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FISH MATCHING.
u,xSaud Nhercthc work il Carried
on i'm MISUNDERSTANDING OF
Interest About the Detroit
and Observation-Disclosures

The attention OF the readers OF the
Post WAS called TO the fishing interests
uI this city aud state a few weeks ago.
when a brief mention WAS made OF fish
Matching. In order 10 supplement that
with the fullest Information O~btalnable
with the fish interest, reporter of the
Post wa, Instructed to visit the Matching
establishments aud see what progress
WAS being made.
OF the fish Matching establishments
there are two in tins state n one just
across the river IN Sanwich. The two
IL mi, ate are situated at Detroit and
II Hrkaguu. The Detroit hatchery is
~ Gulau street. near Dequindrc. and is
= .onr. low wooden structure. possess
3uE nothing singular i'll its appearance to
asaeuu. observer. On entering the build
nc 2 .ung series of water tanks ut dill
lr.cut elevations is presented 10 view
als1 Il score OF people husl.y engaged al
ygv side uy the u:hcv ct the room wurh-
i'll ever the .i>!i eggs. which resi- on Ii
>-.r"u uNrrl tguI-i! continuing running
water Nh. Olrn VI Chase. the gentle
MANLY and efficient foreman, meets all
visitor. who are actually in search OF in
formation VITA genin. and ready cor
6lI.tY. and take, great pleasure N en-
-, f.,o - 7~,,1,ca5 ,,,t.,, aI-r.
! .....,a' ,S,,rt,in,d f,I,n, him, IT,t
-. 49,. tL, 2-,h -! Drtrhor 49,
,,. E,-t' 7n,'.snrn ,T,s .ta,. v,,;,h
tx 80. 49,. |,aI y, -
40 ~ = IL ca"rIr. II Ia@,n.
.,n,-.. l,.t b.. -, nrt tL, ,fr.t
co.. ,,, rho a.r7G"s 6rranf her. II
49,, - $500, frI.j ~, ,ba on,
-, ,Ls 77,.,arr bnsng ,hom.
..., 90. Jha shawn were ur,-
,... .--177; .m4 and have been ever
..- ..,r-r I..,rL tn. foreman tinI-
H., -. 4. -; ,,,,. IN "h,a;ninr as many
-. - h. rT,.I fF-nnsa 1T The .yrs
A.. ..,.a from i've fish and un~precnaied
,,.rar.t.-, =, -b.- .,bhuqh tho
.l...;t Obtained ., rach visit Is com.
,.~,-.- small tine t,,,, s,rr.v,taS .
- nj r.r.L,.~ In. the VIII, ~ rb,.
5,,.,.. Iu-.r rrq. IRE exclusively
=. $500, thu vL;r.,.6 ,ha river ws.,t
=, 90. -....., r,. +, T.-ra;ru L..j,.r =,
...: H.. .',. ,,,., r,1m4 jnIH,.,jbjrr TO
is il. II -lr m,nutnrfur. o; front. ,bad.
ar .,...r r,rr,r-r hand. -, first car
r;r3 g.. rl.. t,bnr. but the number
ga> Sc. been materially reduced
T-plf ,u-rf,n of fish Were. turned ont
-4>t .>-n and tn same numh-r
WI h., n,r,h.i fhis ysar Work ia Al.
WAS commenced in ,r about October
AMI Rms fbr,uch 10 4priI about whirh
-fy.. -a,. in irgona farra enuupb 10
plant. In the effort 10 hatch y arO.
r,ut-r. r ~. ,.urd thar th.. wafer Es-
r,,,. ,.., th..k and tho anternrise was
ai.f.E .,.i II was tboupbt thar the
p-rg.- river water yauId he detrimental
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI, =.
LAFAYETTE ioU>TI
In the Circuit court Of SAID county, in VACATION
January 2ith. Isl
James : MuiiemiN
vs.. Petition.
Berry James and Piety James.
ITO tre snin i;rrry Jane, md Picly james
i You are h..rbS notified tEa' euId pIaInlIr
has Confinement Il suit against You IN said court
by petition. IN which II - alleged that yUu did
"u the Uth TIA" al may, i-H', svil Ia one Mark II.
>huniutc tn. following described real estate.
The southwest quarter ni ;hc northeast quarter
81 section iiv" %, ia ipwn-ilIy irriv-elslIt is).
al range lw.uiy-suNen "a, aph hN HtI-takr,
conveyed the southwest quarter OF the north
west quarter OF said section, township and
range; that said pllintln - now the owner IN
nurthcaS. quarter OF -ali section, township aud
ran E", and the prayer OF stIj petition Is that
said deed may I've corrected, AMI that all the
right, tit.r AMT interest which SAID B rry James
and Wiz has N and I" sH!i lands, 70 intended
to lie conveyed ~ aforesaid. be vested in SAID
plaintiff, his heirs ana assigns fUrcv.r
And you arr iur'hrr notified. that unless YOU
he and appear before III" court here At the next
term thrTt OF, lO be u' gun and held at the count
hcus" n the city OF Lexington, IN sAId county
AMI state, On rAr 2mt tlv OF Apri!. "A u. 1871,
and on or before the 6.b day thereof, If ti- term
shall -r long continue. AMI II not then. before
The end Of he terra, and answer sand pei! ION,
the same VIII be taken a. confessed.
Ana II Is iurtNer ordered that "A copy hereof
be Published IN the Lexington W"ehIy ~lu;eili-
genC"r, II newspaper printed IN suti crir;N If
Lafayette, Tor Tour wccny euCc"sstvciy. I. It
Insertion to b" at lee st tour weeks b-iOIs ne
commencement OF the next term Of this count.
FRANK IRIGG, Cl~rk.
BY c b. DATIEL. u. 6. fruiv-5t
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Honey

