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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-27
ANSWER THEM.

EpIroE INTELLi"EACEK: 90 Answers Ia
Residing In Lexington
IA soil peculiarly ahtpte'i to the ruitI.
Walton OF cereal u.rd III the Manufacture
OF ardent spirits.
2-Tnc person alluded 10 IL the fol:"w III.
line. Twas not his >tatur. made him great.
".--lhr man who remained for IIrcr days
III II den of hons, unharmrd.
IA tiny bird who han Il cunning little
home prepared tor It's peculiar use, IN many
yards.
a.-s"muthinG that Christian was very
anxIons to dispense with during The hist part
OF his Journey TO the celestial city.
IA place set apart In many elite, Il, Il
resort, where, amId grass, trees, birds and
flowers all are 1T lioerIy To roam and enjoy
themselves.
An office of importanre III oxford
Cambridge aud other universities.
S.-Thr country from whirh reptiles
spiders, etc, were rani>hrd 10y ,li. r4Iri, h
?.-The person saved hy the magnarimil,
OF n beautiful Indian glri
lO.-A c"!n o! recent date claimed hy tht
little folk, as their peculiar property.
II "A conspicuous per>pnags III the roya
household.
L. A citv pleasant to visit during the
three hottest months nt the year.
IA reply given TO carpenle. whri
be desires to know what hind ol M eXtr.
fastening you wish added to your door.
f.-bne rs true TO the Interest oi Lifay.
rtte county as the metal bearing his name
10 --SOn-thing u-eiOn ladies' dress, AM
ilkrs. etc. Il
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THE SENATORSHIP.

EDITOR IETELLIoESCEH Formerly the { :.
senate WAS composed II uur grratrs; men. while
IT,, WTrold"ucy WAS n0InlnalI the highest uGicIal
| position in the country, III" senate IN TACT
| the rrownins r"wali OF political ambition, III"
| position OF chief magistrate not being usu ,lly
AVA ied t" such uen ~ Clay. Webster. Calhoun.
| Benton and others who were ''tuO great Ia b.
president. - II WAS the Inxl"ripus task ut the
republican party To lower the ~innurri of mem
! h-rshIp IN lh- august hoiy by mediocre talent
! from Ile north and CARPET -ha,x from the
south, Who came in und-r IN" auspices uf that
! party during the War, and ;h- N"r=r inAn wax
| that followed.
| II has been Oh" oil thu pronounced aims oil the
| democrat. To- restore the scru NJ. 10 IL former
,i-sr,u OF tulnruc- IA talent, e;uic, IuaushIp and
/ ability. aud II no fIn!c has the enforcement OF
this reformation BEEN more IyInauGri than now
| "h.u the Two Iartlv- arr approaching numerical
equality IN thnt 'oiy, :snd Mis-" cOun,c- and
! marked ability viii be- needed in the coming
/ political battles. ihr ,lrnoCr.t- hav" mainly
adhered To his rule IN the !rcl.on ui their sen
| at"r>. and one Of the chief causc- vf rOncrajt-
tA,pu In the late ONO election WAS inai Il would
/ phc'' IN the senate chamber trnt distinguished
: statesman ,.eo. II. P,ndlc;"n That ONO -a"uii
. nave d,mucr,tic HOME rule We all ,i,-irr, 1t Is ..
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,,r,. .v..,, ,,,r.,.. IN ,l,. ,,ni,,,, ,,,... ,,-
! senatorial position places hun IN contact with
! every interest al the land THE selection .! n
senator il OF national Importance aud should
! -, a,,,t ,. .,.,. ,. ,.i.
Had '."v"rnor l'!-lu= needed HEST things, We
might have had quite dit,rrnt p"rson to
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crisis has over! looked all ih, li-tiugui- he'd Ir.ru
| IN this state, und ecnt to ih. ~rnutr 4 mere
I n-urr-h-uI: hI- ti-r--ar,I,i pub Ic Sl-hc- 10
. an old political ally J. IA political crime, i
betrayal ri party TAI h that thu people VIII never
/ forgive.
! Thr people have orr remedy. and hut one for
this. 1hr tcNt Legislature viii have thc rni"r-
tant duty al iiliinG tho pitc" n"w occupied hy
MI Armstrong Let that legislature he elected
with III" senatorial question the main one.
I because II l. the neat important that Will
come before them Let that legislature show tn"
popular dissent from t,bv. Phelps action hy
Uo.h rrpudiatiRS his IippIntr,' and tn" governor
himseli; who. 1t -rrns will be- an applicant for
the position.
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HOW TO KILL A TOWN.

