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Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-04-07
CENTAUR
T,INIM N rs.
One kind for the Human Family The
other for Horse; and Animals.

The llniment> simply tie wonder Of the
w"r!d Their effects it'lr less than mar
ve!Ivus
The White Liniment Is I"r The human
Family. II VIII drive Ghrumatt-m, ~riatirs aud
Nenrn.n from III" system, cures inmhnsp,
Ch'!lhur- i."'h ytw. rai-S. Itch, 'nd fm"-i
'.rInm"',u- l.ruruou=. It extracts frost from
o.. IN m,t"l, tml t,-t. amt the poison OF bites
..ni -jiug- "i t-nnIuuu- reptiles; II -GtIiuvs
wtlun--. and .iirN iet"- pam oil every kind
IS ApI rimnIns "I bruises occur. II - the most
potent remedy ever discovered 10 heal the
suI"t lAIi- Ihr' cnt,uI LinrIu"nt il used with
scat ,an.arl >nrr Throat. Toothache. Caked
Breasts. i.rrach". and Weak lack HE tot
h'w - bat aHmpIe VI mun'r"us lc7tIm""i-
Al
"I,uth>A ltnuE Jkst 60. ..i>u.. Muy q ,l-.3.
II jn!nL II IN. ,!tIy f., Ini,rru son that nave
suffered much AiisI s.v ollen feet ana chords
\ I.-w h";tI"s uI I"nttur I.iniu"nt la done the
work tor IA" have not been Ire" from ,L--'
-w'llIn-- in eight years. \"~ 1 am per
warm BENJAMIN EiiUW ~
The proof l. TIA" trial. 1t !, rrit.',l", It il
handy, It Is cheap, and every family should have
the White C,utuUr LImImtnt.
The Yellow Ccntaur LiniInent j. adapted
+" the low&u mt'.-,Ir- c"r.s- md fir-h "i horst
AMI animals. 1t ha~ performed more w"nllcI-
ul rur,-. IN thrr wears. ol spawn, " Wmd calls,
scratches. >wrrmy, and general I.am"ur-s, than
al! other rcn".lIe, III existence. Read what tie
-. - iNl,"c-7IIlrn >;Iv OF II.
''\En iur,h. ,I.,nUary. l>.l
''I'ury ON Yer at Ap! - ~Auult give tii- Z : y
ran. LiNrMs ~ i mai. W cun-l'irr it tic hrsI
aT3,cl- ever !-'-,i II our stables.
Ill MAE~,i, ~urt. iiuu> kN. stable. Y. \ .
- 1T IL. ~upi [ : ~ ~;..htr-. y ! d.
-. :. ri.IN, ,>ui.t. Nal. ~ ~iab,v7,\ Y .''
IA, b',i patrons uf Tins LlnIntcut are taIrlerS
tuI Veterinary surgeons, vii" III" continually
IL NJ -onr iIuim"ni. II heal, Calls, W"rud,
and I'"il-c,i!, ItioNe, >w"ll,uS-, and , worth
millions al dollars annually t" ftrmrr-, livery
n.rm. >t"ch--ruwcrs, sh"rp-rai7ers. and those
having horses c.sttr.
Aunt It Farrlrr cannot do tor So the ccntaur
Llnrmcmt viii dv at i trlhmS cnsi
I.,>,. l!ninent- are sod by all dealers
throughout HE country. In"y are warranted by
hrlrolr,ctol~ and :, bottle Ill be gwen to any
ttri,rf or Physician who desires Ia test them
Laboratory of J. Il. H"s" y Co,
J.ill..,;Iu ~ DEI 81, NV l"WK.
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UNCLE GkBs'S WHITE FOLKS,

