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MEDICAL. DC.

$50 REV ARD N DR. BROTHERS FAILS To
= cure amy cas- Of Female Weakness. Irrcgulari-
tics and distinctions: % Years experience oncs
~" 81 sw., opposite Smithsonian. n"Vef-ew'
nR. LEON. The osie.i Established and oniy Re-
~ liable Ladies Phl stefan in thu city. can tie
consulted every TUESDAY. "Wednesday aud >sinr-
Al Female Complaints qui,,kIy cured One. and
Residence. 3 Monre 81. Baltimop-. noVI4-iy
hR. ROBERTSON. sci 10 81. betwe,n sth aud
- 10Th; fifteen years experience in special once
practice: separate Offices for ladies and confidence:
all consultations strictly confidential: a cure guar
anteed or NO charge. >ee notice h.l"w. n7-lm
('oNsULT DIR. LEON. the oldest established
nent and sI-edy In the shortest time possible
Of all Acute and Chronic skin Diseases. ABANDONED
and at tpaied cases Speciality. thorough cure
or no charge. Separate consulting rooms SO 6th
II. NV. noNI-1y
nR. RICoRD's ESSENCE OF LIFE restores
- manhood and the yigor Of youth Ca the most
shattered constitution ia four works. from what
ever canse arising Failure Impossible; Beware Of
that useless. aud finally prove ruinousiy ex-
Is'nsye. Whatever las merit must cost fair price,
Dr. JOS. JACQUES. Univesitg Place. New
York. Druggists supplied. le2s-iy
SPECIAL NoTICE.-Dr. ROBERTsoN n can he
- consulted every "Wednesday and saturday al his
Once 321 II ST.. between 9l aud 10Th. from . 60
pm. ON all diseases of the Urinary Organs and
Nervous Diseases, viz: Organic and ,mnal Weak
ness. Nervous Debility. lmpotency. Premature de-
cay. Nervous Trembling. Palpitation Of the Heart,
Dimness Of sight or Giddiness. Indigestion, &C.,
manhood. and early mdiScrctionS. GonOrrhea,
strctures and syphilis quickly cured. Dr. X. Is
special practice endorsed by the heading ply sieians
Of his city; visits Washington every "Wednesday
nent for any Of the above diseases will find il 90
their interest 60 call upon him. who will insure
anteed in every he undertakes. VIII refer his
PATRONS 10 any Of the heading ply sicians 81 Balti-
same. Gail or address As above or 10 10 south Ea-
taw street, Baltimore. mar2O-ly
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A POPULAR COMMANDER.-Osman is the
idol of his soldiers. A Turkish captain who
was captured before Plevna and taken to the
Russian headquarters, refused to reveal the
If there were any English officers in the gar
risOn, he replied, scOrnfully, what do we
want with Englishmen? We have Osman
Pasha, who, alone. is worth hundred thou.
sand Englishmen. He looks after everything
personally. He rides round the lines, visits
he entertainments, goes to the fOrepOsts and
the rear guard, questions the spies-this
him. He is a man above price. When the
commander is good, he continued, the sol.
diers are good, and when the commander is
bad, the soldiers are bad" He spoke con-
temptuOusly Of the Russian generals. The
only one whom he would consent to call a SOL
der was the younger ScObeleff, who was often
mounted on a white charger, and who had
been repeatedly fired at, but seemed to have a
charmed life
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DRIVING THROUGH PRAIRIE FIRE.-There
was church opening at Woodlands last week
and the clergymen who participated i'm the
ceremony, on the trip home to Winnipeg met
with an adventure which is worth recording.
A prairie fire was raging furiOusly, and q
strong wind blew the flames directly towards
make home that night, to rush through the
flames. This course OF action was decided
upon. The Rev. Messrs. Forth and MathesOn,
who were In high buggy, escaped with but a
slight smuggling Of their whiskers; but the Rev.
Canon O'Meafa, who, with Mrs. O'Meara, was
driving In a low blackboard did not escape SO
easily: MI. U Meara's whiSkers were scorched
and his face was burned, while Mrs. O'Meara's
veil, which covered her face, caught fire more
than once, she. however, fortunately not being
injured by the flames. The horses names and
tails were also singed, but otherwise the ami
mails were uninjured. II Winnipeg (Mdn.)
Free Press.
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TOA SUGGESTION that New Orleans presents
attractions and advantages for northern inya-
lids, the Mobile Register rej0ins: No hole in
side and a lake backing up behind it, where
the sun rises I'm the west and sets on this side
of the river, where they have theaters in fun
blast on Sunday evenings, and where men
fight duels with small swords, is good place
for the northern invalid. Let him stop here at
Mobile, and feel that his feet are still on solid
earth. and his head free of mists and fOgs. in
stead OF going to place where the bottom is
about to IAN through and let him prematureiy
into another world"
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SEyENTY-oNE YEARS OF AGE,

