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X IE.I.o !.r.u.;t inE rUBLir.
DR.. &. McLANE'S
CELEBRATED
-. -rv .:"t ~"
Hr"atitis. or Liver Complaint,
:,,rr~s., 49, ~r's ''r>'''"F-

S,mr,am& at ! nl,".l."& Liver.
PAIN SIDE unrirrthc edge
l Vt the RVS, increases on c'NNNu'":
sometimes tn, rlin J., III the ic:t SIDE;
rt,. nnt,rrti~rarc.> abl"tollr"m'hclrtt
~iir; somctiincstnc pam i, tc.t under
Inc .l,puidcr-hiadc. ard it frequently
extends to Tie tooo the shoulder. and
) sometimes mistaken for 1h"nn''-
tr>m .r,scarm, Ihc>tomlchI,If:c ,'
ell viii loss Of appetite and sickness;
he bowels in general aye :">.''",
sometime, alternative with las; the
hcadi>trouhicd with pain. accompam-
led with dell. heavy sensation il the
back part. There ~ generally l con
eidc,ah'r ! IS ut memory. acoomNau-
led with painful sensation OF having
left III. lone something which Ought to
,t.,vc been done. y. slight, dry cough
5 sometimes Al attendant, The pa
zen; complains of WEAKNESS and de
u;ii:y lie : easily startled, his feet are
totI OF burning, and hcc omplainsota
~r:icilv scnsationo tthc skin his spir-
It's are low and although he is salts
Gct that exercise would bc beneficial
to him, vet he can scarcely summon
up foltitudc enough to Try il. In fact,
he dis,rlists every remedy Several OF
the abovesvmptoms attcndthcd disease,
bat cases have occurred where few OF
them existed, yet examination OF the
body. aftcrdcath, has shown eLivEK
10 nave been extensively deIangeI.
AGUE AND FEVER
DIX c. NCLANE'S LIVER PuLs.IN
cAsL.s OF AGuE AND FEVER, when
: taken with Ouininc, are productive of
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can Toe used, preparatory to,
OF after taking Ouin:nc. We would
/ advise al! who ale afflicted with this
disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL.
For AL BlIious arrangements and IS
asimplcpurgatlvc they areunequAIeA.
8EwAHE OF iMITAEio>>.
The genuine Dr.. {. M:LAEE S
LIVER Pulls are never sugar coated
Every box has 4 I,l waN seal on
the lid, with the impression DIR.
M'LANr'S LIVER Pl:I.s.
: The genuine NJ: LIVER PMLs
be.ir the Signature, Of & M:LATE.
and FLEMING Bros. on TIE wrappers.
TInz.stouyoru druggist or.torc-
keeper giving you the genuine ID: (.
lDs ,,-..l,,
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The department OF state is in receipt
of "a further communication from our
consul at Leeds. concerning the general
import and export trade of the United
Kingdom. and how to enlarge the trade
of the United States herewith. During
the first eight months Of the present year
the total imports OF bread stutis into the
United Kingdom were: Wheat. 2l02.-
30. 100; other grains and flour. S93,-
:5OU. N0J: meat. dead and alive, go OUu.-
900: butter. cheese and eggs about SO
600. 900; miscellaneous 10000, 900
making a total of farm products of the
enormous sum OF SJ05, $50. 900. Harvest
reports render il certain that the imports
tor the remaining four months will be
even greater in proportion than the
above. OF wheat imports the United
States supplied about 10000 . bushels;
Russia 1000, Coo, and India 10. 100000,
Jumping from the tenth in 1870 to the
third OF 1917. Ii i expected that India
will become 4 dangerous competitor oI
the United states in the grain trade, Is
no pains will be spared to develop hcr
resources in that line. Import, of fresh
meat from the United States, as soon a:
the prciudices against it are dlssipated
will almost become lllimitable. II
eight months the imports of cotton were
Sl26. 900, 600. of which $50, 600 900 were
from the United States. The con>l
speaks hopefully of the future of th'
American wine. spirit, watch and ah"'
trade.
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TO CONSTMPTIvES.