Sarvcnt; marst"r; Yes. oah. dnt'S me,
.'olr ncIr Gabe'' = NV name:
Thauk.r, mirstrr. I'm 'h"ut. - SEE;
An II al" CONAN She. much d- same.
Poly an 'plnImIn', tank dc Lord
Bnt de mar-ters gwinc L come back from
'DruLi.
Fine OLE place" Yes, sab, tbs So,
I'm mighty tiue l.eoric my white lOik- wm'r
But y"' uu%ht"r "a seen IL Wears ago,
Whsn Il marster amt uisti- lived upd.yla;
When the nlsGer.'i stan all rom 'ie lie"
Like grains uu Corn ON a. curn-huu-" No.
Lived mons lis high?' Yes. marsler, YES
tnt ~ onroyal IN goriiy lash,
Eat an drink TN vo' cpulrin { re- -
My folks warn none - yo' pr' white trash;
N. sab, d'v was oh high degree,
bi- kysr niEEer an quality.
Tell yu bout em:' y" mus "a hcarn
Bout my ole whit. folks 4hr'
teal yo, -Rh, dev WuE l,rrt an stern
Dldn' haV' nothIn' tail Ia learn
- kuvwe all dat II wuA To know
col ober t. head an under d' feet
An silNer!--I' ="wrd like Iplk- SOW wheat.
Use to b. rirh:' Dat wnrn'f lie WORT,
Jr-' wallowcd an rolled IN wrnIT
Why. none q my whIIr fnik- ever sirlcd
10 Ia Il han 10 It self:
~ nIggvTs u-r' 10 hr sI:iErlIn rom
'snn.' r~ Ieay.s when ii lH-' fall down.
De stubjc-slallS up iiSir ~ iIp!ur.
Look like iecI IN a iiHe t"uT comb,
pr cattle wuL 'dIginu>.-r tell fhr fac
An DE- hogs mec' 'I' hilI--I'Ics hook ll>r nIt,'k
~ lie Hooks oh sheep VIZ -rct nn " hIir
Dry 'p,m rd Ike ciuuds On Il mnur --hIEr B.-nt, ,
" when nv i inIssIs u-r' to walk,
(jes t her Ierridgc lat wuz tar.
= ever Size walked. III tell loH,Si
Yn' ruuih umos hSar her SIN dress talk;
1t USE 10 soun' liz. lie murnin' breeze
When It wakes an rus'Iss de gr"t huu-r:rr"s :;
~ tie uarstcTs taC. lie m:r-tSr'- face
When' Der de m'r"l s"t right pleased,
Use 10 shine wid t hravtnly grace,
Srn-'s 'he count name" had been creased.
De cellar tuu hail tie best ub wIur
brandy ~lIflt7 tlat va t.,uIiI il,
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MON TO MS SON.


AND stand beside m. iu.c.
", race ul lIi, II neatly run,
,.rin n-aru .ira,,- near to nlr.
bat ~ quit tue pUD.Ir crtb
lwill -Xpiain iu YOU
How iuD- are dom. and lrIrtIe- run
Aud how tu rUt thir.- through
\ statesman anrt Il ,,Ai-I:
SONG call NE wiuurntEu,
I-a. snIne hiyc Whispered tht,f.
But huvr rrV'r been accused
NhurrNtTl nIy" H"rr--
Ey ,In, a.! uIslti. of losing sIShI,
ul l~iu.nn-nuuibrr one
I've sat Tor many HIN7.
The pui'Iiri:lu . tI.tIu " it:Irne
N,ih all il irlrh- and Way-
I',,. learned lhai g .r-titf - a came
i.lA, +. k"r-VIlh - nnnu--
Whrr,, II yntI p.--. tor want OF brass,
Your" always LEX behind
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ssNE.AND - asHIAND, ,

4 ITOE>EE> Al law. Lexington, No.
N Oli,cr v,er NJ t., MaGu street. ir.tCtic'
u. AL l ,urt~ oi I.Ii ,tte and aijacc; cvGn
tres, ju ;4c Supty.uc ,uuri ui IL" >ia't am
Di,tl.,i tuagi .. :,r tu,,e, states. Prompt
alt.ut!pu sven - collections and al ot!le:
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-04-07
Honey.