Pitchers Castoria is q complete substitute
for Castor bil. and is as pleasant to take as
Honey. 1t is particularly adapted TO Teething
and irritable children. 1t destroys worms,
assimilates the iood. regulates the stomach, and
cures Wind Collie. Few remedies are MS eff ca
eious for FeverIshness, Group, Worms and
Whooping Cough. Ca.toria is Il scientific and
purely vegetable preparation, more elective
than Castor OIL and neither gags nor gripes.
Prepares by Messrs. J Is. RosK. Co. &C Dey
Street, New York. from tie receipt Of Samuel
Pitcher. NJ. D., of Barnstable. Mass. jinl3mS
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IN exchange safely remarks

IN eNClaIge Safely remNrNS: Nv .
observe that the greediest man after u
newspaper is the one who is TOO mean
Il subscribe. He is always waiting for
the last paper. and it is not two minutes
IN the owners presence til! the non-sub-
scrIber pounces upon it and never lets
up until the last line is read. and then,
perhaps, casts it aside with the remark,
that he could print . better paper him
self"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-03

The democratic members of congress
from Illinois Wi. take notice thai the
democratic people "t Illinois demand
that not II do..ar be voted by congrcs,
for the army, and barely enough to
simply carry on the government in
the most economical lanne The coun-
Try viii not submit to being taxed tor
The benefit Of an usurper and his party
friends Register. Springfield. III.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, John NJ. IIll and Elizabeth
w litIi, his VIE, by Their certain d, ed of
trust, dated The 2!st d,y IT january, 1875, and
rcCorI"i IN book No. II, at page 80, vi the
recorders office OF RAY county, Missouri,
conveyed TO The untrrsIgu.d, tr,siee, ;he fol-
lowing tract or intrce! oil land situated IN the
county of Ray, and state OF Missouri. to-
vii. The west hall of the northeast Quarter,
AMI the west halt OF tn" sOutheA at q-irier and
Tia" southeast quarter al the northeast quarter,
all IN SECTION twenty tn, OF tOwE~li p nity-une
CD, OF range W uiN-HrNrn 90, g 'ntaInlns in
al two hgGjrei t2Ool acres more or less,
which said conveyance Wa made III trust TO Sc
cur" the payment ot il certain prOnlssUry note
therein mentioned and Described: and whereas,
SAID note l. due and unpaid; SOW, therefore,
al tho request OF the owner of sand note and
under and In pursuance OF said deed OF trust. |
the u'i"rsIgned, trustee. VIII on
tuesday, MARCH 2OTH. a. u , 1871,
between the hour, Ut nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and i've o'clock III the afternoon ct thai day
at the front door OF TIE . urthpUsc, IN the 'Ify
Of Lexington. in Lafayette county, state OF MIe-
spurt, "trr said property for sale, ~ public ven
due, To- tn highest bidder, FOR cash. Tor the pur-
pn-c -! satisfying said dee! ui trust and note,
and III" costs and -Xucn-"s of This trust.
iphI7tl JOHN T.. RlIASD, trustee.
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FINAL f.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen to all creditors and
~ others Interested in the estate of ! V. X.
brown, deceased, that the Undersigned, adj
mlnlsirat0r ul sali estate, intends To maxi, u
