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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-03

One kind for the Human Family. The
other for Horses and Animals.

These Llniments are simply the wonder Of the
world. Their effects are little less than mar
vellOus.
The White Liniment - for the human
family. 1t Will drive Rheumatism. Scia,ica und
Neuralgia from the system; cure. Lumbsgu.
SmlIblaIns, Lock-jaw. Palsy, Itch, ard most
tutaneous EruptIons; it extracts frost iron.
FROZEN hands and feet. and the poison of bites
AMI stIngs Of SenOnuou. r~eutLes: IL ,ub,,u.s
s"e!iihSs, and alievlaies pain Of every kind.
NAen spraips OF bruises occur, IL il the most
potent rcne!y ever discovered to heal the IN
Jnr"d parts. The Centaur Liniment is used with
great efficacy sore Throat. Caksd
Breasts, karaChe. and Weak Back. Tn. f,l-
lowing i. Out Il sample OF NUMEROUS. tesiiu.uui.
ais
"!sDIASA HONE JEvF 30 .IsD. May IS, 1874.
! 'H!th ~ my ut - inform YOU that ] haCc
suffered nIuch wish sw feet and chords
A ie" i"t'i"= OF Centiur Lam'u-Et has done tho
work Ton ni+ Ihirc npI been free trim rLe-r
sws!.inEs in eight years Now I am per.
IeCtIy VIGIL. AIS i-inIn.Cnt Oagui 70 b, smiled
warm BENJAMIN BRONX"
Tie proof l. II The trial. /; Is reliable, It is
handy, Iti> chesp,und every family should h ave
the White Centsur Imminent.
The Yellow Csntaur Linimeut Is - !aptcd
to the tough muscles, cords Rnj !c.h of horst.
ana animals. Ii hus l.!iuIuiet more wontsr-
luI cures. IN three wears, Of SPAWN, Wind gals,
>cTafc'-., owreny. and general LaIneness, than
all other remedies IN existence. Rrud what the
great Enpressmcu say of it
INV YORK, January, 1874.
livery owner OF hOr SEES should giy- tue CEN
IAJk LIE!NE>l u trial. W. c~onsi'ter i, the brst
article ever used In our stables.
n MARSH enpt. Adam. k1. Stable, v. Y
= III LIS. supr. L. ;. Ex. Stables, y. \.
"A. >. pl-lN. supt. Nat. E1. stables, \. ~
The best patrons of this LIniineut are F.rrIer.
ana Veterinary surgeons, who are continually
using some | inimrnt. 1t heals Calls, Wornds
and fo!i-esll. Removes swrllings, and is worth
mIl!ionso Of dollars annually 10 Fnrmer.,Livsry-
nen, Si"ck-grnwers. Sheep-ralser., aud those
h wing nnra-.o or cattle.
What 4 farrIer cannot do for $50 the Centsur
Llnlncnt wiIl DO al n triting cost.
These LIminent- are sold by aI deslers
Throughout the country. They are warranted by
Inc proprietors AT Il bottle w Ill be given to suy
Z arrler or FIJI siclaD WHO desires 10 test them
Laboratory Of b. go.e ( Co.
JAh4'-"ni +6 DEY ST, SEw YORK.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-03
Why % YOU SHAktp

Inc lH"t"rIy Of tn" irOrir IN ihi. section W III
he p!"A-.n. TO cam tl4tJ J. w. Wool G.. the
Present Hr"pr!rtor- OF Dr Snerluan'- Mu!nri-
iiSe ~" now putting It up IA e.venfy-Gy- cent
bottles a we'll - Il dollar and i halt Il. hereto
ioT". 10 ih"ke whU have used the MIlnri!use,
II i not Necessary To LAY y word III il. behalf;
''it I" th9se who shake ia ignorance Of il We
VIII Imply Say, Try 1t. No UiE.r MEDICINE Is
required! a. II Is II combined Ionic, Alternative.
I afiuiri'c, t"!"FiiuE" Anti P-r!Otic and Chulo-
EnEur II S"niralIZts mia IrulIC poison. re-
stores Tie Liver ana other diseased organs IN
tt'Ir h"tdr"t healthy condition, thereby thor
oii=hlv "IA:ICHtin- the disease. For Sul. NV
Jei. ml J. y ct Il %
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-03
GOOD ADVICE,