Pitcher Castoria IL 4 complete substitute
iur tl-rur ,rii, :t'j i 70, pleasant I" lake IL
HONEY. li~ particularly adapted 10 I""lhjug
AMI irritable cuiiir,n. Il destroys worms.
- IN, lf,~ h TODD. eUats tn" stomach, and
curr- Wmd Culic. F"w rene lie, are cItic.,-
cluu- tor f-v'rI-!iuc>-. Group, Worms ant!
MnuupIu.. ,uu-n. ,a-tniia l. = scientific and
purely vr-rith!" pr pnr.;.uu, more elective
than CASTOR 81 AN! m.Ifh~r E4:s nor -rirr$
rrrpar-i ,v Mt--r-. ! IL. ku-E. Co. ~ Deg
street New York. from IT, rrclut Il samuel
richrr. VI H.. al Baru>tn!,is. Ma itul&nI5
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E,nr Ntnmaches out of Order.

y" medicine viii ,nrctuaily improve Ih''
trnt % the stomach t- these PiIs They remove
al! acIl!ty occa-lonc'i either 10y lutcmpcTancc ar
improper dI"t. They reach the liver and rcdHc"
u t. healthy action; they are Wonderfully
cli"IrI.U- IN Cases OF sIa>uI-ln tact they never
lul III curing all disorders OF the liver an':
stomach.
HDLLDWA AG = PILLS arr the best known IN
The world i"T tn" following diseases. Agn-.
Asthma. Hili"m, Complaints, Eloichr- "u the
~kn, Bow"i-. Consumption. D"bliIty. Dr"pey.
Dy-entrry. EIy>1prIa-, Female lrr"GrlurItIe-.
tcycr- OF all kIu'iS, Fit-. Gouf, Headache. In
digestion, Inflammation, JauUdic", i.tvcl COM
plants. LunhagU, PIr>, ithruuatI-m. kr'"n-
iiou of Irlmr. >crotuln or Kings Evil, sure
Threats, stone and Gravel, Ttc-Duulour.uX.
/ ImUr-. Ulcers, Worms oi all kinds, Weak
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-04-07

There no bar, nuw-Irr watched aud ic. lei f,
Eat nup hrai-br.' l. tHrIe,
There - NJ bar keeper bui Il utrnieh,
" III breathe one >I!rnl swear.
The Is lGll ut Inuruur- "i "a cIi>is,
NnI runners ui II crash,
And WHISKY men are hpund 10 nave ;hr!r price,
PIIuAeu down IN ~uIIi cash
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-04-07
T. 7. BARNUMS GREAT SHOW.

s,o,,, I,..i,,, ,,r, .,,.,, ,,,tt,,,.,o., ,,,;,,
- -
P''''~.'' III NV ~ -,'u'i'tah '.es'ste.'
recurring t. 'r. l., |. btrTums recent
IlrpI..,u -urrI,,..> t., animals. for his ,r.,,
$780, t. .,
'''' - 7''S' " IS '''in
MI. btThG"i We i ara mat he W!ii visit this
...ritv suin.'imt ,i!ri.y the >rn- N with
hts ,,,..,,,5..,u, ,.,,.,. ,i,,,.,,,,,n. an,
..-
- 1 80 - Il " ''' IL gu ''''iS
surprising "ud nos features never before
Witnessed IN ta- w,.t InriuIipr 4 marvel
nm. ,,,,.,,;,,,, ..,..,l,..i., ...,.,.,,,. ,,
W f'''"' ''"'o''
. -'i "-h'' WIZ am .ii>' win scores OF
Thoroughbred eud African ponies elegantly
r.r.rf,,u,i knights III ,nll ,,d .iIvar
, '' ''"''. ''' ''~' ''''"'i1''' "'' h"e
mot h"hui''ui AMI extraordinary male aud
1.rnt!. riders i'll r.. wori.. In fact II we
..... ,-i., ,,..., ,
49, " S ''' - " ' - y 7'' '"N -"
Ing We ilnih"niH PtAp'taton> That are beng
lnI!r iorIuI~ exhibition Il VIII be the grand.
49, n,., -, jI> ,,ra ,r,; IA. e,.r ,roy.t.,,, n,
/
/ Ih's country. ihe eNI'Att A""Ft aIlhded Ia
/ = a. in'tuWs Mr.. i. /. Earnum. wRosc
. rrrowli Snowman i worl,t-v"I,ir short
/ 'lmr since ~r,.r agents TO Europe to our. h,se
/ un' elites '"r iilS American Hipp0urume ai>C
! To- make arran., mrnt- frr rravcIiug through
/ E4ranr- wItu.aNast collection of Will animal,
F. "A'' " III 80 '"I h'hI from if'rf h'Gth'
| he"h' "' fi"ih''lG' 'n' from fhr LooI".ica
| 'rhi ''' IL 'i i-''H'H. h'iilN anu Amsterdam
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-04-07
y e WALLACE. WN. II. tHIth
WALLACE * CllELES.