EAST MARsHFIELD, Aug. % 1870.
Mr.. STEVENS.
Dear Sir:-I am seyenty-one years of age: have
suffered many Years with Kidney Complaint. weak
ness IN my lack and stomach. was induced 10y
friends 10 try your NEGETINE. and L think il the
Lest medicine for weakness Of the kidneys l ever
used. i have tried many remedies for this COM
pialnt. and never found so much relief as from
the VEG ETINE. 1t strengthens and invigorates
the whole system. Many of my acquaintance have
taken IL. and believe il To Ike good for all the conn
plants for which IL is recommended.
Yours truly. JOSIAH III. SHERMAN.
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or THE
THROAT LUNGS AND CUrsr
CASE OF CONSUMPTION.
CHESTERFIELD. \. IL March ~ 49,

CHESTERFIELD. \. H., March 26. 1877.
MesSrs. SETH w. FowLE s SON. Gentle
men: L feel In duty called upon voluntarily
- give my testimony IN favor of pr. WIS
TARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
was taken sick last October with lung COM
plant. accompanied with very serious coughs:
and after having hsen treated number ui
weeks by the hest ply SicianS. they gave me
an incurable OF consumption aud for about tx
weeks my friends expected that might die any dav
having entirely deslairvi of my recovery. Al this
me read the advertisements and certfcate Of The
WILD CHERRY BALSAM. and was induced o.
ny II my self. i have taken iye bottles. and from
the commencement have been gradually p'cover-
ing. My cough has now entirely ceased. I have
rgained my flesh and strength. and am feeling
quite well. j attribute the cure la DIR. MI~TAR' :
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. a. I have taken
no other medicine since commenced taken that.
Very respectfully. yours.
MRS. Mia =. SMITH.
MeSSTs FowIE SON:
Gentlemen-Mrs. smith gives me the foregoing
certificate at the efficacy at your medicine in her
case. She il acquaintance of mine, aud took the
Balsam the strength If my certificate. which she
saw In the papers. Her story il literally true.
Yours truly, W. ii. JONES.
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~" Eve was the first woman to gather
leaves" says the Graphic. Its our opinion
she didn't gather half enough OF them. ri PHI
QdslphtQ aerQid.
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VEG Ell NE.
WOULD GIVE A DOLLAR FOR A DOSE.

- Boston, May 80, 1871.
ii. X. STEVENS. ESQ.
Dear Sir:-I have been badly afflicted with Kid
ney Complaint for ten years: have suffered great
pain In my back hips. and side. with great difficult
~ In passing urine, which was often and I'm very
bood and excruciating pain. have faithfully tried
most of the popular remedies recommended for my
complaint: have been under the treatment OF some
Of the most skilfu ply scians in Boston, all of whom
pronounced my case incurable. This was my con-
dition when 1 was advised by friend 20 try the
VEGETINE: and 1 could see the good effects from
the first dose i took. and from that moment kept
on improving until was entirely cured, taking In
all, should think. alout six bottles.
Ii is indeed valuable medicine: and. IL I should
be afflicted again In the same way. 1 would give a
dollar for a dose. IL 1 could not get IL without.
Respectfully. j. NJ. GLE.
36l Third Street, South Boston.
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WISTAR'S BALSAM.
wISTAR's BALSAM.
WISTAR-S BAL>AM.
BLEEDING At THE LUNGS.

