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SpauIding &C., s
BULLETIN OF
New Books

BLUE AND SUNLIGHTS, their influence upon
Life, Disease, ETC., by Gen. A. j. Pleasonton.
ROMAN LEGENDS, A collection OF the Fables
and FOLKLORE or Rome by X. ii. Busk.
MEETING THE SUN, A journey all around
the world, through Egypt, China, Japan and
California, by Wm. Simpson, f. X q. 5 with
about 80 Heliotype and other illustrations.
HALF HOUR RECREATIONS IN NATURAL
HISTORY-"IIalf hour with insects" by A.
s. Packard, 1r.
FROM DAWN TO SUNRISE a revised histori-
cal and philosophical account OF the religious
Ideas OF mankind, by Mrs. ]. Gregory Smith,
EPoCHS OF ANCIENT HISTORY, in sets or
single volumes.
EASTER HYMNS, compiled by j. z. C. Chap
man.
BRYAN MAURICE, or THE SEEKER, by Rev.
Walter Mitchell.
NELLIE KINNARD'S KINGDOM, by Amanda
M Douglass.
SIDoNIE, from the French OF Alphonse Daudet,
etc. etc.
orders by mail promptly attended to.
NO. / MERCHANTS ROW,
Corner West Street.
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THoMAs ROSS
LINCOLN IRON WORKS.

Marble Mill and Holsting Machinery OF the
most improved construction. Derricks and
pumping machiney, castings and general ma
chine work. Steelj and Iron Rope az manufac-
turer'a prices, dtt
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Weather Indications.

WAR DEPART ENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,S
WASH TON June 1G-l a. IN.
For New Engl. i, lower pressure, sta
tionary temper uc, southerly winds, in
creasing cloudlaees and rain areas.
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Crimes and Casualties.
NEW ORLEANS HANGINGs.


New ORLEANS, June Is.
The following executions took place at
II o'clock to-day in the parish prison yard
in the presence of 200 spectators Adrian
Eveque, colored, aged 90, who shot and
killed a colored man at ball February g.,
1876. Eveque acknowledged the killing,
but pleaded intoxication. George Morris,
colored, aged 25, for the murder of quad
room, his former mistress, on the Both of
November, 1878. Joaquin Florengo, ma
tive of the PHILIPPINE Islands, aged S5, for
the murder of his mistress, colored, whom
he stabbed January l6, 1876. The cause
of the murder was jealousy.
SENTENCING MURDERERs.
NEW ORLEANS, June Is.
The governor to-day signed death war
rants in the case of Bill Williams, colored,
for the murder of Alexander White,
colored, on April 16, 1876; d. Henderson,
mulatto, for the murder of his mistress,
April 6, 1874; Edward Coleman, white,
far the murder of Chas. Behrens, white,
April 10, 1874. All are 10 be executed in
two weeks.
$4,000 WASTED.
ATLANTA, June Is.
Stephen Brinkley was hanged at noon
to-day for the murder of his wife, four
years ago. His brother spent 100000 in
ba Oft 70, ha
and Gov. Stone Of Mississippi, Cows. Por-
ter and Brown of Tennessee, and Gems. N.
B. Forrest and Jackson appealed to Gov.
Colquitt to commute the sentence, but in
vain.
Cornelis Van Week, an orphan aged 1S,
left the residence of her uncle and guar
dian, John Faulkner, near Pine Bush, N.
Y, Tuesday, without apparent cause.
Neighbors are searching for her.
A man about 40 years old was found
drowned at Sailors Snug Harbor, Staten
Island, yesterday morning. The body was
well dressed. There was watch and silk
guard chain on the person.
VIM. Berger shot and killed t. j. Nc
Bride, proprietor of the Berger house,
Mount Vernon, Ohio, they having quar-
relied over a satchel which Berger claimed
was in the hotel.
Local and freight trains on the Pan Han
die railroad collided near Mastersville,
Ohio, yesterday. The engineer and fire.
man of the local were killed.
A span of the new bridge over Oil creek,
at Oil City, Pa, fell laat evening, killing
Joseph Simmons and fatally inJuring AL
exander Hecker.
George b. Tenant, wife and child, were
drowned in the lake at Smiths Falls, Ont,
last night, by the upsetting of boat.
John alias "Shockey" Sheehan, the last
of the Bush burglars at Utica, N. Y, was
sentenced to Auburn for 20 years.
Yesterday ex-Constable Farrell of
Wikesbarre, Pa, confessed that he and a
confederate had forged school tax.
VIM. r. Rogers of Poughkeepsie, con-
victed Of grand larceny, has been sentenced
to ten years in Sing Sing.
A terrific hail storm visited Livingston
county, ILL.,, yesterday, doing great dam
age.
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Packard.