This prescription comes from north
ern doctor. Yet we think 1t peCuIarIy '
adapted tn this section:
l. Put up no more buildings than You
can occupy yourselves.
;. II YOU should have an empty build
img 10 rent. demand three times its
value.
:. Look ,urrowtui at every newcomer
GIVE the cold shoulder 10 every me-
cllnni, who desires t" come among YOU.
t. Go abroad tor everything You want
Bv no means purchase from your owl
merchants and manufacturers. even al
the >imr price or less.
). Don't contribute one cent t" tn.
cause OF religion or education.
Finally put Il thorough finish t" you'
work by killing your local paper. rcius
inr tu subscribe tot OF advertise in it
50 that persons at distance will NO
know that any business is being u"n'
in Your town. or they may want TO CONE
and settle among You. "r buy s"Gnethln:
from YOU, and that would put You Il
extra trouble.
There is an increasing excess OF de
| partures over arrivals OF Chinese at Sa
| Francisco.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-27
THE ST. LOUIS TIMES vs.. GEN. GEO
B. MCCLELLAN.
InCre of the ArmY-A Notable Ed
iiOrial in the ~. Louis Times.
showing Gen mcclellan why n
Force OF 40 900 Wen IL not Wanted

"One ounce OF craftsmanship is worth
a thousand tons of guns" So SAWS the
st. Louis Times i'll concluding its criti-
cism on Gen. McClellan's article in the
October number of iiarper's Magazine.
Admitting that we possess and secure
the best st1tesmanship our country al
tordS. is the above assertion true , DO
the teachings of history sanction it, A
glance at the various governments of
the present day shows how tlucluating
is this great science, even in its most
practical application, in achieving the
desired results. From the very nature
| Of all our laws, both physical and moral.
the greatest diplomatic is always more
or less susceptible to strong and evil in
tincnces; again, the pureSt statesman. the
most talented "diplomate," cannot fore
see coming evils, nor is he always able
to aver, the brewing storm, though he
| see it tar ahead.
The experience Of the French revolt
ton, when several ounces of the best
| available craftsmanship wrecked the
nation and shed the best blood like wa
ter, order being restored by Young Bo-
| napartc,wlt few tons OF guns properly
| used, does not show 1t. Cromwell, with
the same means. speedily accomplished
what En.land's ablc,t statesmen had
tailed to do in many preceding years
Many other similar examples all 90 tt
prove the fallacy Of the foregoing state
ment of this paper, OF such fine theories
and scientific isnIS.
The Times evadcs the issue made By
Gen. Mcclellan on the last war, by quo
ting the Generals admirable and mathe.
matically concise argument, and thel
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-27
MY HEART AND |.
BY y ANNIE -ADI Err.

! am think NJ Tonight 0l ;! battle
i0uGht with my heart long ago.
In the mon ming al lli-. when the roses
OF hope. round NV dwelling rili grow
Ari the m"nrrv nuw oi the combat
EriEC- y feeling nl terror ant dread
For Cunqu-rcd. but "Ie . " as ended
Ny heart " as al. liel,s- AMI dead
Then buried ii down in nv bosom,
Ann "a,-rr'i ih" grave Is II, ms tears;
A..t know that All angel guards II.
Through the blirdIn" m'-t- oi years.
Aud thought when slew nv f0"man.
That my soul hai found rtirusr
Bu' III" angel Will =, rcd gently
You must bear. but the end is peace
- ht brought me another contest,
B,;r this tine II was not within;
Fol The i"eman hal to battle
Was u CfUri world of SIN
come with u cnnquer"r' tread,
Tha! the strife i forever pn.ird.
And peace Will reign instead.
our Father m"fr- out our portion
ct -Un-hru", and clouds, and ram,
To the weak fti! thu lighter burdens,
r. th- strong. ti- toll AMI pain.
And 'e>- him tonight that he gave me
i" -ut"r, L" do and bear,
For know that for h IN that has conquered
III" crown will hr brightest there.
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~ LENISoroS, Mo
Ou.,r No n }. Main street. over irNis' li"s
S;urr. viii prscllcc IL The LaisvvIte anu aHJ"!ii
INK counties. Special attention gwen tn tot!'It
tLnl. :.lI LIZ inN 81. .s,t ION Of l!mA tlt.rs.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-27

iIORNEl> Al LAW. Lexington, NO.
II Dilce over No. T., Main siTteI- irAct!c,
Ia ..4 the i..I:y lie and adjacent cVun-
ties, the supreme t"urt OF the state An"
District court Uf TIE lnlte't states. frompl
att ut!vn gwen to co!!rctIVns anu Al! othri
i.ul
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A BACHELORS LAMENT.
~ ONE Of THEM.