PUTNAM. CONN. March 90 1863
Gentlemen-I avail myself of this opportunity To-
say word in behalf Of DIR. WISTAR'S BAISAM
OF WILD CHERRY. which have made use of
IN my family for eyeral wears. and always with the
most beneficial results. Ny Wife being Of delicate
habits has always been troubled with hard. dry.
hacking cough. whenever taking a little cold, and
has employed various specifics without obtaining
of WIsTAR'S BALsAM, the effect of which has
been truly astonishing.
More than year since young man belonging I'm
this place was taken with bleeding ut the lungs i'm
connection with a most severe cough. and was
nnaly given over TO die by our best ply scians and
II was evident to all that consumption claiming
him as victim. Learning these facts. my wife
sent him bottle of the BALsAN. which he took.
and in due time. 10 the great establishment of his
friends. was at his accustomed occupation
snatched. as IL were. from the very Jaws OF death
In many other cases We have administered the
BALsAM to the consumptiye. and always with the
best of success These statements simple facts
which can he youched for at any time 10y calling on
me al my store. ] remain truly yours.
JOHN Il. DARLING.
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LIFE A BURDEN.

Boston. November 2. 1873.
H. X. STEVENS. ESQ.,:
Dear Sir:-From poor. emaciated sufferer. the
NEGETINE has restored me TO perfect health.
have for years been terrible sufferer from Can
ker and Dyspepsia, at times rendering life almost
burden TO me. am now fifteen (15) pounds heavier
than when commenced the of vEGErINE.
will make mention that I was also great suf-
ferer from Kidney Complaint causing excruciating
pain through the small OF the hack nearly all of the
time. This. too. VEGETINE has cured. and am
now perfect picture Of health, and, / will add
happiness, AL caused from the of few bottles
Of VEGETINE.
Respectfully, H. G.. HUGHES.
Union Place. Boston Mass.
VEGErINE is composed Of Roots, Banks. and
Herbs. 1t is very pleasant to take; every child
likes IL.
We G Z TINE
Prepared by
III. =. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
yeoetise q sssS ~ su Drwssisss.
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vEGETINE.

FIRST DOSE on A BOSTON PoLICE OFF,
GER.
Bos Ton. Nov. Is. ISL
III. II. STEVENS.
Dear Sir:-In the spring of 1869 I was stricken
down with fever. which had a long and almost hope
less run. The hest medical advice being in attend
ance. was taken through the fever but il left me
terribly reduced and weak. with excrucating Mains
in my side. hack and hips. I was completely pros
trated with Kidney Complaint, and no medicine
SEEMED 10 reach my case.
In this condition 1 was persuaded To try VFGE-
TINE by a friend whom IL cured of the same dis
ease. and il seemed as though could feel the effect
of the first dose through my whole system. and
from that moment 1 began 10 mend. gradually
growing letter from day TO day. and followed on
with the NEGETINE until IL completely restored me
10 health, since which time have been able 20 per
form my duties as police officer, enjoying good
health: and there Is doubt about the great value
OF NEGETINE in Kidney Complaint and similar
diseases. am. sir. respectfully.
LAFAYETTE FORD, 5G4 Broadway.
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WILLET e. LIBBEY,

WILLET & LIBBEY,
CASH LUMBER TARD,
CORNER 9Th STREET AND NEW YORK AVENUE.
FOR Low PRICES.
YOU MUST GO TO
wILLET & LIBBEV.
WE SELL ABSOLUTELY FOR CASH
1T WILL PAY TO COME ANY DISTANCE.
YoU SAVE 80 CENTS ON 100 FEET.
WE SELL LOWER THAN ANY YARD.
EVERY ONE THAT BUYS ADMITS THIS.
If YOU BUY FOR CASH
AND WANT GOOD LUMBER,
YOU MUST CO TO
wILLET 4 LIBBEY.
ociS1-tr
TARPET>: CARPETS. CARPETS!
HEAVY REDUCTION IN CARPETS.
Read the Poiiosriag Lor Prices.
Cottage Carpets sold nj zoe. NOW Ice.
Cottage Carpets Sold al :sor.. BOW pc.
Ingram Carpets sold al 5oc.. NOW Sc.
Ingram Carpets sold AZ 55c.. NOW 4Or.
Ingram CARPETS sold al 62c.. NOW sos.
Ingram Carpets sold NJ s5c., NOW CO..
Ingram CARPETS sold at Ssc.. zoe.
Brussels Carpets sold nj 81 Il. NOW soc.
BRUSSELS Rugs from soc. up.
OILCLOTHs. all widths. from Be. Soc, CO.,,
hest makes.
No COMMON Auction CARPETS ~ OUR
STOCK.
&. NJ. TOWSON 4 CO.,
n ..rTa m
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DIR. wISTAR's
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRr.