final settlement ni said estate at the April tenn,
1871, OF THE Probate court Of Lafayette county,
Missouri. To he begun ai.Il held at the courthouse
IN the cltN OF Lexington on the first Monday in
April. Isl. JOHN l.. COOPER,
fphlI-St IuniY.t,nr
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

J. A. QCARLEs. c1IAs. ". LooMIs
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FINAL SETvTI.ENEyT-

~ others interested in the estate of tinis +.
Allison, deceased. that the undersigned, rNeCu-
tor OF said e. tate, intends Ia make Il final settle
nicnt OF sand estate at the \ ril term, Isl. OF
the Probate court OF Lafayette county, MissOu-
ri. To lie begun and held NJ the courthouse in
the city Of Lexington on the first Monday in
April, is11. JAMES r. ALLISON,
ipbl,-h Exn.uf.r
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FINAL

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditora ana
~ others Interested III the estate OF George
Helms. deceased, that the undersigned, sN-
ecutur OF said estate, intends 10 make q final set
Element OF said estate at the April term, Isl,
OF the Prub.te court OF Lafayette county, Mis-
sourl, 10 be begun and held II the courthouse
in the civ OF Lexington, on the first Monday in
April. Isl. WILLIAM II BE;N~.
Irlol-Et H.. 80,
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Theus. the Albany butcher who u

"eUs. IIt -t.UdUN UutCiIUI VIII Tue
Gently killed a boy by throwing Il knife
II him, pleaded guilty to mauslaughter
on "Wednesday, and was sentenced to
the penitentiary tor three years. He
said he threw the knife in anger. with
out intending to xii! the boy. and that
the white face OF the boy is constantly
before him. turn which way he may.
both day and night.
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Sr1,U1rvpxU

NOIlCE IL hereby given 10 all creditors and
~ others interested in the estate of Lazarus
Masterson. deceased, that the Undersigned,
sun wing executor OF said estate. Intends 10
make II FINAL settlement OF said estate Il: the
hrrii term, lS1., oil the Probate coHrt OF Lufay-
cite county. Missouri, to be begun and held at
the cnurl'ipnse in III" CITY al !.cTinstoa On the
first Monday IN ArTtl. Isl.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT

~ others interested in the estate OF john VI.
i;adiuI!. deceased. that the undersigned, I'D
mini>trht"r OF saii estate, Will apply to make u
iinai settlement OF sand estate AT the April
term. loi.', of the Probate Court OF LAFAYETTE
county, Missouri, 10 he begun and held Mt the
courthouse IN the city OF Lexington ON the iirst
Monday IN April, Isl.
frh1J II Al IlIs EEPpI<f ,a~..
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NOTICE is hereby gwen TO all persons inter-
IN est.d, that the Undersigned, guardian OF III.
estates of VIM Price and May l.. Price, minors,
has filed his account for final settlement
of said minors estates. a. the January Term.
1877, of the Lafayette county Probate Court and
viii apply Tor Il final settlement II said guar
dianshIp at the Anril term, 1877. OF saiG court.
iehlI-3t THOMAS PRICE. Guardian.
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ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.