NEW ORLEANS, June Is.
Packard left tonight for the east. He
will not 20 to Washington.
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Russia to cross the Danube is hourly ex-
pected. There is great excitement all along
the line.
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VIENNA, June 10.
In connection with the prosecution of
some internationalists an official employed
in the library of Vienna university has
been arrested, and documents discovered OF
his house proving the existence of an inter-
national propaganda aiming at revolution
10 Russia and Austria.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03
RENOVATION, NOT pRosIRAIloR.

Dad any cni'-h'e'I human bang eyer hccon.
strong under 'h' operation u inw"riui ~catlur-
tics OF ~a.lrani' II Il suuuctuu., mrccs-ar, To
regulate the pr"rls, nut that cannot tr done by
active puTsatIun, winch rAils-ts the vital forces
an! s"rr"r II" good lmipns. whatever. The only
iriI" Nay :" i'r"nIp'" heath amt rigur. which are
essential to regularity OF the organic iuuotI"n-.
il i" InHiS"rntr, dis"llrlIn" and purify the System
Al the SAINT Time. The extraordinary efficacy Of
i"et"ti"l q Stomach I;iliers IN cases Of dc!uiItv
or irrrYuiRr!fE vi Ia" organs OF digestion .nss! MI
infl"n. srrreIIpn and discharge, IL uniS -rsally
Appetite, go",i digestion, II regular
habit Of body. active circulation oil the blood.
AMI purity al All ti" animal fiuid. are induced
lay thi- superb i"nIc and corrective. 1t la. no
Equal, moreover, u u preventive of ciII., and
tnt other trp-, al nAlarIai dts-a--. To
and traNr els II Is particularly service
i"'e ~ II ihr'''ihai a''t'Sunl'l. H~uNI-lrI
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03
Names of Persons in Lexington .

"AN-wEr THEM
iplrnn tsrlLlI"h>,L i'll !wI.! tryn, roilow.
IA soti peculiarly n,taplri 70 the cultivation
OF a cereal used in the manufacture II arluut
ruirif--i.s lam!
The prleun ALLUDED {" IN tli- following I!nr.
=" iva, not hIs ststur. made ann srr al
cxau'rr.
lille mnu vii" remained ioI three day
den al lions. unLurmei-pnnlrl.
"a tiny bird who has Il cunning htrl" hom-
prepared tor It's peculiar u-". IN many ~y.ri--
Martin.
i-NornrthtnE that christian va. very any
"na 10 dispense with during Ia" inst par, Of III.
Quincy /" HE ceIrelia! city-Eurlru
IA rlAc" st apart in many clt!rs ~ IL resort
where, amid gIas~, trees. birds and flowers, all
arr at liberty la roam and ENJOY ihctnsc..r--
Parks.
An oNire OF Importance" in oxford, cam
bridge and other ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
She country from which reptiles, ,uIi,r-.
&c, werr b.m,ehst by i. ra~,rlck-Irrl.nt.
9-Ths person saved Il. the mrguanimny at a
beautiful Indian -!r!->mi:h
l"-A com of recent date. claimed b. the lit
I!' i"iks - then p"cni'ar pIopery-Nickrl.
ll-t conspicuous parsonage III tie royal
h"I~,choIi-hIng
ia csty Pleasant 10 NIsIt during the hu;tc.t
IN 'nths Ia he y"ar-W inaor
IA Reply given I" = carpenter when he lie.
-.'.s to know what hIn,i OF an extra ta,trnin.
YOU wi-h addict TO yout i~uoI-RoIi,r
+-une a. ,ur to the imtrIe,r OF I.afaveit,
county ns the meta! hearing ms nnIn.--tecl"
l~j-Somethius usr,i ON ill!es' dresses. and
much dreaded by the inhabitants OF Ii,"I..
Lux. &c Hook Very respectfully,
SAtI-. +,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An Oil I,i,ysir,an retired from active practice,
having hni iar."i III hI. hands hN ala East indian
mlsss"nary the formula 81 II SIMPLE vegetable
remedy Tor The speedy ami permanent cure at
Consumption. bronchitis. CItarrh, Asthma and
all Throat and Lung affection. also u positive
ani radical cure Tor General ibrbilIfy and all
nervous complaint after having Thoroughly test
Ell IT. wonderful curative powers IN thousands OF
ra-'s, feels 1t his duty To male IT known To his
suffering fellows. The recipe Will be sent tree of
charge. 10 all who desire il. with full directions
t"r preparing and successfully using. Address
with stamp naming this paper, DIR J t. sIosr
!! North Ninth street, ta.!-deln'" -,
14uia, ....a. f.nus,l
UItt-tm
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03
ABSOLUTELY PERFECT.