DR. wIsrAR,s
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
This well known remedy has effected - many
WONDERFUL CURES.
And RESTORED - many sufferers to health. thar IL
Is cherished by all who have experienced it, virtues
THE STANDARD REMEDY
For the prompt relief and cure OF
INC Cogos. in.sssnsa. Broaehris. Di3c.ny
If Srs9tAiTTg ga, As ~ e. s D,rAtns.'a'
BrsIst. Spiftipp 81 Blood,
QEiRsg. Phfkisic. dnf
every Election
THROAT. LUNGS AND CHEST.
INCLUDING
CONSUMPTION.
wISTAR's BALsAM
WI>TAR's DALSAN
wI>TAR's BALSAM.
4 CASE OF CONSUMPTION
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wISTAR'S BALSAM.
WISTAR'S BALSAM
wIsTAR's BALsAM
Prepared by SETH W. FOwLE SONS. sc
Harrison avenue, Boston, and sold by dealers gem
orally.
Fifty cents and 81 bottle. dec3-mSthlm
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17
AN IMPORTANT DECISION.

In the district court of the United
States, Thursday. the case of Hamilton.
assignee Of the Lexington X st. Louis
railroad, vs.. James +. Marsh, ct al. was
decided in favor OF the plaintiff. In the
Summer of 1869, shortly after the rail
road company was organized, the direc-
tors began and constructed Il larg"
brick hotel in the city of Lexington, aud
expended therein between sixty and
seventy thousand dollars. The company
beng unable to complete the building
for want of means to do SO, issued
twenty thousand dollars in interest
bearing hotel bonds, secured by deed OF
trust on the property, to raise funds to
complete it.
The bonds were sold, and when the
interest became due they failed to meet
the interest. and the property was ad-
vertised. sold. and bought in by two OF
the bondholders at four thousand dol
lars. The assignee brought this suit to
set aside the sale and conveyance. and
to recover the property to the use of the
company, in which he has succeeded.
SUBJECT to the mortgage to secure the
bonds.
Hon. A. 81. Lay and H. B. Hamilton,
Esq. for plaintiffs, and Black, 2-umback,
Cravens and Green, for defendants
jefferson City Tribune
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MAPLE GLEN,

A. who"iImE cough T., tDatiI-, Tie health OF
the nrish"orhooh Is tmp'"Iius.
C"i. ,hrlrs' llHi" Iausni"r. who VA. quite III
i s:i"rt time ~!uce, Is couv4lr-crnl.
We thought /" have written sooner, hut our
community keep >" p'rsI7trnlIy Ia the saIhc odd
track. there - seldom u%urin,n. new 10 comIuu-
n!cat-.
Mud i on the decline. The balIny days OF u
week SINCE are inetaInorpno,"l mt" c"h!, d'.Ary
ones by TIE RELENTLESS hAmi ct OF. NIui,r who.
no doubt, VIII Vet convince US ,hat his reign IS
not over.
Tho l+tn "i February - past. Well. II ali the
guiS did not receive va!rntIncs, We are sure
thai some dad, sIu,e w Know OF i lew sly
yoAis senls that procured -uuiry loving mis-
sISc- i week ago ami stowe / JIc.n away tuT sa f-
keeping TAI y. NIIruune should s;AIA forth,
Inc q society Iurt FRIDAY evening We
were entertained hy th- Yea ing uI rss.y- 10y
Mise, JENNIE Jni +. Wrril, amt Nj. II Young;
s,lec; r,ai.u- b. Mise NJ Benton and Is.
Puru,il; determinations 10y Eddie rrtrr., Elsna
ana { ruIuci!, X p"nlrr. " benton and
other, With ever and anon i please ,nCuee
liz from i delinquent Las, tat not lie .st,
CAM he rcItlmE -! III" paper. r!tti has month
~ Mrs. johnson AMI Al.-, r. l:"Ht.n. Mr. A.
KeIc- and Miss Pearcy w.tn violin. and guitar
t4."re'! the society VITA sweet, enligcnlug
inu-!y.
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no. MI Tue 'e9 ~ winch " t " INV
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WhNSRlY,