rONSUMPTION, that scou,ge OF humanity,
u Is The great dread OF the human lamIly, IN
all civilized countries
feel confident that | am in possession of the
only sure, inIlllihle ltemedy-now known 10 the
professionalism the positive ami speedy cure OF
that dread disease, AMI its unweiConc concnmit-
ants, VIZ: Caiarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis, Nervous
Debility. &C, &c. Iwcn1y-eiGht ears expert
cnCe. MS Il busy praciitior or, IN the best Cnnsump-
ton Hospitals OF the Old aud >eS World. las
taught me the value OF this Medicine III the cure
oil all Throat and Lung Complaints.
Those suffering with or any of
the above malaties, 10y addressing M, giving
symptoms, they shall W. pat in possession ul
this great boon, without charge, and hail nave
the benefit of my experience in thousands OF
cases sue, e~esiully ire ttcd. Full directions ir
prcpar ,tion and use, and all necessary H"Hicr
AID Instructions Tor success lul ~neIiutnt a; i""r
own home, will he 'c"rivci 10y you by return
mail. free of chargr, by addressing
DR.. JOHN =. BURNETT,
I6S Jefferson street,
| aprl+-ly I1s'iLLS'h
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aDNINI>TRATOR,s NOTICE.

kIItES of administration dc bonis non on
IL the estate OF AutaluSla Corler, deceased,
WrIe granted tn the undersigned on the 10Th day
al NvvtHIDcr, Isl. by ia: Probate court OF La
ftyrite county, Missouri.
All persOns having claims against said estate
arc required 10 exhibit them To ME tor allowance
Wfh;nun wear after the date OF TINS notice, or
they may be preciuded from any benefit OF such
estate :nni if such claims be not eAhibit,d With
in Two years they viii he forever barred.
LII 4. FINCH,
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INA

NTOIl,E is hereby given to NIL rtdifor1 and
~ Others Interested in the estate Of Neal
Huhauuun, decreased, that the Undersigned, adj
rutuistratnr of said estate. intends 10 make n
nuul settlement of said estate al the February
term, ISIS. OF the Probate court o! Lafayette
cuuu,V. Missouri, 10 be begun and held II the
cnur.nuu-e IN the city OF Lexington. on the
second Monday in February, ISIS
JOHN \ PR NTi1ER.
tgp.t,t-fr.f,r
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EIxAL

NOTICE l. ncr.ur gwen To- all creditors and
~ others interested in the estate of FMS l..
kavanaugh, deceased. that the uHucrslgned, aG-
m!lI~trLIUr oi - TT estate, intends to make u linal
settlement al raid estate At the February term,
ISIS, OF the Probate court of Lafayette county,
Missouri, To lr began AMI held at The courthouse
IN tnr city ot Lexington, on the second Monday III
February, ISIS. MARY y. kiNANAtnH,
hos ~ administrator.
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Ely AIsETTLEMENT.

NOTICE Ii Hereby gwen TO all person, INFER
~ esicd. thAt the Undersigned, ruar'!ian OF
tue estates OF John WAiker 2nd Samuri " ak 7.
minors, h.- fn,G his vNhlbr Tor ;inai settlement
al said t..uur'- - tte at the November term
1871, Of the L..Iayc;ir county Probate Court,
unti Will apply to make Ia Iinal settlement OF said
.yarII.n-hIn on tie -rcur pud,r in oDTua
~, ISTs y. u. WENTWORTH.
ud,24-Tt GraT,ilsG.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen That tie "ihrisisheh'
~ viii un
MONDAY, DECEMBER, e4TH, y. d, Isl,
nnd during the next term al lhr circuit court for
Lafay cite county, apply 'h.r't- iur approval Lcr
bona ami II license 4" mlne Goa! Under me ras'
half OF block NJ. and the north hiii OF BLOCK \,
IN Anderson, addition to the city OF Lex nSfOn
also uud-r -uca p"rtion OF the snci0era resi-
dencp grounds OF the Undersigned, AMI lots ad-
i,rrnt inc,efu and owned by him n siIi nt-
u,I,nn II. mn, now Or hereafter he drslrei To Of
mined firm daring the continuance OF SAID min
lng licrnc- Is provided by law
nuv2tti ltLioS JAWS.
Lexington, Nov. 18th, 1877.
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NOTICE.

r t.IitkS of admru,~rratI N on the s-th'e y
l. Kubert I.Iu!rjrhn, drceu7"d w"r" granted
To- he uuirr-iSn.'i on the en- lay OF Iece1'el'
III nv Tue Probate court OF Lafayette county,
MI--uuI!.
All persons having claims AGAIN. 'ait estate
.irInt.rr,ior WITHIN one ltar alter the date OF
saL! ~leItvl., or they may b" Iretiu ted rom any
n,u,iI OF such estate. And II sI'i clam d.
mt exhibited within TWO - ATS they Will l." Tor
e. harrer. MARTHA LlITiElOiiN.
,.c..6w NGm'ui-lrItriN.
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n0Y.+-,
EIyAI,