THE AMI Al MEtTI\G ot ''Thc Patrons
L Mutual Insurance company Of i.aftv.ite
county, Missouri, . will he h,iI at the Han uf
Lafayette Grange, in Dover township, one mIl-
east OF Or. Webh's, On In"-tuy the G,h OF
March, al 10 O'Clock u III. 1hrcu Directors viii
be chosen 10 serve tor three wears. \ tuIl at
irndlmcc is expected
ieh2i-2f j. IENTMNER. Secretary.
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A singular suicide recently occurred
in Drowana. Australia. \ Greek who
had become insane by reason OF poverty
and misfortune poured a quantity OF
molten lead down his throat. He died
in agonies. and after his death a lump of
lead nearly a pound in weight was taken
from his stomach.
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BJTTeRiCK'S PATTERNS.

We have received our spring and summer cat
I ogue of +. ButtcrIck Il CO.'S. celebrated pat
r.rns, IL household necessity. mr.! the ONLY re-
l. able patterns IN the market; call or send for
oae, and get posted in the new styles. There is
II report being industriou-ly circulate by in
t'rcstc'l parties that Bu,terIck Ia ''busted,' to
So the expression. but. 10 draw it mild, We re-
-rectiuily say that they are.'' mistaken'' and
knowingly so. Hugh T. Wilson, opposite City
Hotel. anrl-tf
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TRUSTEE.S SALE.

WllEREA>, Amanda L. stirkc and b. F.
w >larke, 10y Ter certain decd Of ttus:,
dated tn" fifteenth day OF ArTIl. \. D, Isl,
and rscUri"i IN the rrcold,r's oiiC- Of Lulay-
etie county, Missouri, in died book Il, Il, page
CO, conveyed - the undersigned, trustee, the fol-
wing described real estate. situate IN he coiIn-
~ at lnfas etc, Missouri, te-wIt: Ihr sputh-
'tsf quarter oI IL. sou. h-.>' quarter oi section
tnlrtN- ne t5D township l~Ity-0nc 81 Of ian E
twenty ilrr l2Ji, cUnia hul ! iOrtl acres, more or
less, which conveyance was mad" in trust 10
secure the payment OF a certain proni>-oTy note
therein 'icsCrltei, ami wheica,, sad note IS
long past due ami remains unpaid: Now, there
tore, in accordance with the pros lsiDns OF said
deed "i trIet, and at tte request OF the legal
holder OF said not, !, tlr undrr,Ignrd, trustee,
Will, on
SATURDAY, MARCH l0rR. \. D, Isl.
between tn hours al nine O'Clock IN the fore
noon ami five o clock in the afternoon OF that
hHy AT the front door Of the courthouse, IN the
city OF Lexington, IN Lafayette county, and
state Of Missouri, offer SAID property Tor sale, All
public vendue To the highest bidder for cash, FOR
the purpose OF satisfying sad decd nf trust and
note ANA the costs amt expenses of this tra.t.
febl'td JAMES +. CAMPBELL,
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FINAL