Having h"1t house tor over thirty year, and
hivIn.: used s"v'lti cu"h Stoves. "" I"sirr ru say
i!rit " :" arr better pleased with th,. Operations. OF
th- Charter ga. than AN -toy- W. ~veru.rI. 1t
bake -plendII, requires but Il small aI unit Of
fuel, water ia ;hc Reservoir hats Ju-' ri:hi.
take iiaii IN AL, "" think 1t AN absolutely crirct
si"v" and CIV" 1t an unqualified approval. %-Gt
Clifford 8 Febrifuge-In The .ur- ni Fever
amt hsur Tins remedy display, rAtrurriIn4ly
powers Property used. n" ,n>" can IrsI~t II,
amt "'h'r diseases "f all Intermittent character,
hclti:!n- that most 'I-tI"-sIms I'-r 49,. prrinii-
cat N""r"IDid. have b. en- found /" yi-ll. with
"4lAi certainty, t" H. Influence 1t rr.uiIratr.
all IIallrIu from the system gives tone and vIgOr
1" IT, Whole body, and prevents hi,"a>" tom
Incoming s"tt,i. Try tLItFOHD'- FEHKtrGK,
1t Is sure, sale and srtciy In It's action. You
VIII ne''i regret buying the first bottle, and YOU
VIII hn'" discovered Il friend You can not abort
I" lo-r. ocr4n I'm
a., RICHARDSON, Proprirtor,
For sale hy all truggists. II. LOUIS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03
DIR. J. ii. FRY

IJA- loc.tri IN Lexington, No near ,hr
IL German M"trnt!~t church. on south street
and w"u!: say t"lhr puhli' 81 TIN. AMI -urruuna-
ing c"unii'-. | have mH'i" u sptrGti study OF
I hrunlc il."tnr, tor seven years. and can xiv,
references III hts city sufficient /" satisfy all
WIN NAV wish | have practIsrI III THIS c!ty and
surrounding Cuunlc- -in e February Y, IN both
chrome" and acute Females VINO are afflicted
wuhi. 'r wei! TO give III" \ call. All matter
""nc"iniHr ~t'lIr:l"n Il only known to myself au!
pan nt-. Ms remedies are strictly Vegetable
Once" IN residence. iME II. X
EONS-tN IrNlugl' n, Mo
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03
CLOAKS! CLOAKSl

Our third lot al Cook> dis season are now ON their wav
from New ! ork, and will be opened this week. Ladies are
invited to call and examine our Cloak department, where 10
now to he found the finest choice of goods in this line in the
city, and always at bottom prices.
Lexington has now what has been wanted the past ten
years, a large Dry Goods and Boot and Shoe house, which
give good goods for Il little money, or, in other words. do =
large business at small profits.
We stick to the small profit plan and leave others to get
high prices. The popular and progressive cash house of
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03