An this wurld T. tull Vi trouble,
Evrn nj its very l'nSt:
some arr single, some are double
Each one worse Oh than he rest
T!"nds and nrlghhOrs viii surpass US
lhCy mr. r!ch. while We are pOor-
And II II l. We who prosper.
Why. We only .igh Tor more.
oh ; II Ev. ha! left ,hat applr
Safely hanging rn the TIRE
W nat tt blessing. An! a comic
'TwOuii Hlvr been To you and me.
,asi from u.il The sunny garden.
We IL r".iInE. even now,
Doomed, tor lII.. 10 earn q living,
by the s~rAt upon our brow
All our iolt.cst aspirations
OF Ar trInnrirr by our mems,
And The lnVrji"-i bluc-cyed serAph
Lives hy eating pork and beans
With her hustle and her chignou,
With her hat. and coat, and boots,
standing collar. Hashy n.c6tIr,
Anything her fancy suits
ISM he = pretty model
For "a man 10 cali his wife
mu-f 1--we alone forever
Iak- Iue-l AN tIrei Oi lite
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ALFRED i. HALL.

T ATE CIRCUIT AND PROSECUTING AT
II TOk>kl, will praGiIce II all the courts o
-rUUrd, Lafayette county, Ind III ii! the stat,
anu Federal Courts. Criminal law and co!ec-
lions = speCIaIiy. Refer, by PERMISSION, to III,
Chairman state Democratic ENeCutlv. Commit.
tee; GOV } = " stevenson, /. senator iron
k-UtUcky; Il. K. lIrlanu, County treasurer
+ helier's store. jAulb-ly
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-27

New York World Wade Hampton
has received from some Irish gentlemen
ot this city, among whom is Mr.. John
W. Rice. u splendid black-thorn stick,
imported from Ireland. The cauc is OF
good size and beautifully knotted.
Around it, near the top, is Il heavy silver
handeau. which displays in the center
harp ornamented with shamrock leaves.
and bearing the date 1877. Above the
harp is the inscription in Latin: 'He
adds honor to ancestral honor" Below
the harp is another inscription: An
Irish twig for the Home Rule Cow
ernor of South Carolina
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-27

Fifteen states have yet to hold elections
this tall: Louisiana, Massachusetts,
Minnesota. Mississippi, Nebraska. Ne
yada. New Jersey. New York. PennSyl-
vauia, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas,
Virginia and Wisconsin vote on the
sixth ot November, and Georgia on the
fifth OF December. In addition, Illinois
elects county officers on November II.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-27
WILLIAM YOUNG,

4 ITORNEI Al LAW Lexington. Missouri
"A VIII practice his i'Iuie-sIoa III al! "i th'
cDu..s al L.4iASc:t, county and tie courts q.
kvcucL IL ;hr state. ot!rr over AuiIs banA
>..S Syrr'- oit st.EtD. All nu,Insss promptly
I;rrutlr,i to- iano-Iy
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PACIFIC RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