Now Is The time of lear for Pneumonia, Lung
Fever. &c. Every family should have n bottle
of HosCHEE's ,iERMAN >YRUr Dun'f allow Tor
one moment that cough To take hold of Your
child, your family OF Yourself. Consumption,
Asthma, Pneumonia, Group, iIcnIorrhages, aui
":her fatal diseases mag set IN. Although it is
true GfNMA* SYRUP is curing thousands of
these Dreaded diseases, yet it Is much better TO
have it nj hand when three doses will cure YOU
One bottle Will last your whole family a winter
ami Keep you safe fron danger If you mr..
conSunptlre, no not rest until Won have tri d
tins remedy sample bottles 10 cents. Regular
size 30 cents. sold by your Drusg,st. Thee.
icb3cow
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-03
NJ. $ l..

tn" ab"v" cabali,tlc letters and figures are at
To inform the travelling public that dur
ing the present year the Missouri Pacific Through
Line Will continue 10 transport the people of the
West 10 ali points in the East, via ST. Louis, in
the best manner. and Ut rates OF passage which
" ili DEFY competition.
Cndcs II, new management. the Line will be
run upon lis own merits, aui It is confidently
believed that with the superior facilities which
he Offered it, patrons, the Missouri Pacific
Will increase its popularity as the Natural High
way all between Western aud Eastern cities.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-03
Honey.

Pitcher Castoria is a complete substitute
Tor Castor GA. and Is as pleasant TO take a.
ioney. It's particularly adapted 10 Teethiny
ami irritable children. Ii DESTROYS worms.
the food. regulates the tomxch, and
cures " ind collie. Few remedies are NJ sftcs-
cI"us for tcverishnsss, Group, Worms and
" hopping cough. astoria is u scientific and
purely vegetable preparation, more effective
than Castor OH and neither saga nor grimes.
Prepared by Mcssrs. J. X. RusE, Co, Is Dew
street. New York. from tie receipt of Samuel
Nj. n. Of Barns,able, Mass. jsnlans
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-03
BUTTeRiCkS PATTERNS.

We have received our sIrtnE and summer cat.
aioTne "t r. Bu''ericA Y COS. celebrated pat.
terms, Il household necessity. and THE only re-
liable patterns IN the market; call or send for
one. ana get posted IN the new styles. There is
\ report being lnd1~iri"u-Iy circulate / 10y IN
i'Ter'e'' parties THAI BuitcrIcS - ''bustcI. - to
- ~" expression. but, t" draw 1t mild, We re-
specially say that they are 'mis;akcn' and
knowingly -. Hugh 1. Wilson, opposlt. CITY
Hotel. apr1-,r
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-03
STRAY NOTICE.

TAKEN up by Ellen Reardon, 49,
L living in Dover township. in
Lafayette county. Missouri, and
posted before the undersigned. -A
Justice Of the peace of Lafayette township,
rounty ami state aforesaid, on the 18th day of
A WHITE STEER with some red spots
shout the head, and marked with under bits out
OF each ear, about two years old. Appraised to
date above written.
jsp21-N RICHARD BARLEY, ) P.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-03

w lien tunes are hard and cash is low.
Aac trA.c comes IN most awful slow.
hat l., 1t that | would adviseY
Advertise
Whsn folk 20 streaming by the door,
And never step insi,ir the store,
Ny best advice do not dcspisc-
Advertise.
When drawer or pocket both seem thin.
And much goes out. and nHught comes III.
Ii YOU w"uii be exceeding wise
Advertise
+ br thus It u with men of brain.
finding their fortune on the Wanc.
And hoping they may take "A rise.
Advertise
t never yet WAS known Ia fail
10 brighter time and make - sale;
10 bind y"ur luck with golden ties.
Advertise.
And "a, whate'er you have TO sell,
ID" this at once, and do II well;
h"ep 1t before the public eyes
Advertise.
=" let your name he Jones. smith, Grimrs.
Try ms one WY I" cheat har | Times,
I on II Hui herein the sccre; lies
AtyCrtIsr.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-03

liousekc"per, >huni!see that excellent To-
+ sheetIng, tro"n ant birarhed at Conkling
x H"'d'nG'>, You know they guarantee 10
d a little better than anybO,iv eie.. II.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-03
NEW MILLINERY sTnnr