A ITORNEl> AND tOtN>ELl.ORS Al
N Law Lexington. Mo piIC", mont room
over the ''ic>Iu- -:ur Niu::s' R.G!ia.' "rpOsii,
the court house VIII PA 'tIcr III the courts o.
LIfay cIte ami surrounding cou"tir~, ami also II
Er supr, nv court 81 t.tr STAKE II Missouri, Au'
The / : Circuit anG pl-uIct courts iut Tit
M.-.t..LlL ~ Y Nl-.-L.rL
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-04-07
IMPORTANT CAUTION.

Nom, genuine uuleS> the signature of } .
iIAYuo, Il, "a agent Ter the United states. sur
rounds each h"N Dt Pills, Hmi Ointment. \
handsome. reward will be given tn any one rcn
drr!Hg such information a. may lead TO tie de-
ttrtiun 81 any party "r parties cnnnttrf"ItInE
the medic nrS or venting III" snIn", knowing
thrIu t" be spurious.
'.'-oi,i at tin, :'.ss.ut-ctory of Professor lloL-
Inv>Y X 60 .. N"w York. and 10y ali r-,pecta-
bie druggists and dealers III iac'tIcIne through
out The civilized world, IN boxes at - cents, d!
cents and 81 each
= IhcIc is considerable saving by taking the
lat Grr SiIr=
y. Il --I'ir"cri"n- for III" gut,lunc" OF patients
IN every disorder are ALI >cd /" each box.
Oiticc, li2 Liberty ST.. New York. .
RICHARDSON 4 Co, Agents.
ncr2--ly ~. Louis. No.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-04-07
lIArTEk "

Strangely enough. chance once more
declared itself in favor OF the mates
point OF view. The mischief did actual
iy come. and the chosen instrument OF
it was handsome young islander, who
was one of the sons of the chief
The captain had taken fancy to the
swset-tempered, intelligent lad. Pur-
suing his studies in the dialect of the
island at leisure hours, he had made the
chiefs son his tutor, and had amused
himself by instructing the youth in
English by way Of return. More than a
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-04-07
ALFRED j. HALL.

I ATE LiELtiI AND PROSECUTING AT
Il luH>k "1I! PrAc;I,- ~ all The courts u
-cCviL ia L4tay elite county and IN q! the stat,
auu rdrra! Courts. Criminal law anu cU!Itc-
tlpus i sDe';laitg. Refers Uy perm ssion, 10 the
l.cNtugtUu SAVINGS tiaUk, Hon. Juun Reid
tee; GOV. J " Stevenson, |. Senator non!
kentucky; Il. L. I.t.anu, County Treasurer
L. Neiier' : store Jaulb-Iy
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TUT s son

4 l-TpENEY> Al LAW,
~ LEXINGTON, Mo
Ol.,c No. -. Main street, over Tcvis' pru-
StDTc, viii practice the i...tLye:;c and ad!"in
il counties. >lyCI.. att, Ht!nu gwen 10 collect
tIvus 1nd the InvesGI-ati.,n "i land titles.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-04-07
WILLIAM YOUNG.