NV lnsK, Nov. /.
| GDLp-openet and closed At Iu.r,, with shi.s
IN the interim NJ Siu1,.
81. Louis, Nov.
FLoI ban and unchanged fail extra, - -
a. M = 35nj 81; KAN. - 6jaa 81
'RiiN-N heat easier uui very slow; No 3
red. 81 - cash; 81 - November. 81 n; :, u
cash. 4@A'c N"'. out- quiet; 2i.Wei'.C cash:
~ a. nov. RNe steady; ii0I+1C. Barley Gu I
und unchanged, hansI, aud Nebraska +nG &c.
fHDbt Butter hrm tor hrst, Other gra,!rs
neglected; choice TO s-irrt larry. 2Ia sc; .n
country p,cLr,!. .ad21c. Egys si"a,iy LAD In,
i:nik in"'ts easier st IS. s. 62l. 5. -. Bacon
quI"t; - -. 81 so. 81 - " 10. Lard nominal
h~bGN-I.ow'r hut active; shipping. S. HJ4
! 20; l%ackinG. - to "a 30; butchers. 81 500 Ia,
k"criIi.. 5. ~Un.
t~AiIIE-Good demand for goot shipping
= B.; iair TO go" /. SitGi -; COWS and hrii-:s,
81 , "ti -; feeding steers. s. 50IS IS; leHuu.,
). 2bGj 80; colorado steers, >; b "A -.
R.r riI;s, 500
S~IIEEP-In good demand. butchers. $. .5aI
Q: - shipping InhttUns, - 1IGi :. . Receipts
600.
hAS-t> CRY. Nov =
t~iIiLt-EItrn native slice :. Nv /, 100 10 /
inT. ~ 3,LI 80; prime. ar i,'.t To /. 100, $40
{ -; lar 10 good. av J l,u to .:aSt. - .ja4 co:
naive FEEDERS. n. ,'SD 10 l,lyU, i 4DGl3 -:
native stOrkrrs, av $40 10 ]. 900. - .JGB p: Col
"ra,t" nulIN. Steers. t3Gi 80; 'uloraiu-I-1a
steers. s. ...nI:; -, wintri.d lrvm- steers, s. -
al. wiEI-rr,i Ie1t~ cow. s. 2Jd! Ia: through
I-At- Steers, =. I'D. ~; through Ir,as COVE.
81 ga -.
lIpr>-M-'iIum 10 choice Ea"kers, 81 iAs' -;
I.gnt bacon - ,,G4 20; ~t"rier.. - 1I4i-
air To "hUIre. )! .DIi -; common
10 ialr 81 "'LI -.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03
THE LEXINGTON BAR TO THE SUI
PREME COURT.

10 the ITon,ra,Ic, the supreme Cont %, a.,
State Of MIssOiri.-We. the undersigned ,r.u
b"rs OF the Ba' OF Lexington, Iuiavcttr county
Missouri. wo,ii rc.pect TINY ami cArpc.tIy ~
ttIou Cur HCnnrAblc /; ally t" resent M. I,I
10th. I1ln .mt 2i-t lMl"~ OF ti, new !il,,, ,r,,,,
ed D.. you AT tn. April t.rrn, 49,. OF YOUR Hon
vrabl" Court; believing, as W. .inu.-tIv ami
firmly DO. tirt tir etf"rcruIeut of said ruI.,
Will wolk II srea' lNrdehrp IN most ca.r.. even
y iruIal OF justice IN some. and will he OF yrr.r
ietrimrnt and injury b. both ciIrur and attorney
Very Iesprciiulk.
WALLACE y CHILF~.
r. EI1tDEN,
fIll& son,
\ J. HALL,
EiLaSDS tIIAND.
y. r. ALEXANDER.
J = BLACKWELL
WM L. BELk.
WiIhtIt II FIELD.
RAlfll;US Il >IiEW ALTER
j II. NOTATION.
4 WOOD.
IILruN DAMS.
CLAYTON ALIAHA\.
/. .:ESTON IAYLUE.
WILLIAM NDI'<t..
+ N CAIKOA.
AIth GRAVES
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CHEAP! CHEAP!! CHEAPtt
T. {.
SMALL FARM WANTED.

"A>IEIb 4 small ARM, of from ~
w ten t., thirty acres, with hoIs- Nh
ami necessary improvements: moi mnre EMU
than ihr"" mics from Lexington. VIII k2mA
paw cash tor II. or Will tra'ir improve Iaru. nrt
Wellington Inquire st
ilnk - l., IkIIInlNL IL NkEnE
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03
County Court Docket.

tIT,t day ,Mou'1u! November 9TH IIt-u,e.
Iud MI-"cliaIeOus business.
Second day, Tue s,iuy November 9TH e.
Claims and school Business
IhIri day, "Wednesday, No,embe. .tu
kVnd husiur--.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03
A California Friend.