NUTlCE Is htreOy gwen 10 al ptrsuns InIer-
~ esiei in the estate OF Moliie NJ turter
and Charles II. CUrdtr, minors. that the under
signed mas ,lIri her cNhihIt for final settlement
OF said minors estates nj the November term,
49,, OF the L.aiay cite county Probate Court, and
W.; apply to make IA final -etilernent OF SAID
yuartIrDsaiu. on The scu.ul Monday IN fsbru-
ar, I>7-. LOUISA I.
Iny,i-I, Guardian.
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r,NAa.

NOTICE - hereby given 10 ali CREDITORS and
~ others Interested IN the eStai" oI Virginia
NJ Walker. deceased. that the unh"rsIHncd,
executor OF said e-la;e. intends TO maze n
final ssI'i'mCnt OF said e-tatr ~ IN" February
term, lis, Oi the Probate court OF i-aiRN-
,Htr county, Missouri, to he begun AMI heit At
Ibt ruur tnuusc in the city OF Lexington, IA TIC
second Monday IN fchruary. 1875.
WILLIAM Il. GiilFFEi,
NM Ar
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TINE County Court OF l-aiaN cite county viii
i meet on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18TH. Isl,
=, hear and i-t,rnrnrn all questions. excuses and
urlrn-e- Nh;,h delinquent taN-pIEtt~ may "l7I
To Offer as rr4sun. why suits should not 10" IN
stituted against them for delinquent taxes. nn,t
wIIJ cnut,nuc from day To- day until such husi-
meas a. may he brought hriur" IL l. ii-Er-fHi %!
II will att, nd tn no "th'r hu-Ine~r al 7Hli NM
nnd will not aftrrwaUi consider any business re
iuting To sal { subject
loan 4. PKAIiiER, Presiding Ju-Tice
~ W. y >rrLir- Clerk. duc--2t
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aDMiNIsTHATORs' NOTICE.

I ErTtRS of administrator on the estate OF
IL Richard Lee, deceased, were granted 10
tM- undersigned on The ION daN OF November,
ISL, by the Probate court Of Lafayette county.
Missouri.
are required 10 xnIbit them Tor aiio" hnce 10 the
aimInisl ator within one year alter ttiy GATE Oh
this notice, Or they may be precIuueu from anN
h.n.f,, af snch estate. And 1t such claims be
not exhinlted within two years they VIII be Tor
ayar I,,rr.d. l.. T. LEE,
j. a. LEE,
noyas-st Administrators
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TRISTEE'S SALE.

WHEREAS. William II. Bowen and James
w IL. Bowen, by their certain deed oil trust,
dar.i tie first ,tay oi December, 1873, and re-
corded IN the recorder office ui Lafayette cUun-
~, .tu,i state a. Missouri. IN drt'i book No. 10,
nj page | =, conveyed I" tho urle r-lcIt'i trns-
tee, jhr i"il"w in= 'ic>stiu''i real estate s.tunted
in the COUNTY al Lafayette, and state OF Mis-
sour, Dnr lur at iaR'i, tn-wIt Lot number
thirteen as, in block Number mn" 90, ~ Nc
lrirh' = addition l., tn. CITY OF Lexington. 81 VIII
appear iv reference to tue plat now ON lille IN The
recorder Office TOT Lafayette county, and
SLATE OF Missouri. winch SAID Conveyance
WAS IuTdu II trust To secure 'hc pay m"iit
81 ! certain pTunlssOry note therein men
Toned and described, and whereas. sad note
- now iur. and rem riu- EupaIt: Now, thPrr-
tor. Nj the rruu--i oct III" /, gal h"i Ter AN! owner
at sand note aud under am IN pursuance OF ant
d."i pi must, /, the "'irr>lgnr'l'r'st VII! On
SATURDAY,, + EM:Elt sHru, ISL,
between III" hour, ui nlnr O'Clock III the fore.
noon AMI nv u'c.OCk IN the Afternoon oil sand
d.v, In font II In" Cuurthou-' door, in the cItN
o IrNingtun. IN -aIi county and rtate, proceed
Ia ~"ll said real -s;Ii. al puhIic rcn'iue TOR cash
for the payment "t SAID irr"'nI-sory note MI:
Inter, Il du. thereon. together Win the "uals AND
.i,r>td John \. : TUT, Trustee.
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An Oakland man bought a mule for
$40, aud after trying tor W day, to
put on his harness. using the second
story window as a base OF operations, he
finally sold him to the city authorities
Tor Sl4. The city will use him to sup
press riots. 1t is estimated that t o put
him right end foremost at u riot, he will
equal two Gatlin guns.
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Squalor is pronounced as though writ
ten, s4uoyLcr. Squalid. however, as
though it were, yq~oIid. This seems
queer. We suppose that the former
wore; is so pronounced to distinguish it
frpm squaller- Every mother knows
who that is.
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nuI%ISyv,r0V,s NOTICE.