A TroRNEY Al LAW Lexington, Missouri
~ VIII practice III, profession III all ui III,
vUarl, OF Lafayette county and The courts %
i.csvri II the state. ONCE over -iull's Bank
attended to. lanO-ly
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-04-07
ELDRIDGE BURDEN,

4 TTDHNE-N y tOU\-ELLpR Al LAW
~ Lexington, Mo. bilvc back room over TIA,
LrNtnstun savings Bank, opposite court house
" al practice III III" State and Fedora! courts
Prompt attention given 10 i!Ie collection oi claim
and i'f,h4lc business teblI-!l.
yuIIN \ :. TUT. IRASKI ~ X. TuTT,
NnIury PMhLLC.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-04-07
ATI0R NJ. HS.
r.. RENTON TAYLOR.

TTuKNEV AT LAW, VIII practice in al
n the Courts OF Lafayette aud adjoin!n.
counties. also IN the Federal courts. spscl"
attention gwen tn collection and InSestgatio;
Of ,ant niles Office IN Wilson's block, ucA
,.aur to | : Express o'tce, Man street.
s,,n11
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-04-07
10. :. IN NI'i y. J. II. NiIhN NJ. 1 =
RATHBlN s. SHEW

A TruRNEY> Al LAW, Lexington, Mo vii
"A practice IN all the courts ui the sixth Ju,ll-
Ga. II, ait, .4EG UnItyt states courts. Prompt
attention gwen 10 collections. Oflicr oven
Grnes X NrutU!r'> store, opposite city Hotel
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-04-07

4 TTDRNEl> AI LAW. LEAlNnTON
N Missouri. OlIre utcr VIA. Morrison ~
t,I'- Bank uuTl;u
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-04-07
iNTELLIGENCER,
Terms, So per Year, in Advance.
PACIFIC RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
LEAVE LEXINGTON.


Accommodation for st LOUIS and the
East ...-.-..-. .....-...... .....--..-. ia 81
Arrive Ut >t LOUIS ... ........ d /. =. M .
Express AID Mai Tor =; I.oui- East. $ .or. N
Arrive III 81. Louia .....-.. ...... . ~ A. ID
ARRIVE
Esp,es, ant Mail from ST LOUIS. Ia-r
auI south 1890. y lBA NJ
Accommodation lrom ST Louis, En-r
IIckets ca sale a, ,l" Missouri rac.Gr Ilr.'",
Oti"r, III the ,,iN Hotel. IrNlrgtuiI, Mo. T." alt
p,rI- II uI'r'. >tIi"s. Ia:.ariL- and iErui,. ~
lowest rates. Eag4agr cn,ckv4 through 10 d---
Iination. 1. BEN lit >-tI.I. Agent
81. LOUIS, KANSAS NY ANn NUR:'LLEN
LEAvk LENINGIOE
fr:un, Tor kansas Guy anh West ..., /. \ ~
Trans tor =. Louis li-t And ~"u,i. ..t II A
TRANS Ion Kansas ci'y Wr~t....... II '-.N
trains tor RIctnond.-...... ......... 81 \ NJ
AnnIvEAI LAxIS.Iu.
Trains !roIn II. I."1I- .ad all point t...ar
"ni SOUTH .-....-.--..-.-..-...... =. 81 81
rr"m h',.r ,''y .s',i MI points wr-'. 81 N
... ... .... = IL T. VI
-. '' '''''' '''''' :. l.. l>GItNM, Agent.
wI.>unIrk. KANSAS 'Irr A%u >"i;In whalhR>
RAILWAY. >ANHow "AioL.
LEsvE LL>!>.I">
Passenger. '.r hls,ss'- ,iy amt N'-t. " A. -
tNIrr>. Mai ..... ... .... = uu .
coal ..- .-... ..-... -.-.. ... Lu nN 4. '..
Ar!Iyr NJ i.t>i,rIuS
Exrr"-- and MAu nom h.."~a~ 1t,
aud the N,~t .-... .-.-.- -.... -.... 80 \. VI
Ht~~"n-rr ..-....... --- II 'r'. 81
irll ...-.... - i ;. n
lose connections m.sI'. 81; hAn-n-. ct, t"'
L,.aNcnNoIIh, Nich,-"u, II Ju., Omaha, Law
renee. I"l"h.,. ruri,t", Denver, ,i'ry' un",
: IA Francisco AMI =! paint Ia kin-.-, NJ
hrn>hl. New MrNirn, ',."3t"' and ,!ii"tnlt
Ihruu.l. rlrhrr- lur -..l. At { IiF i,rA,r Onirc.
\,tI /, S,lT Ia
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-04-07
JOHN BLACKWELL,