~fR'N" EroS, rOLu~A CuCNrl.y
CALIFORNIA. Oct Is. *.
hrIl"k iNrEiLl"ENCEH.-! this dN lu-
close post Office ofi"r for three dollar, ror
subscription 10 the lst-lilgrnreI. cldtt
Ave without 1t. taiiornl. /, Il dreamy
Wilderness. a desert VASE. lonely. ,tr~ar and
pin:hsi up hs the roots without the InIrl-
Iisencrr. 50 send IT on. uii send X quick
that | ma, hear tom tn" gool old Iieu.
Yours resi-, %cttutiy, JNo W. CU<AEn.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03
AST0hlSHih NC SUCCESS,

II - ih' 'uiy "i every person Who has us'h
krS' + GERMAN >iRtrr {" let II, Won
irriul qualities he known To then friends III
curing consumption. SEVERE Coughs. ,rori'.
Asthma. l'n"uInonIu, and IN tact all throat and
lung disease N0 person can i-- II without IA.
mr'ilat" Iriirf. ihrr" doses VIII relieve my
cl>e, and W. consider it the duty OF all Drug
gI~t- to recommend IT L" The poor dylng con
aninptIvr. Al least /" try one bottle. rs 80, M
dozen bottles werr cold last year, ard no one
"n@e where II faIIp'! WAS reported. Such Il med
Icin- A. the ',tRMAN SYRUP cunnoi b. Toe
w.i-ly known, ASK Your Druggist shout q,
Sal"pI" Bottles to '.rT-SAl'pe' lheu.
tg"ut, lexington, lio. s-pIs--uw
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03
Lexington Market

In THIS report the Wholesale prlca- are gwen Ia
lett hand column, and retail prices IN night hand
column. In country pruiurr, the figure ON the
irif denote what the mrrCiI ants are pay ing, and
IN III. right the price, at wiirh they sell.
FLOIR-EIty A\AN per =ack S31r
ttp country NNNN ...... ~
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03
Fine Liquors.

W." hay" IN stock IN" arg AMI finest lin. 81
Liquors IN tn" rity. nni are selling a. follows
W w. %IAvinr's = summers, per gallon 5 / Oh
A. w >tcwart's : -rmtr"r-, per GALLON .... ! M
W ;. stones ) summers, per gallon ~
Mrl'ray"r' > SUMMERS. Iri gallon ...... : wp
Th"-" are line, hami-IuAtr. copper ~.ilsfill"i E..
s"ur-intsh Honrb"n,. celebrated tor purity. and
">'-"nsN"ly U-',i Tor m"t'rIu,l purposes. W.
AN recommend them A. iir-t-riA--.
r II IaE!pr'sb r. {, SUMMERS, per
CANON ..--- 90. .....---. ....-.-. S ! 90
Boon" : ounty, / summers. per gallon. : on
taeiI" ti"cN, I summcT., I,cr gallon ...... 81: 90
"raI" Creek, ! summer, per gallon ....... ; ~
In" above brands are iin, goods, and may he
irlI.ri on as straight
X. Il Ceres ) runners per gallon ......S. u
W ) Atonr'- summers. per gallon > -
told Mritl, ) mme per gallon ....... : -
Cold spring. } summers, per gal ....-..... , -
'r'7 stat SPRING. : summers. per gal $3.50. : 60
H!ltc W heat, " suilnIr ~, per gal. .-.-. > ~
White Ry., . summer. per gal .....-..-.. : ~
Jos. Towards ummcrs per gal ........ ; 90
We guarantee these s""is strictly pur.
WT"it"ri Is 'urbrm. / summer, per gal ) -
N-lr",e Bourbon. / summer, Ter gal ..... -
Pierce HDUr,nn. ! summer. per gal. III
] y. l.. bourbon, / sumner, per gal ... ~
\ iulI iIur OF kyr Whi-kIc~. Also - IAry,
lin" al rr,IIstill-i goods from - 2.tn 81 -, Der
gallon.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03

'"gnia". Ar,lr Peach, EIackhrrry and Ginger
Eruu,!l"-.
\ lii" lin. at Gin. Rum, kmmmri, ]i:Ilcrs,
~ ~ vrry low i9Irrr
Nn Inspection hv those wishing to purchase is
solicited and -uit,Itr.,n, .r,,rruIpri
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03

and a great variety Of ";hrr ihin2-, tvu uHui. f.
Gus 10 mention
lFRN~.-A credit uf six months " III ;r gay ru
on al! SIMS uf sIm amt over. HE purchaser CIV
ang not" and approved! security. the note to b, ar
Ia per cent interest from due. All SUNS , uirr
Sl". rn-h required. WILL M I.IMI:I, Is.
O,i11iI
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03
CLOCKS Anu WATCHES.