MISS Matte Gordon and Miss Rife
w have opened Il Millinery kS-ublI-b- ~
in"nt III the FarrIr binding, ErunkIin l&k
street, IN the saiHe room " itn Mrs. Loeb 6~A
n-r. We have just received ana intend
Keeping on hand a full suppl. If ali Kinds of
goods usually kept in onr line OF business. We
cordially Iny!t. friends sni the public general
" 10 give lis n call auti "namIue goods an rri.es
causing Use" mere aprsti
V1O - day at nome. ASnls wanted. uuInt
OiL and terms Tree. 1ltCE i CO., Augusta
Name. mo-, -
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-03
BoscHEEsaERmAN SYRUP can no

De purchased right al Ii, me-. 1t is the most sue
'essi"l preparation "ver introduced To- our l,ro-
pie. II works like a charm IN all cases oil on
sumption, Pneumonia, TI-inurriages, Asthma.
severe coughs, t rOup and all other Tkroat AMI
Lung biaease7. No person has ever used hi.
medicine without getting immediate relief, vet
tfiefe are II great many poor, suffering, skcptI-
cal persons going about our streets with q sus-
p.'iuIa cough, and the voice OF eoE<umptlon
coming from itirIr lungs. that VIII not try 1t. If
You DIE, 1t J, your own fault, Ms you can 20 to
yonr Druggist. lhen sch, ana yct a sam
pie Bottle tor 10 cents ami try II; three doses
Will relieve ANY case. Regular size uniy seven
'S-HN. GEMS y~anl7s"w
Render, II You ARE iihorIn. uuieru trouble
som" cough OF affection D! the throat. Use Ma
gutEe's Tar Oily %cnrine Whisky and Rock Candy.
AL" see II 1t don't specify relieve you. Iry Il
sample oo:tie: yniy 10 cents. Large -L4r, 81 %.
lh"J n~"-cw.scA, Agent, lexington, No. II
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-03
County Court Docket.

Monday. February 5th, Miscellaneous and
Licenses.
Tuesday. February 9th Claims and School.
Wednesday, February eth, Roads.
VIM. b. STEELE, clerk
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-03
A CARD.

I" All who are suffering from the errors aud
lIt!7creti"ns "i youth. u-rvOEs weakness, early
decay. loss OF manhood. &c. | viii send IA
recipe that Will CUIr YOU. FREE OF CHARGE.
] ms T:r;ttrrncdy AS discovered BY u II ir,ivnu-
ry in south America. send II self addressed en-
Srl"pr TO The Rev. JOSEF I. iSMA\. Station
Bible. House, New iUtk. uuy45-s,u
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-03

Allan Mcdowell, Worshipful Grand Lee.
tur"r of the state Of Missouri, \. r. Il A. NJ,
Wi! visit Lexington and Lafayette Lodges,
IN this city, officially, on Monday and
Tuesday. the 9Th and 9Th of February.
VIII open lodge promptly at o'clock, p. IN.
Monday. Brethren from country lodge,
are invited to he present.
\. N.lIsuHrE, w. VI. Lexington Lodge.
j ANON W. NJ. Lafayette Lodge.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-03
NABBED.
Two Exceedingly Verdant Specula-
tors l n Horsefiesh strik, the
Wrong Town.