4 ITDENEI Al LAW, Lexington, Missouri.
~ VIII practice ~ All HE co,l.a al l.aiay "tlc
and Ijulutng couaIirs. t'r"mIl attention gwen
IL utI business Office over Aull= savings
U4nk, saw yer : old and. ieDlItI
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-04-07

ltI-EGED$ DENTS I, "Il4cc opposite q,
- the court Auu>e, upstairs, I.e\ins Cf7S-a
ton Mo. All work ,tvuc in scientific SoI4Io
iuauucT. alt'E
Persons knowing JH"niSeiVe" indebted |" iii'
Will please make prompt rayn"ut
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-04-07

The Original Gwenhnen of George
Eliot's daniel Dcromda" is. according q
70 the London correspondent of the
Cleveland Leader. London woman.
She was formerly worth about 81 ,OO0.-
600. but wen, to the continent. became
addicted /" gambling, and lost AL OF her
munrv. even parting with her necklace,
- the book states During her inIat,ra-
! ton She WAS narrowly watched by
! Ecorgr Eliot. and by Il wealthy gentle
man living to-day III Manchester. and SO
Interested did he become in Gwen
do!cm. that he offered to make good her
| losses ii she would cca>" play. but she
refused. The lady now lives in London
on an income OF about $1,000 4 year,
all that is saved from the wreck. She
is twenty-five, unmarried. and sald to
be very handsome, and what adds in
terest to the tale is the fact that she is
the granddaughter oil one OF England :
greatest poets.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-04-07
A-EA. GRAVES. T
ssHkNES - WOOD.

A TTORNkl> Al LAW. Wi! practice III IN.
N state and Federal courts. Prompt attention
rINcu Ia Thr collection Ct claims. oii,e oSri
helicr's dry goods ~iJTe opposite City Hotel
Lexington. Mo.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-04-07


In Western France much of the farm
ing is still! OF the most primitive kind.
but the sun seems to make up for all
shortcomings "Everything ilourishes
here. says Miss Edwards speaking OF
Aniou: every fruit YOU can think Of,
every vegetable that money can pur-
chase at Coveut Garden. Working pro-
PIE eat asparagus. green peas and straw
hcrrir, every day. as they eat bread and
cheese with us. Rich and poor alike
have such stores OF eatablcs and drink
abcS, medicines and clothing at home
that there i, hardly more shopping done
than il we were living on an ocean
island"
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-04-07

The bill TO require marriage licenses
to be taken from the circuit court has
been defeated
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-04-07

Sarvcni. marstrr. Yes. eah lnt'S me-
''oc nclr Gabe' = NV DHnr:
Thauk.c, mlrsi"r. I'm 'tiuUt. ~ SEE;
An IT al" Ourin3 she. nTcn de- same
Poly an 'pnInin' tank dc Lord
Bnt de maI-ter's gwinc L come back from
'Dru.ui.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-04-07
wsE.kEss = FIELD,

lLE.AA. ~ ALkEl:.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-04-07

one ydttr rdW,iius III town has his gate 50
arranged that when the Young fellows lean
aGaim-I II to whisper good bye something
iilr- up AMI HIT hun Ia TIE mouth Il ,lr>
County Drm" rrt. Ihe young lady, mouth
We SUPPOSE.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-04-07

DIR, n. EE. CHAMBERS.
DR.. j. W. MEMO.

V = uA>$ELI II. y. ~--nlicc over In
81 . rick'> Uank. Lexington, Mo. jaIi
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-04-07

, RICHARD FIELD.
Notary iublIC
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-04-07
RUSSIAN SPENDTHRIFTS.