NOTICE is hereby gwen TO all creditors and
~ Others interested IN the estate of Jacob
Rush. deceased, That III. undersI gnel admins
traitor of SAID estate, intends 10 mike a final
settlement OF SAID estate at the April term. Isl,
ui the Probate court of Lafayette county, Mr.
souri,, to e begun and held at the courthouse in
the city -, Lexington on the first Monday III
April, Isl. ANIEL Il HERD,
ipDst-i administrator
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4 tramp. tall and ~fine-looking, called
at the house Of Sheriff Barton, ut Fair
bauit, Mimi, the other night. announc-
ed himself as Jesse james, said he had
been hunted long enough, aud wanted
10 90 to Jail. i believe what you saw
said Mr.. Barton. You are Jesse
James, the outlawcd murderer Bows,
bring a rope, quick and we viii string
thle rascal 50 high that I plea OF guilty
never VIII save him" And rs the sher.
If took Il step toward the back room,
the tramp gave one look of agonized
disappointment ut the comfortable look
ing stove, and then bolted like a quarter
horse.
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FINAL. SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all creditors and
~ others interested IN the estate of james W
FitZg.rvi, deceased, tnsr the undo ',ynr,t, adj
IninlstratriN OF said estate. in,ends 70 make \
final settlement OF SAID estate al The April term,
1871, of the Probate Court of Lafayette county.
Missouri, to be b"gun and held at the court
house in the city OF Lexington on the drst Nom
day In April, 1877. ESTHER A.FITZGEREL.
lebl7-St AdmiuistrRtrix.
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Who says the age is progressive? We
are just getting back to where our
grand-mothers left Oft. Mr.. Blanc, an
eminent physician of Paris. has Just in
yeotigated the cabbage leaf. and has
discovered that there is nothing in medi-
cal art more healing than the cabbage
leaves tor old sores, ulcers, boiis.
gangrene, rheumatism, e~rysipelas and
fever. He considers it the balm OF
GiIead
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-03

The successful farmer is he who is al
ways careful III selecting his seeds, uses
good Judgment in breeding stock. keep.
his farm clean from weeds. ALWAYS has
lis fences i'll order, and takes good care
OF his tools. keeps out OF debt and has q
contented mind sends his children to
school. and takes one or more good
papers, devoted 10 farm and stock in
trItsts.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-03
he SumtOtY

The sum total Of railway lines through
the principal countries of the world now
reaches a distance nearly fourteen times
the circumference OF the globe. or one
and a halt times Il journey to the noon.
OF this total the United States lines ex-
tenl 7J,js5 miles; Great Britain's. at
home and through her foreign domain.
66, tol Russia's. in Europe and Asia.
3l,31i; those of France. &O..79 aud OF
the German empire. :. 500
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A Rochester boy escaped from a big
ger boy who was whipping him and ran
into a church where services were in
progress, supposing that he had found
a safe refuge. But the pursuer. unat-
tected by the Sacredness OF the place,
threw the fugitive into 4 pew and pun
melIed him until some OF tho brethren
Interviewed.
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FORrT TEARS BEFORE hi PUBLIC.
DIR. c.. McLANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
VERMIFUGE
OF WORMS.

SImf OWS VI
THE countenanceis paleand lcaden-
1 colored, with occasional tiushcs, or
a circumscribed spot OF one or both
checks the eyes becomeduli thcpu-
pills dilate an azure semicirclc runs
along the lower eyelid the nose is IL
ritated, swells, and sometimes bleeds
swelling ofthc upperlip occasional
headache, with humming or throb-
bling of the ears ; an unusual secretion
of saliva; Shiny or furred tongue;
breath very foul, particularly in the
morning: appetite variable. SONG
times voracious, with a gnaw!nG sen
sntion oftne stomach, at others, entire
lygoue tleeting painsin the stomach;
occasional nausea and vomiting vio-
len, pains throughout the abdomen;
bowels irregular, ut times costivc;
stools Shiny ; not unfrcquently tingcd
with blood belly swollen and hard
urine turbld respiration occasionally
difficult, and accompanied by hlc-
cough coughsometimes dry and con-
vuISire uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding of the teeth :, temper
variable, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
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FoN's American Ihe;ttcr. in Philadel-
phia. burned Saturday night. The loss
i placed At $50. 600; Insurance. SO
600. Books in the Mercantile Library,
adjoining the theater. were damaged 10
the extent OF $4,000, upon which there
is an INSURANCE oi $lj0,OOO. Rogers
wagon factory sustained damages
amounting to Sl5. 900.
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John Tyler, jr, the son al the e1-
president, who has enjoyed 4 remarka-
bic variety of experiences. first as pri-
vate secretary to his father, then as a
lawyer. again as a gentleman OF leisure.
and since the close OF the wal az a
writer on democratic politics for the
Washington papers. later "a the editor Of
Il republican journal in the south, then
a minister, is now an advocate Of the
policy of Napoleon III, aud wishes it
adopted in this country.
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y babe died Of starvation in its moth
er's arms at Philadelphia recently while
the mother WAS soliciting aid Of the
agent OF Il charitable society.
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PUBLIC SALE.