GA last Monday morning two young men.
Dennis Gregory and Alfred Anderson, aged re-
spr"iiEriy y and -, arrived IN Lexington on
nrfSe'acI- Their horses Were devoid of sad
d'es. and beside the bride, each had OH new
rope matters. evidently cut off the same piece.
ANDERSON TOOK his horse to the stable of Messrs.
"m IL Ewing X Co, on Laurel street. His
AWKWARD manner and unsatisfactory answers 10
questions convinced the genilcHIeu ut the stable
mat something was wrong, AMI Marshal John
'"ohih anu ohcer HI wee soon on their
"h''' Watching tt'e', every movement. Greg
"'S' III TIE mean time, had taken his hors. to
Tue Mammoth stable, on Pine street. haI him
led, ami hen took him to The city rack. where
ne fastened him. and trti, IL. .ien .,remp,pd
rather eagerly 10 make sale g.! the horses II
Seem. that the two men were oro;h-r,-i.-Iu law
anu Ot'irer Hit, having asc-rtsIned his i,,t
HeieriHIo"d that Gregory should b.. arrested.
Witch was done, and by judicioIIs pumplug he
Was soon induced to tell Just when and how they
h'd stolen the horses. Anderson was then Ia
Ken in'" custody, and SEEING that III. gum. WA,
Gr, followed HIS .NdInpl. OF has cOiurn,i-. and
confessed Marshal I,ubInIu immediately toll
rsraph-i /" Pleasant Hin, and WAS requested IN
mona the h"is"s al Il men. ON Tuesday morning
Mr.. Key burn. representing Nj. Mat. Irwin. Tho
o""'F 81 inc horses. "ppeaie 81 on the scene. and
h'i'haI ihhoinah, amply fortified with proof.
started on the first train fprIIarrisonviIIe, where
on the n"\t morning. The yotug men waived an
examination. and in default Of the required
A'i! we're 10 jNi. The l,orsrs stolen
sy Anderson was a black, valued at $40. and
''regory's'critter was black mare worth about
80. For the chance of very small returns. tho
young men have secured a certainty Of boarding
al The state expense tor several wears to come
M~--rs. TaUbnian and Hill deserve the thanks ot
Inc community for their prompt action in the
matter. They took SOM risks, n, il was aLso-
iutEiy necessary TO arrsst the strangers on ans
piclon. and If their suspicion of guilt had been
un!ounGcd, they would have been lab E To- suit
i@r damasesi but they worked the case up we'll
They are both efficient and yigilant officers.
and .usnlcI0ns Claracters had better in fu,ure
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-03

We spoke VI It a. the organ Of fhc >ou,r
81 demo Ratio utic--hoIdel, and vii.,-,k.
CTS ABOUT 'Ais CITY, whIrL wuanI other.
nave ueI.onhiuatrd the ring" W.. smoke
' II AZ NE ring organ We tank The
nam applicable. 1t /, not u.r,nn,I amd
SUITS us, and when occasion rtvulrcs II ~ ~.
eApect to Use ll.-iI:egI>trr.
rms i, exactly what we have reue,t.II,
branded Is 4 iaI,enouI. We desire no GOA.
.to's.'S over 1t We do not wish 10 cali the
hesi>'er hard names, but If 1t persist, in
this Statement We shall have To persi>, in
branding 1t AZ false. THIS paper is ,of Tho
organ OF The democratic Office hoId,rs and
once seekers about thi, city, in apv sens.
IL VIII give them credit when thew are II
utrd 10 II II will condemn them when ,hev
10 "rohg-Just ss II Will vita The rrnuhT-
can Office holders in the cIty:-hu, II w,tI r,,
le''i its'it 10 their schem-s tor c~lrcr;ou ar
ie-e'et''oE 10 oilce. II any they have. Tua,
Is 4 matter with which We have nothing
more 10 do AZ Il Newspaper than ma. m,
1t Is a matter tor them to s.,,j.
Win The democratic party. When the p.rtv
us choice. that is our choice. unI,,.
tue person chosen should be known to lis Az
when we would refusa :, .ur,or,
MIN. The sooner it penetrates the skuII ar
'he it'sistrr that II cannot make the above
-''t' with impunity, the better il VIII |
DE- Tor all parties. AS 1t Is exceedingly ul.s.
|" Us to he Obliged To LanIy word,
Win IT.. What il may consider within ..th,
Te1s"nIh!e bounds of political warf,rr" ve
no NOT kho" nor care. So long us II does not
'nciuue within those bounds thro WING ,iIr, .t |
this paper.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-03