To be Continued.1
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-04-07

Accommodation for st. Louis and the
Arrive NJ II LOUIS. ... -....... D |. T.. N
Express AID Mai Tor II Louis. East. . 20 r N
Arrive I'll 81. Louia .....-.. ........ . ~ A. ID
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-26
Vol. XIII. Whole No. 1925. No. 80.

be, as they are to us, objects of deep inter-
est. They will study the curious coins,
and muse over the disfieure copper tab
let upon which the Capuchin friar Leo re-
corded the date of the foundation of
chapel which pershed long ago and left no
trace of its location. They will smile at
the characteristic boast of an English off,
Ger, traced, with diamond upon a win
dow pane during the Revolutionary war
a representation of the British flag with the
Stars and Stripes underneath, upside
down, and the words, Yankee Doodle
upset !" Nor will it be to their discredit if
those among them who are familiar with
the sculptures of the Louvre and the Vat
ican should refuse the need OF admiration
to "Cotton's Head the one original
specimen of plastic art of which Castine
can boast.-ELIzABEIH E., EVANS, in Har-
per'S Hdg1zine for august.
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-26
Timidity Of Great Men.

Iurenne, being asked whether he was
| frightened at the beginning OF the battle
| said - es, | sometimes feel great ner-
yous excitement, but there are many sub
| alteIu officers and soldiers who feel none
whatever COnde was much a9itated Ia
his first campaign. My body trembes"
he said, with the actions nv soul medi-
| tateS Frederick the Great. at Molwitz
gave but little promise of ever being
soldier luis reported by one of the alb
| lest friends OF Washington that. in his first
! battle, his nervous quite gave away, and
that he had to be held to his post by two
! soldiers; it was as if the hero's legs tried
/ to carry him off in spite of himself 1t is
obvious To remark that distinguished men
whose nerves have thus completely brok-
| N down, may thank their stars for beiug
| distinguished. Much is forgiven them, for
| they did much service. Had they been
! common soldiers, they would have receiv-
| ed a. little indulgence for the automatic
action OF their feet as the poor received
tor the malady of keptomania.
There is however, special reason wny
allowances ahould be made for generals
whose presence of mind has failed them.
private has only to shut his eyes to dan.
ger and to confront it with that chen de
coWdge Of which great commander spoke
with envlous disparagement, But the skill
led courage of a.general Is virtue of a
very different order. He must, as it were,
have two selves. In elaboration, he must
calculate the exact amount OF danger to
which be exposes his troops, and then. in
acticn, the calculation must be erased from
his mind. He must often say to himself,
Peace, peace, when he feels that there is
no peace; and, by sort of military faith,
he must fight as seeing safety which is
invisible.
1t Is true that Nelson exclaimed, What
i, fear?" L never saw it," But. at the time,
Nelson was young; and against mis- re-
mark may be set the saying of Charles v,
when he saw written on a tombstone,
Here lies man who never knew fearr'
Then observed the Emperor, ''he can
never have snuffed a candle with his fing-
ers; or. as we should say such man can
never have felt the first touch of the for
ceps of a dentist. Charles v, no doubt,
spoke from commanders point of view;
and lie may, like other commanders. have
felt the difficulty from enulating the hap
py tearlessness OF his soldiers. Fortnight
ty Recieeo.
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-26


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jesuit MISSIONARIES were among the hI>'
arrivals ir,' ~ me he" set''tillehts
ine WahueIol' over EtioPeah oattie
ntiu1 VII pas "hnte'.lhs tI tne "ooueu nv
which cont,'hs ,ne ooneS " tnt ie" score
''ctiuis VI .i'e i.eH o'utioh III TINS remote
~ u'l" 'h'iIy speop'eu region, anu thouSh
ti'eH u'ay hateh VIII llleiee, 70 our stah-
uitu BOAST that the Great Eastern usell
could come up to our very wharves and
and turn around without difficulty or dan.
ger, they are not likly to hear how hos
TIE British fleet once rode at anchor in the
haroor, and British troops twice held pos
session OF the town.
What am saying Every American is
patriotic, whatever else he rshe may be;
and no degree OF foreign association or
amount OF individual experience can make
our countrymen and countrywomen inseh-
slOle to the thrilling romance of early
American history.
The FAINT depression IN the soil which
sun deslgna'es the site OF Castin's fort is
not so picturesque landmark Of the past