LEAVE LEXINGTON.
A,c"nm"t.;lyn ton II. Louis and the
East ~ n, Nc
.iTIIS, :if y i."rIIs al, q NJ
Express and Mall tor II Lours East 6 :inr NJ
Arrive nj =. l.uul~ ....... ......... I, 20 i. Nj
sunday train irr Brow wu-v!lIr r....... BVA VI
AIRLINE.
tNpIcs- aud Mail from II. Louis East
ami south -... -..... ..;uA NJ
Accommodation from st Louis. East
and south. .... ............-.. -.... :; aIr
Accommodation train from Iirnwns-
N!!ir, sunday .....- ... ... ..-....5 .i0r NJ.
{ BEN RUSSELL, Agent.
Il. LOUIS. KANSAS ,IIY AND NORTHERN
LKAvk LEXINGTON
frtlns Tor hIns"- 'ily and Wcst....7 IL 4 NJ
trains for Kansas C!ty wcst.........t.l5r rM
Trains Tor Rirhm"ni. .........7 II A Nj
--.-.-..-. .-....-.. IL p NJ
ARRIVE AT T.ENIS.ruN
Trains from II. l.nuI- amt all points East
ami south ................... = 50 4 NJ
From kansas City and all points West. :,;u NJ
...-.............H Y ~ l. NJ
II ur ant points north .............7 U0 p N
5. f. INGRAM. Agent.
|I>NDoITk. NS~As CITY AND SoETnw E-TERS
RAILWAY SARRnw sAUuk.
LEAVE IENIS"ToN:
Passenger Tor Kansas Iiy ami west. = :0u 4 VI
Express Mail. Observation-Disclosures. = 80 p.
F., lght - w GsUA ri
AuHiye Al LtN!SuroS
tSpreS- art Mai! Irom kan-a, itv
ahh Inc West ........-... ..... II Is A.
fhss"nErr .-.... ..........,......-. J.I1r. Nj.
rrIghi ..... 9SUA d.
CHAS \. MORRISON Agent
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kD. SATHBCS. J D. SiEWALFk
RATHHIN s. SHEWALTER.

L IIGHNhI> Al LAW, Lexington, Mo. /!
"A practice n ali the courts UI iIte o.Ni.A Ju'u
-. CIRCUIT, .II,i ..ITr'i states courts fr"ihp
attention gwen 10 collections, once oNri
LIrL.L.rs y ' .nAllr. !. stnr.. yLtnsItt NLty HOttl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-27
AI1OR y L. \ =.
T.. BEXTON TAYLOR.

a IIORNEY AT LAW, Will practice IN ali
n the Courts OF Lafayette and adjoining
COUNTIES also IN the Federal courts. Specl-
attention given IN collection AMI investigation
nj l.ui niles Office IN Wilson's block, neA,
door to t. =. ENprcss office, Nam street.
srp.l ON
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j., the market. ami the shin ,.e, two 90,
/ three ,qr!a,cs above.
! He l"oNrd down n her !r.l.,, n, p,jpt-
| cd tr ,hr market house .n viii -1,..
| Won some ,.NpuSlIrr. urrhaus If W, r.
| through it; the pavriuc,IrS are dry =,
| east"
That WAS vel thuuc|,r of. ,ru,,wi,I,-
standing her precautions the heavy ,,ld.
! of. her dress were. s,,rur.,,.J MI, ,.,,.
dampnr->, aud cung with = drear, ,.i,i,,
about her feet; the, were. ,,.hi,-, .,r1
! brnumhrI bat cY,.rlrr =, Ii,,l. ln,,!,,.,.
and the rual wa. reached !, .,,,,. ,,i.,.,
! time -hc would have dnurt,r.I in ,I,,.
| FLEMISH p.rturr,,u.enr-, ,I ,bi, ,,r.,,,,,.
| iurriur-,l the ,,,.,,,, 81 ,.,,,,h,.., ii,.
,mohiug coffee, ih,. rIIJI i,;n,, ,L.
! i;V.r. So iuii of character ih,, ,,r..-iI..l
over th, stalls TIN. affected Indifference.
ui the ht,n plIrcna>rr ,iIbi- y.,,
study Tor 4 ul.nI les, i,r,..,..,,,,,,,I. nm,
! hers was flied. 1u,l with .u,. ,,,,urht
! The GREAT ,i,,.,t- al ia. ,,..,i.,, ,'.,....
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A, F, ALEXANDER,

TlOENkI Al LAW. vii! Ifractice IN tn
IA Courts OF I.aIaS -II, and AdJUIuIus couutIes
M... also ztIenu promptly To the co!!cCiluh
Claim, and :" Investigation OF titles 10 rea
estate. ULIce over the HankIns House OF W IL
Morrison X Co laIIi4-iY
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Il. ylCfiATTON

4 Frta.NEi Al LAW Lexington, Mo, vii.
II pI-'iIce ~ III. courts of LaIay cite anu ai-
olu!pg cvuCIrs, AMI IN the supreme Court o!
the STATE. Special attention given 10 collections
Once III Dutch ROW, near QuAr!es + COS. Drue
store te12-ly
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! I NLl-NV :. -
WALLACE. X afll-ES.

