highest bidder, tor cash in hani, the real
Z" tate htrrlnb"lur" d"-"rihc,!. OF 80 much ia re
nl ~ may ue necessary to -rfi-ls th, sad pom
I-e"Iy m"'", !mi"rr.l, 'p.'= and "\icnse7 ol ms
'iu.,.
w.tmc.s my hand. ,h,- l9ta day of July. Isl.
nLvLGL NJ. pINTIOI,
UlNlifi ~.IcTin trt ITugIpr.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21
A BUREAU OF FEMALE FAVORITES

The nest of corruption which has
been most thoroughly nyerhau.ed i the
Bureau of Printing and Engraving. and
the result ot these inquiries has been the
recent discharge ot over six hundred
persons from that ono nt the numerous
government aIm>hou>cS.
The committee have lust published
their report. and among the things
shown by the investigation is that the
force OF the bureau mas for many wears
been in excess OF the requirements oi the
work. " when it was greatest.
and in some divisions three times a.
large IL necessary. SOME ui the divi>-
ions became 50 crowded with surplus
and useless employees that i platform
had To- be built up under the iron root.
where 4 person could not stand up erect,
but It WAS used ny twenty or thirty
women At atimc. Enormous appropri-
atoms made 10y the republican cunTre,>c,
We're here cateu up by about seventeen
hundred uSr.c~SiH appointed m
who were in the main tayorites or some
thing worse OF republican congressman.
official. and politicians. The committee
-av in 80 many words that the ''hurctu
has been made Ia ~ubscrNc to Il great
extent the purpose OF an a~!m>huu-c or
asylum by outside parties"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21
YEARS BEFORE TIL PCBLIC.
DIR. C.. MCLANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
MIF
FORTY YEARS BEFORE THE PvBLIC.
OF WORMS.


THEcountenanceis paleand leaden-
L Colored. with occasional tlushcs. or
a circumscribcd spot ON one OF both
checks ;thceycshccomcdu dull thcpu-
pills dilatc an azure ScmiCiIclc ltlns
along the lower evelld the NOSE Is II
ritatcd. swells, and sometimes hlceds;
asweilingofthcu pperlip occasional
headache, with humming or thtob-
bing of the ears !; an unusual secretion
of saliva Shiny or furred tongue;
breath very foul particularly in the
morning; appetite variable. m
times voIlciouS, with 4 gnawlng sem
Sat!on of the stomach, at others, entire
lygone tieetlng painsi the stomach;
Observation-Disclosures and vomiting Vlo-
lent PAINS throughout the abdomen;
bowels ,uegular, at times costive
stools shiny not uniIequently tlnged
with blood belly swollen and hand
ulinetuhld respiration occasionally
difficult, and accompanied hv hIr
cough COUghsOmetlneS dry and or
vulsive uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding of the teeth temper
variable, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
ale found to exist,
DIR { NitLANE'S NERA1lFUGE
will certainly effect a cuc.
II DOES o CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form it is an innocent prepara-
ton, n"I capable of aoing the sight
Is! !n/utyto tie most tcNdcr NvtaHt.
The genuine DR.. YER
MIFUCE bears the signatures Of {.
M!LANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
,,,u,,,,r n
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21
BLACK HILLS PERILS.
\ Battle in w hich one hundred ana
sixteen Indians were Killed.