From the "nraHd Duke Tneaire.
FISH
'flaIce' tfcr The Russian Flee, IN American
wuIers.)
iendrrlolu steak from MOSCOW.
ROAST.
Turkey. hasi"'i with Greece and Ssrvlaed
Win Muncpry sauce.
N~EDEIABLgs:
Lettuce alone tr"m constautuopi.j
Pole ~, Siberian st>l lie. tried III exile.
DEsskHI
'huout'' an particular, except Charlotte
tus-.
'sails'bcrr IS. English style.
DRINKS.
Cos saCk->UbiImc Porte,
ne evening might wind up with the Khan
A. steprss-
The --latest, greatest, and most rellAbl.
ever pat together by medical .cI.uc. for
Rheumatism. wounds, >w,l!inSs, Burns, Cakcd
bfe 'st, Nc, Is the Crnt.ur L.InImcnt. There are
NV" kint7. VIVA; the White LlnIm.nt il for the
ihnsIly the stronger kmd-whlch |, vel
III color Is i9r spawned. lam" and STRAINED
horses and animals The + 81, c.s are wonder
III JuD13-3m
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-03
FRESH BREAD always ON HAuD

AS l have no rent to pay. and ne large sIpen-
ses' ! can afford 10 sell for small PROFITS. Try
my Fresh Oysters
no'I5-3m CHARLES EBER.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1877-02-20
The Honey Bee.

The honey bee iz an inflamable bug
ger, sudden in his impreshuns and has
ty in hiz conclushuns, or end.
Hiz natral disposishun liz n warm
cross between red pepper in the pod
and fusil oil, and hiz moral bias iz,
"git out ov my way.
They hav long boldly, divided in
the middle by a waist spot, but their
phisikal Importance lays at the termi-
nus of their suburb, in the shape ov
a javelin.
This javelin is alwas loaded, and
stands reddy to unload at q minnits
warning, and enters a man az still az
thought. AZ spry az htening. and az
full ov melankolly az the toothache,
Bees never argy the case; they settle
awl ov their differences ov opinyon bi
letting their iavelin fly, and are az GER
tain tew hit az a mule IL.
The testy critter lives in congrega-
tions numbering about 10000 souls,
but whether they are male or female.
or conservative, or matched In bonds
ov wedlock, or whether they club to-
gether and keep one wife to save ex.
pense, don't kno nor don't kare. i
never examined their habits much,
never considered il helthy, for what
would IL profit a man tew kill 90 bees
and hav the hundredth one hit him
with hiz javelin?
The drones seem alwas bizzy, but
what they are about the Lord only
knows. They don't lay up enuy honey
they seem tew be bizzy only gist for the
sake of eating all the time. they are al.
was in az much ov hurry az tho they
was going for a dockter. 1 suppose
this uneasy world would grind around
on its axle-tree onst in % hours, even
| il there want emmy drones; but drones
must be good for something, but
kant think now what il IL. Thare
haint been bug made in vain, nor one
that want a good Job; thare IL ever lots
/ ov human drones Ioafing around black
smith shops, and cider mills, all oveI
The country, that don't seem tew b
necessary for emmy thing but tew bes
tobacco and swear, and steal water-mel
ons. but You let the cholera break ou
once. aud then you viii see the wisdom
oy having jist sich men laying around
loose-they help count.
Bees are not long-lived-i kant STATE
fiat how long their lives are, but X 10
from instinkt and observashun, tha
emmy kritter, be he bug or be he dew
who is mad all the time and sting
every good chance he kan git, general
lly dies early,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1877-02-20
ssemncst,s Reformation,