THE undersigned, agent for Lafayette cOun-
i ty- will, on
MONDAY, MARCH 5rH, a. ID. Isl,
before the courthouse door IN the city ui LeNins.
ton, IN SAID COHnty, for cash, sell to the highest
bidder, ut public y.ndre, the following escrih-
ed real estate: The northeast quarter OF tn,
south " est quarter: also the northwest quarter
oil the southeast quarter; also the southeast quar-
ter Of The southwest quarter, al. IN section tiSn,
Isl, township furty-eIght 4s), of range twenty
eight t2Sl, and known as the Casper farm.
feblOtd OBI County Agent
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II

None are genuine unless the signature 0. j.
HAYDo,K. d agent for the United States, sur
rounds each box OF PILE, and ointment. 4
handsome reward Will be given 10 any one rem
drr!ug such information a. may lead 10 tue de-
teCtIon OF any party or parties CONTRIBUTING
the medicines or vending the same, knowing
them To be spurious
..'>oIi at the mandatory OF Professor HoL-
LowAI Il Co, New York. anI by uli respecta-
bic druggists and dealers in medicine through
out III. civilized world, IN boxes At Is Cents. g.
cents aud 81 each.
~ There is considerable saving by taxing the
larger sizes.
y H.-Dlrecti0na for the guidance OF patients
IN every disorder are fixed to each box.
office, 112 Liberty ST.. New York.
RICHARDSON 4 CO. Agents,
nrtplly nuis No
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Which Is the best way to pare ~corns?"
There is Il diversity Of opinion in regard
10 this matter. \ t.ot-udZa is An ap-
propriatc thing to pare q corn with. but
4 more scientific mode is to Slice it down
with a kraut cutter. We would advise
You, however, 10 soak the corn and pull
Il up by the roots with \ corkscrew.
- Pittsbnrg Leader
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MARK THESE FACTS.
The Testimony of the Whole World.
HOLLOW vs. pills

IL had no appetite; HolIoway's Pills gave me
"A hearty one
~ our Pills are marvellous
81 send for another box, ana keep them in the
house.
u Holloway has curel my headache that
was chrome.
Il gave one oi your pIIls to ms babe for chol-
era m"rbus. The dear lttle thing got well IN q
lay
NJ mau-ra Of a morning Is now cured -
Your box oil II ,liuN avs DintmeIIt cared IN"
OF noises IN the hetI. | r'hbed some oi Your
Ointment behind the ears, and the MOIST has
IrIt."
send me tw" boxes; / want one for Il poor
family
II rnclose a dollar; your price is p cents, bu,
the medicine IL me i worth Il dollar
'>eHi me i've boxes Of your PIlls.'
Let me have three hOSc> OF Your Pills by re-
turn mali. for thllIs and Fever
| have oven zoo such testimonials as these, but
want OF space ~cOInpels NE 10 conclude.
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No longer are cats to be doomed to
drag ont a useless existence and waste
their midnight melodies upon unappre,
ciative ears, tor 4 haven of rest is about
being prepared for them on Mansfield
Island, Lake Erie. A purchase of that
island has been made bv a man who in
tends to stock it with black cats. take
excellent care of them, and Kill their
progeny for their fur. He will feed
them at first on fish caught off tho shore
hy men who will live on the island: hu,
alter the enterprise is well started. by u
rare system of economy. he will utilize
me meat of the slaughtered cats As food
IOr the living cats.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-03

A mar innocently spoiled Il serman
and PRAYER by exclaiming. while the
tears rolled down his cheeks, Lord,
Thou Knowest | have been an awful
sinuer-the chief among ten thousand
and one altogether lovely"
Sundry old ladies in Detroit report
that. from a careful estimate, the average
number oil Detroit girls who go out each
year after autumn leaves is 400; the
number who get any leaves is 10 the
number who discover Young men. and
forget all about leaves. Is III.