From tn" ilark HIS Champion
Dnc OF the most sauguinary fights
with Indians. So tar as the number OF
| white men engaged is concerned, that
| we have any record of. took place %
FRIDAY, june -, near the south fork OF
the Little Missouri
About two weeks agn n party OF nine
weight men and two ladies'. made up
from UcadwOod. Gavville, and other
adjacent camps ~hercaboutS. started inr
the Big Horn country. with riding and
pack animals. One week ago yesterday
CFridaN) in the afternoon, when near
inw the brakes Ot the south fork of the
Little Missouri. they discovered Il large
band ct Indians ~dIsmountinG. the latter
haNin tllrlr ponies OF Nv" miles from
where they We're seen The miners,
anticipating an attack. Immediately
took their >ho>r.S, every man throwing
up i hrea>twnrk from which he could
fight 10 better advantage.
AT :; y. m. the Indians. / LARGE num-
hers. commenced The attack hl several
t"IulS upon the miners. resrrNin% their
main charge until about = y. m. on
Friday ~ this time the miners were
thoroughly organized The Indians
CHARGED ON foot. Al one time approach
lug wIthlu 200 wards ui the rulrrnvh
eel mmrr> Ia" after poured round
alter round ot Il ~murIrrnus fire into the
Indians from behind their brcl-Imurk-.
For 4 time the fiyhl va Extremely hot.
the lniinr- di-piavri more than thrjr
u>ua. DARING IuA discretion. but the
wct-dirertrd aHi effective lire from the
~we!.-armr,l miners VII inrr AMI and
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21
STRAY NNTICE

TAkEN up by Al. FouliS, living IN ~
i Davis township, in Lafayette IAN
county, Missouri, and posted before 1A
the undersigned, justice OF tn" peace OF DAVIS
township. county and state aforesaid. on the
10th day of June, 1877, \ STRAY HORSE, de-
scribed rs follows: SO:iiEL HORSE, nine
years Old, fifteen hands high; lett hind foot
white; wart ON left side of neck: collar and
saddle marks; branded app on left shoulder.
Appraised 10 81 by J. l.. Jennings and Henry
Siei'ier, who were by me- duly sworn, according
10 law la appraise the same. Witness my hand.
this day and date above w itten
July 7-2W PHII. r., AYERS J. L.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21
BRIDGE LETTING.

LEXINGTON, LAFAYETTE Co, July IL, ISL
On August Ind I>77, eleven o'clock 4. IN. th'
" undersigned Will let I" the lowest bidder
the luiIling of a small wooden hriig. across
Tnbo Greek onLrxIngtnn amt " trrcnsburg roai,
81; the place OF bridge. /. miles south oil May.
view. Parties Interested i'll the work ar" invite,
10 attend. The lowest or most acceptable bid.
Ter. according Ia law. will lie required TO giv'
sufficient bond, signed by Two good hous.
holders Of This county, Tor the repairs OF bridge
lor two years.
II. KRAUSE, Bridge Commissioner.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21
ageeklp ggntelli9rnfrr.
NAKED, AND NOT ASHAMED,