TIER, OF adminI-irs'!0. GU II e~'rt" OF
Thomas She by. Ir decd were gTA-.'r -
iur IN .cr,IGntd On ihs On u7y ct bscriuher,isH,
b, tn, Probate -; IT al LsiLy'ti" cJ~"t} MO.
An ucr-una having cld ms agIlnt, sal'i rr'L''
ere required To exhibit Them tor allow aIrs, 10
the administrator wIIhin on Year after t!t 1at'
of this notice. or they may Toe prrciut,.i from
any benefit oi such estate; ami II -uch Ga ms 'e
moi exhibited Mitnin Two years they VIII he I"r-
ever barred. Jos. Il >hhLhi' Jh
- b, MISUNDERSTANDING.
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WOMAN.


tLA-t.tti :
''ArI ser~-aa -woe-ant sacred bette nam
E54A-;H" daughter. ii- ,.evot-ti gave
Her yvu-A p, Heaven. Icr heart, beneath i clam
Nr,rr-f To r"Assu'7, broke DER 4 ~i"tt'er'7
Sister. There is upon this earth no
love 50 pure. 50 free from self rs hers.
Vile.
Inc ,rue7,, ,cnIercst friend.
Tn" balm of comfort, ami the source OF joy
Mother,
In ali Tins cold aad hollow world; no fount
vi 'i"'r, =tT"nC. deafness love. save that
\ nl"tutr'> Irart,'
al. these things are true. We do not
wonder that the cultivated intellect OF
this century, IN turning away from the
true religion, and, tindin. an aching
void. proposed to worship women Such
is the religion of positivisn, as set forth
by Jno. Stuart Mil. II there were no
God. then we too would say, Let Us
worship omar tor she is to us the
highest earthly symbol OF the true. the
beautiful, the good.
Ii that be So, then shall we not honor
her. Shall we not accord TO her the
first position IN the social scale? Shall
we rot ncove the bead and bend
the knee before hcr2 Yes. we should
do all this, and freely Weld to her every
right.
What is her right? 1t can be told in
q word, 70 sit upon the social throne
and WELD the scep,re of the heart. There
she IS 4 queen, receiving the enforced
homage OF every brother. father, son
and husband. That throne is at the
hearth-stouc. She
''iIpIis the key
Dlthe sui; amt -h- It is who stamps the CON
or ruarac;el; and makes tne being, who would
tr "a -arag-.
Hnt I,r n,l genie care. II Christi, IN man.
Inru crown ucr Queen o. trc wpri.t.'
1t Is proposed now to take her from
this throne; to drag her down TO a leve'
arena OF human strife. to compete foI
bread and glory with hard listed and
harder hearted man. Some women are
foolish enough to think that this is he,
REIMBURSEMENT. luat NOM" IS prison
and. to be free. she must stride the pub
lie stage and jostie with men iu th'
struggles of lite
Woe worth the day The heart SICK
ems at the prospect. What would thi
world be. were there no women here
Nothing but men and hermaphroditi
Susan Is. Authonys! True women an,
true men, We warn YOU. 1t is the Grecia
horse you are admitting within tho wall
OF Troy. Should another pscuIo-woma
come to mir her folly before Il publ
crowd in Lexington, we trust that n
editor will welcome her approach, AN
no genteol nan or woman countenan,
this immoral unscNiug Of herself
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MANHOOD. BOW LOST. HOW RESTORED !