IIpK&EN> A\iI cot \>ELI-uk> Al
N Law. Lexington, Mo ptlr", front r""h'
over the '.LeN.uG.un saving t'aIk,' oppUeit,
tn, rolyi uuI!>r III iT:lC.rl- II the courts oi
I.las cite IN surrounding 'uEii,s ana AIS" III
TIN supreme court uI I.:c state al Missouri. anu
I..r = Circuit ana Distinct courts lur Int
N ---..-..- u LrL.-l II u Nls-Nlrl-
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CHAS. IIULTS
The ESTY ORGAN
LEADS THE WORLD.

w beautiful instruments too well known to
need describing. These elegant instruments are
ali unsurpassed, and are sold at exceedingly
low prices. Every Instruiu nj fully warranted,
and are sold to responsible parties ON easy m~.
FUN description and Catalogue .ent To any
sd ir.ss with any inform ition desired. Give us
a cali BOSSELL y LEE.
JunrlI-f Lexington, Mo.
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hAN H..
GRAVES S WOOD,

A rTORNEl> Al LAW. VIII practice III thu
~ ~fatcaI,d Federal courts. Promptat"niIoi
E.Ivn 10 the collection rl CLAIM ,. uMCe "N"'
kr..rr's ,iry goods store. opposite I!ty Hotel
LrN.u.t ton, Mo
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-27

| '"""gh'~ ;p >mrrt hin q, be entered the
r""a'.
w h,' Il had -nru, news for Won -
ne s1id. watchin" ln ,,.. her face
bI Int":i.
"H'w> If AU,rr,t Hu, know it is
act TIM" yet; only two months Have
been here tw" months? But Am
@"ili1% stronger every dtv; | ,lnl soon
"r ahtr I" ." home again. Aud as
| She >ri,t II the ioi.rllu,,, and r,rn. .bn
| ml9t return To- alter ali nm. ,nnri, shine
ru>,. up before her.
Mr.. Graham held ont = n,urr .,yrn
| ,A:,ti lc.td it Tor you-ru bv and nv. if !,
too dark NOW. - VIII tel Won TIM, the
! ,irryhulnt IN, hrrn ,,,Lrn aud all IN
unar: are well That is something to
| njiu'l.
Mr t,rtham locked from her fac. 10
/ the picture al ..Nnug.,in. that hu.r
I li'u,c !,rg. H.. l4lt uIlr. thought them
.,iil,r. hu, u.lr.. 50 much !, nov when
it, ~ almost ia Tho. yr,., al,itud.-hrr
/ "tu.t- c,.t-r'mr the ptu,.r -lr sriu held
-arr ,.e- .ookm- tAnushtiully INTO the
! Iirc hight
| W al Won not STAY her. and wait for
/ ann ''
! She did nut 80. hi, meaning Kind as
! iI. va, rcnl.e and ,bnugL,l1l for her
/ >u. TOOK lI,i. lrIbu,,. ,,I hi, ,It,n,fon A. Ia
! n,r ml,i.lruIe NOT ,n ,;rr-,jt, She bless
! cd inrm al in her heart. ,ni vrayel for
| them ,laliy in her ,ru,;u, way Richard
anon" the rest, but LOOKING ont mon
, th,. LONELY fuiur,. H.. had ma, u.,,.,t :,
~. u her nuu b,.,,t ,.r,,.,..,,
II l,ny. b,..n iyI..,,, l,,,,, ,,r,.,,,. "sb,,
u4,,,yrr,i e., ,n,il,. ,.,I,,,7,inrr.,h,;,it her
! mouth. y uu WI ili9shr me forget tha,
! h,luG" Ia the w-rk-a-day world.
| have tr,.-nI-Srd too lone ~ i, is. bu,
, ,au ar. a.l =, GOOD that sometimes Tor
. ut T.. J. ;r.-Di>-iu". and ia..c il ~ nav
! rgh, "
( i wish yuli would make il yuurright "
/ Il wa ii, ~l..l qulvrr o. his lips ~ he
-,it L. and ;ar hgnt that came INT" his
+ ,.Nr-. r:,iilcr than his words, that maie
n~y understand then. and rnc hcnding
. .,mu ana r"Nrring her rl-prd hand,
"4,h III 81" rpl.l not r., r.t>v. them
without p".m.mg him. ,.l!d that She did
tot wish to ID. the heavy .lt~ dropped
lower ~ he uicu "a think how Ip All
-Nri m.:n.
wv Ill YOU i"'tNe IL. Esther? VII You
.r;,v" me, WI, You not give me some
c,tIin "r-IH"> lhtl CT a friend
i,4 ,E fr. -. AZ "a " l.I
..,,,,.,. : ., l,i,-,.,. claim, NM, my
!Ii". 80. -;'li. 'ttIan auy could grant.
N.i.rinoIy and rutninr mus ,,isnntn i
,n,, n,..,r,
..T,,n WAN, ,.,,,. h,.,,b..r. l,o,v
,,.',y,,.irn =. I lnt-,. ,,n, hacan.. ni
And ,I.n h. told bor ot ,h. STRANGE
,,,n.,,i,y he tr, for her in their nrS5i-
,..,.,',l rt..,.,iry. how ,vnnd.rfnI !, .r,m-
..j ,h.,t Will. n. -hnplI mo snn.,Linr nt !,
:, III ,u,,th,r- c,n,,l san mn h, VS.
.,.r., I,,. ~. ,t7,,,il,rt .,;u-,b, h,i
,,'.',,. >, ,h..n, t,,. a.In. bn,r ,,I,5,,, il
i.,J i,,c,, .,;,...,,. how, hrn.viIv Ina L,J'f 'f.;t
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ElnRIDGE EsRDEN.