NE a
Burns ~wcll-known aspiration that We
n,irht see ourselves IL we are behold by
our nciyhbore. and derive wisdom from
the melancholy spectacle, mus; present
itself torciblv to such thoughtful mem,
beers at society a chance to find them
selves in a ballroom. and have rather
the inclination 10 observe and mnraliEt
than 10 become Themselves whiriing
members Nl the TiG,iv ihroug. Every
vuIuAn present firmly believes that tn,
dress She mas. herself adopted is ALSO
iulrlN becoming. however. hIacuu>. She
may declare lis sly IL to be when cNhib
itrI on the persons OF her friends. And
certainly the fashions now prevailing
are not rnIN somewhat startling 10 those
rmInErs~>e,! with any remnant of that
old W"riI commodity propricty. but de
maud i race and = beauty ui figure
N,IN I.tr from being general Formerly.
Mhru 4 .ady WIS ui - generous u dis
position - to hr ANXIOUS to eNposr her
charms t. general observation. all She
could ito vas L. cut her dress lower than
her url-hurl~ were willing 10 do; but
modern enlightenment enables her L.
progress lar hCNuujtaJ~. 70 >aN nothing
at Use fashion that permits her L. dis.
pru-r aircGrthcr With sleeves and Ia r\.
hltHi To- Tie aAmirinG sac ct all men
tA. Vaccination MARKS afflicted IN hen
infancy and NJ any Subsequent period "i
panic. "T thu contractor OF skirt thai
impr,., the freedom ut her movements.
ard t.i.ur- tho shape al her lower limbs
Il r~.n-r.' Il i damp nathing-drcs~,
I'll. u. - At Institution known A. a "Cui.
H. .''''''. WIG" ''"@'H'iie'i TAT De
t"" '"' "'.'. caves nor an 'i!""i.Itl'"!
81 enc '''''.' '''i' "!N'ue i" me IN
'''"'''"''- - i'H''S seems me ~'illo''t"I
o. '''..' i'.i'"'Ht"'' woman l" I'h"ei
'''l ~ more ''N' ! SN!'' man 'l'tI 81
h'' "''s''""'' 'tN''r examining -
,''' / I"tJ.''' 81 "'' Fe1' n'Nh ~ can
'' lone without III" Ap"."@E l"F TA!ill"i'i
ABSOLUTELY dropping On
81 ''".~". I" lr%"' against All iiHN on
ttr''"'r o. ""rci'H IN" pr"prIrtE ""u.d
nr M"E~" IMAM uN".'>N. l"r >u"h words
and 49,. t'r'i they IMPLY and rni;''! are
absolutely "'i''if'i! 1" me last women
"i"r" greatest ambition Is 10 ooh Ike
't.r"-rai" "U'.rS4U" actresses but they
l!s1y. PERHAPS. not he !mperHI"u> to The
Suggestion jAIj such dressing rNcit"> Ill
Inc men il ! "'>!Shci especially L" cap
t'"l". a l'r..n@ very Tar lndc"'i from
admiration. however much men may
admir-" actresses amt applaud their most
|dGH- approaches 10 absolute nudity.
There ! hot one. even OF the fastest
@a-''- '-."!H, VINO likes 10 see the same
~ - imported INTO the society OF which
NJ Ll,ttr" ana Ms sisters are mem
nrf~. Tie has not yet come To regard
HHs-. FH#r. sF.Fr I.-s= --- - VH.- ; .
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21
II NOTICE

HERS Of administrator on IN" estate OF
II Nancy Hickman. deceased, were granted 10
III" Imh"r>IrnUti on TIE 11ud day of June,
ls11, by the Probate court o. Lafayette county,
Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them for allowance to TIM.
administrator within one year alter the date OF
SAID letters, or they may he prccluled from any
benefit OF such estate. And if such claims b.
not exhibited within two Years from the date OF
said letters they will lie forever barred.
JAMES HICKMAN,
~lunc2S-Jt Administrator.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21
NOTICE.

kTltRS testamentary on the estate OF sarah
II ;. Corder, deceased, were granted to the un-
dcrsigned ON the 2eth day OF June, lNI7. by
souri,.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required {" exhibit them 10 me Tor allowance
within one year after tn. date OF SAID letters, or
they may hr prccludrd from any benefit al such
cs.Lt" and If such claims be not exhibited with
in two years from the dale of said letters, they
viii be forever barred.
inlN--L, Epln y IEMIA ENDrntnr
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21

Hate not. 1t Is not worth wlIir. Your
life j. not long enough to make it pay to
cherish i'll Will or hard thoughts toward
any one. What if that man has cheated
You, or that woman paved you false ,
" hat if this friend has fnrsaken Won in
v"nr time of need. or that one having
won o II utmost confidence. V0ur warm
est love. has concluded that he prefers
t" consider and treat Won as i stranger?
Let 1t all pass. What difference will it
make To- You in a few wears. when Won
20 hence 10 the undiscovered country ?
All wh" treat You WRONG now viii be
more sorry tor it then than ynu. even in
Your deepest disappointment, and gri"l,
can be. y tcw more smiles, a few more
tears, some pleasure. much pain. a little
longer hurry inG and worrying in the
world. some hlsty greetings and abrupt
tarcwe,.s. and HE viii be over, and the
i%njurcr and the injured Will be lald away
and ere long forgotten. l. il worth while
tn hate each other?