lust published, a new edition OF H5iffA
j DR.. Cul-erwell's Celebrated EGAW
E-suy on the radical cure with 2
GU! melicine) OF >permatorrhea OF seminal
Weakness. Involuntary seminal Losses, IN
potency. Mental and Physical lucapacity. In
! criimenf- 10 Marriage, etc. also, consumption
Epilepsy and FIt-, induced by selt-in'iulH"nct
or SEX al eNtravAganCe, &c. Price, in u 81 tl-i
envelope, only six cents. The celebrated an-
thor, IN tins admirable Essay, clearly demon
that the alarming Consequences OF s"lf-abu-r
may be radically cured wIthou, the dangerous
usc OF internal mrlIrIn. or the Application al
the kui'e; pointing out II IN de oil Cure AT "n'ti
simple, ccrt4in. and .d"ctual. by means 81
which every sufferer. no matter via Al his coudi-
ton may III, may cure himself cirai!S,, pm
yat.ly. and radically. THIS Lecture should bc IN
The hLnds OF every Youth and every man in the
! land. sent under seal, in a plain envelope, I"
any address. postpaid, on receipt OF siN cents
| or two postage stamps. Address THE LlL-
VERwtLI MEDICAL CO., Il Ann - , New
ynrI. Post Once RuN. 4SSj. ~ucilI-lv
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FAIR WARNING, AND The
last TIME.
NOTICE.
NOTICE Is hereby gwen inst the unlcgsigne,

NOTICE Is hereby gwen inst til" undersigned
~ viii, on
MONDAY, pEtEMblit 2iiif, iH''r
and during tn. ueNt term "i Tue ctrctit court inf
LaluS cite county, Apply thereto Ion approval tof
bond and a lICrm~" tn ntIne coal under 'nt- 'ilii.-
her eighteen t-l ini nineteen iiAJ, ia block >,
AnG.r-un's aI'iiriun ;r the city II '.'NlhS'"h'
snd -ucn Diner lots sdilccnt thereto. ~ M.
hereafter lie desired to be mined from during ~,
continuance o, said miuin- iiccnsc, a. prov Idrd
by law PNlRi'h hctN! "t'
t,cl-iw Lexington, Mo.
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IRUSTEE'S SALE.

NNHLKkA>, Richard II Ejri-o", and sarah
w q. Bl.irm h- wife. hlh. by then certain
dee | Of trust, dated lh- :in dtL III NhSu-t 49,,
AMI rrrorti-,t IN tUr recorders oMcv "i LiiaE-
lie county, Missouri in deed book II. al i'aEe
32I. convey to the Undersigned, ir4-t"c. IN.
following d~r-crllrri real ~.-t.tt, situate IN the
I uulv al Lafayette AMI stat" u: Missouri, 10
WI. ihr south II 1T oil the n"r'hwe-t quarter.
and The mrTiiN"s quart r ni The northeast quar-
ter ct section number seven u! IN loWr-iiP
I Iiv--i.Ei rs OF range twentN -etght rs con
ia mtus On huHIrc,l aud tS-ut. tl-ol arr"-,
more or les; winch CONVEYANCE was inhN' ~
tfU-t Jo secure the payment oil 4 certain PTolii7-
iS.pIv mote IhcT ia les rIbrd; AMI Whereas sAiH
note - long Ir,-t iiu" aud atiii r. mans u"ittl,
tugrih-i N.,h the interest tn"r-un' nov. mere
fore. IN accordance VITA the provisions Oh > ia
!.~n of trust, and At tn" T. quest OF illr legal
hti!cla OF SAID note, !, the undersi SneU, trustee,
Will on
SATURDAY, DELkMBEt 2*TH,
4 u I-1-, between n" hours OF nine o'ciork
IL thu tpIenpou,A ti nve u clock IN the afternoon
vi III a. .!tN. al lHr tr.I..J 'ip.rT al itI" cnIir HpU-"'
IN in- Clly of LcNIu-tJu. III l-riayrit- count ,
ami stat. 81 Missouri. Oner salt property i"t
safe, Mt public V-n,lU-. 10 The h'Shcai b'i!tf.
.ui ct-h tor the yurpys- of .utls /! 'ng shIu Il Ell
| uitTuzt. amt Hoi. ana interest, Gui tue costo
! and eSp.nscs UI Jnls trust.
HENRY d. MILLS,
deceti ituat"e.
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TRU.TEE,s SALE.