Nj. Acn"phuu ItyIand has been ~ the CIV ON
Ur,n->. Tor The pu,t ttr,r DAYS
Nj. VIM. ur.mtu, ui Brownsville. ha. lust
returned hume from. IL yl..i to tat, .lnrlgrs IA
this pl4cr.
lie roads are not vt IA the best of order. a.. n
hrck, with uuIy one passenger. broke a sr.,p.
within half i iu.Ie Of tuwu q few day AK,
Mr. Ward. vi stewart 4 WarI. Kansas Cr,.
- here huyug mules. We understand that he
"a paving the highest yIiccs Tor good animals.
Married. AT the residence Of the brides Iarn.r.
en- Thursday. Februay >. hy Rev. ". rirl,r-
ton, Mr. Male, Robinson 10 Miss Lane PINK
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE


ru; ,uh,:r .cn'.i, r'o,,s neat week.
John Moore So,7 e. kan.a< I;tr this week.
.Irhn l.. Ks:"ht!t t,!As Of -o!as - kansas
CIV.
Tn wheat i, 1T Improving III Appearance
about herr,
i,,r: ,!am, IL, r,,rd ,n'"" ear loads Of cat
Tie 10 - Louis last week.
ia, :. 81 ckw"I! IS packing hi- 'tut7' 10
move To Lc>In4t"n ihis nvrh.
Franz Nu-oeiInhu, Vito How i.-iGcs Il. hen
tuchy. Is i,lr on II -lor; hu>l"rs- IMP.
Miss Mttt aDulerriaIe !tft l.-t FRIDAY on tie
Narrow Gauge 10 visit Lef sister IL. Lcc'e sum
nit. Iachsuu county
lhr r'E',rt AIv.n OAK t. come I'll last Tues
,isy niyht, ut Ii oli Fellows lIalI. was post
ro.- indefinitely ON account OF Inui.
l.c ear tchs" A,- been prevail iUS about here
seemingly ~ at cy,irInic, n great many per
Sous hUIn old t.,t iuuns have suffered with II,
There Is 4 hI't Jrtore the legislature to en-
courage the determination OF rats. Offering .
Tor every 30 rat acaip-; should II pass. "hai i raj
believe s!d could be mai IN your corr.spnn'
dents meat house. ''WUu't' bIi- gloves CONE
down though so We can all Afford Il pair
Last Wednesday beng Valentine day. the
YOUNG luik,. and many oi the old ones too, tIa'
much tun IN scniing and receiving those low,
some badly taken in. oar postmaster wns busy
too all day selling stamps nui giving out Nnien'
tlnrs. OF winch his Ollie. wIs luIl 10 'he Dr!!n.
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TRlSTEE'S SALE.