SIN TfIDNt-
NAItisEI RI
HIAt WALNUT,
FRENCH u,
MAEHIE
{ ali a. get IT good rrme = -re tot 6. % affirm
\ H-n.hIc's r'wrlry Store. OFT
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03
PUBLIC SALE.

'INiik. umi"r-i.Iri Wi sell. At t.Ih- r..6e
L lc ]iuci3"u, :" 'hr t'-',-' uf! len. ,->c~
at hl- r"-i'irnc.: ~" r"i,' -.utn,-t,t .Lan,G-
ol I"N!u.tnu Mo, Oh
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03

Pure white linen collars and cuis will lie worn
l., ihs dear creatures Oh the street
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03

4 tull line OF
POHI.
riIIRIiN.
MADEIRA,
AGA,
,hIhWEN
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03
Mark ct.

Nkw NnsK. Nov. /.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-21
A Retired Butcher.
All the Year Round.

A story is related of worthy Trades
man In the butchering line of business
who, having amassed a considerabla
fortune by means of a snug family tradsa
in Shoreditch, disposed of his shon AMI
retired with his family to villa res
dence at Clapham. But somehow tho
luxury of idleness did not agree with
him neither did the brisk air ofClapham
common agree with his health rs did
the more substantial atmosphere of tho
back end of Bishopsgate He grew -
dull and mopish that his friends wero
alarmed, and a temporary migration 10
Margate was resolved on. 1t was attn
height of the season, and the select
watering place in question was crowded
with mixed company of visitors in.
Guiding butchers, both retired and still
in active service, and, for time. Mr.
Shortribs quite recovered his spirits
But on returning to Clapham his spirits
sank again so rapidly that it seemed
not improbable that he would terminate
his career in melancholy madness. At
last one day he amazed his wife bv an.
nouncing bis determination to return to
Margate 70. few weeks alone. He
felt sure, he said. that although il was
now the depth of winter, the sea breezes
would revive him; and he promised ia
return to Clapham at the end Of
each week and pass Sunday with his
family. He went, and 10! the very first
week saw a change in him that was all
most miraculous. His eye was brighter
his flesh tirmer; there were even ind.
cations of Il return of that roseate hue
to which his cheeks had long been
stranger. Another week he returned
fresher than ever. Still another, and he
was the Shortribs Of old, with iovial
laugh, ready joke and an appetite he
seemed to have lost irrecoverably when
he quilted Shoreditch. Still he ey-
pressed no desire to settle down once
more at Clapham. He pleaded for an
other week, and yet one more, until his
wife, with fond woman's foolish mis-
givings, began to suspect that possibly
there might be something more in il
than appeared on the surface. The
next time that her husband, gay and
cheerful, set out with his bag on Mon
day morning, she-well there is no use
in mincing the matter-she caused him
to be watched And with most aston
ishing result. 1t was all subterfuge as
to Shortribs going to Margate He had
never, during the whole time since his
health and spirits began to improve so
astonishingly, been further down than
Camdentown. There, at the shop of a
trustworthy brother butcher, sworn to
secrecy, he had passed the pleasant
time, busy with knife and steel from
Monday morning until Saturday night
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-21

the ignorance, in most cases, Of alcohol
in all its forms from gin to sherry; there
is the wedding out, either by direct in
fanticide or by rigorous climate, of I'M
healthy elements in infancy; there is
the absence of certain fearful hereditary
blood posonings; there is the absence
of harassing pleasures; TIE fever Of
speculation, mercantile, philosophical
or religious, is not there all these well
known causes Of disease are absent.
And you find as the result Of it that the
minute processes Of growth 90 OH differ
emily in the savage and in the dwellers
in cities | we!lremember Livingstone.
after hi, first journey to Africa, telling
me Of his surgical operations, removal
of tumors and so on. The two edges
of the cut skin grew together, he said,
with extraordinary rapidity. If you
read Cooks Voyages you will find the
same thing. We need not travel so far
as Africa and Polynesia to see this. A
savage Of course approaches the state
of n horse or dog Wounds in horse
or dogs heal with the same rapidity