UvHERrAS Richard IT BIeispe and sarah
r. Blrt. o.. his Wiz, 10y their certain
decd OF trust, lated >,v"n.brr2 Ist, y y, 1870,
An! 1. corded Ia .i- TtroTslrr'- Office Tor LaI4t
rrrr univ. stale vi Missouri, III book number
," at pa.s 33J. Conveyed 10 thr Undersigned
trustee, lie iu lowing described real esia.e, sit
VA = mud being III LuIINrt county, AMI eiHt" OIL
Mt,,orrL, and described IN SAID deed OF trust Is
fol uNs t,-wit: Ike south half OF the north
west quarter, and t"- southwest quar'er oi M
northeast quarter u section number sever i.rI
in tywp-nIp lor;y-.ghi AS q! raIgr twenty
.lsht rs, containing une hundred and twenty
u.Ul acres, more or less, which said convey
n certain uTuul.-urv note therein described; and
whereas, default has been made IN the pay meat
OF s;Iu prUmi-=ory nptc, and III" same s'li! re-
ma .nz due and unpnlG; now, t.ttreiOTe, ~ inc
request al the lrg.l holder and owner OF sal!
mole. amt In pursuance "i the conditions OF sali
deed OF nut, J.. tho unirTsI.nt'!, trustee, WI,
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WYE ARE ATTORNEYS for ~pRgfir- having i !"T-e
w amnvuf II money TO loan on Hnrr''Ci
farms a, above rate and esp Tr,-. tn" money
tnu- costing tee borrower u !Itt." "Nri HiA" per
.r.t.i VILLAGE 4 CHILE.
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With reference IL the above, wlich We
were pleased to receive and Willingly
publish, il is sufficient to say that the
difficulties in the way of mans salvation
,reFe infinite. These difficulties could
not have been compassed by finite. hui
man power; but they arr met by the
infinite God. Man. U"0i3"3 Of God,
could never have saved himself God
having removed some OF these difficult
tie~. and beng willing !" remove what
remains. nan now, with Gods hep. can
work out his own salvation. We had
supposed that cur former remark would
nave been interpreted Is We now write.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-15
A CRITICISM.

Ep1rnR INTELllGENcEE: As reader
of your paper | WAS pleased to see III
YOUR issue OF Nov 18th. that You had
concluded ~ devote Il column OF your
p to VIVA; you justly term two ct
the highest wants Of human nature
Education and Religion. The article on
the former in your last is>uc. WAS | think,
quite appropriate.
But the article headed "Rc.igion. Wa
lot 80 mulch so: containing a. think
both true aud erroneous statements. The
..Rii,le plan at salvation is O, cod. Il
doubtless a true statement, but the onr
preceding in the Same paragraph that
there are n,initc difficulties il the WAY
of mans salvation. | think is erroneous.
In connection with the difficulties 1t -
,aii. the law he has violated. - infinite
in it, author, it. demands AMI It's sane
tiou>. Ii the difficulties are infinite, no
finite power can compass them. Man,
therefore. can not save himself EUt
' tii 49, NiN W ll' a'tbt' paul! NA''N ! g
''liliuc in It's conception by the Father.
IN In execution ny tine >nu. and It's APP
p,icat1on 10y the Holy Spirit. NO finite
mind could have conceived. rNccutcd or
applied it. Man simply has I" accept
this salvation a. thus provided his -
pciitcnt faith" ia i II not really sal
vatluu? The plan being conceived by
God. executed hy His Son and applied
by the Holy Spirit. can man reject 1t?
Can he thwart Gods plan? agree with
YOU that the Bible presents to us the I
religion and that it is thoroughly practi-
cable. which | think is not true "i Your
definition or theory OF religion. which
| asserts that man cannot save himself.
and that tod saves no mar who does not
earnestly and perseveringiv try to save
himself. VIII man try to do that which
br believes he cannot do? VIII he try
earnestly and persistently Whatso,
ever is not of faith is sin.
The Bible urges the necessity OF per
somal purity. provides Il perfect code o.
morals and presents efficient means by
whichman can attain spotiess excellence.
This being true. can it be justly Sale
that there are infinite difficulties in thu
way OF mans salvation? Is not the wa
open and plain 81 that L way-tarins
man. though q fool. may not err there
in? Is not religion earnestly and per
seyeringly living up to the Royal Law
oil doing unto others i, We would hav'
them do unto US? This is the strait gate
the narrow way. the perfect rule. b
assured. Mr.. Editor, that whatever ap
pears in the InteIligencer under III
heads alluded to will be perused VIII
interest. VI.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-15

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no.n and i've O'Clock in the afternoon OF Eha
dnv. IN front OF the courthouse door. in the cItS
OF Lexington, Lafayette county. M'-s"nrI, sci.
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-15

Which / will sell at ihe LOWEST KEMuNER-
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QUALITY IS tn test al Cnuapne--, ami As buy
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cash. 1 VIII sell II ur-t-clas- article for the price
Of IN i.rInr goods. on POWELL,
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