WrHLHEN JOHN itIil and Elisabeth
w INA. h- wife, by their certain l"ed OF
trH-i. ,Itg.d the 2I-i I,N ii January, ISIS. and
rrcrr ''t IA book y" Il, al page IS, OF the
r-c"T,icr's uiIr.' ot Ets county. Missouri.
conveyed Ia the uuirr-lGnri. tr, -trr, the fol-
low ing tract ar parcel "i i.ud situate! IN The
county ct ltIy. and stat" of Missouri. to-
VII the west halt ~ the northeast quarter,
nuu the west iWlI ct IN" southeast qssrter and
the southeast quar- 81 "t the northeast quarter.
HI ia section twenty en-, OF township ifty-nue
al, ct range Iw'ntr--cNru 60, CrutatnIns IN
al i've" hnu ir"l CON ucres more or less.
which sand crnv"yauCr wh- made IN trust 10 Sc
cur rhc pay rurUt ui Il certain lroHIlssOry note
f;.,rCIn mentioned u",! described and whereas,
said note il due AMI unpni'!; $U~. therefore.
al tho request al the owner at SAID note and
uHdrr aui IN pursuance OF said deed OF trust. |
the Undersigned, trustee. WILL on
TUESDAY,. ARCH POM. \ u, 1877,
between TIA" hours uI Liur O'Clock in the fore
moon and I'VE r'CInCh in The aiIcru.OH OF that day
at the front door of th" { ,urihuus", in the city
of itNIl.i ton. In I.atayei:c count '. stale OF Mis-
sour, ";!rr sAIi property for SAL, AT public VEN
due. L. the highest blIl.r. Tor cash. tor til" pur-
pose al Satisfying ~ttd Iced If trust and note,
and tho COSTS amt ~NpeRsrs Of this trust.
ichI1EI JOHN t. RlLNSD, Trustee.
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OF the 18th. at Mir. Bulkley's. hut we have moi
hear ! from 1t.
Farmer. in the rershborhood tell us that the
wheat crop 1. uninjursi. SO far. AMI that There
has been IA large acreage sown. There ''hodS''
corn pcnn-d III about here To- feed lie co'in'y i"r
three years. About thirty wagon Loads OF shelf
house on last Tuesday.
Our handsome young friend, DR.. =. II Har-
ris. mrt with quite IL mi.hup tt few iaysas". Ii
trying TO remove an obstinate tooth fIoin !hs
jaw ofa patient. his .oot slipped. and IN som,
ntrIusc manner liz broke a bon. IN his iIshl
haud, between thu iIltic iiugec and The Wrist
Tie doctor AMI his patient are 4 'ins well.
Our community wa, shocked on Monday 10
hear OF The death OF X. l.. Drntherage. tor many
years n merchant OF this place. but lately OF
MsxicU, Mo. Mr. II. was weil-knVwn III Lat
ayette aud Carroll counties. and leaves II larg,
circle OF friends who will be panied 10 hear oil
his death. HIS retDuins were buried Al Carroll
ton ON Tuesday.
We are always safe in cO~npiimeuting the
Dsluty OF III ladies of Lafayette coun.y. mud as
WaVerly claims to have the prettiest iai!es IT
the county, We were once Disposed TO contra
diet the assertion Just al This time We will ad'
nit everything claimed. and We do not know
that They even claim enough tor their charIn"rs.
They are summers.
This end Of the county will soon be the lsrges'
fruit producing portion OF the state. it thu PEG,
pie continue. planting Trees NJ they have beer
dong for the past five or six Years. We wer.
surprised To le ITn what has been 'iUne in tn 10
rr,peat. Fruit RAISING is An eusy inexpensive
Aud sure way 10 prosperity and every iarInel
should have AN orchard. We will have more tc
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17
DOVER,

The miserable weather, which IL neither
winter nor spring. /, making "vcrvb "iy blue,
Fruit promises ahundaniiH. AMI The Wheat croI
looks wrIi,'ren ate wheat i, Irport't, uninyured
though many thought II Wa killed.
MIR. Austin, the efficient aud industrious pr!n'
cIpI! OF uur public schOpl,. r"G,lr, himself Ol
Friday evenings With II cling school, whIcl
he sermtn enjoy AS much as has pupils. In,
active cNrrcI-r whIca the c]l.iltr,u take IA hcln.
spelled down oLsht to be tt proImo!:Ne Vi 300
health.
bower has closed her ports agr'"'t news OF Al
kInI-; not I. ripple .usoIrb, The SOCIAL calm. an,
we uiI kn." tn, people are alive from the fac
that tnry eat amt ,!r!uk Bat OF Lite they hav,
entertained srri"u- Thoughts vi s"spendlng til,
IOruer prnrrss iltugrlhrr, ~ oar 1Ilirs prop',
hA'r II Ell iur a w,rh past destitute oI -,i-~r,
coffee .u'l lipur. hu TIN. Avwcycr, - "wIu.
to the Ouit"luie,> condition CT thu Iv..i-.
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