TIDENEI Y COZ S>ELLpR Al LAW E
~ Lexington, NJ. nGlC" back room over iit
lr\tu-t"u savings BAUh, oppOslt" court house
"a. tE4,tIcG III N, >tL,r AMI fvd"ii! courts
rr.it,t attention given - te collection III rlaiins
M. t.r,l,si, business ieUli-yl.
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John ;. BLACKWELL,

4 1TpR<ET Al LAW. Lexington. Missouri
n VIII practice iu ali Ihe Cnurts oi Laiay elIe
and 81 ajvIuIng cOuut!es. fTuHpl attention gwen
ln all business t,ftiCe over ALN's savings
yauh, >aWNer'- old land. Icbi.u
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" LILLIAN WALKER, RICHARD rIELD,
WALKER 4 FIELD,

a TTORNkls AT LAW, LkAINoION
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OBITUARY,

darlington Hawkrye.l
We had 4 little policy.
il was unr Joy and pride.
ONO went and sat "u 1t,
AZ! -" it eurly died.
Gone to meet Andrew John on
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MEDIC Al.
DIR. J. ii. STRAUGHN.
DEM Isl .

HFFlCE with Dr. Chambers. over NJ. +. kel
Irr's store opposite tue Courthouse.
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DIR. j. W. NENG

IF uAS~EII.. u. u. S.-Ohce over Linz
81 rick = bank, LeNInEtoH- Mo. Jali
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ERASkLiS r. TUT,
Notary Public
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Sleep North and South.

A learned German says: "lu sleep
any position except north AMI S"ntl' Is
disagrccablr, but from east to west al
most intolrrablc, at least in our hemis-
phcrc it is otherwise. The cause of this
phenomenon can obviously be found
only in that great magnet which Il
formed by the earth with its atmosphere
that is, terrestrial magnetism. The
terrestrial magnetism cxertS on certain
persons, both hearty and otherwise, who
are sensitive, II pccnlinr influence won-
lcrful enough to disturb their rest, and
in the case of dis ,asrd persons disturb
ing the circulation, the nervous funr-
tnns and the equilibrium Of the mental
powers. There are persons whom |
know, the head of whose bed Is to the
North, and who, in order to wake early,
will reverse their usual position in bed,
but without knowing the reason why,
beyond that they coull always wake
rarlIer,' the sleep being more broken.
| have had it related to me that, at Il
military hospital in Russia, there was
some sick patients Of highly sensitive
natures, and who were rapidly recover
ing. When necessity compelled them
to be removed to another wing of the
building they did not get on so we'll i'll
fact, prostrahon seemed to be setting i'll;
and it was found advisable to get them
back to their former wards rs quickly as
possible, where the heads of the beds
we're to til" north | have heard OF
horses EgoinS blind through changing
their position from north to south t"
that Of west to east.