Correspondence Cincinnati Gazette.
The departure OF Bennett for Europe
is, it is said, the starting point for ref
ormation. IL is not expected that he
will return for long time-Perhaps
never. He leaves America as Byron
left England, seeking another home
and a more favorable cline. II is now
we'll understood that during the inter
val between the knock-dewn and the
departure, Bennett has been concealed
in his own mansion in Fifth Avenne.
This period has been one of extraordi-
nary shame and distress, and to leave
America was the only method OF es-
Gaping the crushing disgrace. To fight
q duel was out OF the question. Ben
nett was so unnerved that it was utter
ly impossible. The house being con-
nected with the Herald establishment
by telegraph, he has kept up an inces-
SAINT communication with his down
town manager. The reports concern
ing the duel were mostly fabricated by
Benefits tools, in order to keep the
public mind occupied while the prepar-
ations for the departure we're in oper-
alton. These chiefly consisted in ar
ranging the basis on which the Herald
is to be managed.
Ii is understood that this journal is
now placed in the hands of the chief
editor, who is TO pay an annual rent,
not less than $4,000 year. This
will leave them a surplus of nearly as
much more. The Bennett building in
Nassau street will be farmed out in n
similar manner. This will give wide
margin for its agents, who ought to
clear s5. 900 year by its rental. Ben
nett's sailing under false name is in
itself mark of shame. He goes forth
branded with disgrace, and wherever
he may appear the mark of the knock
down blow will be visible.
Miss jeanette Bennett has welded
great influence over her brother, and
no doubt accompanies him solely with
q view OF saving him from utter ruin.
There are those who say that Bennett
and his sister may yet retire from the
world and spend their lives in religious
seclusion. In this case their immense
wealth will be devoted to the Roman
Catholic Church.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1877-02-20
The Best Evidence.

The following letter from Rev. L. :. Best, Pas
tor, OF the VI. y. Church, Satlek. Mass, will be
read with Interest by many physicians; also
those suffering from the same disease afiiicted
the son Of the Rev. 4. >. Best No person can
doubt this testimony. a. there IA no doubt about
the curative power Of NEGETISE.
NArIcK, Mass, Jan. lst, ls73.
Mr.. II. r. STEVENS:
Dear Strive have good reason for regarding
your vEGEVIFE a medicine OF the greatest
vAlne. We feel assured that IL has been the
means OF saving our sons life. lie Is now seven
teen years OF age; for his leg, caused by scrofu-
lous affection, AMI WAS 80 far reduc ell that near
ly all who saw him thodght his recovery imposs-
BILE. council OF able phy sicians could give Us
but the faintest hope Of his ever raiying. two Of
the number declaring that he was beyond the
reach OF human remedies, that even amputation
could not save him. a. he had not yigor enough
10 endure the operation. Just then we com
menced giving him NEGETINE and from that
time 10 the present he has been continuously i'm
proving lie has lately resumed studies, thrown
away his crutches and cane, and walks about
cheerfully and strong.
Though there is still some discharge from the
opening where his limb was lanced, we have the
fullest confidence that In little time he viii be
perfectly cured.
lie has taken about three dozen bottles OF
YEGETINE, but lately uses but little, as he de-
clares he Is too well 20 he taking medicine.
Respectfully yours,
MKs. L. c. y. BEST.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1877-02-20
starved m. wife ana Chiia.

LACRossE, Wis, Feb. IA horrible
light near Chaseburg, small village
twelve miles south of here, the particu-
lars OF which are as follows: About
four years ago Carl Wailand and wife
settled on the ridge two miles from
Chaseburg. He was rough character
and abused his wife and made himself
SO obnoxious to the neighbors that
they would have nothing to do with
him. During the first year OF his resi-
dence in that section, when his wife
was about to be confined, he drove her
from the house, and the child was born
in q straw-stack. She then went into
the house with the child in her arms,
but was refused admission by the bru-
tai husband. She went to the granary
and twin brother was born. During
the neglect one of the babies and the
mother died, and the other, being tax
en- by the heartless father, lived in poor
health. Wailand soon married again
aud his wife became a month since.
The surviving child of the first wife
died of starvation and neglect on Mon
day last aud was buried secretly at
night by the father IN the burying-
ground. The new made grave excited
the suspicious of the neighbors toward
Wailand, and on being interrogated he
acknowledged that his child had died
and had been buried as above stated,
by himself. The sheriff was called on
and the body was exhumed and a coro-
ner's jury summoned, which, on the
statement OF physician, brought III a
verdict that the child starved to death.
No arrests have yet been made, but
probably viii be tomorrow; otherwise
the neighbors threaten to lynch Wal
land.